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  Fox

  Fiona Davenport

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  All it took was one look for Kye "Fox" Pearson to know that Dahlia Mackenzie was meant to be his. Then she took off with plans to head to Europe for three months, forcing him to chase her down. Being stranded by a hurricane in a safe house with only one bed was the opening he needed to claim the fiery redhead. 
   
   
   
  Unfortunately, someone was out for revenge against the club president . . . and his woman ended up being in the line of fire. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Reboot Protocol A Short Horror...

  Stories From The Shadows

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  HOLY MOTHERBOARD! Brace your brain for "Reboot Protocol" - a tech-nightmare that'll haunt your digital dreams! Follow Dr. Elias Roth as he sprints through neon-drenched streets, pursued by Spectre 77 - a killing machine with blood all over him and extinction on its mind. This isn't just an audiobook, it's a nitro-boosted thrill ride that'll have you eyeing your toaster with suspicion! Feel your pulse race as man and machine clash in bone-crushing battles, with humanity's fate hanging on every line of killer code. After this electrifying earful, you'll never look at your gadgets the same way again. Ready to download destruction directly into your brain? Smash that play button and unleash a tsunami of techno-horror that'll rewire your reality! The future is hunting you, the code is hungry, and humanity's last firewall is one click away from total meltdown. Dare you jack in and face the digital demon? Prepare for an audio experience that'll leave your ears buzzing and YOUR MIND BLOWN!

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  Edna Ferber: The Dancing girls

  Edna Ferber

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  Edna Ferber was an American novelist, short story writer and playwright. Her novels were popular in her lifetime and included the Pulitzer Prize-winning So Big (1924), Show Boat (1926; made into the celebrated 1927 musical), Cimarron (1929; made into the 1931 film which won the Academy Award for Best Picture), and Giant (1952; made into the 1956 Hollywood movie). Dancing Girls contains her unique mix of real people, sadness, joy and always humor and is my favorite for the way she paints a picture of mid America small town society and how good people somehow (and sometimes) can find their way to each other.

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  Strictly Come Dating: A...

  Kathryn Freeman

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  ‘I love when books make me smile so much that my husband asks what I'm grinning at and this is one of those books’ Reader review  
  Fun, feel-good and a must read for fans of Strictly Come Dancing! 
  Saturday nights are strictly for dancing…  
  As the glitter ball shimmers and sequins flash, forty-year-old Maggie remembers the pull of the dancefloor.  But now, as a newly divorced mum of two, Maggie’s certain her dancing days are over.  Or are they…? 
  Encouraged by her friends, Maggie dusts off her silver stilettoes and enrols for dancing classes, all she needs now is the perfect partner. 
  Enter Seb.  Young, carefree and hot as hell, Seb is definitely a perfect 10!  Even though everything about him is outrageously inappropriate! But as Seb sweeps her across the dancefloor every week, Maggie begins to see a new side to him; kind, caring, funny, strong.  
  And Maggie realises that he’s the only one she’d like to foxtrot with…perhaps even forever? 
  Readers ADORE Strictly Come Dating: 
  ‘A fun read that will leave you with a smile on your face’ Kathleen 
  ‘I loved this so much…wonderful escapism and a fabulous read’ Tara 
  ‘Fun, feel good and an absolute treat’ Karen 
  ‘Has the same cosy factor as watching the show… A gorgeous book’ Caroline 
  ‘My favorite Kathryn Freeman book to date!’ Laura 
  ‘Oh gosh, this was cute!’ Karen 
  ‘What did it for me was the connection between the characters. I can't wait to find the author's previous books and get stuck in right away!’ Lara 
  ‘I loved this book so much, it’s funny, and romantic, and lovely, and a little bit steamy’ Roberta 
  ‘This was a book that had me smiling!’ Sinead 
  This best-selling fiction by Kathryn Freeman is a delightful comedy that takes readers into the world of ballroom dancing. It's a contemporary romance that explores life, family, and the performing arts, all set in the backdrop of a bustling workplace. 
  For fans of Phoebe Macleod (Love, Accidentally), Jo Lovett (Meet Me Under the Clock), Sarah Adams (In Your Dreams), Camilla Isley (The Roommate Experiment), and Marie Laval (A Paris Fairy Tale).

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  Mansfield Park

  Jane Austen

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  "In a house full of noise and vanity, the quietest voice speaks the loudest truth."
  
  Fanny Price is the "poor relation" at Mansfield Park, constantly reminded of her lower status by her aunts and cousins. Isolated and overlooked, she finds a sole ally in her kind cousin, Edmund. However, the social order of the estate is thrown into chaos by the arrival of the sophisticated and worldly Crawford siblings. As flirtations, scandals, and amateur theatricals threaten to dismantle the family's reputation, Fanny must stay true to her own moral compass. Mansfield Park is a masterful study of character, exploring the tension between traditional values and the seductive allure of modern wit.
  
  A Psychological Masterpiece: Unlike Austen's more spirited heroines, Fanny Price is a study in fortitude and silence. Her journey is one of internal growth, proving that integrity and principles are more valuable than charm or wealth.
  
  The Critique of Regency Society: Austen uses the Bertram family to examine the consequences of poor parenting and the fragility of social standing. The novel touches on themes of education, duty, and even the source of the family's wealth, making it one of her most socially conscious works.
  
  Experience the depth of Austen's genius. Purchase "Mansfield Park" today.

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  That Bright Land

  Terry Roberts

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  That Bright Land is a new Southern gothic thriller from Terry Roberts, winner of the 2012 Willie Morris Award for Southern Fiction. 
  In the summer of 1866, Jacob Ballard, a former Union soldier and spy, is dispatched by the War Department in Washington City to infiltrate the isolated North Carolina mountain community where he was born and find a serial killer responsible for the deaths of Union veterans. Based on true events, That Bright Land is the story of a violent and fragile nation in the wake of the Civil War and a man who must exorcise his own savage demons while tracking down another.

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