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  Revenger

  Andrew Dennis Biersack

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  In a city suffocated by corruption, Revenger tells the story of a nameless figure who bends shadows and punishes the unforgivable. As The Revenger dismantles a sprawling criminal empire known as The Syndicate, he uncovers a web of betrayal that reaches into his own fractured past. Blending the gritty aesthetic of noir with the visceral terror of vengeance, Revenger explores guilt, corruption, and the thin line between hero and monster. This relentless and chilling addition to the Horror Noir genre will captivate fans of dark thrillers.

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  The Seed from the Sepulchre

  Clark Ashton Smith

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  Brought to you by Altrusian Grace Media, narrated by Matthew Schmitz, with full sound production by the Russian Comic Book Geek. 
  Deep in the sweltering jungles of South America, two explorers — Falmer and Thone — stumble upon a forgotten ruin, hidden beneath centuries of tangled growth and silence. Within its shadowed chambers lies an ancient tomb, undisturbed, its secrets sealed in stone and time. 
  But something lingers in the sepulchre. 
  Something old. Something alive. Something that does not sleep. 
  As one of the men becomes obsessed with a strange, unidentifiable seed found within the tomb, the boundary between plant and predator, dream and nightmare, begins to rot and dissolve. What blooms from ancient soil may not be content to remain buried. 
  A lush, unsettling blend of botanical horror and lost-world myth, The Seed from the Sepulchre is Clark Ashton Smith at his most vivid and uncanny — a tale of beauty, dread, and the terrible persistence of life.

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  Whispers in the Orchards -...

  Daniel Kingsley

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  This audiobook is a gateway to a world where imagination and storytelling collide in the most beautiful way. Its richly detailed narrative takes you on a journey that is both thrilling and deeply moving. The narrator’s voice brings the story to life, adding layers of emotion and intensity to every scene. It’s perfect for quiet moments, long commutes, or whenever you need a break from reality. With themes that resonate universally, it’s a story you’ll find yourself thinking about long after it ends. Don’t miss the chance to make it part of your listening library.

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  Book summary & analysis of Party...

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Party of Liars, by Kelsey Cox. It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kelsey Cox. Ideal for those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  At a lavish mansion overlooking the canyon, a Sweet Sixteen party spirals into chaos when, just before the candles are blown out, a body falls from a balcony. The identity of the victim—and the killer—isn’t immediately known. The story unfolds through the perspectives of four women: the insecure new stepmother, the superstitious nanny, the overlooked best friend, and the bitter ex-wife. Each one harbors secrets, suspicions, and motives, creating a tense web of psychological drama and mounting suspense in a setting thick with danger and deceit.

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  Too Much of a Good Thing

  William Mangieri

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  Was it just too much of a good thing? 
  Diana’s work on the Southside Restoration has progressed to the point that only the vagrant situation is holding things back – and suddenly, they start disappearing from the streets. The unusually mild winter has resulted in an equally unusual number of homeless deaths. Jimmy’s curiosity discovers more oddities than coincidence could explain, and suspicions that Diana might be involved. 
  “Too Much of a Good Thing" is a soft-boiled detective novella with some sci-fi and fantasy elements, sort of a The Rockford Files meets The Avengers (the old BBC series, not the superheroes.) It’s ninth in the Detective Jimmy Delaney series.

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  Swanfolk - A Novel

  Kristin Omarsdottir

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  Like a modern Midsummer Night’s Dream, an ethereal and haunting novel about a young spy who enchanted by a species of half-swan, half-human creatures—an obsession that ultimately leads her to question her own existence—and sanity. 
  In the not-too-distant future, a young spy named Elísabet Eva finds herself mentally unraveling following an assignment in Paris. Everything in Elísabet’s life in the city—her friends, social engagements, and late nights—revolved around her work as a spy with the Special Unit. To regain her mental balance, Elísabet finds herself taking long solitary walks near the lake. 
  One day, she sees two strange beasts emerging from the water—a pair of seemingly mythical creatures, human woman above the waist, swan below. Curious, she follows them through tangles of thickets to a clearing . . . and into a strange new reality.  
  Elísabet’s walks become regular visits to these swan women. As she earns their trust, the creatures reveal the enigma of their secret existence and their desire to reproduce. Pulled further and further into the swanfolk’s monomaniacal (and often violent) quest, Elísabet finds her own mind growing increasingly untrustworthy. Ultimately, she is forced to reckon with both the consequences of her involvement with these unusual beings and her own past—and face a truth she’s carefully tried to evade.

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