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  The Red Badge of Courage

  Stephen Crane

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  He dreamed of glory. War taught him fear. Courage had to be earned.
  When young Henry Fleming marches into the chaos of battle, his romantic ideas of heroism shatter under gunfire and smoke. As panic, shame, and determination collide, Henry must confront his own weakness and decide what courage truly means—not in speeches, but in action.
  
  Acclaimed as "the first modern war novel," Stephen Crane's masterpiece strips combat of false glory and reveals the raw psychology of a soldier under fire. Its vivid imagery, relentless tension, and emotional honesty make it one of the most powerful portrayals of war ever written.
  
  If you seek intense realism, psychological depth, and stories that capture the inner battles behind the front lines, this classic will leave a lasting mark.
  
  Open the book—and step into the moment where fear becomes courage.

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  The Jump Ship

  Andrew Moriarty

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  The insurrection is over and everybody lost. 
  Except Jake - he's on the move with a new ship, a new destination, and a new crew - including some sexy francais girls! But his crew doesn't trust him, Landing is burning, the admiral's throwing his remaining weight around, and even Dashi's big promotion doesn't look like enough to save them all from anarchy. 
  When Nadine disappears, and a rogue militia ship chases him out of belt and across the system, he's got no choice but to retreat to fight another day. Is he really running away, or is this another clever ploy of Dashi's that he doesn't understand? 
  Jake, Dashi, Jose, Nadine, and the Admiral are back in book 5 in the adventures of a Jump space Accountant. If you like strategy over tactics, and thought before action, this series is for you.

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  3 Stories About - Railworkers -...

  Alexander Puschkin, Amelia...

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  There is something about the number 3.    
   
  The Ancient Greeks believed 3 was the perfect number, and in China 3 has always been a lucky number, and they know a thing or two.   
   
  Most religions also have 3 this and 3 that and, of course, in these more modern times, three’s a crowd may be too many, except when it’s a ménage à trois.  It seems good things usually come in threes. 
   
  Whatever history and culture says WE think 3, a hat-trick of stories, is a great number to explore themes and literary avenues that classic authors were so adept at creating. 
   
  From their pens to your your ears.

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  The Great Gatsby - Unabridged...

  Anonymous

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  The Great Gatsby is more than a novel: it is the heartbeat of American literature. A masterpiece that reveals ambition, desire, impossible love, and the fragile truth behind the glitter of the Roaring Twenties. 
  This unabridged audiobook edition by OLDpress includes a new original introduction by Andrew Hole, created for listeners who want to truly understand the world that shaped Gatsby: the history behind the parties, the real-life inspirations, the scandals, the obsessions, and the emotional tensions that defined the Jazz Age and Fitzgerald’s own life. 
  If you love great classics, and if you look for stories that explore identity, success, illusion and the hidden cost of the American Dream, this edition gives you a clear, complete and faithful experience of the original text. 
  And if you listen to grow, to reflect, or to discover the books that changed the world, The Great Gatsby is one of those essential works that belongs in every serious audio library. 
  Gatsby, Daisy, Nick and Tom are more than characters: they are symbols of a generation, mirrors of a nation and, in many ways, reflections of ourselves. 
  A timeless classic. 
  A story that still speaks to every generation. 
  An audiobook for anyone who wants the very best of American fiction.

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  Wild About Her Wingman

  Robin Bielman

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  Playing it safe never felt so risky . . .  
   
   
   
  Erin Watters is her small town's resident wild child—she doesn't do boring, and after having her heart annihilated, she definitely doesn't do relationships. Her friends have other ideas, though, and when they throw down a matchmaking challenge, impulsive Erin can't ignore it. Even when the annoyingly hot Troy Streiber accepts the matchmaker role . . .  
   
   
   
  As a rescue paramedic, Troy's used to watching out for people. Never mind the bet he made with his buddy to play Erin's wingman. But the more time he spends with the sexy, charismatic woman, the more he discovers a side of her she doesn't let many see. Soon what started as an innocent game of matchmaking has them both thinking about the person right under their nose. But Troy's a play-it-safe guy, and he won't let a woman who lives for risk ever steal his heart.

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  Teashop's Steeped Enigma The: A...

  Hoang Nguyen

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  In the misty valley blends of Teavale, where tea blenders steep enigmas from leaf secrets and herb gatherers trail the wilds for rare scents, blender Sera infuses a mystery with gatherer Thorne, whose trails lead to a blend of vanished recipes. Their teashop, steeped in leaf vows and aroma-kissed infusions, uncovers truth—or sours in bitter spills of suspicion. As they blend through mist-veiled fields and secret-laced canisters, steeped by tea wardens and scent rivals, Sera's blending art fuses with Thorne's gathering instinct, revealing a misty legend of steeped clarity. When a tainted leaf summons vapor ghosts, they must infuse the enigma to distill the pure. In the steep of teashop enigmas, where every secret brews revelation and every trail scents the hidden, their gentle mystery becomes the blend that soothes the valley's thirst for answers.

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