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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 266 thru 270 -...

  Arthur C. Clarke, Walter M....

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 266 thru 270 - Five Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960sAt the End of the Orbit by Arthur C. ClarkeYou Risk Your Life by Joseph SlotkinWay of a Rebel by Walter M. MillerThe Moon is Green by Fritz LeiberThe Engineer by Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth

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  Dear Jack: Love Letters from...

  Jyll Steen

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  She calls herself his wife. She kills to prove it.  
  "Jyll and Jack went up the hill… and only Jyll came back."  
  It’s been six years since Jack Steen walked away from Jyll Steen—the woman who believes she is his secret wife, the daughter of a killer, and now a killer herself. But Jyll never forgot.   
  Not the Vegas weekend. Not the rejection. And not the secrets Jack carries in his midnight recordings.  
  In her first letter, Jyll whispers her devotion in rhyme before confessing her latest crime: the abduction and unraveling of a man who reminded her just a little too much of Jack.   
  Every detail is for him—every cut, every lie, every breath.  
  Dear Jack: Love Letters from Your Serial Killer Wife begins here—with a vow written in blood, a souvenir meant just for him, and a chilling reminder that Jyll isn’t done. Not by a long shot.

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  Tales of the Jazz Age

  F. Scott Fitzgerald

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  Tales of the Jazz Age (1922) is a collection of eleven short stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Divided into three separate parts, according to subject matter, it includes one of his better-known short stories, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button". Several of the stories had also been published earlier, independently, in either The Metropolitan, Saturday Evening Post, Smart Set, Collier's, Chicago Tribune, or Vanity Fair. (Summary by Wikipedia)

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  Desire Me

  Ella Sheridan

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  She has no memory of her life before him—or of the danger that threatens her now. 
  Her name is Rae. At least, that’s what the security specialist with the searing hazel eyes and the magnificent body tells her. Saint Solorio, the man she was living with before a car ran her down and she lost all memory of who she is—and who is trying to kill her. 
  Now she needs his help. His protection. But she won’t let him get through her guard again. That’s a mistake she doesn’t dare repeat when anyone around her could be the enemy. 
  Rae knocked Saint off his barstool the first time he spotted her across a crowded room. When she asked him to take her home, he’d growled his acceptance despite knowing a one-night stand wasn’t all he wanted. Not with this woman. Too bad the name she’d given him wasn’t hers. And even worse, he is forced to lie to keep her with him. 
  Now Saint is racing to discover the past of the woman he wants for his own, and uncover the threat that could take her away from him—and also take her life. 
  Narrated in duet by Jason Clarke and Stella Hunter. Includes the bonus short “Be With Me,” Dain and Olivia’s birth story. 
  Southern Nights: Enigma - 
  Come For Me (Book 1) 
  Deceive Me (Book 2) 
  Destroy Me (Book 3) 
  Deny Me (Book 4) 
  Desire Me (Book 5) 
  And see where it all began with the original Southern Nights - 
  Teach Me (Book 1) 
  Trust Me (Book 2) 
  Take Me (A Southern Nights Standalone)

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  Carpe Glitter

  Cat Rambo

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  What do you do when someone else’s past forces itself on your own life? Sorting through the piles left behind by a grandmother who was both a stage magician and a hoarder, Persephone Aim finds a magical artifact from World War II that has shaped her family history. Faced with her mother’s desperate attempt to take the artifact for herself, Persephone must decide whether to hold onto the past—or use it to reshape her future.

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  The Dove

  Scott Floe

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  Some stories glide softly on the breeze, fleeting and elusive, while others find their voice in the peaceful cooing of doves. These represent the truths we seek, taking us back and forth in the universe of the familiar. "The Dove" by Scott Floe is also an intense tale of longing, love, and the unseen connections that hook us to home, memory, and the people we leave behind. 
  Through the eyes of Liam and Lillian, we travel through sun-drenched coastlines and storm-tossed sentiments. Here, every wave harbors a secret, and every goodbye reflects like an unfinished sentence. 
  When their family is uprooted from the only home they've ever known, Liam resists grabbing onto the elements of her past, while Lillian retains to adopt the unknown. 
  In a world where change feels like an invincible tide, they must steer the shifting landscapes of childhood, friendship, and family-realizing that home is not always a place but a feeling we hold within us. 
  Lyrical, acute, and deeply moving, it accounts for anyone who has ever had to say goodbye to the familiar and encounter the intrepidity to chase the horizon.

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