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  A Clash of Aliens

  T.R. Harris

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  When last we left our intrepid heroes . . .  
   
   
    
  Adam Cain had been taken captive by the new mutant queen of the flesh-eating Sol-Kor invaders, while his trusty sidekick Riyad Tarazi made it safely back to the Milky Way. 
   
   
    
  Now Riyad sets out on a desperate mission to rescue Adam. His task appears impossible, as Adam is being held in another universe cut off from our own. The only person who can help Riyad is the immortal mutant genius Panur . . . who's disappeared somewhere in the galaxy with Adam's daughter Lila. In his search of the mutant, Riyad enlists the help of Lila's mother, the sensual Arieel Bol, along with the uninvited—yet always entertaining—Sherri Valentine. 
   
   
    
  Along the way, he picks up a menagerie of assorted characters, as he seeks to stay one step of galactic forces out to stop him at all costs. And those against him include both the Juireans . . . and the Humans! Neither wants to see a link between the two universes reestablished. To them, allowing Riyad to succeed would mean the deaths of untold trillions of innocent creatures.

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  Mansfield Park

  Jane Austen

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  In "Mansfield Park," Jane Austen crafts the tale of Fanny Price, a modest young girl sent to live with her wealthy relatives, the Bertrams, at their grand estate. Fanny's quiet strength and moral steadfastness set her apart as she navigates the complexities of family tensions, love triangles, and social expectations. Amidst the arrival of the enchanting Crawfords, her deep affection for her cousin Edmund faces trials that test her principles. Austen's intricate storytelling offers a profound exploration of virtue, class, and human emotions.

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  The Unravelling of Mary Reddish...

  David Whitfield

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  'A fascinating and eye-opening work – intelligently written, vividly imagined, a compulsive read' Alison Moore'An impeccably researched and page-turning historical novel... A powerful debut' Jane Harris'A brilliant read... unputdownable!' G.J. Williams 
  Nottingham, 1827. Mary Reddish, a young housemaid unjustly committed after defying her employer’s advances, must navigate the brutal treatments of the county asylum while trying to prove her sanity. Meanwhile, Ann and Thomas Morris, the asylum’s matron and director, struggle to uphold humane practices against outdated medical methods that haunt the institution. 
  As Mary forms an unlikely alliance with a fellow patient, she finds herself at the centre of a battle between compassion and cruelty that will determine the course of her life – and the future of the asylum itself. 
  Inspired by real events that took place at England’s first publicly funded asylum in Nottingham, The Unravelling of Mary Reddish shines a light on the brutal reality of mental health care in Georgian Britain. 
  'A beautifully written, extensively researched novel based on true facts... a brilliant debut novel' Anne Cater, Random Things Through My Letterbox'It will appeal to anyone interested in the social history of the period or the treatment of mental health' Historical Novel Society

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  The Fine Print

  T'Lyn

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  If the plan doesn’t work, change the plan not the goal. 
   
  Those words become the anthem to Soraya Gault’s life in ways she never could have imagined. Soraya sacrifices a lot to secure her future and take care of her family, but it never feels like enough. 
   
  Zamaseon Hendricks works hard and lives by his own rules. There is only one woman in his life who he is willing to risk it all for. Even if risking it all means completely altering his life’s plan, what is required of him is as good as done. 
   
  Zamaseon and Soraya have common goals, but their only option to reach the finish line means falling in line with an unconventional plan. 
   
  Reading the fine print is easy enough, but as soon as the ink dries their worlds collide in the best and worst ways possible.

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  Mistress Of The House - When...

  Scarlet Darkwood

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  It’s bad when a woman can’t land the man she loves. 
  Thelma can’t. It’s driving her nuts. The elusive Harry Wisenburg finally sets her off in a depression so deep, she seeks psychiatric treatment on the advice of her caring physician. When she is admitted to The House, a local asylum, she learns quickly that it's just what the doctor ordered. She hopes spending time at this mysterious place, will help her figure out what to do. Her stay on a secret ward, where nothing is taboo and anything goes, arms her with all sorts of provocative sultry methods to land her dream man. Harry is stalling their relationship. She’s running out of time. And patience. Thelma has had enough. When she returns home, she has what she thinks is a splendid plan to catch her man. But her sensuality fails--dismally. Dismayed and heartbroken, Thelma is left with one option that runs counter to everything she’s tried. With no other choice, she gives it a shot, closes her eyes, and prays for the best.  
  A steamy plot line that will keep you turning pages. 
  ***Note: Books from the House Tales, including the companion book Pleasure House, can be read in any order***

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  Controlled Freak: Part 3

  Curtis Yost

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  Jamie is a woman that was tortured her whole life. Upon a series of bad events, she ended up in a foreign world called the Void. The journey leads her down a path where she meets Angels, Demons, and Familiars. The challenges of each Familiar is to prepare her for the next world. Will she survive this epic battle of magic against the Familiars. The book is for Mature Audiences only.

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