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  Bloody Backwater

  Greg Hansen

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  In the mysterious town of Trident, Texas, two enigmatic figures, Jack Coletree and Tina Jean Plumb, find their paths intertwined by extraordinarily peculiar circumstances. Unbeknownst to the unsuspecting residents, Jack and Tina harbor a dark secret—they are both serial killers with an insatiable thirst for blood. 
  As the duo navigate through Trident, the once-quiet backwater town becomes the stage for a gruesome symphony of murder. Bodies begin to accumulate, and the community descends into a state of fear and paranoia. 
  When Tina, driven by a desire for a fresh start, decides to leave Trident, she grapples with the challenge of discerning whom she can truly trust in a world tainted by deceit. In a town where appearances are deceptive and alliances are precarious, Tina discovers that the most apparent choices may not always be the correct ones.na 
  As she navigates the treacherous terrain of her own instincts and the complex web of relationships in Trident, Tina is faced with a harrowing realization—the path to redemption and a new life may demand more than just escaping the town; it may require confronting the shadows within herself. In this dark and suspenseful tale, loyalties are tested, secrets unravel, and the thin line between predator and prey becomes increasingly blurred.

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  Flair

  Jeffrey Hanlon

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  An eclectic mix of short stories from the audacious mind of Jeffrey Hanlon, produced by Zither Studios.

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  Memoir of a Martian - Loyalty...

  David Parker-Ross

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  MARS 
  Once known as the great project, a united Earth began colonizing the red planet in international unity. Any country that could afford to settle on Mars did so. It became the largest melting pot of the solar system since the formation of the United States. 
  Of course, it was not to last. 
  When the Great War between the Pacific Alliance and the European Union began twenty years ago, the United Martian settlements had a dilemma as they made up nations from both sides. 
  Cries for independence went unheeded, and slowly but surely, the peaceful world was dragged into the conflict. 
  Kayla Lieberman grew up in the American community of New Brooklyn but has never considered herself American. She is a Martian and proud of it. But when she is recruited into the department of outland security under the auspices of Charlotte Kensett, Kayla is faced with a choice…. 
  Stand with Mars or turn her back on everything she ever knew.. 
  Perceptions is a unique new series where each book is told from a different character’s first-person point of view. Each has their own differing recollection of events and their own values, ethics, and opinions – their own perceptions. Some you may side with, some you may not. The decision on who is right and wrong is up to you. 
  Enter the world of Kayla Lieberman, where the only perception that truly matters is yours.

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  Beyond This Place of Wrath and...

  Jack Ford

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  Washington, DC, April 1954: Lee Carson, former war correspondent, is frustrated that her journalism career has been relegated to society events and fashion stories. But when she receives a tip about a Russian spy in a high-ranking government position at the height of the Cold War, she feels the thrill of a story that she hasn't felt since she was on the front lines of the European theater . . . 
   
   
   
  London, December 1943: As war rages on across Europe, twenty-two-year-old Lee Carson is waging a private battle of her own. An American-born correspondent for the International News Service, Lee is determined to cover the war from the field. But no woman, certainly not an attractive young woman with no military experience, will be allowed near the front lines. 
   
   
   
  Lee is not easily dissuaded. And as the Allied forces prepare to take the fight to the enemy, her gift for boosting public morale is seen a valuable weapon. Assigned to cover the build-up to the invasion of Nazi-held Europe, she constantly wrangles with authorities in order to get to the heart of the action. From talking herself onto a bomber and flying over the beaches of Normandy at the start of D-Day to other feats of daring, she witnesses and reports on the war's most pivotal moments.

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  Great Expectations

  Charles Dickens

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  In this unflaggingly suspenseful story of aspirations and moral redemption, humble, orphaned Pip, a ward of his short-tempered older sister and her husband, Joe, is apprenticed to the dirty work of the forge but dares to dream of becoming a gentleman. And, indeed, it seems as though that dream is destined to come to pass — because one day, under sudden and enigmatic circumstances, he finds himself in possession of "great expectations." In telling Pip's story, Dickens traces a boy's path from a hardscrabble rural life to the teeming streets of 19th-century London, unfolding a gripping tale of crime and guilt, revenge and reward, and love and loss. Its compelling characters include Magwitch, the fearful and fearsome convict; Estella, whose beauty is excelled only by her haughtiness; and the embittered Miss Havisham, an eccentric jilted bride. 
  Great Expectations, written in Dickens' final decade of life, received widespread acclaim and worldwide admiration. It was his final great novel, and many critics consider it to be his best. Readers and critics alike commended it for its excellent plot, which rises above the melodrama of some of his earlier works, as well as its three-dimensional, psychologically realistic characters, which are far deeper and more engaging than the one-note caricatures of earlier novels. "In none of his other works," noted the reviewer in the 1861 Atlantic, "does he evince a shrewder insight into real life, and a cheaper perception and knowledge of what is called the world." 
   Swinburne thought the novel was the best in all of English fiction, with flaws "as nearly imperceptible as spots on the sun or shadows on a sunlit sea." Shaw considered it Dickens' "most completely perfect book." This low-cost edition encourages current readers to experience Dickens' timeless masterwork, which is brimming with colorful characters, unexpected narrative twists, and Dickens' vivid depiction of mid-Victorian England.

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  Find your light: 14 Inspiring...

  Anonymous

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  Find Your Light is a heartwarming collection of 14 inspiring stories that help children ages 7–11 build confidence, self-belief, and emotional strength. Written by child psychologists, this book gently supports kids as they learn to trust themselves, understand their feelings, and discover the courage to be who they are.Each story explores real-life emotions children face every day — comparison, self-doubt, friendship, and belonging — and shows how to grow stronger from the inside out. These tales are short, comforting, and full of hope. They can be read at bedtime, in classrooms, or during quiet moments of reflection at home.Through gentle, engaging storytelling, children will learn that confidence isn’t about being perfect — it’s about believing in your own light.Inside the book you’ll find:14 uplifting stories that nurture self-esteem and emotional intelligencerelatable characters facing challenges kids really understandreflection prompts that encourage meaningful conversationsbeautiful illustrations that bring warmth and calm to every pageWritten with the care of a psychologist and the heart of a storyteller, Find Your Light belongs to a therapeutic series for children. Each book in the series focuses on emotional growth and self-discovery. This first volume is dedicated to self-confidence, identity, and the power of believing in yourself.Perfect for boys and girls ages 7–11 — for parents, teachers, and counselors who wish to nurture confidence and kindness through story, not lectures. Whether read together or alone, these stories help children recognize their inner strength and remind them that they already shine, just as they are.Because the brightest light… is the one that comes from within.

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