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  He Saw Me First

  Ivy Arnold

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  Across an empty laneway in Paris, through my hotel window, 
   
   
   
  He saw me first. 
   
   
   
  I stopped undressing . . . but only for a moment. The next night, he was waiting for me. He sat there in his expensive suit and watched. No participation. My only acknowledgement was the look of lust in his eyes. 
   
   
   
  It continued until the night before I left, when I found a card under my door. No words. Just a number. So, I texted him. I'd never done anything like it before. It felt so dirty and wrong, but at the same time, I felt alive. 
   
   
   
  He was much older than me, so intimidating and sexy. He made me feel things no man ever has. I was under his spell. 
   
   
   
  The last thing I expected was to ever see him again. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Fit The Crime The Identity Lie

  Corinne Arrowood

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  It was his responsibility to fight for those who could not fight, punish those who needed punishing, and righting the world of all the wrongs—to Captain Vicarelli, that was his mission even out of the Corps. Once separated from the Marines, he took his mission to his home, New Orleans, rife with murder, rape, and crime. The Corps had trained him and trained him well. He was a skillful killing machine of unusual propensity. 
  There was nothing average about the man; he stood six-five and was a wall of powerful, rippling muscle. Honorably discharged, with unwritten speculation of PTSD from the psych community, the Marine pursued the life of a civilian. It wasn’t his fault that there was crime around every corner, but he took his mission to heart, protecting, punishing, and eliminating the threats. 
  Trinity was his one weakness. His entire essence craved her tight little body full of sexy energy. Her caramel-colored skin, waist-length black hair, and cat-like ebony eyes lit an unquenchable fire in his body and soul. If fate were a friend, she would be his woman one day. Night after night, he sat at the end of Louie’s Tap mahogany bar, sipping on his two-finger pour of Glenlivet and watching as she swayed to the background music while mixing libations for the clientele.

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  Murder in Vegas

  Steve Allen

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  The greed and glamour of Vegas are nothing new for comedian Steve Allen, until his show at the famous Colosseum ends in murder. While Steve and his fellow crooner Buddy Hamilton rehearse, Steve' s wife, actress Jayne Meadows, rushes in with horrifying news: Buddy's glamorous young bride, Christie, has been strangled in the sauna. Though it looks like Buddy has cashed in his wife's chips, the facts don't add up. Figuring out there's more to the case than meets the eye, Steve sets out to prove Buddy is innocent.

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  Caesar's Column: A Story of the...

  EDMUND BOISGILBERT, Ignatius...

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  A novel with incredible prescience from late 1800's about the perpetual corruption of the elites and out of control oppression of the working class, set in late 80's of our time. Only if the steam could have been released before the revolution! And oh, the dangers of massive revolution. He seemed to predict computer screens and AI news, advanced weaponry, globalization, Capitalism, the collapse of Democracy, the insane corruption at al levels, and the split in society between the halves and the have nots. 
  Some great monologues in the struggle for power and to wrangle the will of the people. It's uncanny how important this message is now in the 2020's, and I won't spoil the ending about what the true possibilities are for humanity. We are also treated to a couple traditional romantic love stories along the way.

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  How to Murder the Man of Your...

  Dorothy Cannell

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  Chitterton Fells is all of a flutter. Along with every female member of the village Library League, Ellie Haskell has developed a veritable obsession with novels of the romance variety. The steamier, the better . . . 
   
   
   
  But tragedy strikes when Miss Bunch the librarian is found dead between the non-fiction stacks. Then the local milkman collapses in broad daylight. 
   
   
   
  Ellie decides that two heart attacks in one week is more than a little bit suspicious, so begins investigating. 
   
   
   
  And that's when things really start hotting up. The hunky model who graces the covers of Ellie's favorite books turns up in Chitterton Fells! 
   
   
   
  And someone is going after his entourage. They're being bumped off, one by one. Ellie must stop a twisted killer before they murder the man of her dreams.

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  The Sniper S01E07

  Shashadhar Waigankar

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  Shehzad Khan, an ageing superstar, is a cocaine addict and a speed demon. He rams his car into a school bus and ends up killing several school children. His fame and fortune always get him off the hook, but Anuja knows no mercy.

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