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  The Pixie Soldiers

  Michael Anderle, Martha Carr

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  Trouble has the Pixie MPs in its sights, and their fun-filled days are about to take a sinister turn. 
   
   
   
  Z Thornbrook and her pixie cousins are finally embracing duty and honor in the military. Okay, so it took a minute. They have a newfound purpose in what they do every day. 
   
   
   
  They'll need it when they're thrust into a dangerous world of espionage and intrigue. 
   
   
   
  Despite Winters' initial reluctance to involve the magical trio, Z and her cousins have become the Army's last hope in extracting vital information from the prisoners. The pixies have everything to lose in their first real trial. A mysterious Oriceran symbol is at the center of it all, and the Pixie MPs need their own brand of magic to uncover the secrets the captives hide. 
   
   
   
  It won't be easy. 
   
   
   
  Z and her cousins must navigate the waters of magical interrogation, blurring the lines between friend and foe, right and wrong, without going too far. 
   
   
   
  Tensions rise as they face the ultimate test. Can they overcome their mistrust of others and use their instincts to protect everyone Will Z and her cousins crack the prisoners like Easter eggs, or will they be left scrambling for answers?

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  Antarctic Mystery or the Sphinx...

  Jules Verne

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  "An Antarctic Mystery", also known as "The Sphinx of the Ice Fields", is a captivating two-volume novel written by the renowned French author Jules Verne. This work, penned in 1897, serves as a continuation of Edgar Allan Poe's 1838 novel "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket".During his twilight years, the French author Jules Verne (1828-1905) wrote two original sequels to books that had fired his own youthful imagination but which he felt to be Johann Wyss's Swiss Family Robinson and Edgar Allan Poe's The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket. Arthur Gordon Pym (1845) was only one of many Poe stories which Verne admired; no other single author had more impact on his writing.

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  Entwined Magic - A Pride and...

  Monica Fairview

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  The bewitching, much-anticipated conclusion of the award-winning Pride and Prejudice variation! 
   
   
   
  Elizabeth and Darcy dream of a peaceful life together in idyllic Pemberley, but when rumors start circulating that Napoleon intends to invade the Kingdom by sea, they are sent with a group of Royal Mages to the coast of Kent to discover the truth. 
   
   
   
  But the truth is hidden under multiple layers of uncertainty, and they soon suspect they have been lured into a trap. Faced with danger and betrayal, Elizabeth and Darcy must depend on each other to survive. Will their circumstances bring them closer together, or tear them apart? Will the war ever allow Elizabeth and Darcy's love to blossom? And—most importantly—what sacrifices must they make to find their well-deserved happiness?

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  Last Train to Dhanushkodi

  Sweet Audible

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  Synopsis– Last Train to Dhanushkodi 
  Last Train to Dhanushkodi is a gripping thriller set against the haunting backdrop of one of India’s most tragic natural disasters. On a stormy night in 1964, a passenger train bound for the island town of Dhanushkodi departs amidst rising winds and restless tides. As the journey unfolds, passengers sense something ominous in the air — whispers of an approaching cyclone, a sense of destiny closing in. When a monstrous tidal wave strikes, the line between life and death blurs, and the island city is swallowed by the sea. Through vivid narration and emotional depth, this audiobook captures the courage, fear, and final moments of those aboard the ill-fated train — the last one ever to reach Dhanushkodi. A story of nature’s fury, human spirit, and fate’s cruel twist, Last Train to Dhanushkodi will stay with listeners long after the final wave falls silent. 
  Content: 
  Prologue – The Ghost Station 
  Chapter 1 – Shores of the Forgotten Town 
  Chapter 2 – The Stranger’s Journal 
  Chapter 3 – The Unfinished Journey 
  Chapter 4 – Whispers of Ram Setu 
  Chapter 5 – The Last Ticket Collector 
  Chapter 6 – Cyclone Night 
  Chapter 7 – The Wave 
  Chapter 8 – Return of the Phantom Train 
  Chapter 9 – The Choice 
  Chapter 10 – Epilogue: The Last Departure 
  Title: Last Train to Dhanushkodi 
  Genre: Suspense Thriller (based on a real incident) 
  Language: English 
  File Type: Mp3 
  Length: 1 Hour 
  Audiobook Written, Narrated and Published by: Sweet Audible (2025) 
  Download our Audiobooks from: https://audio.sweetaudible.com/

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  Warrior Race

  Robert Sheckley

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  Warrior Race by Robert Sheckley is a sharp and darkly humorous science fiction tale that examines the absurdities of war and cultural misunderstanding. When two space travelers encounter a planet of proud warriors with a bizarre concept of honor, diplomacy takes an unexpected turn. Sheckley's signature wit and social commentary shine in this clever exploration of alien values and human folly.

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  Super Joe Mulloy

  Scott F. Grenville

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  Super Joe Mulloy by Scott F. Grenville - If Joe Mulloy was perfect—and he was—then beyond his perfection there only could be ... Super Joe Mulloy 
  Joe Mulloy lounged in the plushest chair in his luxurious office. All around him, on the walls, on the ceiling, even in strategic spots all over the floor, there were mirrors. Joe sneered at the place where the mirrors were most profuse; twenty or thirty perfectly identical Joes sneered back at him. He admired his sneer from every angle, shaping and changing the contemptuous look on his face with his hands, stroking it, much as other young men in a far earlier age had stroked and twisted their fine mustachios. 
  As usual, Joe Mulloy was engrossed in his two favorite hobbies: narcissism and indolence. 
  Joe's friends, of which there were very few, could have given you a fairly accurate resume of his character in five words, his sneer and his indolence. 
  In the first respect they would have been right. Joseph Mulloy had been born with a sneer on his face. His whole early life had been centered around that sneer. It had enraged his father, distressed his mother, driven his teachers to tears, his playmates to tantrums. He stopped doing homework at the age of eight, but the teachers passed him on anyway to avoid complete mental breakdown. 
  Gradually, Joe Mulloy began to get his way in everything by virtue of his sneer. It was not merely openly supercilious; that was the beauty of it. It was so subtle, so faint, and yet such an open avowal of contempt for the entire human race, that try as the people he tormented would, to find something in his sneer to charge him with, they never found anything.

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