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  Baker's Enchanted Loaf The: A...

  Hang Nguyen

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  In the cozy hearth of Dawnridge village, where bakers knead enchanted loaves that grant wishes and celestial messengers descend with wings of starlight, baker Wren surrenders to the sweet pull of Liora, a messenger bound by heavenly edicts. Their loaf, baked in flour vows and wing-kissed embers, rises with magic—or crumbles under divine scrutiny. As they share dawn-lit ovens and star-veiled alleys, whispered about by village gossips and celestial watchers, Wren's earthly warmth fuses with Liora's ethereal glow, uncovering a hearth legend of risen love. When a burnt crust summons ash imps, they must knead their surrender to sweeten the spell. In the rise of enchanted loaves, where every crumb holds a wish and every flame bakes the heart, their sweet bond becomes the bread that feeds eternal hunger.

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  ENTROPY - A Post-Apocalyptic...

  Michael McGinty

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  Our extinction is inevitable. 
  Bill Bartles washes data. He cleans the lies and crap from new information before saving it with the rest of the knowledge on the Infinity Drive. 
  Bartles has it all: a captivating companion, an inner-city apartment mid-way up the tall-tower, and an imminent promotion. For him, life is great—except for his obsession with entropy and its promise that nothing lasts forever. 
  When he digs too deep into the forbidden archives of Aleph-1—the avant-garde CPU that controls the Infinity Drive—Bartles’ perfect life is shattered, plunging him into an unrecognizable world of blood-red wastelands, empty mega-cities, and receding oceans. A dangerous place inhabited by new apex predators, where the remnants of humanity struggle on the brink of extinction. 
  Now, locked in the fight of our lives against entropy, Bill Bartles must decide if saving the last of humanity is worth losing the Infinity Drive, and with it, all the knowledge of mankind … 
  In this stunning debut novel, McGinty brings us science-fiction at its best. Set against an ominous backdrop of desolation and decay, ENTROPY asks the question: with every trivial moment of our time here saved to file, can the human condition continue long after we’re gone?

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  The Apothecaries

  Stephen Llewelyn

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  AD1399. 
  One small town in Northumberland. 
  One castle contract. Two apothecaries. 
  Civil war is brewing. Usurpation, rebellion, betrayal, even black magic; these are hard times for the English people. Harder yet for near-destitute apothecary, Harry-the-Cough. Fleeing persecution and trumped-up murder charges, Harry is hunted by the law, jovial cutthroats, confused outlaws and an assassin who cannot die. When a suspected witch with a chequered past and a girl with a chequered present risk life and limb to save him, he is too busy running for his life to question why. 
  "A rollicking, puntastic adventure in a fabulous faux medieval Northumberland." Edoardo Albert 
  "Cutting as Black Adder, irreverent as Python. Brilliant!" The Tumbleweed 
  "Heart-warming and pants-wettingly funny!" Wordz 
  From the author of the popular New World Series.

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 391 thru 400 -...

  E.E. "Doc" Smith, H. G. Wells,...

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 391 thru 400 - Nine Lost Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s and one from 1897Robot Nemeses by E.E. "Doc" SmithThe Crystal Egg by H. G. WellsThe Time Snatcher by Randall GarrettBefore the Fact by Zenna HendersonParking Unlimited by Noel LoomisMaster Of The Asteroid by Clark Ashton SmithThe Coming of the Ice by G. Peyton WertenbakerLancelot Biggs Cooks a Pirate by Nelson S. BondThe Father Thing by Philip K. DickMomentum by Charles Dye

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  A New Script - A System...

  Tao Wong

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  Every moment, filmed. Every struggle, recorded.  
     
  Day to day life is hard for film students. Whether you're an editor, a scriptwriter or a videographer, it's never easy. More so when an apocalypse has arrived, taking with it the industry you've dedicated your life to and leaving you with Skills ill-suited to a post-apocalyptic fantasy hellscape.  
     
  But humans are adaptable and Skills, with just a touch of imagination, can be wielded with precision.  
     
  And if there's one thing this party has, it's imagination galore.  
     
  A New Script is set in the second year of the apocalypse (between books 4 and 5) and features new characters.

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  Whispers of a Killer

  Jen Haeger

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  “We the jury find the defendant, Rachel Iris Chester, guilty.” With those words, Sylvia Harbinger’s life as an NYPD detective is over. Sylvia is done with serial killers, done with therapy, and done with a New York City now rife with WHISPs—the creepy, grey shadows of her nightmares. She and husband Ben have a deal. She retires and they both move to Montana to escape the WHISP phenomenon. It is the only way to save their marriage after the Chester case, even if it leaves their WHISP-affected son, Lincoln, behind. Then the phone rings. Chester’s in jail, yet there’s been a copycat murder, and Sylvia can’t let the case go. If she missed something the first time, this new blood is on her hands. Ben gives her a month to work the case, but can their marriage survive that long? And as Sylvia digs deeper into the depths of the source of her phobia, how long will her sanity survive?

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