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  The Ghost of Danny McGee

  Quinlan Grim

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  Camp Phoenix is a controversial and expensive summer camp program that transfers adults' consciousness into a clone of their childhood selves. On the surface, it's an ordinary summer camp. Twelve-year-old Logan has come to have a relaxing, carefree summer. She wants to ride horses, make new friends, and she loves listening to ghost stories. Sam is a twenty-year-old counselor, taking on the responsibility of the kids' care by day, and riding the rollercoaster of a summer romance after hours. 
   
   
   
  As Logan faces the ups and downs of puberty, Sam watches over her and struggles with the bizarre truth: the campers in her care are not kids at all, but wealthy adults immersed in the ultimate escape from reality. 
   
   
   
  What Logan doesn't know—or at least, can't remember—is that she and her friends will all have to return to their grownup bodies once the summer is over. Logan will again be a successful, middle-aged woman, and the popular boy she has a crush on? He will return to his life as a celebrity suspect at the center of a high-profile murder case.

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  Summary: Crown of Midnight -...

  Brooks Bryant

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  DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL BOOK. 
  This is a summary, and it does not accompany the official 
  In "Crown of Midnight: Throne of Glass, Book 2" by Sarah J. Maas, the story follows Celaena Sardothien, who has won the title of King's Champion but is harboring dangerous secrets. As she seeks justice, her actions put those around her, including Crown Prince Dorian, Captain of the Guard Chaol, and her friend Nehemia, in jeopardy. Tragedy strikes, forcing Celaena to confront her loyalties and decide what she's willing to fight for in a world filled with lies and deception. This second installment in the bestselling Throne of Glass series delves into Celaena's quest for truth and justice in a land on the brink of destruction.

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  The Sojourn | Volume Four -...

  Daniel Orrett, Larissa Thompson

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  The Avalon Expedition stands its ground. 
  Faced with the reality of remaining stranded in a mysterious nebula 3,000 light years from home, the Avalon Expedition has no alternative but to reclaim their captive Gatehauler from the depths of the Advari Empire. Captain Cassandra Farren and the rest of the Expedition’s multinational forces at last go on the offensive, launching a daring mission to infiltrate the enigmatic minefield known as the Aegis of Invia, where much will depend on former Inquisitor Castian Vadric. But Vadric faces a far greater struggle from within. 
  The conclusion to the first season of the critically acclaimed audio drama ‘The Sojourn’, Volume Four takes the Avalon Expedition into their darkest hour, as loyalties are strained and courage tested in the face of nigh-unstoppable odds. 
  Directed and produced with careful scientific consultation, The Sojourn captures every detail of life aboard ship, from the sounds of the smallest airlock seal to the largest space battle. Featuring a full cast of veteran voice actors, backed up by high-quality sound effects and an epic original soundtrack, The Sojourn is a unique and striking audio experience. 
  Starring Larissa Thompson as Captain Cassandra Farren, Emily Serdahl as Director Elizabeth Ancelet, Laura Faye Smith as Tamara Melari, Ben Prendergast as Mathias Croft, Stephen Trafford as Inquisitor Castian Vadric, also featuring Matthew Kaufman as Lieutenant Commander Jasper Ravi, and Lelia Symington as Empress Valendra the Sixth. Written by Daniel Orrett, sound design and audio editing by Kennedy Phillips, music by Sam Redfern. Featuring music licensed under a Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. 
  Transcripts available here: https://www.thesojournaudiodrama.com/transcripts

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  Home is the Spaceman

  George O. Smith

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  Home is the Spaceman by George O. Smith - Enright was coming home, which should have been good, since he was the first Earthman ever to go faster than light. But when he'd been gone eighteen months in a ship that was supplied for only ten days, the authorities were just a trifle curious.... 
  Test Pilot Billy Enright looked down at the Earth so far below and decided that home had never looked so good to any man. He and his experimental spacecraft had exceeded the speed of light, he had crossed the monstrous gulf between stars, and for eighteen months Billy Enright had walked upon the earth-like planet of another star. He had driven faster, gone farther, and stayed away longer than any other human, and now he was happy to be arrowing down towards Mother Earth and home. 
  Mingled excitement and joy tickled his stomach. There would be one royal explosion when he called in for landing instructions; he was going to create as much fuss as Tom Sawyer had caused a couple of hundred years ago when he and his boys turned up at their own funeral services. For Billy Enright had been overdue for eighteen months on a flight-plan calling for a twelve-hour program. He had probably been listed as "Missing" for more than sixteen of the eighteen months. 
  It would be more dramatic if he just barrelled down unannounced and walked in to the commandant's office with an air of unconcern. But on the other hand, the story he had to tell about his flight and the explanation of his overdue return wanted a large audience whose minds had already recovered from the first shock. So instead of letting shock pile upon shock, Billy Enright flipped the radio on and called: 
  "Interstellar Spacecraft One calling Mojave Base, I.S.-1 calling Mojave. Test Pilot Enright requesting landing instructions. I.S.-1 over."

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  A Dash of Sorcery - A Cozy...

  S. Usher Evans

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  The summer solstice has arrived, and, of course, the town of Silverkeep is divided on how to celebrate it. The magical folk, eager to reclaim their traditions after six years in hiding, have requested the town square to hold their event, but it's already been reserved by the transplants, who've grown accustomed to their own ways of celebrating.  
  Assistant Mayor Abora has the bright idea to combine the events, putting both magical and transplant as co-chairs of all the events, which sits well with no one, except Lillie, who has no problem working together with Julian Globe to make desserts. But when magical apothecary Wineke's fireworks go off - and it looks like someone tampered with them - Lillie's on the case to figure out who wants to ruin the celebration before the town rips itself apart.  
  A Dash of Sorcery is the third book in the Pobyd Perfections Bakery Series. 

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  The Last Witch-Queen of Raven

  Triston Pethybridge

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      "I am Myron Taxidis, and if you have been so bold, so daring as to pick up this tome, then my beloved reader, prepare for adventure." 
      Raven, once known as Kukori, is the biggest exporter from all the Free Cities. Trading in salt, silver, labor, and other goods, it is known throughout Amalia. This novella is a glimpse into some of the less-known history of the city, and account of one of the greatest villains they faced. 
      "The Last Witch-Queen of Raven" is the first novella accounting the lore from the upcoimng television series "The Amalia Chronicles."

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