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  The Naming of Moths

  Tracy Fells

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  THE NAMING OF MOTHS features stories of magical realism, myths and legends re-imagined, where all the characters are undergoing transformation or facing a pivotal moment of change in their lives. People and animals interchange their shapes. Story landscapes flit from fairy-tale woods to urban homes. Here love, hope and kindness weave between the realities of man's endless talent for cruelty.

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  The Legend of de Marco

  Abby Green

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  Caught spying for her twin brother, a woman is held hostage by a sexy billionaire who is determined to have his revenge—if he doesn’t fall in love first. 
   
  Rocco de Marco. Legendary financier and billionaire. The most important man in the room. And he’d just witnessed her filching canapés from the buffet . . .  
   
  If waitress Gracie O’Brien’s first meeting with Rocco is memorable, the second is unforgettable. For when he finds her breaking in to his office he doesn’t believe her innocence—so he’ll keep her close until he finds the truth. 
   
  Yet it’s impossible for Rocco to stay angry with the sparky redhead—she’s making him feel emotions he thought he’d buried forever. And the sexual tension between them is reaching explosion point. . . .

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  Wendy's Song

  Robyn Branick

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  Can one decision determine the rest of your life? 
   
  It is the 1990s; four high school slackers decide to go to a party. Suddenly tragedy strikes when Wendy and her friends are in a life-altering car accident. One misfortune after another propels Wendy into drug addiction. Years later, she attempts to clean herself up for her son, Jeremy. Is Wendy up to the task or is reality no longer an option? 
  Wendy's Song is the first book in the Regrettable & Forbidden Series. Pick up the ebook, available now.  
  This decision may not determine the rest of your life, but it could make your day. Click on that button.

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  Something Followed Me Home

  Harper Hollow

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  A casual estate sale spirals into a psychological nightmare when a haunting mimics reality with terrifying precision.
   
  Unfolding like a breathless late-night confession, this story blurs the line between stress-induced paranoia and supernatural threat. The narrative voice is disarmingly funny and skeptical, grounding the claustrophobic dread of being home alone while footsteps echo in empty rooms and the feeling of being watched becomes undeniable.
   
  Small discrepancies begin to fracture the safety of daily routine. Electronics glitch with impossible sounds, pets growl at vacant corners, and reflections lag a split-second behind. The entity doesn't just haunt the space; it learns, mimics, and invades, turning the sanctuary of an apartment into a suffocating trap.
   
  What you will experience in this contemporary horror:
   A chillingly intimate, "found footage" style narrative voice.
   Psychological gaslighting clashing with paranormal activity.
    Escalating domestic horror involving mirrors and mimicry.
    A genre-bending twist that forces you to replay every scene.
   
  As the search for answers points back to the beginning, a devastating realization waits in the dark. The true horror isn't what you bring back from the outside world, but the dormant terror you have been carrying inside you all along.

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  Dominated by the Doctor -...

  Conner Hayden

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  When Anna finds out that the new girlfriend she meets in a nightclub is a doctor, she drunkenly confesses to having a fantasy about being used in a doctor's examination room. They swap numbers at the end of the evening, and when the doctor calls to ask for a date, she agrees to meet her after work. 
  She only finds out it is a setup when she arrives, and the doctor takes control. Tied up and subjected to a kinky intimate examination, she is pushed all the way to orgasm as her fantasy comes to life.  

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  Bad Medicine

  Robert Sheckley

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  In a future where therapy is automated and absurdity reigns, Bad Medicine by Robert Sheckley delivers a razor-sharp satire of mental health, technology, and the human condition. Set in the year 2103, the story follows Elwood Caswell as he seeks help for disturbing thoughts—only to find himself entangled with a malfunctioning therapeutic machine meant for another species entirely. Witty, unsettling, and thought-provoking, this science fiction tale blends dark humor with biting social commentary, inviting readers to question the limits of sanity and the meaning of true connection.

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