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  Dracula's Servant

  Stories From The Attic

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  When Dracula the Prince of Darkness first darkened these shores, there were before him harbingers, messengers singing and screaming to the bars of their asylums, about the coming of their dark Master. In Stoker's novel we hear of Renfield, the eater of flies, who waits in hope for his Master's call.But what of the others, who wailed and waited for the vampire's coming? In Dracula 's servant, their story is finally told.A Great Prince never arrives unannounced. Neither, it seems, does evil.

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  Death-Wish

  Ray Bradbury

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  Death-Wish by Ray Bradbury - They wandered the dead and fragile cities, looking for the legendary Blue Bottle–not knowing what it was, nor caring, not really wanting to find it… ever… 
  The sundials were tumbled into white pebbles. The birds of the air now flew in ancient skies of rock and sand, buried, their songs stopped. The rivers were currented with dust which flooded across the land when the wind bade it reenact an old tale of engulfment. The cities were deep laid with granaries of silence, time stored and kept, golden kernels of forgetfulness, pools and fountains of quietude and memory.  
  Mars was dead.  
  And then out of the large stillness, from a great distance, on the stones of an old highway, there was a tiny sound. First, like an insect, and growing larger, between the cinnamon hills, and finally broadening, flattening out, the sound buzzing and humming, while something moved, growing big. 
  The highway trembled. The rocks ground one upon another briefly. The sound grew into a thunder which shook down avalanches of dust in the old cities. 

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  The Ground

  Siné Kang

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  "To read is to perform. I have many names, however, that cannot be true. The title of this text has been changed many times, and these are the names I can still recall: 'Drinking milk', 'Look!', 'The Breath', and 'Sin'. I am afraid of making mistakes. It seems mistakes are omnipresent, and the phobia about making a mistake is never discontinued. I am afraid I am alone."
  So starts Sine Kang's existential tale of a mother and son. Sine's work delves into the ideas of hatred, knowledge, the world, perfection, and the concept of words themselves.
  With confidence in the written word, Sine's masterful work rouses the readers mind in concepts and thoughts that will preoccupy a mind long after the work has been completed. Through witnessing the discussion between a mother and son, a son's whose voice is ignored, and a mother whose ignorance is forced, we come to understand that the long discussions of Mother and Son on the page is merely an example of the discussions we wish to have with our friends, our loved ones, and ourselves.
  Siné is a poet and playwright in South Korea. She lives on an island called Namhae-gun. And she invites you to read along.

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  Betrayal by Rita Potter

  Rita Potter

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  Betrayal is the exciting conclusion to the As We Know It series. 
  The survivors at Whitaker Estate are still reeling from the vicious attack on their community, which left three of their friends dead. 
  When the mysterious newcomer Alaina Renato reveals there is a traitor in their midst, it threatens to tear the community apart. Is there truly a traitor, or is Alaina playing them all? 
  Dillon Mitchell and the other Commission members realize their group might not survive another attack, especially if there is someone working against them from the inside. Despite the potential risk, they vote to attend a summit that will bring together other survivors from around the country. 
  When the groups converge on Las Vegas, the festive atmosphere soon turns somber upon the discovery of an ominous threat. But is the danger coming from within, or is there someone else lurking in the city? 
  Before it’s too late, they must race against time to determine where the betrayal is coming from.

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  The Rise - A Science-Fiction...

  Faye Hollidaye

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  Tamara Clark reveals the evolution and rise of robots as she remembers it. Though she never owns a robot herself, her job is at one time threatened by them, and many of her friends own their own specialized metal companions. She tells the story from an unknown date in the future and tells how she feels about the "bots" and "trons" who begin as servants and grow to become something that rivals humans in the workforce and in American society.

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  Not Quite Terran - Scifi Alien...

  Celia Kyle

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  Rebecca’s job is to keep unsanctioned aliens off Rilli Space Station. Aliens like Karru C’Hali. He’s heavily muscled, gorgeous, seductive… and unsanctioned. And he wants her!As an intake officer for six years, nothing surprises Terra-born Rebecca Varda anymore. Nothing. Except the arrival of Karru C’Hali, Overlord of Palia. He’s nearly seven feet of honey-skinned, heavily carved and deliciously muscled male, and his presence has her heart racing with apprehension. Not because he’s unsanctioned, but because Palia—and their people—are a myth. Maybe.Even if they aren’t, he can take his unsanctioned alien ass off Rilli. When he doesn’t, she decides that if he wants to run afoul of the station director and end up in a federation holding cell, it’s no concern of hers. Until it is. Rebecca finds herself wrapped in Karru’s arms and embroiled in the drama surrounding Palia, Rilli, and a long lost royal family line that ends with… her.   

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