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  Tell Tale of the Apocalypse

  Dino Dhamphyr

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  When Gabrielle unwittingly unleashes the Four Horsemen from a cursed book, her world is thrown into chaos. "Tell Tale of the Apocalypse," inspired by the haunting poem of Dino Dhamphyr, tells a gripping story of survival against the backdrop of an unraveled world. As Gabrielle confronts the terrors she has released, she faces the ultimate truth: death is inevitable. This tale is a raw journey through a landscape where every choice carries weight and the human spirit is tested to its limits.

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  Blackthorn and Amberfire

  Leanna Renee Hieber

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  The Three Courts of Allforth have lived peacefully for generations, but they all keep a deadly secret that is about to break free… 
  Blackthorn, the Silvervale Court executioner, has not questioned his duties, he knows he sends the condemned to The Great Dreaming peacefully. He is an Evergreen; one of the rare people able to wield magic past childhood. But when a young boy on his execution table insists that something terrible is going on in their kingdom, Blackthorn secretly spares the boy’s life, asking for proof. 
  When a beautiful healer from the land of Amberfire, Roseleigh, is brought in to be executed next, Blackthorn hesitates, drawn to her. His death spell rebounds on him and only her healing light can spare him. He leaves the castle for recuperation and learns more about a world in which he was kept ignorant. 
  A playwright named Will, a strange dreamer from another world, insists that Blackthorn and Roseleigh are a Faerie king and queen meant to return their land to glory. The more that Blackthorn lives outside his castle strictures, the more he understands he was living a lie. 
  Silvervale and Amberfire children have been imprisoned in mines that stifle magic across the isle in order to keep royal families in power. A stealthy, brave group of Evergreen, led by Blackthorn and Roseleigh, band together to upend the torturous system and return natural magic back to all, As executioner and healer join their magics, not only does their attraction ignite, but they create a safe haven for all the lives they begin to save.

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  First Book of Enoch The (Enoch...

  Enoch the Patriach

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  What if you could unlock the mysteries of the ancient world and gain deep insights into the battle between light and darkness? 
  The First Book of Enoch (Enoch I) is one of the oldest and most powerful apocalyptic texts ever written. Attributed to Enoch, the seventh patriarch from Adam, it unveils a vivid narrative of fallen angels, divine judgment, and the cosmic struggle between good and evil. Long excluded from the Bible, this sacred text shaped early Jewish thought and Christian theology. 
  Now presented in a modern, accessible translation, this edition brings clarity to ancient mysteries while preserving the depth of the original work. 
  What you'll discover inside:The Watchers and Their Fall – Angels who descended to Earth, shared forbidden knowledge, and triggered divine wrathThe Book of Heavenly Secrets – Enoch’s guided journeys through the heavens and revelations from celestial beingsThe Prophecies of Judgment – Powerful visions of the end times, justice, and renewalTimeless Themes of Redemption – Humanity’s role in divine history and the promise of restoration 
  This isn’t just a historical text—it’s a portal to understanding the spiritual forces shaping our world. 
  Begin your journey through one of the most influential lost books of scripture. Rediscover The Book of Enoch today.

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  Among Us

  Jacqueline Druga

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  In just forty-eight hours, a brutal and mysterious virus sweeps across the nation, claiming millions of lives. But this is just the beginning. Soon, the terrifying truth emerges: the United States is under attack—an unprecedented blitzkrieg of biological, conventional, and nuclear warfare. No town is safe, and the identity of the enemy remains unknown.Shelby Doyle lives in the small town of Hawthorne with her sons. When the attacks occur, she quickly realizes nowhere is safe. Hawthorn isn't safe. She joins a group of others and together they travel to find a safe haven.As the days pass and the attacks continue without mercy, Shelby not only wonders if they will survive long enough to find safety, but will they ever learn who is behind it all.

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  My Adventure in Norfolk - Rural...

  A J lan

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  Leslie Harrison Lambert was born on 11th November 1883 in Nottingham. 
   
  After attending Rugby School he trained to be a surveyor. One of his passions was magic and such was his prowess that he joined The Magic Circle, and performed at society events. 
   
  By the beginning of World War I he was an amateur radio ham and volunteered to work at a coastguard station in Norfolk to intercept German radio transmissions. By November 1914 he was with the Admiralty at Naval Intelligence Room 40.  By 1919 this had become part of the new Government Code and Cypher School.  He was still there as World War II erupted across Europe and with many of his colleagues he transferred to Bletchley Park.  There, in Hut 8, he was quoted as saying that "in contrast to his outrageously unconventional stories" that he led his life on "a monotonously regular timetable". Life outside the Intelligence services was very different.  He married but the couple had no children.  They lived at Holland Park with a second home at Potter Heigham for sailing on the Norfolk Broads.  Other interests were as an amateur radio operator, using the call sign G2ST, and an authority on food and wine. 
   
  He contacted the BBC to suggest he might tell one of his own short stories on the radio.  Thus was born A J Alan, and his broadcast of ‘My Adventure in Jermyn Street’, on New Year’s Eve, 1924.  It was an immediate success and although he only broadcast a handful of times a year he was one of the most popular radio personalities of the time.  He spent weeks working on each short story, honing his conversational style, making his stories seem like anecdotes that had peculiarly happened to him.  
  A live broadcast was, in fact, a performance.  He used cards to avoid any rustling noises and kept a candle lit in case the lights failed.  His attire was a dinner jacket with eye glass, and a slim black briefcase.  
   
  Many of his stories were subsequently printed in newspapers and magazines. 
   
  By 1937 his health had deteriorated and he reduced his radio work making his last broadcast on 21st March 1940.  
   
  A J Alan died on 13th December 1941.

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  On Board - A Painted Bay Story

  Jay Hogan

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  Leroy Madden is in trouble. Big, handsome, Fox Carmody trouble.  
  Leroy has buried his attraction to the enigmatic fisherman in irritation and pointless bickering, keeping Fox at a safe distance. But with the troublesome man now living in Leroy’s house, it’s becoming impossible for Leroy to keep his true feelings hidden, or the fact that Leroy maybe isn’t so straight, after all.  
  Leroy hungers for something different between them. He wants more. But Leroy’s business is struggling, his newly mended relationship with his brother is at risk, Fox doesn’t plan to stay, and their mothers are lovers.   
  Regardless of what Leroy’s heart so desperately wants, his entire world is at stake, and nothing about a relationship with Fox Carmody was ever going to be easy. 
   

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