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  Pearls of Deception

  Carolyn Arnold

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  “Short stories are either a hit or miss for me, and Carolyn Arnold hits this short story right out of the park… Pearls of Deception evokes all the thriller senses for a great short read. It’s well written with crisp, believable dialogue and a wonderful twist ending. I’m off to read another one of Arnold’s thrillers.” 
  –Jennifer Chase, International bestselling author 
  ’Til murder do us part… 
  Christina thought her twelve-year marriage to Bob was perfect. That is, until she finds out her husband has a mistress. Crushed, she finds a solution to remedy her broken heart—and get her revenge—but not everything goes according to plan…

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  Rings of a Tree

  Carolyn Arnold

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  Carolyn Arnold deviates from her typical genre and delves into literary fiction to bring readers Rings of a Tree. This short story draws a poetic correlation between the changing seasons and the stages of our lives and was inspired by the author’s observations of the human journey. It is told through the viewpoint of an oak tree in snapshots of events that take place over generations. 
  “It’s a well-told tale. One that will stay with you long after you’ve turned the last page.” 
  –Ann Swann, Bestselling author 
  “The generational tale she weaves is so true, so honest, that anyone can relate to it and feel compassion for the characters as they go through the trials and successes of life. We only get a sneak peek into their experiences, as we see them through the eyes of an eternal oak tree, but it is no less impactful.” 
  –Katie Jennings, Bestselling author 
  Another season begins… 
  Childhood sweethearts Jake and Cassidy always knew they’d end up getting married, but what they hadn’t been prepared for were the ups and downs that life would present to them. 
  Follow their family through generations of celebrations and trials, as told through the eyes and ears of an oak tree.

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  The Ladies Killing Circle...

  Joan Boswell, Barbara Fradkin

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  This ebook bundle present all four of the Ladies Killing Circle's wicked collections of twisted and witty crime fiction.

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  Complete Works Of Saki

  Saki Saki, Hector Hugh Munro

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  Saki's (a.k.a Hector Hugh Munro) unique brand of humor has resonated with readers for over a century. Both macabre and also at times vicious, his writing nonetheless manages to perfectly capture the trivial absurdities of the Edwardian era in England.
  
  His subjects are almost always louche members of the upper classes - in particular his perfectly observed anti-heroes such as Clovis and Reginald - who wouldn't feel out of place in the world of P.G Wodehouse's 'Bertie Wooster'.
  
  The fatal flaw of hypocrisy receives particular attention in Saki's world, with vengeful justice often meted out in the most unlikely and unexpected fashion by birds, beasts and children alike.
  
  This collection contains both novels by Saki, all of his short story collections, and also his individual short stories the were published outside collections - in total 145 separate works.

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  Freaky Fetish

  Tara Dawn, Erin Lee, Rena Marin,...

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  Freaky Fetish 
  A Crazy Ink anthology 
  What's your kink? You know you have one. 
  Welcome to the crazy practices of fetishes that will drop your jaw. From feet to ropes and back again, Freaky Fetish shines a light on the darkness where alternative sexual practices often lurk. 
  Fear not: It's time to let your freak flag fly! 
  Because sometimes, it's fun to get a little creative in the sheets. 
  Six authors, six stories of freak in the sheets, and a whole lot of fun. What's your kink? Freaky Fetish is sure to open minds and make you think twice about just how kinky you are…

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  A Day in the Life of a Smiling...

  Margaret Drabble

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  Short fiction from “a fastidious chronicler of the vagaries of women’s lives in England since the early nineteen-sixties” (Joyce Carol Oates, The New Yorker).   In stories that explore marriage, female friendships, the English tourist abroad, love affairs with houses, peace demonstrations, gin and tonics, cultural TV programs, and more, Margaret Drabble showcases her insight into the lives of women. This decade-spanning collection not only reveals how the female experience has—and hasn’t—changed; it also demonstrates the talent that has earned Drabble multiple literary honors, including the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and a Golden PEN Award, and made her “one of the United Kingdom’s finest contemporary fiction writers” (Publishers Weekly, starred review).  

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