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  Notalus - Lord of the South Wind

  A.E. Via

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  Patrons of the Autumn Realm, All Hail, Notalus Cavalerie! The last of the Horsemen and Harbingers of Justice. The Overseer of the Harvest and Creator of New Life. He is the Titan of Tir an Fhomhair and Lord of the South Wind. 
   
   
   
  After two thousand years of providing peace for his people, Notalus was ready to pass on his kingdom to his heir and live out the rest of his days gardening in his fields in the land of Autumn . . . alone. 
   
   
   
  But the Gods had other plans for him. 
   
   
   
  Notalus knew he should've stayed away from the Earth realm after Dustin Constus Hill—the handsome wolf and harvester for the Volkov pack-lands—had imprinted on his soul. Falling for such a divine mortal could not have come at a worse time. 
   
   
   
  "Love comes fast for titans when their souls are touched." 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  A Quiet Universe

  Kay F. Atkinson

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  CERHA is a fabricant, and her job is simple: keep Annalise Fletcher safe, a role she performs dutifully and without fail, as she was designed to. Neither she nor her charge expected that this routine assignment could lead to love, but when feelings begin to bloom, neither see fit to stand in their way, and the two find themselves leading a shared life where both must walk a tightrope, precariously balancing between duty, and what domestic bliss is woven into the spaces remaining. For a time, they are as close to happy as they can manage. 
    
  Then Annalise vanishes away to the embattled starship 'Upon Silver Tides', leaving a cryptic warning in her wake, and CERHA finds herself frantically in pursuit, on an illegal mission to save her objective-turned-lover and bring her home alive. She isn't sure what she'll find. But what awaits is a web ensnaring both wayward lovers, far more tangled than either could possibly know, and lurking upon this forsaken vessel is a descent into insanity that will force CERHA to confront the bleak truth at the heart of her function.

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  The Huron

  Voltaire

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  "The Huron" is a satirical novella by Voltaire, exploring the clash of cultures between a European visitor and a Native American tribe. Through humor and wit, it critiques European colonialism and the misunderstandings that arise when different worlds meet, shedding light on the absurdities of prejudice and intolerance. Voltaire's work serves as a commentary on societal norms and the need for greater understanding and tolerance among people. Read in English, unabridged.

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  The Dreadmore Saga

  A Walker

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  The Unhallowed Order has been awakened. The threat that has struck fear in the hearts of all of Balmora has returned to claim what is rightfully theirs. All the while, Kaiis struggles to make sense of what he is and how he can save his soul. Baliaer and Velentus grow even closer, while Taliea and Rygar explore themselves. History is revealed; some not so pretty and others.... well.....Falling Skies is the third installment of the Dreadmore Saga. Be enveloped as you learn more about the Order and what is to come in the final book of the series: Alavus.

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  Peripheral The: Book Summary &...

  Jack Rylan

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  This audiobook is an independent and unofficial overview, created solely for educational and informational purposes. It is not associated with, authorized by, or endorsed by the original author or publisher.
   
  
   
  In a near-future America ravaged by poverty and corruption, Flynne Fisher fills in for her brother on what seems like a routine job piloting a drone. But what she witnesses—what seems to be a murder—catapults her into a future seventy years ahead, where the world is radically changed and power lies in the hands of those who can manipulate time and data. As Flynne navigates two timelines—hers and a chillingly sleek post-apocalyptic London—she becomes entangled in a conspiracy that stretches across decades, blurring the line between reality and simulation in a high-stakes struggle for survival.

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  Handicap of Infinity (Hotel 2300...

  Jens F. Simon

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  The year is 2300 AC. The fourth planet in our solar system, Mars, had already been inhabited for over a hundred years. A young, ambitious generation was developing here. One of the young Martians was Cailan Count. He had a sister, Fia. She and her fiancé belonged to a community known for collective nostalgia. They truly internalized the good old days, the golden age before colonization. Accordingly, they had chosen a renowned but very old hotel for their wedding reception. It was said to be the first hotel on Mars, built directly after terraforming. This is where Cailan's adventure begins. His previous life is turned completely upside down. The universe challenges him as he transcends the dimensions of life and finds his true love in a star princess in a distant, faraway world.
  
  The hotel still had antique elevators, very different from the antigravity tube elevators used today. It had an antique gable roof, a roof shape common on Earth, but not on Mars. Here, almost all building complexes had flat roofs; public buildings had platform roofs. The hotel was very large, even for Martian architecture. Furthermore, it didn't have a star-shaped structure prevalent here, but rather an elongated L-shape with only 13 floors. It was said to be the first hotel on Mars, built directly after terraforming. 
  Curiously, the elevator control panel consisted of fourteen buttons. However, the 14th switch was inactive. Generally.

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