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  Love Me Fearless - A Small Town...

  Dakota Davies

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  From USA Today bestselling author Dakota Davies comes an all new small town suspense romance about a broken military hero and the soft-hearted girl he’ll burn the world down to save. 
  She’s my best friend, the one that got away, and now, a temptation I can't afford. 
  Six years ago, I spent the night with my best friend. Maybe it was the pretty wedding we'd attended together and the champagne, or maybe it was how she looked at me that night, like I mattered. 
  Or maybe it’s that I’ve been in love with Ava Greely for longer than I care to admit. 
  When she ran the next morning, begging me to forget the best night of my life, I did what I always do, stuffed my broken heart back where it belongs and returned to duty. 
  Thanks to a family emergency that calls me back to Finn River, my path and Ava’s collide once more. We try to avoid each other, but the sparks between us have only intensified with time, and in one powerful moment, they catch fire. 
  But Finn River is hiding secrets that threaten to tear us apart. Someone’s been watching us, and they don’t like what they see. 
  When the threat closes in on Ava, can I piece the clues together in time to save her?

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  12 Days Of Christmas - The Night...

  Unknown, Clement Clarke Moore

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  "The Twelve Days of Christmas" and "The Night Before Christmas" are two classic holiday pieces that capture the festive spirit of Christmas in distinct ways. 
   
  "The Twelve Days of Christmas" is a traditional Christmas carol that dates back to the 18th century. The song describes a series of increasingly elaborate gifts given on each of the twelve days of Christmas, starting with a "partridge in a pear tree" and culminating with "twelve drummers drumming." Each verse builds upon the previous one, creating a cumulative effect that celebrates the joy and abundance of the holiday season. The melody's repetitive structure and whimsical gifts have made it a favorite for holiday sing-alongs and celebrations. 
   
  "The Night Before Christmas", also known as "A Visit from St. Nicholas", is a beloved poem written by Clement Clarke Moore and first published in 1823. This iconic poem vividly describes the anticipation and excitement of Christmas Eve. It narrates the visit of Santa Claus, capturing the magic of his arrival as he delivers gifts to children while they sleep. The poem introduces many now-familiar details about Santa Claus's appearance and his method of delivering presents, contributing significantly to the modern image of Santa. 
   
  Both works have become integral to Christmas traditions, each adding its unique touch to the celebration of the holiday season. "The Twelve Days of Christmas" with its festive and accumulated charm, and "The Night Before Christmas" with its magical depiction of Santa's visit, together help to create the rich tapestry of Christmas lore and cheer. 
    
  Geoffrey a common face on many Netflix productions is the award-winning veteran of over fifty films and television shows. Far beyond that, Mr. Giuliano is a dedicated lifelong devotee of the Christmas season as reflected in his enchanting work. Specially, priced so that everyone has a very Merry Christmas!

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  Short Science Fiction Collection...

  Various

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  Science fiction (abbreviated SF or sci-fi with varying punctuation and case) is a broad genre of fiction that often involves sociological and technical speculations based on current or future science or technology.  This is a reader-selected collection of short stories that entered the US public domain when their copyright was not renewed.Summary by Cori Samuel, with Wikipedia input.

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  Silas Marner

  George Eliot

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  Silas Marner (originally published in 1861): Betrayed by a beloved friend and accused of a crime he didn’t commit, awkward Silas Marner is expelled from his beloved religious community - the only community he has ever known. He exiles himself in the remote village of Raveloe. Friendless and without family, set apart from the villagers by their superstition and fear of him, he plies his weaving trade day after day, storing up gold which becomes his idol. When his gold is stolen, he is rescued from despair by the arrival on his lonely hearth of a beautiful little girl, whom he adopts, and through whom he and the other people of the village learn that loving relationships are more fulfilling than material wealth. (Summary by rachelellen)

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  Sheltered in His Arms

  Tara Taylor Quinn

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  Sam Montford left Shelter Valley ten years ago. He's a direct descendant of the town's founder, the first Samuel Montford, and for him, Shelter Valley's expectations had become oppressive. Home had become smothering instead of sheltering.Sam returns to the town—and to his ex-wife, Cassie Tate—with a seven-year-old child. This is a complete shock to Cassie. When Sam left, he hadn't known she was pregnant. Or that she had lost their baby.Sam's back in Shelter Valley now, back to stay. But he refuses to become the man people expected him to be ten years ago. Can he be the man Cassie needs now?

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  Con-Fen - When Two Aliens Crash...

  James R. Adams

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  Two visitors arrive on Earth expecting comfort, indulgence, and invisibility. They have done this before. Earth is rich, forgiving, and full of people who refuse to notice what stands directly in front of them. For these travelers, that blindness is not a risk—it is protection. They move freely through cities, eat without restraint, and treat the planet as a seasonal retreat meant to be consumed. 
  What they do not account for is how fragile that protection really is. A single shift in awareness, a moment where disbelief collapses, turns safety into exposure. When recognition spreads faster than they can flee, the rules they rely on no longer apply. Streets, crowds, and machines become unpredictable forces, and survival depends on whether invisibility can return in time. 
  “Con-Fen” blends sharp irony with dark humor, using a light touch to build toward a brutally specific outcome. The story escalates through misplaced confidence rather than malice, and its tension comes from watching certainty erode step by step. What begins as indulgence narrows into panic, and the final moments hinge on whether belief can be undone once it has taken hold. 
  James R. Adams published a small number of science fiction stories during the pulp magazine era, with work appearing in Planet Stories. “Con-Fen” stands as his most widely remembered piece, notable for its satirical take on alien contact and its unforgiving sense of narrative consequence. Rather than centering heroism or discovery, Adams focuses on entitlement, ignorance, and the hazards of assuming the universe will always look the other way.

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