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  The Last Corpse

  Temi Orubu

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  In "The Last Corpse" by Temi Orubu, prepare to embark on a journey through a world shrouded in mystery, conspiracy, and political intrigue. Meet Noam, a brilliant inventor whose groundbreaking system for identifying killers sets off a chain of events beyond his wildest imagination. When his invention leads him to uncover a corpse, it sets in motion a series of events that will challenge everything he thought he knew. As Noam delves deeper into the secrets surrounding the corpse, he becomes ensnared in a web of conspiracies that threatens to unravel his very existence. But the mystery of the last corpse is just the beginning, as Noam soon finds himself entangled in a larger plot with far-reaching implications. With danger lurking around every corner and the fate of countless lives at stake, Noam must race against time to uncover the truth before it's too late. But in a world where nothing is as it seems, can he trust anyone, even himself? "The Last Corpse" is a gripping thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page. With its twists and turns, secrets and lies, this electrifying novel will leave you breathless and begging for more.

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  Plowed Fields Book One - The...

  Jim Barber

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  On a cold December day in 1960, Joe Baker finishes plowing the largest field on his family’s farm in South Georgia and acknowledges the well of restlessness running deep inside him. Joe appreciates the good life provided by his parents, but his heart yearns for something else. So begins "Plowed Fields," setting the stage for a conflict that will nag at Joe for the next decade as he tries to reconcile his own desire and ambition with loyalty and responsibility to his family. Book One in the Plowed Fields Trilogy begins with “The White Christmas,” introducing Joe and his family, along with a host of friends and acquaintances who will shape their fates during the next decade. The Baker family is anchored by patriarch Sam, whose pirate’s appearance disguises a gentle giant of goodness, and his son, Matt, who is capable of strength and force when necessary but unafraid of tenderness when the moment requires a softer touch. "Plowed Fields also features Lucas Bartholomew, a black farm worker, and Bobby Taylor, the spitting image of a civil rights-minded Yankees’ vision of a racist. Tensions erupt early between the Bakers and Taylors, sparked by a senseless act and fueled by Bobby’s campaigns for the sheriff’s job against Matt’s best friend, the aristocratic and troubled Paul Berrien. In “The Train,” Joe confronts racial prejudice in his school and community and feels the strain of taking an unpopular stand. A girl claims his heart and a heroic deed plants a seed of hate that will fester as the decade unfolds. Beautifully told, slow-burning and haunting, Plowed Fields is a mesmerizing saga of people coming together and falling apart, relying on God and losing faith, and pushing forward and fighting back in times of crisis.

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  Finding Her Forever - A sweet...

  Cathryn Brown

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  Grace quits her job for a fresh start in a new place—and brings a stray dog. Working with weddings sounds like a fun change. She just hopes no one will guess her secret. CJ hasn’t wanted to stay in one place for long. Until now. Two Hearts, Tennessee, is winning him over. The many weddings do make his bachelor heart nervous, though. When a group of matchmakers set their eyes on him, he has to find a way to distract them or leave town. He isn’t ready to fall in love.

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  SEALs of Honor: Mason's Wish

  Dale Mayer

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  Book 9: SEALs of HonorMason loves everything about his life with Tesla but living together is just the tip of the iceberg he wants to climb with the woman he'd die for.He wants it all with her, wants forever. But forever comes too soon when Mason's Christmas marriage proposal is called on account of an attack on Tesla in their home.An enemy who dares to nurse a grudge against Mason's lover is an enemy about to get a lump of coal in his Christmas stocking…and then some.

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  Beneath These Walls

  Shade Owens

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  Six months ago, my husband tried to kill me. 
  Now, my sons and I are living in an old Victorian house passed down to me by my uncle. The house may be big, but the town is small... it's safe, which is something I haven't felt in a very long time. And best of all, it's very far away from my ex. 
  As soon as we move in, however, I discover that this house has an eerie reputation. Rumor has it my uncle was a mysterious man accused of atrocious things, which is drawing a lot of unwanted attention our way. 
  And the last thing we need is attention; we need to stay invisible if we want to stay alive. 
  But how can we remain invisible when things keep happening in this house? Strange things. Horrific things that has the whole town watching. Maybe even him. We were supposed to be safe here, but it's becoming glaringly apparent to me that we're in real danger. 
  Then I remind myself: I'm a mother. 
  And a mother will do anything to protect her children.

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  Tell Me One Thing

  Kerri Schlottman

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  Outside a rural Pennsylvania motel, nine-year-old Lulu smokes a cigarette while sitting on the lap of a trucker. Recent art grad Quinn is passing through town and captures it. The photograph, later titled "Lulu & the Trucker," launches Quinn's career, escalating her from a starving artist to a renowned photographer. In a parallel life, Lulu fights to survive a volatile home, growing up too quickly in an environment wrought with drug abuse and her mother's prostitution. Decades later, when Quinn has a retrospective at the Whitney Museum of Art and "Lulu & the Trucker" has sold at auction for a record-breaking amount, Lulu is surprised to find the troubling image of her young self in the newspaper. She attends an artist talk for the exhibition with one question in mind for Quinn: Why didn't you help me all those years ago? Tell Me One Thing is a portrait of two Americas, examining power, privilege, and the sacrifices one is willing to make to succeed. Traveling through the 1980s to present day, it delves into New York City's free-for-all grittiness while exposing a neglected slice of the struggling rust belt.

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