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  The Crows

  C. M. Rosens

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  Carrie Rickard, leaving an abusive relationship back in London, tries to escape her own past by throwing herself into her restoration project: Fairwood House, known to locals of Pagham-on-Sea as The Crows. Unable to resist as it whispers to her, Carrie’s obsession only grows when she discovers it was the site of a gruesome unsolved murder. 
  As Carrie digs deeper into the mystery surrounding the bloodless child stuffed up the kitchen chimney in the 1950s, she awakens dark and dangerous forces that threaten her own life. 
  Cue an introduction to her eldritch neighbour, Ricky Porter, a foul-mouthed modern-day Merlin in a hoody and a tracksuit, who claims he can see the future. But Ricky, as obsessed with The Crows as Carrie is, has an agenda and several secrets of his own, not least of which are what’s really under his hood, and what he’s got in the cellar… 
  ...Is his offer of help sincere? Or is he the reason she's doomed? 
  THE CROWS is a Gothic Paranormal novel for fans of haunted houses, eldritch monsters, and things that go bump in the night. Content Warning for psychological abuse, body horror, gore, strong language, and scenes of an unsettling nature.

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  The Untitled Books - The Glass...

  C.J. Archer

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  A curated collection of magic…and murder. 
  When a set of bound manuscripts written on magician-made paper is brought to the Glass Library, Sylvia and the professor send the owner away. After all, the library collects books about magic, not containing it.  
  But the murder of the bookbinder who bound them sees the books returned to the library, along with Gabe in his role as consultant for Scotland Yard. When his investigation uncovers a link to Sylvia’s past, they’re even more determined to find the murderer. But they’re not the only ones searching for answers. Someone has gone to great lengths to find the truth behind the binding of the books. 
  The hunt for the killer leads them to dark corners of London and unscrupulous players with much to gain by owning the collection. It also leads to the discovery of long-buried secrets, and staggering revelations that shed light on Sylvia’s past. 

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  2100 - Crime of the Century

  Jim Lowe

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  Brady knew two things: 
  He wanted to be rich, and Bodhi Sattva was the banker for the Greens. 
  But even Brady couldn't foresee that he could be responsible for the crime of the century… 
  Brady had always been obsessed with money and power, but little did he know that his ambitions would lead him to become involved in the greatest crime of the century. It was the sixteenth year of the one-hundred-year race to save the planet, and Bodhi Sattva was the banker for the Greens, the chosen ones who were leading the charge to bring about a new era of Green living. 
  Sattva Systems™ had harnessed the power of Nanotechnology and Fusion Power in a desperate bid to avert the impending climate catastrophe. But the old industries were doing everything in their power to block their efforts, and Bodhi had no choice but to team up with the Green Revolutionaries to take down the internet and capitalism. 
  As the Trads, those who clung to their materialistic ways, continued to die out in their millions, the Greens were making progress with their Operation Clean-up. But when Brady discovered a unique ability that could make him a fortune, he formed a criminal enterprise with his adopted family of misfits and conspiracy theorists. 
  The Greens saw Brady as a threat to their project, but Bodhi Sattva had other plans for him. Nobody could have predicted just how devastating those plans would turn out to be. 
  This science fiction series is a gripping tale of ambition, greed, and power set against the backdrop of a desperate fight to save the planet from destruction. Join the New Green World today and discover the shocking truth behind the crime of the century.

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  Relatively Strange - A...

  Marilyn Messik

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  1950s London, England. A baby girl was born - that was me. My parents had no inkling I was different, of course neither did I. It was a while before it dawned on me not everyone saw and heard as I did. 
  My first proper memories are starting school, struggling to sift through what people thought, said, and actually meant - often 3 completely different things. And all that other stuff in people’s heads, tunes, repetitive phrases, emotions and sensations - happy, sad, cold, hot, sore throat, hungry. Emotions are the things that seep out most, and they become tangled with those seeping out from others. Not surprising I got a lot of headaches.  
  One person is noisy, several make a dreadful din, and output from a crowd is mind-aching. I had to learn, and I did, taught myself to automatically tune out, barrier-build, and compensated by mimicking the reactions of others. The trickiest thing was knowing what I should be hearing and understanding as opposed to what I shouldn't. Seeking guidance often got me even deeper into hot water.  
  Luckily my family were on the paranoid side, and as they came to understand more about what I was and what I could do, paranoid proved politic. Taking everything into account I think we all managed rather well, and it wasn’t really anybody’s fault things took a turn for the dangerous, and then the life-threatening. You have to learn to take the rough with the smooth.   
  “Love this series, a mix of genres beautifully written.” M A Comley, NYT & USA Today Bestseller 
  “Pitch perfect humour, beautiful sentences and a deadpan, matter of fact narration. A real, rare treat of a read.” S.E. Lynes, Amazon #1 Author 
  “As if a John Wyndham character strayed into a McDermid novel.” Promoting Crime Fiction  
   “Like Stephen King but funnier.” Amazon Reader

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  The Wolf's Witch

  Rachel Medhurst

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  It's just a scratch—a scratch that transforms the witch forever.Already a witch at breaking point, I really can't be dealing with the latest scandal affecting my life. I'm busy selling spells when my brother accidently kills a werewolf, attracting the wrath of my enemy, the Brighton Pack alpha, Malone. His attack leaves me with a scratch that turns me into the first ever hybrid-witch and solidifies my expulsion from the coven, leaving me all alone. I'm not sure how much more I can take.When Malone smells his toxins in me, he vows to help me through the first shift. As alpha, his responsibility is to his pack and turning a witch is against sacred wolf laws. His pack will disown him if he doesn't get rid of me. He's ready to rectify his wrong, threatening to end my life, until I shift and the mating bond is evoked.Can Malone reject the forbidden pull towards me in order to keep his pack? Or will I be able to escape before he claims me and jeopardizes his position as alpha?

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  The Book of the Sea

  Eric R. Asher

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  A kingdom fallen. A queen victorious. The return to a past long since abandoned ... 
  With Damian trapped in the Abyss, Nixie ventures to a lost city in search of a powerful artifact known as the Eye of Atlantis. By harnessing its ancient magic, she may have a chance to undo what was done by Nudd. 
  But the path to the Eye is wrought with danger. Hidden at the bottom of the sea, it remains heavily guarded in the ruins of a forgotten city. Unfathomable creatures stand in her way, yet the true threat may lie with the Fae themselves. 
  It’s war the Unseelie Fae want. To protect her family, it’s time for Nixie to show them why the water witches are to be feared. 

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