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  The Excursion - A gripping...

  T.O. Paine

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  ESCAPE WAS NEVER AN OPTION 
  "The end blew my mind. I did not see that coming. . ." ★★★★★ - Readers' Favorite 
  Charly Highsmith is a survivor. Abandoned by her parents, she spent her teens looking after her autistic brother on the bitter streets of Denver, Colorado, with nothing but a jacket and a backpack. 
  But things are better now. Charly and Jacob live in a two-bedroom apartment near a mall, and with the passing of their long-lost father, they've inherited a cabin high in the Rocky Mountains. Charly's eager to go there. Relive the good times she had as a child, running through the forest with Jacob and her cousins. 
  Amanda the Overachiever. Cam the Recluse. 
  But when they arrive, the cabin isn't empty. 
  Barry the Millionaire. Kennedy the Social Media Magnet. Randall the Hunter. 
  Standing by the fireplace, Charly sees that look in her neurodivergent brother's eyes. There are too many people. He's going to run. He's going to burst into the unforgiving snowstorm, sprint around the frozen lake, and hide in the forest like he did when they were young. 
  So much for reliving the good times. 
  Randall the Hunter goes to the window. Opens the curtains. The blizzard rages outside. He says no one is leaving. He says nothing will stop the hunt. Nothing will stop the excursion. 
  "The Excursion promises a one-way ticket on an obsessive journey that is creepy, compelling, and wholly consuming." ★★★★★ - Indies Today 
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  Greetings from Asbury Park

  Daniel H. Turtel

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  Winner of the Faulkner Society Award for Best Novel 
  In a small seaside city on the Jersey Shore, three half-siblings confront the death of a distant and bullying patriarch. They now have the chance to imagine new relationships and new futures, ones that would have been near-unthinkable while their father was alive.Caught in their crossfire are the conservative religious communities that border Asbury Park, the longtime locals who have been pushed to the fringe by the shore’s revitalization, and the legendary town upon which the whole world seems to converge. Slowly, however, they come to understand that everything—their future, their happiness—depends on whether they can face themselves.Wise, perceptive, and provocative, Greetings from Asbury Park is a remarkable literary debut in the tradition of great American novels such as Sherwood Anderson’s Winesburg, Ohio. It is a deep interrogation of place that depicts flawed characters as they break through to adulthood, truth, and to a moral relationship with the world.

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  Betrayed in Blood - A Vampire...

  Kim Allred

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  Devon Trelane, leader of House Trelane, is preparing for war—a battle of winner-take-all. He’s aligning his allies and fortifying his defenses. But new secrets are uncovered that raise the stakes higher than he thought possible—secrets that could tear vampire society apart. 
  But first, he has a personal task to resolve. He’d made a deal with Cressa Langtry, aka Pandora—use her talents as a thief in exchange for clearing her debt. It was time to release her from that debt. Would she stay and face battle with him? Or find safety among the dreamwalkers? 
  Cressa never felt like she had a true home until she came to House Trelane, where she is cherished, accepted, and has something to give back. When she’s given the opportunity to walk away from it all, she comes face to face with a decision that forces her to decide where her future lies.  
  That question is put on hold as their enemy, Lorenzo Venizi, continues to test their defenses. And while House Trelane unravels the depth of the Council’s millennia-old deceptions, threats against family members must be thwarted—swiftly and harshly.

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  Colonel

  Jonathan P. Brazee

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  Ryck has proven himself as a warrior and a hero, but in times of peace, that can lead to trouble. Ryck's temper gets the best of him, and because of that, and with a heavy heart, he resigns his commission. 
  As an old enemy comes a-calling, a new threat surfaces, and Ryck's services are once again needed. 
  If he fails, all of humanity could be at risk. 
  Given a second chance to be the man that Humanity needs, Ryck answers the call, determined to make good. This new threat, however, might just be his most insurmountable yet.

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  Can’t Nobody Do Me Like Jesus -...

  Jessie Faye Manuel

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  In the heart of a close-knit church community, Pastor Grace Thompson carries a calling that inspires hope in everyone around her. Her sermons bring comfort to the broken, her prayers lift the weary, and her faith reminds people that healing is still possible even in life’s darkest moments. 
  But behind the pulpit, Grace faces struggles of her own. 
  Her husband David quietly wrestles with doubt, wondering if faith alone can carry the weight of the expectations placed upon her. Their teenage daughter Maya is caught between honoring her mother’s spiritual path and discovering who she truly wants to become. And when a fragile woman named Sarah enters their lives searching desperately for healing, the entire community is drawn into a journey that will challenge everything they believe about faith, family, and resilience. 
  As lives intertwine and hearts are tested, Pastor Grace must confront the reality that healing does not always come the way we expect. Sometimes it arrives through the love of others, through forgiveness, and through the strength found in community. 
  Can’t Nobody Do Me Like Jesus is a deeply moving story of hope, redemption, and spiritual renewal. Through moments of doubt, courage, and compassion, this powerful narrative reminds us that even when life feels overwhelming, faith has the power to restore what seems lost. 
  If you enjoy inspirational fiction filled with emotional depth, relatable characters, and powerful messages of faith, healing, and community, this unforgettable journey will stay with you long after the final chapter.

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  The Canterville Ghost

  Oscar Wilde

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  "The Canterville Ghost" is a novella written by Oscar Wilde. First published in 1887, it is one of Wilde's earlier works and represents a departure from his more famous comedic plays and witty social commentary. Instead, "The Canterville Ghost" is a satirical ghost story that blends humor, romance, and a touch of the macabre. The story is set in Canterville Chase, an English country house, which becomes the residence of an American family, the Otises. The ghost of Sir Simon Canterville haunts the house, but instead of frightening the new occupants, the ghost finds himself confounded by the pragmatic and skeptical American family. The Otises, rather than being scared, respond to the ghost's attempts at haunting with amusement and practical jokes. 
   
  Virginia Otis, the young daughter of the family, takes a different approach. She is compassionate and tries to help Sir Simon find peace by resolving the issues that tie him to the earthly realm. As the story unfolds, it combines moments of comedy with a deeper exploration of themes like forgiveness, redemption, and the impact of American practicality on traditional British ghostly expectations. "The Canterville Ghost" showcases Wilde's ability to infuse a story with both humor and social commentary. The novella satirizes both British and American attitudes toward the supernatural and traditional ghost stories, providing a delightful and thought-provoking reading experience. Over the years, it has become one of Wilde's more enduring and accessible works, appreciated for its wit and imaginative storytelling.

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