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  Echoes of a Backward Sun

  Brittany Renee Annis

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  In a reality where time flows backward, reconnaissance pilot Corvan Larkin’s advanced jet is consumed by an anomalous temporal distortion, plunging him into a world where history unwinds and causality reverses. He awakens to find his wounds un-healing and the world around him in a state of perpetual un-creation, where cause follows effect in a chilling, inverted ballet. Stranded and disoriented, Corvan discovers a civilization that has embraced this reversed existence, their lives dictated by the absolute foreknowledge of the Council, a governing body that maintains the Flow to protect humanity from a cosmic threat known as the Great Hunger. However, Corvan’s very linearity, his innate sense of forward-moving time, makes him an anomaly, a disruptive force that threatens the Council's rigid control. He finds unexpected allies in the form of Revessan dissidents, individuals who, like him, yearn for a future unwritten, for the freedom to choose, to create, and to experience genuine joy and sorrow. Together, they embark on a perilous quest to reach the Chronos Core, the heart of Revessa’s temporal paradox, seeking not to destroy it, but to recalibrate it, to forge a new equilibrium—a "layered Flow"—where existence is preserved, but choice is real, and the dawn of a true, unpredictable future can finally break over the Backward Sun.

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  The Forgotten Warriors

  Jordan Beck

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  In a land ruled by tradition and bloodbound oaths, young Ragnar Ivarsson learned of his famed father’s demise. The gods are silen, patiently observing from the shadows. Jarl Hastein demands nothing but strict obedience. And the ancient code forbids shieldmaidens from raising steel alongside their Viking counterparts, on foreign shores. 
  Alongside a secret band of outlaw warriors. Ragnar Lothbrok dares to accomplish what others fear: a voyage into the unknown west from the icy shores of Hordaland. Their mission will defy their people, their leaders, and their gods. And when their longships strike the holy shores of Lindisfarne in 793 AD, history will be changed forever. 
  Blood will be spilled. Legends will be born. And the forgotten will rise. 
  The Forgotten Warriors is a gripping Viking-era historical novel for fans of The Last Kingdom, Giles Kristian, and Bernard Cornwell.

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  Alchemist's Embered Heart The: A...

  Hang Nguyen

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  Atop the tower of forgotten spells in Eldritch Spire, where alchemists distill embers into potions of renewal and exiled princes wander with regrets forged in royal fire, master Thorne rekindles a flame with Prince Elowen, whose banishment hides a spark of untamed magic. Their heart, distilled in ember vows and spellbound whispers, reignites the tower—or scatters its ruins in explosive backlash. As they brew through flame-veiled labs and regret-laced chambers, hunted by spell wardens and crown spies, Thorne's alchemical precision fuses with Elowen's princely resilience, unveiling a tower legend of embered redemption. When a volatile elixir summons fire wraiths, they must distill their love to quench the blaze. In the glow of alchemist's embers, where every flame warms a scar and every potion stirs forgotten dreams, their rekindled passion becomes the heart that rebuilds from ash.

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  The Sands of Eternity

  Alex Kosh

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  It's time to set off for the lands of the Orcs in search of the fourth sword, but first Falk and his friends have to bring someone back from the dead—another friend, who recently died in the real world. Henceforth, Artyom will become the Emissary of the God of the Dead in Arkatnia, while the virtual God migrates over into the real world. 
   
   
   
  To make this happen, though, Artyom's girlfriend (who's never played a computer game in her life) will need to search the coffins that fly over the capital until she finds the one that contains a copy of Artyom's character. And then she'll need to bring him back to life. 
   
   
   
  As if that weren't enough, Katar is under the control of the "Spirit of the Hunt" Clan, which represents a serious threat both in the virtual world and in the real one. 
   
   
   
  Long story short, conducting the necessary ritual is most definitely not going to be easy.

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  Axinstone

  J.F.R. Coates

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  Book 1: The Destiny of Dragons, and the first entry in the Farenar Saga. Anzig struggles to live up to the reputation of his legendary father, but he has his chance when he must represent their clan at the greatest gathering of dragons in a generation. Anzig brings news of a human invasion and a please for assistance to fight this old enemy. The last thing Anzig expects is to volunteer for a suicidal mission deep into human territory to retrieve the lost artefact, the Axinstone. On the advice of an outcast seer, Anzig must take his seven companions across the mountains into great danger where a monstrous spectre haunts their dreams. The fate of dragonkind rests upon his wings. Without the Axinstone, they seem doomed to fall.

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  The Stolen Body

  H. G. Wells

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  "The Stolen Body" by H.G. Wells is a chilling exploration of identity and the supernatural. The story follows a man who experiments with astral projection, separating his spirit from his physical body. However, his plans go awry when his vacant body is stolen by a malevolent force, leaving him trapped in an ethereal state. As he struggles to reclaim his corporeal form, Wells delves into themes of duality, vulnerability, and the darker aspects of human curiosity. The narrative blends suspense with philosophical inquiry, questioning the boundaries between mind, body, and soul. A gripping tale of horror and introspection, it reflects Wells’s fascination with science, morality, and the unknown, offering a haunting meditation on what it means to be truly alive.

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