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  And Then There's Me The Opening

  Regina Sanford

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  It’s not over. The healing season is over, and no one will have guessed that Regina will return to finish what Malcom started within her. It will take more than the powers of Pokka, Clawson, and Solidarity to stop her this time.

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  The Aberration of Eden Pruitt

  K.E. Ganshert

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  Eden Pruitt’s parents are alive. They are safe. But not Eden. She won’t be until they hunt down the high-stakes gambler known as Mordecai. Eager for redemption, Cassian Gray won’t rest until they succeed.  
  Together, they follow a trail of clues that thrusts them into a dark, dangerous, and twisted reality. At its center stands an enemy far more powerful than they ever imagined. 

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  The Gabia's Justice - A short...

  C.N. Rowan

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  A free short story from The imPerfect Cathar. 
  'There’s an irony about how often the elements are used to kill those supposedly capable of controlling them. Water. Fire. Air. Earth. 
    
  Drowning. Burning. Hanging. Burying them alive. 
    
  Those so keen to use such tools to instil terror and keep the population silent best hope they never capture a true Talented...' 
    
  This short story finds Paul Bonhomme, at the start of the 16th Century, discovering brutal goings-on in his home city of Toulouse after time away. When a local businessman is using the cruel threats of the inquisition to have his way with a hapless population, particularly its women-folk, the imPerfect Cathar himself is happy to teach him a lesson.

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  Adventure of a Professional...

  H. Bedford–Jones

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  An Adventure of a Professional Corpse - The Artificial Honeymoon by H. Bedford–Jones - A Certain Young Man Finds Dying a Profitable Business. The secret of one of the strangest professions in the world.  
  H. Bedford-Jones (1887–1949) was one of the most prolific and versatile writers of the pulp fiction era. Born in Napanee, Ontario, Canada, he moved to the United States and became a naturalized citizen in 1908. By 1914, just six years later, he published his first novel—launching a staggering literary career that would span more than three decades. 
  Often called the “King of the Pulps,” Bedford-Jones wrote across nearly every genre imaginable: science fiction, fantasy, adventure, detective fiction, historical epics, and Westerns. At the height of his career, he was producing an extraordinary volume of work, sometimes publishing as many as a dozen stories in a single month. He wrote under dozens of pseudonyms, crafting over 1,000 stories, novels, and serials for legendary pulp magazines such as Argosy, All-Story Weekly, and Blue Book. 
  In addition to his pulp fiction mastery, Bedford-Jones also worked as a journalist for the Boston Globe and published several volumes of poetry, showcasing his command of language beyond the pulp page. Whether writing swashbuckling historical tales or futuristic adventures, he brought energy, imagination, and craftsmanship to everything he touched. 
  A true titan of popular fiction, H. Bedford-Jones helped shape the golden age of pulp storytelling—and left behind a legacy that still thrills readers today.

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  Earthmen Bearing Gifts

  Fredric Brown

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  Earthmen Bearing Gifts by Fredric Brown is a gripping classic science fiction short story exploring humanity’s first contact with an alien civilization. As Earth launches a rocket toward Mars, unaware of its intelligent inhabitants, the telepathic Martians watch with hope for peaceful exchange—only to face a tragic misunderstanding. This thought-provoking tale delivers a timeless message about communication, conflict, and the unforeseen consequences of human assumptions. A must-read for fans of vintage sci-fi and speculative fiction.

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  The Healer's Way - Book 11

  Alexey Kovtunov, Oleg Sapphire

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  Mikhail isn't greedy, no! He's simply thrifty, practical. And he cannot fathom how anyone can leave trophies behind on the battlefield. No way does that mean he's stealing them! And of course Mikhail isn't a slave master! Although those who he corralled into signing service contracts might not agree. 
   
   
   
  The earth mages, for example, who are still busy erecting all sorts of structures toward the successful development of Mikhail's county. They work in three shifts with no days off. 
   
   
   
  Meanwhile, Mikhail continues to attract the notice of the emperor, who has even invited him to the capital for a reception . . . But is that a good thing? And how will the other aristocrats feel about it?

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