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  Worth Dying For

  Kory M. Shrum

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  With this much power coursing through your veins, it's hard to remember whose side you're on. 
  Jesse Sullivan's father commands a dark and terrible army under the guise of beloved church leader. Jesse and her friends must hide deep undercover for fear of arrest or murder by his faithful followers. Their every move brings risk of discovery.And when your enemy can control minds and teleport at will, there isn't a single place in the world where you can hide....

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  Highway to Hail

  Sierra Dean

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  Messing with time has consequences.Tallulah Corentine turned back time itself to save her sister Sunny's life, but in doing so she also erased the one perfect night she spent with the man she loves. Now, the bad luck priest Cade Melpomene has a question or two about some dreams he's been having. Explaining that would be hard enough, but Tallulah's got her hands full as Charon, the ferryman of the dead, is staking his claim on Sunny, and a charlatan storm god is stirring up trouble for Seth in Texas.Can Tallulah undo the damage done by the false god, and also save her relationship with Cade? Can she convince Charon it's not Sunny's time, without losing her sister forever?One way or the other, it's going to be a hell of a ride.

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  Children of Time: 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.
   
  
   
  On a terraformed planet abandoned by its creators, an uplifted species of spiders evolves into a complex, intelligent civilization. As they rise, humanity’s last remnants flee a dying Earth aboard a generation ship, searching for a new home. When their paths collide, two civilizations—one ancient, one emergent—must confront each other across a vast gulf of biology, history, and perspective. Children of Time is a sweeping tale of evolution, survival, and what it means to be truly intelligent.

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  Axxeon Prince's Prize - A Sci-Fi...

  Liz Paffel

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  She’s a midwife to monsters. 
  Human midwife Sasha Black was abducted from Earth and sent to an alien breeding farm to deliver hybrid babies. Suddenly, the monsters who put her on the desolate planet abandon them, and if she doesn’t get help soon, they’ll all die. 
  They’ve run out of food and water, and her expectant mothers are delivering something unexpected. Something else. 
  Hahn, Prince of Axxeon 9, receives a covert message from his father, the exiled King. He’s in trouble, and time is running out. Hahn must reach him soon, but a frantic transmission from a ghost planet forces him to jump far off course. 
  He’s sworn to protect his father and keep their secret pact, but duty is challenged by the human female who needs him, and tempts him with her curvy body to forget his true purpose. 
  When his heart overrides loyalty, Hahn must make an impossible choice. Will he sacrifice everything for his fated mate, or do the unthinkable? 
  AXXEON PRINCE’S PRIIZE is the third book in the Mates for Axxeon 9 series. Each book is a standalone and can be read in any order.

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  Summertime on Icarus AKA The...

  Arthur C. Clarke

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  Summertime on Icarus is a slow-burn tale of survival from Arthur C. Clarke, plunging listeners into the heart of a solar system where the sun itself becomes the enemy. When astronaut Colin Sherrard crashes on the two-mile-wide asteroid Icarus, he wakes to an impossible race against time: sunrise. As the asteroid spins toward a star thirty times larger than it appears from Earth, Sherrard must crawl, think, and fight to cling to the sliver of darkness that protects him from instant destruction. What follows is a tense struggle marked by psychological strain, moment-to-moment improvisation, and the frightening simplicity of a single truth—he has minutes to survive, not hours. 
  Clarke makes the harsh beauty of the inner solar system come alive in blinding, furnace-bright detail. He places the listener inside Sherrard’s mind as he battles vertigo, isolation, and the vast indifference of space itself. This story is for fans of realistic science fiction—tight, atmospheric, and grounded in real physics—who love the thrill of humans pushing against the limits of nature. Its intensity is not derived from monsters or cosmic terror but from the stark, overwhelming power of the universe. 
  Arthur C. Clarke, one of the most influential science fiction writers in history, helped define the genre with stories rooted in scientific wonder and technological possibility. From Childhood’s End to “The Sentinel,” his visions shaped both popular imagination and the future of space exploration. Clarke’s storytelling blends clarity, curiosity, and a sense of awe that continues to inspire readers, scientists, and dreamers alike. His work remains a cornerstone of classic science fiction, reminding us how small—and how extraordinary—the human race can be.

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  Leigh Brackett: Citadel of Lost...

  Leigh Brackett

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  "It was a Gypsy world, built of space flotsam, peopled with the few free races of the Solar System. Roy Campbell, outcast prey of the Coalition, entered its depths to seek haven for the Kraylens of Venus—only to find that it had become a slave trap from which there was no escape."

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