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  Parallel universes

  Ashok Jahagirdar

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  In Parallel Universes, an extraordinary love story unfolds across time and space. When Sonia , an architect in New York and Neil a cafe owner in San Francisco, connecting to each other over a mysterious link to the cosmos, begin experiencing each other’s emotions and memories despite living in separate cities—and worlds—they are drawn into a bond beyond logic. As they delve into the enigma of their connection, they discover the existence of parallel realities where they live as star-crossed lovers, never meant to meet. Driven by a love that defies dimensions, they must navigate shifting timelines and cosmic forces determined to keep them apart. Can they find a way to cross into each other’s world, or .... ?  Listen to this audio book to find the answer.

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  Ponmi and Kotsuneh: Stories of...

  bayamako, casica

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  This delightful collection of episodes captures the comedic yet realistic stories of Work and Life of OL Ponmi and her dependable senior, Kotsune. 
  From small victories to frustrating challenges, their everyday adventures highlight the struggles and joys of working life that every office worker can relate to. 
  Whether it’s “The Little Kindness in a Crowded Train,” “The Struggles of Cost Cutting,” or “Battles with the Boss,” the stories are infused with humor and relatability. Ponmi’s efforts and Kotsune’s sage advice bring energy and laughter to readers, making this book a perfect companion for anyone navigating the workplace. 
  Packed with themes that reflect modern workstyles and tips to make the workday more enjoyable, this book is ideal for a quick read during office breaks or commutes to refresh your mind and spirit. 
  Perfect for readers who: 
  Are navigating the challenges of work life 
  Love humorous office anecdotes 
  Enjoy finding happiness and lessons in everyday moments 
  A heartwarming collection that cheers on all working professionals!

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  Sex Lives of Superheroes -...

  Diana McCallum

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  Is sex with The Hulk technically a threesome? Does The Flash do everything faster? Has Wonder Woman really never faked an orgasm? 
   
   
   
  Explore these questions and more with this collection of speculative, comedic essays on how superpowers might affect the sex lives of famous superheroes. Based on genuine scientific research and both Marvel and DC comic book and movie canon (and more!), Sex Lives of Superheroes is a refreshingly frank and fun deep dive into the pros, cons, and plot twists of superpowered sex. 
   
   
   
  Drawing from biology, physics, psychology, and more to play out (wild, fictional) scenarios about superheroes' sex lives, this in-depth analysis will definitively answer your burning questions, including: 
   
   
   
  ● How does sex ed from the 1930s and 1940s stack up to today's (and what does that mean for Captain America's love life)? 
   
   
   
  ● Can Spider-Man do whatever a spider can . . . in bed? 
   
   
   
  ● Does Green Lantern prove that sex is better in space? 
   
   
   
  With interludes detailing some of the strangest sexcapades in superhero history, and the closest sexual equivalents we have in the real world, Sex Lives of Superheroes is a testament that sometimes life is even stranger than fiction. 
   
   
   
  This enhanced audio edition features a bonus chapter of excerpts from the author's award-winning podcast Talk From Superheroes.

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  Amazing Ash & Superhero Ah Ma:...

  Melanie Lee

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  For 12-year-old Ash, change seems an inevitable, and sometimes unpleasant, constant. Her superpowers come and go, rumours are spreading about Team ASH’s missions, and Ah Ma’s worsening dementia affects her memory and behaviour. Thankfully, the Good Ol’ Days daycare centre in their neighbourhood offers seniors a safe environment and fun activities to keep them engaged on weekdays. 
   
  But when its future is suddenly threatened by a mysterious, rich couple with plans to turn it into a luxury spa retreat, Team ASH must quickly intervene to save Good Ol’ Days. As they reunite in the final instalment of this heartwarming trilogy for what may be their final — and most high-stakes — mission yet, they learn that change may not be easy, but that care and community can make the journey a little less lonely.

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  Fanatikal

  Robert Allan Falls

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  Fanatikal follows comic book artist Miles Redding, a superstar in the industry, and his devoted wife Luna Longoria, a nanny in New York City. After a career slowdown, Miles lands a mysterious new opportunity with a rising comic company led by Frank Riley, who harbors dark secrets. As Miles becomes entangled with ambitious Goths pushing a violent, vampiric comic series, Luna senses danger and warns him. But the stakes rise as a manipulative fanboy and former ally, Neal Mosher, escalates the tension. 
  When Miles refuses to validate Neal’s work, events spiral out of control. Betrayed by trusted colleagues and haunted by relentless threats, Miles finds himself in a deadly situation that puts him and his family in jeopardy. As sinister forces close in, Luna must escape their grasp. Will she survive, or will the dangerous world of obsession and revenge claim her too?

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  Israel Potter

  Herman Melville

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  First published in 1855, Israel Potter is a vivid historical novel by Herman Melville that blends adventure, irony, and quiet tragedy into the life of an ordinary man caught in the sweep of extraordinary events.
  
  The novel follows Israel Potter, a poor but resilient American soldier who fights in the Revolutionary War and is subsequently cast into decades of hardship after being captured by the British. Stranded far from home, Israel wanders through Europe, brushing shoulders with famous figures such as Benjamin Franklin, John Paul Jones, and King George III—yet never sharing in their glory. Instead, he endures obscurity, poverty, and relentless misfortune, becoming a symbol of the forgotten individuals who quietly sustain history without reward.
  
  Told in Melville's distinctive prose—at once ironic, philosophical, and compassionate—the novel explores themes of patriotism, fate, endurance, and the indifference of history to individual suffering. Unlike Melville's more metaphysical works, Israel Potter is grounded in realism, offering a poignant meditation on how heroism often goes unrecognized.
  
  Both an adventure tale and a social critique, Israel Potter stands as a powerful reminder that behind every nation's triumph are countless lives spent in sacrifice and silence.

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