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  When a Moth Loved a Bee - High...

  Pepper Winters

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  New York Times Bestseller, Pepper Winters, delivers a brand new High Fantasy Romance. 
  “It’s taking everything I have not to touch you. Not because I want to make you mine but because every part of me screams that you already are.” 
  A pack of wolves hunt a girl who takes her last breath by a river’s edge. 
  She is found and nursed back to health by the kind-hearted Nhil people. 
  She has no memory. 
  No past. 
  And is given a choice that could change her forgotten life forever. 
  A pack of wolves adopt a man who begs for death in the grasslands. 
  Blood revives him. Flesh strengthens him. All while the alpha watches him as if he knows who he is. 
  He has no memory. 
  No past. 
  And yet…he’s drawn toward the smoke of a faraway clan. 
  And in that smoke, he finds a girl with the same mark on her thigh, the same empty mind, and the same forgotten language on her lips. 
  He’s convinced they know each other. 
  She’s certain they are strangers. 
  But the more time they spend together, the more tangled the truth becomes. 
  Their forgetfulness was deliberate. 
  To keep them apart. 
  To keep them lost. 
  To keep them from claiming their true power. 
  Because in that power exists a terrible choice. 
  A choice that could destroy the world… 
  …or each other. 
  Recommended for readers over R18 due to explicit scenes, content, and darker elements. 
  Author Note: 
  This Fantasy is 100% romance. If you want a rich world, magic, intrigue, oodles and oodles of page time with the two characters together, all brimming with longing, forbiddenness, and butterfly-winging moments, then this is the book for you.

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  House of Seymour The: the brand...

  Joanna Hickson

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  Praise for Joanna Hickson:‘An intriguing tale, told with confidence’ The Times‘Rich and warm’ Sunday Express 
  Will his ambition be her destiny or her downfall?  
  When Isabel Williams is betrothed to John Seymour, Lord of Wolf Hall Manor, she hopes that love and respect will come, despite his cold streak of ruthless ambition. 
  Jess the shepherdess tends her flock on the wild spaces of Avebury close by, dismissing those who believe it is work for men. Forced to flee after falling under suspicion for the disappearance of a young man, Isabel’s offer of life with the growing Seymour family is the only refuge available to her. 
  As John’s ambition draws them into the orbit of the divided court of the young King Henry VI, his hunger to succeed takes on a darker edge. Isabel realises her husband will pay any price to get what he wants, even if it means destroying those he has sworn to protect… 
  Joanna Hickson's latest saga, The House of Seymour, is a riveting tale of ambition, love, and the relentless pursuit of power in the Tudor era. This top-rated series is a must-read for fans of historical fiction and those who are intrigued by the tumultuous Renaissance period. 
  For fans of Alison Weir (The Cardinal), Anne R. Bailey (The Lady's Gamble), Carol Mcgrath (The Lost Queen), Elizabeth Chadwick (The Royal Rebel), and Miranda Malins (The Rebel Daughter). 
  HarperCollins 2025

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  The Price of Peace

  A.R. Knight

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  The Aegis is dying, and the fiends are coming. 
  Across the Seven Isles, whispers sound of strange creatures haunting steps, of disappearances and deaths. Those rumors don’t reach the jungles of Vis, where Wax and his friends journey far from home seeking a rare treasure. What waits for them beneath the dark canopy is beyond anything they could expect, or believe. 
  As the shield protecting the isles fails, an old Guardian picks up his axes, determined to find, and finish once and for all, the reason the one he loved sacrificed herself for peace. If his efforts are too little, too late, then still more might be lost to monsters or the hidden machinations of the powerful and pitiless. 
  The Price of Peace launches a fantasy action-adventure series, where new threats and strange places wait on every page. Take up your sword, your staff, your sail and join a quest that will reveal the hidden secrets of a wild, deadly world.

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  A Doll's House

  Henrik Ibsen

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  Ibsen's "A Doll's House," written two years after "The Pillars of Society," became a sensation and is now widely considered his most famous play. Required reading in many secondary schools and universities, the play was highly controversial upon its release due to its sharp criticism of 19th Century marriage norms. Despite following the structure of a traditional well-made play, the play breaks convention by ending with a discussion instead of an unraveling in its final act. Although Ibsen himself denied it, "A Doll's House" is often referred to as the first true feminist play.

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  Roohan De Rudan

  Dr. Sarabjinder Singh

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  ‘Roohan De Rudan’ by Dr. Sarabjinder Singh is a deeply emotional story set during the Partition of India and Pakistan. It follows the painful journey of Mohna, Chiraga, and Preetme, capturing the loss, fear, and displacement experienced by countless innocent souls. The book reflects the destruction, separation, and silent cries of people who were forced to leave everything behind and fight for survival during one of history’s darkest times.

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  The Complete Adventures Tom...

  Mark Twain

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  This book includes two wonderful novels The Adventures of Tom Sawer Adventures (1876)  and Adventures of Huckleberry Finnby (1885) a famous American writer Mark Twain. Tom adores adventures, he runs away from home in order to become a pirate and to live on an island; he wanders in a mysterious cave, finds treasure and shares it with his friend Huckleberry Finn. But Huck as well is a big fan of adventures about which he tells himself in the second book by Mark Twain.

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