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  A Town That Would Not Bend - A...

  Clayton Ridge

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  When armed riders roll into a quiet prairie town, they expect fear—and quick surrender. 
  Instead, they find Deputy Eli Mercer. 
  Young and untested, Eli wears a badge that still feels too large for him. But when a powerful railroad baron moves to seize the town's rail spur and grain warehouse, intimidation turns to gunfire—and gunfire turns to war. 
  Outnumbered and outmatched, the townsfolk must decide whether to sell their future for safety… or stand and risk everything. As sabotage, occupation, and bloodshed escalate, Eli is forced into leadership sooner than he ever imagined. 
  Some towns can be bought. 
  Some can be burned. 
  But some refuse to bend. 
  A Town That Would Not Bend is a classic Western of courage under fire, loyalty tested in smoke, and a young deputy who learns that standing steady is sometimes the only way to survive.

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  Bat Out of Hell - An Anthology...

  Don Bruns, Andrew Child, Rick...

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  Inspired by the debut album from legendary rock star Meat Loaf, Bat Out of Hell is a stellar collection of mysteries from some of the best writers in the genre. 
  The fourth installment in the Music and Murder Mystery series, edited by Don Bruns, Bat Out of Hell is a nonstop thrill ride of engrossing mysteries from some of the best authors in the business. An anthology unlike any other, this collection includes a brand-new Jack Reacher story from Andrew Child, a never-before-seen Pignon Scorbion prequel from Rick Bleiweiss, as well as exciting new mysteries from Heather Graham, Don Bruns, John Gilstrap, Dave Bruns, C. J. Kudlacz, and Charles Todd. 
  Whether you are familiar with the series or encountering it for the first time, Bat Out of Hell has something for everyone.

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  Canines & Cacti - A Paranormal...

  Elle Wren Burke

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  A murder that looks like an accident. A psychic who knows better. Can our supernatural sleuth find the killers before they strike again? 
   
   
   
  Alara Beatty is still pretty new to this whole psychic gig. She's not used to all the bits and bobbles yet. So, when an uninvited vision of a strange man's murder shoves its way into her dreams one night, she's overcome with emotion. 
   
   
   
  Lost and confused, Alara has no idea what to do. She hopes the police will help her out, but the killers were good—when the man's death comes to light, it looks like a simple accident. Only Alara and her sleuthing sidekick, Aunt Irene, know the truth. Combining psychic forces, they bury themselves in the investigation, but the more they dig, the more sinister and dangerous things get—for Alara and everyone she loves. 
   
   
   
  Can Alara catch the killers before they catch her? 
   
   
   
  If you like amateur sleuths, humorous adventures, and charming canine companions, then you'll love Elle Wren Burke's mystical mystery.

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  The Taste of Sin - The Power of...

  Bola Abimbola

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  The powerful narrative of The Taste of Sin captures readers with Reverend Jonathan Grace's dramatic journey through his elevated spiritual position and human frailty. The book provides a detailed account of a spiritual leader who stands at the height of his calling while contending with fundamental conflicts between good and evil, enlightenment and shadow, and salvation and condemnation. 
   Reverend Grace is a beacon of hope and ethical leadership through his actions and teachings. From the start of his life, he demonstrated a steadfast commitment to his religious beliefs and service to the community. With eloquence and empathy, he addresses human needs while tackling spiritual and worldly challenges with compassion and righteousness. His theological insights and personal experiences in his sermons draw dedicated followers and position him among the top ranks of his profession. 
   His ideal public life conceals the chaotic struggle against sin and numerous personal mistakes that contradict his outward appearance. The revelation of his wrongdoings causes a dramatic shift in the narrative, shattering the bond of trust and admiration between him and his congregation and community. As Reverend Grace's hidden sins come to light, he begins to feel guilty and ashamed, retreating into self-imposed isolation, which shakes the foundation of his faith and identity.

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  A Lover in Luxor

  Linda Rae Sande

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  A spare heir on his Grand Tour. The daughter of a naturalist. When their reunion on the Nile seems to suffer a mummy's curse, she's determined to learn why.  
  When Tom Forster embarked on a Grand Tour with his brother and cousins, he expected to tour temples and monuments, be humbled in the presence of pyramids and monoliths, and be amazed by the sites beyond the cerulean blue waters of the Mediterranean—including beautiful women. Despite being haunted by a kiss he shared with a young lady, he knows not to engage with any women. He has already paid witness to his oldest cousin and his brother losing their hearts—and bachelor status—to women they claim are the loves of their lives. 
  That is, until he sees her—again—this time with a baby.  
  The daughter of a renowned naturalist, Lady Helen has spent most of her life surrounded by the living things her father brought back from his numerous expeditions—including her mother. After three Seasons out, she has no desire to go through another Season in London. When she learns the young man she met and kissed at a ball will be in Egypt for part of his Grand Tour, she talks her father into an expedition to Egypt. While he searches for exotic plants, she can be on the lookout for Tom. 
  When the families end up sharing accommodations, Helen is confused by Tom's stand-offish behavior toward her. She thought they parted on good terms. Promising terms. 
  Despite confrontations with a crocodile, a frightful mummy, and a clue found in hieroglyphics, he’s obviously avoiding her. If she wasn't in the company of a baby, she would hit him over the head with a sphinx to knock some sense into him. Doesn’t he realize how perfect they would be together?

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  The Sinister Cabaret

  John Herdman

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  An Edinburgh advocate experiences humiliation and terror in a surreal Scottish Highland adventure.
  
  Donald Humbie, leaving behind his career and his wife in Edinburgh, heads north to familiar places for a short break. Unfortunately, the familiar places have become unfamiliar and increasingly hostile.
  
  Each setting, each character, each event is an unsettling side-step away from normality in a dark, surreal landscape that has Donald fleeing manically around the country. Fearing that his wife has been abducted, he seeks out MacNucator, a private detective, to find her.
  
  Meanwhile the Sinister Cabaret, led by the strange and unfathomable Mr Motion, pursues him relentlessly.
  
  John Herdman's characters inhabit a dark universe illuminated by his profoundly laconic wit. In the Sinister Cabaret he continues the exploration of extreme states of mind and ambiguous interior worlds with the Gothic imagination, which has led critics to compare him with James Hogg and R L Stevenson.
  
  Gothic, surreal, and type Jungian to the max, this hypnagogic novel from John Herdman will take you to the edge of reason.
  
  "The narrative combines a series of journeys and encounters, an atmosphere compounded of nightmare, comedy and erudition, which is uniquely Herdman... There is a quality of surreal experience, comic nastiness, metaphysical horror ... the always gripping narrative becomes intense and moving."An Edinburgh advocate experiences humiliation and terror in a surreal Scottish Highland adventure.
  Donald Humbie, an Edinburgh advocate of every kind of substance, undergoes an interior experience of humiliation and terror, totally losing his way in a surreal Scottish Highland adventure.
  
  Donald Humbie, leaving behind his career and his wife in Edinburgh, heads north to familiar places for a short break. Unfortunately, the familiar places have become unfamiliar and increasingly hostile.
  
  Each setting, each character, each event is an unsettling side-step away from normality in a dark, surreal landscape that has Donald fleeing manically around the country. Fearing that his wife has been abducted, he seeks out MacNucator, a private detective, to find her.
  
  Meanwhile the Sinister Cabaret, led by the strange and unfathomable Mr Motion, pursues him relentlessly.
  
  John Herdman's characters inhabit a dark universe illuminated by his profoundly laconic wit. In the Sinister Cabaret he continues the exploration of extreme states of mind and ambiguous interior worlds with the Gothic imagination, which has led critics to compare him with James Hogg and R L Stevenson.
  
  Gothic, surreal, and type Jungian to the max, this hypnagogic novel from John Herdman will take you to the edge of reason.
  
  "The narrative combines a series of journeys and encounters, an atmosphere compounded of nightmare, comedy and erudition, which is uniquely Herdman... There is a quality of surreal experience, comic nastiness, metaphysical horror ... the always gripping narrative becomes intense and moving."
  Isobel Murray, The Herald & Scottish Studies Review

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