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  Hit and Run

  Lori Matthews

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  Dani Pierce, a savvy hacker with a knack for survival, finds herself entangled in a deadly game when trouble knocks on her door. With her latest contract on the line and danger lurking at every turn, she reluctantly agrees to accept the help her boss is sending. 
  Gage Callahan is not happy. He’s been tasked with the job of locating and safeguarding a computer programmer. The only problem? No one is sure where this hacker is. When he does finally track her down, Gage discovers that Dani is not exactly what he expected. 
  As they race against time to navigate the dark web and evade relentless pursuers, their attraction grows, but so does the threat closing in around them. In a world where every move could be their last, Dani and Gage must rely on each other's skills to survive. In a race against time, will they emerge victorious, or will their blossoming relationship become their undoing?

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  Mount Ragnarok

  Michael Cole

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  Natalie Lyster was once an honorable soldier. But when a government conspiracy led to the death of a loved one, she went rogue. After years on the run, she now leads a criminal organization, working for the highest bidder. 
   
   
   
  That bidder is the corrupt planetary union Czar. The job has taken Lyster and her crew to the planet Salacia. Their goal: excavate the zorbernite mineral from the slopes of the supervolcano Mount Ragnarök and deliver it to the Czar military. 
   
   
   
  In their digging, they found more than mineral. 
   
   
   
  Lyster's ship is intercepted by a strike force led by Commander Tucker Greyson. The pursuit goes haywire, for a swarm of giant alien wasps bring down the spacecrafts. 
   
   
   
  Forced to travel on foot, Greyson and Lyster quickly learn the wasps are only the beginning of their problems. Man-eating raptors lurk behind every tree, ambushing everyone who gets too close; echoes of heavy footsteps reveal the presence of a larger predator hunting in the region; and heavy seismic activity from the mountainside warn of Mount Ragnarök’s impending fiery wrath. With time running out, the group must reach the main campsite and commandeer a spacecraft, or else perish in the hellish fires of Mount Ragnarök.

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  One Eye Two Eyes and Three Eyes

  Brothers Grimm

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  One Eye, Two Eyes and Three Eyes is a fairy tale written by the Brothers Grimm. There once lived three sisters. One had one eye, the other two eyes and the third three eyes. Two Eyes is teased by her sisters, because they are jealous she looks like the rest of the people. The moral of the story is: don't judge someone based on appearance. Recommended for age 6+.

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  The Brave Bison

  Kelly Johnson

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  In the expansive plains of North America, Benjamin the Brave Bison stands out among his herd for his adventurous spirit and courage. He befriends a group of prairie dogs and earns their admiration by saving them from a predatory eagle. Benjamin learns from older bison about the importance of balancing bravery with wisdom, becoming a respected leader in his community. His story teaches the values of courage, compassion, and unity, inspiring all creatures of the plains to work together and face challenges with resilience.

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  The Yellow Wallpaper

  Charlotte Perkins Gilman

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  Step inside the mind of a woman unraveling. 
  In this chilling and unforgettable short story, Charlotte Perkins Gilman delivers a masterwork of early psychological horror and feminist literature. First published in 1892, The Yellow Wallpaper is told through the haunting journal entries of a woman suffering from what we now recognize as postpartum depression. Prescribed a "rest cure" by her physician husband, she is confined to a secluded upstairs room in a rented mansion—its most disturbing feature: the sickly, torn yellow wallpaper lining the walls. 
  As the days pass and her isolation deepens, the narrator becomes fixated on the wallpaper’s chaotic patterns, convinced that a woman is trapped within. Her descent into obsession and madness blurs the line between reality and hallucination, building to a climax as gripping as it is tragic. 
  A searing critique of the patriarchal treatment of women's mental health, The Yellow Wallpaper explores themes of autonomy, confinement, and the desperate need to be heard. Told in fragmented, intimate prose, it is as psychologically nuanced as it is socially relevant. 
  Whether you're drawn to gothic tales, feminist classics, or psychological thrillers, this powerful story—based on Gilman’s own experience—will linger in your mind long after the final word.

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  The Inner World Adventure

  Wayne Reinagel

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  Up from the center of the earth, a desperate cry for help is sent, before abruptly being cut off. The broken message describes an ancient evil that has arisen in the southern Kingdom of Kaambýrkö, a virtually unstoppable wave of death and destruction that threatens to destroy everything in its path, including the mythical realm of Ilk Shäka. The Inner World Adventure follows two daring adventurers, Pam Titan and Muriel Ironcastle, as they travel halfway around the world and to the dangerous Inner World of Träskarús, to halt the foul plans of a diabolical madman.

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