Publisher: BookRix
War has been waged on the forces of Shuga and it's allies. The companies move to complete their mission and take them down once and for all. Michael and Waarp lead the other companies forward in this latest chapter.
The truth will ruin his empire. A lie will destroy her. Thief by night and witch by birthright, candle maker Alaska McCullough has perfected the art of stealing by using magic. Until she takes something she never should've touched. The object should not have existed, yet it's putting her life and reputation on the line. Now she lives on borrowed time . . . unless she can find a way to give it back before it's too late. When the owner of the enterprise she stole from discovers the theft and tries to set her up for owning illegal magical objects, Alaska must go on the run for destroying his legacy . . . or tell a lie that will destroy her, and everything she holds dear. If you love Kim Harrison and Ilona Andrews, you will devour Stolen Magic, where magic and danger make for an explosive start to a hot new urban fantasy romance series.Show book
Hallie knows how to lose your best friend in one easy step. Offer him your virginity, then watch him reject you. But that was four years ago, and now she knows better. Working at Hunt’s Bull Riding School, there’s no shortage of hot young cowboys to keep her entertained. There’s no need to think about Nate Mathews, especially since he’s off on the pro bull riding tour. Out of sight, out of mind. Until Nate walks back into her life, four years older, four years hotter, and with four years of regrets behind the blue eyes she once fell in love with. But on his first night back in their sleepy hometown, Nate’s plans to apologize are lost in the wail of sirens. In the devastating aftermath, Nate leans on the woman who once knew him better than anyone. But this time, it’s more than friendship he wants from her. No amount of teenage history, bad-tempered bulls, or babies who hate his guts will stop him from getting his second chance. This second chance, friends-to-lovers romance brings the steam against a backdrop of professional bull riding, rodeo, and small-town cowboys. This is a complete romance with a happily ever after.Show book
From the vast expanse of space, a radio message reaches the Ultimo-1, requesting assistance in solving a murder on Alpha Centauri Ab. Who could be better suited than Sherlock Holmes, with Dr Watson in tow, to investigate a crime on this planet far from home? The deed appears senseless, but Holmes's keen senses detect the sinister intent behind it.Show book
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. They called him a myth. A whisper in a dark alley. A glitch in the system. But I saw him. Not in a dream, not in some fevered hallucination, but through the lens of a journalist trained to separate fact from fiction. I watched a man walk through a storm without an umbrella, his feet never touching puddles, his hand humming with a voltage that made the air around him pulse like a living thing.Show book
The American Sahara Fifteen-year-old Emer Ahern is standing a foot away from her father when he is struck dead by Zeus’s lightning. Xylon, a hitherto unknown God stands in the bolt’s way and absorbs Zues’s fire on her behalf. Her life is spared, but befores she is returned to her family’s farm in Oklahoma, Xylon whispers stories into her ear. Xylon has a plan to at last be worshiped by men, the fulfillment of which will rest heavily on Emers memory of those stories. A Pale Blue Reminder When Xylon arrives in the shtetl of Bedzin, he wears the guise of an old wandering Hasid. He sits on the pile of rocks the children play on during the short hours between being let out of yeshiva and sitting for dinner. It is only eight-year-old Ezra Mintz who’s brave enough to sit down next to the traveler. Over the next three afternoons, Ezra sits and listens to the story of a god who lives in eternal exile. When Xylon is done with the telling, he offers the child a bargain… Temple of Sand Joe Levy, has found himself a place within the tight-knit gay community of West Hollywood, however he has struggled to gain ground as an actor, that is until he auditions for the lead role of Xylon in the remake of the Ezra Mintz classic, Glass Temple. Eliam Kraiem comes to novels by way of playwriting. His most visible play Sixteen Wounded was seen on Broadway starring two-time Tony winner Judd Hirsch, and directed by Tony winner Garry Hynes. There have been sellout productions in Germany, Italy and Austria and most recently at the New National Theater of Japan. He produced Sarah-Jane Drummey's short Róisín Dubh as well as her award winning film 134.Show book
When a young man is accused of his father's murder, his lovely childhood friend, Miss Turner, comes to Sherlock Holmes in the hope that the master detective can somehow prove the young man is innocent of the crime.Show book
