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  Healing the Cowboy - A Small...

  Mandi Blake

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  Will her dedication to tending her friend’s injury allow him to get close enough to heal her wounded heart? 
  Nora St. James returns to Redemption Ridge to find her family ranch falling apart. Her dad’s gambling addiction is out of hand, and they’re on the verge of losing everything. 
  Clint Taylor knows exactly what he wants, and it’s the one woman who is immune to his charms–his best friend, Nora. She’s determined and independent, and while he loves those things about her, they also help her keep him at arms’ length. 
  Nora has too many problems to worry about romance, but her flirty best friend is pulling out all the stops. If he keeps pursuing her, she might not be able to resist much longer. 
  When an injury lands Clint in a cast and Nora’s ranch isn’t safe anymore, she comes to Taylor Ranch to care for him and help keep things going until he heals. The Christmas season has Nora opening her heart, but if she lets her guard down, she might lose her best friend, her job, and her home. 
  Return to Redemption Ridge, Colorado and enjoy the faith, friendships, and forever-afters in this Christian Christmas Romance. 
  Healing the Cowboy is book 8 in the Christmas in Redemption Ridge series, but each of the books can be read on their own.

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  Murder at Castle Morse

  Leena Clover

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  Class lines are blurred when a baron's son is accused of killing his groom in this 1920s mystery. 
   
   
   
  The Nightingales are on a mission, set on solving a twenty year old murder to exonerate Lord Buxley. When the groom at a neighboring estate is bashed to death, the young heir becomes a suspect. Summoned by her fast friend, Lady Bess rushes to Castle Morse with Lady Vicky in tow, only to find herself knee deep in a baffling mystery. 
   
   
   
  Despite warnings from a certain handsome Detective Inspector, they begin investigating the crime. Apparently, the dead man was involved in a controversy that divided the village, giving several men a motive to murder him. Can they separate the red herrings from the real clues to find out the truth? 
   
   
   
  Meanwhile, a surprise guest arrives at Buxley Manor, throwing both upstairs and downstairs in turmoil.

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  Winter's Maze - Winter Black...

  Mary Stone

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  Achievement unlocked. One wrong move, and it’s game over. 
  Private detective Winter Black finally knows the identity of the puppeteer behind the recent string of murders she’s been entangled in investigating—the same man who’s been stalking and tormenting her for weeks. But when he leaves recent photographs he took of her and Noah, her husband’s eyes scratched out, his vendetta becomes frighteningly real. And terrifyingly personal. 
  Because Noah is missing. 
  The nightmare becomes disturbingly real when Noah’s wedding band is placed on Winter’s doorstep, accompanied by a taunting note written in cryptic, video game jargon. The instructions? A deadly scavenger hunt, with Noah’s life hanging in the balance. Refusing to play isn’t an option. 
  Her mission: find her husband before it’s too late. 
  As Winter dives headfirst into the puppeteer’s sinister game, other unwilling players emerge, their fates as uncertain as Noah’s. Every clue leads her deeper into a labyrinth of danger, each wrong move tightening the noose around the man she loves. The stakes couldn’t be higher: solve the puzzle or lose Noah forever. 
  The mystery and suspense continue with Winter’s Maze, the eighth book in the Winter Black Season Two series. The game is far from over. In fact, it’s only just begun.

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  Mr Reginald Peacock’s Day - A...

  Katherine Mansfield

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  What if a single day could expose the quiet unraveling of a man who believes he has everything under control? In “Mr. Reginald Peacock’s Day” by Katherine Mansfield, you follow a respected, self-assured teacher whose orderly world begins to fracture beneath the surface. As Mr. Peacock moves through the routines of his day - his classroom, his colleagues, his home - small disturbances ripple outward, revealing tensions he would rather ignore. Beneath his cultivated manners and professional authority lies a growing sense of unease and emotional isolation. Mansfield exposes the fragile pride of a man clinging to respectability, and the widening gap between appearance and truth. With her signature psychological insight, she transforms ordinary moments into sharp revelations. Press play and step into one of Mansfield’s most incisive studies of character - where routine becomes reckoning, and a single day brings a carefully maintained identity into question.

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  Ideal Husband An

  Oscar Wilde

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  "An Ideal Husband" is a comedic play written by Oscar Wilde, first performed in 1895. It is one of Wilde's society comedies, which satirize the manners and morals of Victorian society. The play explores themes of political and moral corruption, blackmail, and the complexities of maintaining an ideal public image. The plot revolves around Sir Robert Chiltern, a successful and morally upright politician, and his wife, Lady Gertrude Chiltern. Their seemingly perfect lives are threatened when a mysterious woman named Mrs. Cheveley enters the scene. Mrs. Cheveley possesses a letter that could ruin Sir Robert's political career, and she attempts to use this information to her advantage. 
   
  As the drama unfolds, Wilde introduces a cast of witty and eccentric characters, including Lord Arthur Goring, a close friend of Sir Robert, and Mabel Chiltern, Sir Robert's sister. Lord Goring, known for his dandyish charm and clever quips, becomes a central figure in the attempts to resolve the conflicts and unveil the truth behind Sir Robert's past. Throughout the play, Wilde explores the themes of morality and forgiveness, highlighting the contrast between public and private personas. The characters grapple with the societal expectations placed upon them, and the play humorously exposes the hypocrisies of the upper class while offering a reflection on the nature of human flaws. "An Ideal Husband" is celebrated for its sparkling dialogue, clever wit, and insightful observations about the moral fabric of society. Like many of Wilde's works, it showcases his mastery of satire and his ability to blend humor with social commentary. The play remains a popular and frequently performed piece in the canon of Wildean literature.

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  Taggart's Woman

  Carole Mortimer

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  Read this classic romance by USA Today bestselling author Carole Mortimer, now available for the first time in e-book!A marriage for inheritance…To inherit her rightful share of her family business, Heather Danvers is forced to marry her late father’s partner, Daniel Taggart—a rough-edged, self-made millionaire, whose contempt for Heather seems beyond obvious!Yet in the two years since they first met, Heather has fallen for her captivating, yet distant, husband. But Heather doesn’t know that Daniel is hiding a secret—one that, if proved true, could have consequences… Can Heather show Daniel that there’s more to their marriage than convenience?Originally published in 1987

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