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  Candide

  Voltaire

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  "Candide, or Optimism" is a satirical novella written by the French philosopher Voltaire, first published in 1759. It follows the adventures of the young Candide, who is raised in a utopian world and taught that “all is for the best.” The narrative takes him through a series of misfortunes, exposing him to the harsh realities of the world, ultimately leading him to question his optimistic beliefs. Voltaire uses Candide’s journey to satirize religion, governments, the military, and the philosophy of optimism, particularly as espoused by Leibniz. "Candide" is considered one of the greatest achievements of Western literature

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  Henchman Training Academy 1 The:...

  L. K. Urban

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  No one roots for the Henchmen—the big, dumb, tough, disposable guys who blindly follow the villains . . . but are they all bad? 
  . . . Or are they just poorly trained, mistreated workers with evil bosses? 
    
  Recent college grad, Matt, is an insurance salesman whose life has turned into routine and monotony. 
  All that changes when he finds himself in the middle of a deadly bar fight and, in a split-second, is forced to make a decision: kill or be killed. Matt chooses self-preservation, saving himself, and, unbeknownst to him, the head of cybercriminal organization, DMF Enterprises. 
  Suddenly a murderer and a fugitive, Matt now also finds himself to be the latest target of a notoriously dangerous, rival cyber-criminal. For protection, Matt is offered the chance to join DMF's league of Henchmen. 
  But Matt quickly learns that the modern-day Henchmen are not like the ones in the movies. They drink Starbucks and watch Netflix on the job, and they make fatal mistakes, like accidentally locking the doors of the van mid-kidnapping. 
  If Matt can't survive as a Henchman, he will face the streets and the Outside Threat all on his own. But, if he can unite them, Matt can begin the evolution of Henchman, and better yet, stay alive. Does he have what it takes to triumph, or will he, too, become disposable? 
  Join Matt in the first book in this laugh-out-loud, action-packed Henchman Training Academy series.

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  I'm Having More Fun Than You

  Aaron Karo

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  From Aaron Karo, stand-up comic and acclaimed author of Ruminations on College Life and Ruminations on Twentysomething Life, comes I’m Having More Fun Than You, an irreverent exploration of why guys embrace bachelorhood and love flying solo in their twenties and thirties. I’m Having More Fun Than You is a hilarious and perceptive must-read for all the guys who are loving flying solo in the prime of their lives—as well as for women looking for insight into men, their attitudes toward dating, and their tricks of the trade.

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  How to stop a murder?

  BARAKATH

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  Hilarious methods to stop a murder.

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  Kelli’s Desperation: A Shy...

  J.C. Cummings

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  Kelli’s Desperation: A Shy Freshman, a Perverted Professor, and the Unspeakable Acts She Must Perform to Pass Her Exam. A Story of Trickery and Humiliation. Marty Davis is a professor of music who is about to retire. Marty Davis also one seriously dirty old man. So, before he packs up and heads south, he cooks up a scheme that just might land him in bed with one of the most gorgeous and sexy girls on campus -- flutist Kelli Eldridge.Kelli has recently failed her proficiency evaluation. So, Marty enlists the support of his fellow music teacher Joel Crofton to offer Kelli a chance to turn her F into an A. Marty then plays the part of a very sick man with precious little time left on this Earth. Next, Joel explains to shy, innocent Kelli that Marty’s dying wish is to have his way with a beautiful college girl. And if she would be so kind and compassionate as to indulge the “dying” professor’s every sordid wish, she will have her A.Well, that’s going to take a whole lot of smooth talking, being as how Marty’s list of “requests” is sleazy to an almost unimaginable degree. But if he and Joel can convince this quivering honey to go along with it, then this soon-to-be retiree will find himself the most titillated and sexually satisfied dirty old man on Earth!Still…that’s a mighty big “if”!Fans of ENF erotica featuring beautiful and very nervous college freshmen who find themselves in the most embarrassing, debasing, humiliating situations imaginable—this one is for you! Get your copy today and see how far a “sick” man will go in order to fulfill his every dirty desire!

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  Amy Among the Serial Killers

  Jincy Willett

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  Carla Karolac is doing just fine. Having escaped the clutches of her controlling mother and founded a successful writing retreat in which participants are confined to windowless cells until they hit their daily word count, she lives a comfortable, if solitary, existence. If only her therapist, Toonie, would stop going on about Carla's nonexistent love life and start addressing her writer’s block, she might be able to make some progress. But then Carla finds Toonie murdered, and suddenly her unfinished memoir is the least of her concerns. Without quite knowing why, she dials an old phone number. Amy Gallup, retired after decades as a writing instructor, is surprised to hear from her former student Carla out of the blue, three years since they last spoke. She’s even more shocked when she finds out the reason for Carla's call. Suddenly, she finds herself swept up in a murder investigation that soon brings her whole old writing group back together. But they’ll need all the help they can get, as one murder leads to another and suspicions of a serial killer mount across San Diego. Full of Jincy Willett’s trademark dark humor, an unforgettable cast of characters, and two of the most endearingly imperfect protagonists who have ever attempted to solve a murder, Amy Among the Serial Killers shows us what can be gained when we begin to break down our own walls and let others inside…as long as they aren’t murderers.

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