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  A Medley of Short Stories

  V. R. Wilson

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  The stories set against the background in which we live will capture the imagination and provide food for thought. The tales will make each want to read them to the end and to reflect and ruminate on the content afterwards. Described as a 'medley' because the content of the narratives are so different.

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  Thirst for War - An allegory of...

  Osman Gjepali

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  Across the vast plains of central Africa, three ancient kingdoms — lions, hyenas, and wild dogs — have fought for centuries to control the land. It is a war older than memory, inherited like a curse, deciding who lives, who dies, and who rules. In this world is born Leo, a fragile cub shaped by hunger, suspicion, and the fading voice of a mother who once whispered: “War has no victors, only orphans.” Against all odds, Leo grows into a majestic lion, admired for his courage and revered for his ideals. As the pride prepares to crown a new king, he dares to dream of what no one has ever imagined: a future without bloodshed. But the savannah has its own laws. And those who draw power from conflict rarely surrender it willingly. Leo will soon learn that war is not merely tradition — it is a flawless machine, feeding on itself. Breaking it carries a cost few are willing to bear. Thirst for War is a powerful, timeless allegory about the true price of pursuing peace in a world sustained by war.

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  Recorded Interview - Subject...

  Sandrine B.

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  When documentary filmmaker Eliot Vanog agrees to interview an anonymous subject, he expects a story about violence. He doesn't expect to become part of one. 
  Over the course of a single recorded session, the subject — calm, articulate, and utterly without remorse — dismantles everything Vanog thought he understood about humanity, morality, and the line between monster and man. 
  Recorded Interview — Subject Unknown is a taut, unsettling psychological thriller told entirely through transcript. In eleven minutes, it asks one question that will stay with you long after the recording ends: Can someone who has done monstrous things still be human? 
  And what happens when the answer matters more to them than it does to you? 
  The Dark Thread · Vol. I 
  An 11-Minute Psychological Thriller By Sandrine B.

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  The Sam Reilly Collection Volume 7

  Christopher Cartwright

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  Books 33–37 in the Sam Reilly Action and Adventure Thriller series! 
  33. Abyss Codex 
  Orcas attack a yacht in the Strait of Gibraltar. Pink dolphins form a mysterious bond with an isolated Amazon tribe. Deep-sea miners harvest polymetallic nodules in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone. Three impossible events. One hidden code. Sam Reilly must decipher it before the balance of life on Earth is changed forever. 
  34. Caliburn’s Fight 
  A viral video shows a golden retriever puppy in Bilbao changing its fur to match the patterns beneath it. The world calls it a hoax. Sam Reilly knows better — his own dog, Caliburn, shares the same genetic trait. If the puppy is real, so is the danger coming for it. 
  35. Icarus Adrift 
  In an Atlantic superstorm, the Tahila discovers the impossible: a house adrift more than a thousand miles from land. Inside, a woman waits with a silent plea — and a secret that will challenge everything Sam Reilly knows about his past. 
  36. The Shield of Hercules 
  After the catastrophic Dutch flood of 1953, one murder was hidden beneath the devastation. Seventy years later, a skeleton is found in a drowned village, clutching an artifact that may reveal the location of the mythical Shield of Hercules. 
  37. Shōgun Resurrection 
  Sam Reilly and Amira arrive in Japan for a quiet escape, but Renjiro Tokuda, descendant of the last shogun, has begun a violent plan to restore Japan’s isolation. Hunted in a foreign land, Sam must protect Amira — even when escape may come at an impossible cost. 
  Five explosive adventures. Five ancient mysteries. One man standing between history’s deadliest secrets and the modern world.

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  Collision & Coincidence - A...

  Cameron D. Garriepy

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  Their paths have crossed before, but not like this. Will one night together in an unlikely destination be enough? 
  What begins as an inconvenience becomes an opportunity when Seth Weston, en route to his hometown on Lake Ontario, finds himself stuck in Utica, New York, and in the company of Iris Björnsdóttir—a friend of a friend and a fascinating and beautiful woman. 
  Iris Björnsdóttir is in Utica to meet a new client. Treating herself to the old-fashioned luxury of the Wild Rose Inn takes on a new meaning when Seth walks through the door. She's always liked him, and there's no arguing his charm and good looks, or the haunting sadness he tries to pretend he isn't carrying. 
  Neither Seth nor Iris expected spending the night together would unleash feelings they don't want to ignore. 
  Collision & Coincidence is a tender, steamy one-night story with an implied future reunion. It can be read on its own, but readers familiar with Thornton may recognize the Seth and Iris from previous books.

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  Pickman's Model

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  🎬 Experience the atmospheric visual edition of this tale by searching "Jonathan Dunne Horror" on YouTube. 
  Number: 120 
  Title: Pickman’s Model 
  Series Name: Timeless Terrors 
  Series Entry: 120 
  Author: H. P. Lovecraft 
  Narrator: Jonathan Dunne 
  Original Publication: 1927 
  Public Domain: Yes 
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  Pickman’s Model is a chilling descent into artistic obsession and unspeakable revelation set in the shadowed streets and ancient alleyways of Boston. 
  The story follows Thurber, a reserved and cultivated gentleman, who recounts his unsettling acquaintance with Richard Upton Pickman — a painter of notorious reputation. Unlike other artists who dabble in the grotesque, Pickman’s work possesses a horrifying vitality. His canvases do not merely suggest monstrosity; they convince. Critics recoil, galleries refuse him, yet his paintings evoke a dreadful question: how does he render such nightmarish beings with such anatomical precision and terrible authenticity? 
  Compelled by fascination and unease, Thurber accepts an invitation to visit Pickman’s secret studio hidden within the decaying North End. There, amid crumbling brick corridors and subterranean vaults older than the city itself, art and reality begin to blur. As Pickman unveils his most disturbing works, Thurber confronts the possibility that the painter’s models are not products of imagination at all — but studies from life. 
  Narrated by Amazon bestselling horror author Jonathan Dunne, this performance captures the story’s mounting tension, refined unease, and final shattering disclosure — bringing Lovecraft’s grim vision vividly and hauntingly to life.

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