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  The Grandfather Paradox

  Rachel Lawson

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  A magician disappears without a trace and must be found. Blake, also known as The King Of Death, mysteriously vanishes.  
  He is wanted dead or alive for a violent shocking crime, a frame-up, his family suspect. It is suspected he has gone on the run by the police. 
  Is he dead or alive, no one knows, no one has any clue where he is. he could be anywhere in time or space. How will they find him? Where do you find a man who could be anywhere? 
  Lance finds him again as a ghost from the past. As an anomaly, even time can't repress, he can't explain.

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  Bert

  Anne R

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  Hiro moved to a dark, alien world decades ago, and now is a simple, caring grandfather, who loves to spoil his grandkids and just wants to help his family out. However, when he is left alone to care for his grandchildren's beloved alien pet, he maybe proves to be a little too helpful in his effort to 'take care of' Bert.

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  Signal From Unknown Source

  Amia Davis

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  The surface has become almost uninhabitable due to the constant wars between the nations of Earth, forcing everyone to build new homes beneath the surface of the oceans. 
  Aiden is just an ordinary diver, dedicated to expanding his country's territory into underwater kingdoms, often exploring places no one else has ever seen before. Little did he know that the government had given him a new assignment on a temporary basis. He is supposed to investigate signals from an unknown source in the deepest parts of the ocean. 
  What secrets will he uncover? Will he return to tell his story?

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  2 Odd SciFi Stories by William...

  William Tenn

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  What would happen is men's and women's roles were swapped in future culture? If women naturally were assumed to be in leadership roles and basically in charge of everything while men .... well men, poor things, would just do what they could with the limited gifts they had. The first story, Venus is a Man's World, explores this intriguing thought. His second story is just as off beat and involves using time travel to 'fix' a terrible world situation. But one worlds idea of 'fixing' may be completely opposite from another. and what happens then? Listen and find out.

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  Spells and Subterfuge

  Beth Dolgner

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  A reluctant witch, a haunted funeral home, and a dead body. Welcome home, Hazel. 
   
  Hazel Underwood has returned to her magical hometown of Foxfire Haven, Washington, with her tail between her legs. 
   
  A metaphorical tail, of course. Witches don't have tails. 
   
  While renovating the old funeral home she inherited from her uncle, Hazel stumbles on a dead body stashed underneath the hearse. Who wanted the delivery-truck driver dead, and how did he wind up in Hazel's garage? Chief Constable Hightower thinks Hazel might have killed Steve with her magic, and she's determined to prove the handsome old curmudgeon wrong. 
   
  Suspects range from a beautiful vampire with a passion for potions to the garden store gnome, but as Hazel closes in on solving the murder, she learns there's another mystery to unravel. What happened to Hazel's uncle in his final years to turn him into an obsessed treasure-hunter? And does his story tie into Steve's murder? 
   
  Hazel will have to team up with her witchy new roommates to catch a killer, stand up to judgmental small-town locals, and get her magic back on track. Who knew midlife could be so complicated?

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  Deprivers

  Steven-Elliot Altman

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  In this science fiction thriller by an LA Times bestseller, an assassin with the power to temporarily paralyze others helps with a hostage rescue. Robert Luxley has a biological problem he does not understand and cannot control: one touch from his bare skin and you’re paralyzed for fifteen minutes.  Lonely and isolated, he’s turned his “special trick” into a lucrative career as a hired killer. He thinks he’s one of a kind—until one day he’s confronted by a young girl named Cassandra, who tells him he’s not alone.  She has it too, and the two of them are not the only ones. Carriers can render anyone they touch blind, deaf, or otherwise senseless, in seconds.  Fearing discovery, Luxley follows Cassandra through a dark underground network of “Deprivers” in a desperate hunt for her missing brother Nicholas, taken hostage by a radical group of carriers with a terrifying agenda.  Luxley doesn’t know who to trust, or who is safe to touch, but he needs to learn Cassandra’s secrets fast. Praise for Deprivers “A book that gets under your skin and on your nerves. The science is impressive; the fiction is haunting. It has a lot on its mind; and it will touch you.” —Mark Frost, co-creator of Twin Peaks “Deprivers is the ultimate paranoia thriller—emphasis on the word thriller. Fans of everything from The Hot Zone to The X-Files take note, THIS BOOK IS GOING TO BLOW YOU AWAY!” — Rockne S. O’Bannon, creator of Alien Nation, Farscape, Defiance and Cult“Deprivers will take you to a terrifying and disturbing tomorrow and make you feel like you live there.” —David Brin, scientist and science fiction author, winner of the Hugo, Nebula, Campbell and Locus Awards

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