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  Past remembering

  Lyn Denison

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  To say Asha West's life was in something of a slump would be a fairly accurate description. Her job wasn't as satisfying as it had been, as she knows it should be, and then there was her failed relationship with her first love. What she desperately needed was a change of scene. 
  Her family wants her to return home so she applies for and gets a position in Brisbane. With a couple of months before her new job begins she's approached to do some genealogical research, something she really enjoys doing, and she sees this as a sign her life might just be getting back on track. So she takes on a family history research project for the elderly Vivienne Chaseley who wants Asha to prepare a book for her stepson's sixtieth birthday. 
  The Chaseleys are well known as one of Brisbane's pioneering families and it seems they have found a collection of documents relating to the family's arrival in Brisbane in the 1800s. To work on the Chaseley family history Vivienne suggests Asha moves into Tyneholme, their wonderful old home overlooking the Brisbane River. 
  Asha is delighted to be working with Vivienne and the only drawback is the attractive, yet aloof, Peri Moyland, the granddaughter of Viv's childhood friend. Asha overhears Peri telling the elderly woman that she thinks it's unwise to take a complete stranger into her home. Peri warns Viv she will definitely be watching Asha, so, attractive or not, Asha knows exactly where she stands with the snobbish and obviously distrustful Peri Moyland. Asha wanted to prove to Peri that she was wrong, and for reasons she didn't want to examine too deeply. 
  Then Asha makes an exciting discovery that reveals more secrets from the family's past. And an almost earth-shattering one from the not so very distant past. 
   

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  The Forgotten Christmas Gift

  Mason Frost

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  When you move out and go on vacation you don’t intend to run into your father who tells you he signed you up for a job. But when you get a chance to meet with a very attractive guy, you take the chance right? Thank the fates and take what you can. So I’m gonna work on the anniversary and claim my man... That is if he doesn't find out the truth about me being the son of Jack Frost. 
  Rudy 
  What are the chances that when you move to a new town to get away from the family business you run into an old childhood friend... That doesn’t remember you. Will I be able to make him remember me by Christmas? Will this be the time that I finally tell him how I feel?

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  She Came from the Swamp

  Darva Green

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  When the creature from your nightmares turns out to be the woman of your dreams . . .  
   
   
   
  Nadezhda is running away from her problems—mainly her family's supernatural murder cult that's constantly putting her loved ones in danger. Fortunately, her grandmother left her the house at the edge of a swamp life preserve so she can go off-grid for a while. 
   
   
   
  It turns out the shack isn't the only thing she's inherited—the ancient kikimora who followed her family from Ukraine years ago is still dwelling in the swamp and she's looking for an offering. 
   
   
   
  Suddenly the tales Nadezhda heard of the creature don't seem so scary anymore, and she's willing to fight off her natural instincts to run if it means she gets to give herself to the most beautiful monster. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Hated: Care No More - M M Bully...

  A.B Julian

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  Titus Montgomery, aka thief, is the most hated student at his prestigious academy. 
  The title isn't something he earned; it was a "gift" from Sean Harper, the most popular boy in school. And no one hates Titus more than Sean. The boy who used to be his best friend. 
  Sean is no longer the sweet boy who looked at Titus with affection. Now, every time their eyes meet, Titus sees nothing but pure, cold hatred. Things have shattered so completely between them that there’s no hope for a patch-up. 
  So why can’t Titus bring himself to hate Sean back? Sean bullies him. He torments him. He deserves every bit of the venom Titus should be feeling... but the hatred just won’t come. 
  Enemies to Lovers | M/M Bully Romance | High School | Steamy  
    
    
   

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  Prince Charming

  Pelaam Pelaam

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  Experimental alchemist Edward Cinders vows to free his mother and himself from the manipulations of his calculating stepfather. But when an experiment unexpectedly transforms a simple pumpkin into a shimmering crystal carriage, Edward is thrust into a future he can barely comprehend.
  He finds himself in a vibrant, if dangerous, world of music, neon lights, and the magnetic presence of Malcolm, a singer known as Prince Charming. As Edward is pulled between centuries, he discovers not only love and belonging in the future world, but also echoes of the same ruthlessness he left behind.
  Bonds deepen and secrets unravel, and Edward's worlds begin to collide in ways neither science nor magic could predict. With enemies closing in, loyalties tested, and the mysterious force behind his journey revealing a will of its own, Edward must decide how much he is willing to risk protecting those he loves, before the fragile thread connecting time, magic, and destiny snaps without warning.

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  What Mattered Most - A Memoir

  Ty Herndon, David Ritz

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  *NARRATED BY THE AUTHOR!* 
  *WITH COUNTRY LEGEND VINCE GILL NARRATING THE PREFEACE!* 
  Ty Herndon brings the power of his own voice to the special audio edition of WHAT MATTERED MOST. Along with country music superstar Vince Gill reading the Preface, Herndon paints an intimate portrait of faith, addiction, celebrity, and relationships in the inimitable voice that made him an icon of country music. 
  An intimate, often hilarious but always sincere memoir from country legend Ty Herndon on his struggles with addiction, mental health, his career, relationships, and being the first openly gay male country superstar. 
  Ty Herndon may be most known for his beautiful country songs, but behind the music Herndon's own life could be the subject of a classic country ballad. His career began as a member of the band The Tennessee River Boys—the band that would later become Diamond Rio. He found solo success after signing to Epic Records and releasing the number-one hit "What Mattered Most," launching a decades-long career as one of country music's leading legends. 
  But behind the fame, Herndon struggled with addiction, mental health issues, and his sexuality—the latter of which had no place in mainstream country in the 90's, 2000's and arguably through today. Facing a series of setbacks including an arrest, lawsuits and a drug relapse, all while struggling to maintain his secret, his spiral ultimately led to a suicide attempt. His subsequent successful stay in rehab led to the inspiration for his song "God or the Gun." 
  Now, Herndon brings that song to life telling his full story for the first time. With profound introspection, brutal honesty, occasional humor and a lot of heart, Herndon shares how he fought against his demons and ultimately chose God over the gun.

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