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  The Room in the Tower - From...

  E F Benson

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  Edward Frederic Benson was born in Berkshire, England on 24th July 1867. 
  Educated at Marlborough and Kings College Cambridge he began his career as a writer at an early age and was published whilst still studying. 
  Benson was also a gifted athlete and represented his country at figure skating. 
  His career was prodigious and widely acknowledged.  Perhaps he is best known for his collection of novels about ‘Mapp & Lucia’ which have proved very popular throughout the decades.   
  Benson was also well regarded as a writer of ghost stories—‘spook stories’ in the then vernacular—as well as biographies.  His ghost and supernatural fiction covered a range of subjects but all were exceptionally well-written, drenched in atmosphere, riven with chills and have stood the test of popularity over the decades as testament to his literary talents.  
  Benson was never married and practised his homosexuality discreetly. 
  E F Benson died on 29th February 1940 at University College Hospital, London of throat cancer.  He was 72.

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  Omdurman - Soldier of the Queen...

  Griff Hosker

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  The third audiobook in Griff Hosker exhilarating Soldier of the Queen series.  
  Being a soldier of the queen at the end of the nineteenth century meant spending much of your time abroad. Jack Roberts is a hero and a good soldier but he is torn between his career and his son who is looked after in England. When the Mahdists begin to enlarge their empire Jack is recalled to the desert regiment he helped to form. Fighting behind enemy lines where nature is as much an enemy as the fierce Dervishes, Jack begins the campaign that will, ultimately, lead to the Battle of Omdurman in 1898.

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  Edge Jump

  Elizabeth Noble

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  Brett Rocha retired from pro-hockey while still at the top of his game. Co-owner of a chain of restaurants and an inherited ice skating academy, he seems to have it all. Despite his fame, wealth, and good fortune, though, Brett suddenly finds himself painfully alone.
  Ex-Olympic figure skating star Rylan Hennessy transitioned to professional ice dancing with Celia, Brett's sister and Rylan's lifelong partner on the ice. Then tragedy strikes, and Rylan's world is turned upside down, too. 
  With the unexpected death of Celia, Brett and Rylan are drawn together through their mutual grief. Their bond strengthens when Brett introduces Rylan to BDSM, a lifestyle Rylan has never experienced before. While the mystery of Celia's murder still needs to be solved, a second tragedy threatens to tear them apart. 
  Will their relationship survive, or will love be enough to see them through this life altering, harrowing change?

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  Entangled

  Vera Kane

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  Soren: 
   
  I've lived the last several years of my life under the control of my step-mother. Every decision taken away from me, completely suffocating me. At eighteen, she sold me off to the highest bidder and traded one gilded cage for another. I've never been anything but a dollar sign to her. 
   
  Until two years later Kade Luchetti kidnapped me from my tower, making me yet another dictator's rag doll. I have never known freedom; free to make the decisions that impact my life. But as time goes on under his watchful eyes, I feel I can finally take a breath. Maybe I won't always be a prisoner. 
   
  Kade: 
   
  This life of bloodshed and violence, I was born into it. It's exhausting and I'm tired of it. My father has made it my sole duty to keep an eye on the broken mafia Princess. Just maybe, if I play my cards right, she could be my way out. A way to leave this life once and for all. 
   
  I didn't plan on falling in love with her—the glass pieces of her soul just as shattered as mine. 
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Wind River - Mountain Man Jeb...

  David W. Bailey

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  'Wind River', is a tale of the Sioux uprising along the Big Wind River, and in the Wind River Valley, the Indians call, 'Valley of the Warm Winds'. The Wind River is in the territory of Wyoming, and this story is a fictional tale from the year of 1868. The main character, Jeb Winslow is thrust into the survival against the Sioux, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Pawnee and Ute Indians. He is a mountain man who was attacked with two of his friends, both were killed, and he was only wounded but, played dead. The Sioux stole their furs, beaver pelts, horses and a mule, leaving him for dead. 
  He was later picked up by a supply train from Fort Bridger to Camp Nelson, where he later became a scout for the Army. He was, therefore, looking for pay back for his friend's death at the hands of the Sioux. Revenge, if you will. This fictional story is set against the back drop of the Big Wind River, and the Wind River Valley. Jeb's exploits, and his endeavor to survive this tumultuous era in American history, is fanciful at best. Though the story ends without any reconciliation between the Indian and the US Army, it still becomes clear of the dangers, hazards of the life in Wyoming in 1868, and beyond.

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  ‘Til The Last Lyric

  M. Robinson

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  From Wall Street Journal & USA Bestselling Author M. Robinson, comes a rock star contemporary romance filled with angst and all the feels. 
  Once upon a time … 
  There was a little girl who believed in fairy tales and happily ever afters. 
  Hoping. 
  Praying. 
  Waiting … 
  For her prince to come. 
  Together they’d conquer the world. 
  Slaying dragons, demons, and villains. 
  Until her Prince Charming let his demons prevail. 
  She cried and begged and prayed. 
  She hated him. 
  She loved him. 
  She couldn’t save him. 
  “I’m sorry.” 
  “I love you.” 
  Were five words she despised more than anything. 
  Her fairy tale had become her worst nightmare. 
  She didn’t know how much more she could take. 
  She didn’t know love could turn into hate. 
  There were so many things she didn’t know. 
  Especially, how to tell him, “No.”

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