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  Shootin' Through

  Sean Gorman

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  Set late in 1979, Shootin’ Through is a raw, high-octane road trip through outlaw Australia. Michael “Duck” Donnell and his wild mate Barry “Pinky” Salter steal a Valiant Charger and tear across the Nullarbor, running from their boring lives and chasing freedom. Joined by the street-smart Missy, they find themselves hunted by bikies, crooked cops, and the brutal WA underworld. With a rifle in the boot and chaos on their heels, their desperate dash to Sydney’s 2SM Concert of the Decade becomes a fight to stay alive.

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  Madeline Goes Foreign

  Thomas Kennedy

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  The Irish police owe the French Gendarme a favour. When Capitaine Trouvenon requests an Irish policewoman with, amongst other qualifications, big boobs and an ability to shoot, for an undercover job at the Cannes film festival, they select Madeline Curtis (Maddie), a detective sergeant who speaks fluent French and who meets their criteria. 
  Maddie, a single mother, is just back from maternity leave and reluctantly takes the assignment. She also decides to take her baby to France (without permission). 
  Don Gatos, an Italian Mafia chief, has gone into film production and has made his paramour, young beautiful Lollie, the star of his movie. The movie has been selected for the Cannes Film Festival and he wishes to attend as the film producer. Don Gatos does a deal with the French police to enable him to attend at Cannes. 
  Brayden is the chief of an Irish crime cartel based in Spain. He is in business with Don Gatos. 
  There is romance in the air. Paddy has fallen for Kate, a receptionist on Brayden’s yacht, the Blue Boat. 
  Alex, the male star in the movie falls for Maddie. Maddie is drawn to the handsome Capitaine Trouvenon. 
  The main action takes place against the background of the red carpet at the Cannes film festival.

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  Gentleman of Misfortune

  Sarah Angleton

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  "Quality fiction and real history make a great match, and Sarah Angleton's Gentleman of Misfortune offers the best of both. This is an engaging story with surprises on every page".  
                -- Jeff Guinn, New York Times bestselling author of The Last Gunfight and Manson 
  Spring 1833 
  Gentleman swindler Lyman Moreau is accustomed to changing his identity to suit his schemes. A new opportunity arrives when a collection of eleven mummies and several papyri covered in indecipherable hieroglyphs are due to arrive in New York's South Street Seaport direct from the Valley of the Kings. Enlisting the help of a crooked customs agent and a black market antiquities dealer, he assumes the identity of Michael Chandler, nephew of deceased Egyptologist Antonio Lebolo, and lays claim to the shipment. 
  The showman's plan to amass his fortune displaying the stolen artifacts across the country becomes more complicated when one of his accomplices dies a suspicious death, causing Lyman and the man's beautiful widow to make a hasty escape from the city. Through four states, along the Erie Canal, and eventually to the doorstep of Mormon prophet Joseph Smith, Lyman exhibits his dusty companions before a curious public. Rarely more than a few breaths ahead of his enemies, Lyman struggles to keep his prize from slipping away as he tangles with grief, love, betrayal, and a growing sense of his own mortality.

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  The Last Game of Jade White

  Marcus White

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  When Ethan randomly wins a lottery for a murder mystery game called "Memorial Academy," he reunites with his four old friends for what seems like innocent entertainment. But as the mystery unfolds, the scenario begins to mirror a real tragedy from thirteen years ago—the death of a girl named Jade White, whom everyone had dismissed as suicide.
  
  Trapped in a sealed room with rising chlorine gas, the friends are forced to confront buried secrets and unspoken guilt. Each revelation strips away layers of deception, exposing how Jade was systematically destroyed by jealousy, cruelty, and abuse—and how one person harbored the darkest revenge.
  
  This is not merely a game. It's a carefully orchestrated judgment, where justice doesn't follow the law—it follows the heart of a man who loved and lost everything.

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  Conflict in the Club

  Philip M. Cohen

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  Musicians Johnny “Whoops” Watson and Billy Bates and their band, Conflict, again find themselves navigating treacherous ground when the life of their manager, mentor and friend is threatened by an unknown adversary. Can they aid their friend and survive the danger while still successfully pursuing their dream of a life in music? 
   
  Author Bio: Phil Cohen is a writer, musician and former music attorney, originally from New York City and now resides in Los Angeles.

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  Terminal Zero - Between Silence...

  Tu Thi Mai

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  Silas Fisher stands at a deserted train station at midnight, haunted by a life of quiet disappointments. When the 'Last Train' arrives at 00:00, he is forced into a surreal confrontation with his own reflection and the weight of his regrets. A poetic and haunting exploration of the choices that define us and the possibility of redemption.

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