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  Supermassive Superstar

  Mark Warford

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  “Time is relative; time travel, not so much.” 
  A pause-resisting novel in the tradition of Ray Bradbury, Paulo Coelho, Gabriel García Márquez, and the street-smarts of Roddy Doyle, Supermassive Superstar is a rock ’n roll allegory fueled by an emotive mystery that culminates as a deeply humane testament to the importance of listening to our hearts. 
  The year is 1978; the setting is London.  
  Twenty-four-year-old Beecher Stowe is set to enjoy his hard-earned accession into the rarified atmosphere of the cut-throat music business: TV appearances, chart-topping record sales, fame, fortune, all wrapped up in a long, happy life.  
  What he gets is a tap on the shoulder from a ghost rendered as an angel; an ageless muse, with her sun-bleached hair and her sun-shaded eyes and her Bardot lips. She journeys in the service of a man for whom the ravages of time hold no regard; a man that has wandered the earth, stranded in a parallel dimension for centuries. Only the act of a singularly-pure and unified thought undertaken by all of humanity can align the apertures of memory so that he might find a way back to his home; to his family. 
  And it all rests on the performance of one song. What could possibly go wrong?  
  Rarely can one step so thoroughly into the pages of a book and cast off the melancholy of modern life with the vigor of a dog shedding fleas. 
  Plug into an emotive and irreverent roller coaster ride from bedrooms to bars to stadiums to bars to bedrooms. Supermassive Superstar is an allegory with its very own psychological soundtrack built right in, guaranteed to feed, soothe, and inspire every ravenous soul. 
  ©2020 Mark Warford (P)2020 Mark Warford

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  Sands

  Kevin L. Nielsen

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  For nine months of the year, the sands of the Sharani Desert are safe. The genesauri—giant, flying, serpentine monsters who hunt across the desert in enormous packs—lie dormant. The smallest of their kind is able to take down a single man with ease, and the largest is able to swallow entire clans. The people of the desert have always been able to predict the creatures' appearance, but this year, the genesauri have stopped following the rules. 
   
   
   
  When the genesauri suddenly attack her clan, seventeen-year-old Lhaurel draws a sword in her people's defense—a forbidden practice for women of any clan—and is sentenced to death by her own people. Chained to a rock and left to be eaten by the next wave of genesauri, Lhaurel is rescued by a mysterious, elusive clan said to curse children at a glance, work unexplainable terrors, and disappear into the sands without a trace. 
   
   
   
  With the fate of the clans hanging in the balance, Lhaurel discovers she possesses a rare and uncontrollable power—one that will be tested as the next deadly genesauri attack looms on the horizon and the clash between clans grows more inevitable by the hour.

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  Dragon's Blood - A Dystopian...

  Ann Gimpel

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  After discovering she’s half dragon, Rowan figures it can’t be any worse than being related to the Celts. That’s the thing about assumptions, though. They come round and bite you in the ass.  
  The second book in a magic-laced, fast-paced, fantasy trilogy. With dragons. 
  I’d rather fight than study, but I’m stuck poring over dusty scrolls. I promised I’d learn about the dragon part of my magic, but I’m having a hell of a hard time believing there’s some concealed strain of power just waiting for me to kindle it. Meanwhile, my friends the witches are playing fast and loose with remaining hidden. 
  My Celtic kin won’t bother them anymore—at least I don’t think they will. But far worse things rove Earth than the Celtic gods. The Breaking has developed an energy all its own. The longer it runs wild, the harder it will be to contain. 
  Soon, very soon, no magic in the Nine Worlds will be enough to counteract it. Once that happens, the few remaining mortals will go first, but the rest of us won’t be far behind them.

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  Dorm Life

  Camille Picott

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  A bong won’t save you from the zombies . . . but running shoes might. 
  Can Kate teach stoner college kids to run and fight zombies before it’s too late? 
  She ran two hundred miles to find her son. 
  Reunited with him, Kate now finds herself holed up in a college dorm room. She’s surrounded by kids who have no interest in gathering supplies, fortifying their home, or even taking out the trash. 
  Resources are dwindling. 
  Zombies are everywhere . . . 
  . . . and survivors prey on the weak.  
  Can Kate get the kids away from the Xbox and into the apocalypse? 
  Lace up your running shoes and get the next installment of Undead Ultra now!

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  Dark Pawn - A Paranormal Academy...

  JP Rindfleisch IX, A.B. Cohen

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  What if you discovered magic… 
  …the night your father murdered your mother? 
  Would you seek revenge? 
  Leah Ackerman had everything a fifteen-year-old could wish for. A home in the suburbs of Chicago with a loving family, friends she partied with, and a bright future ahead of her. But everything changed that gut-wrenching night. 
  Now, there's only one thing she wants. 
  The truth. 
  It lies in her mother’s past. One with mysterious ties to a secret society of demon hunting mystics. Can she trust them to teach her what she needs to know, or will she just become another pawn in their game? 
  Uncovering this truth leads Leah to the edge of the rabbit hole. 
  Is she ready to take the leap? 
  You'll love this gritty tale, because good and evil clash into shades of gray, and survival comes at a cost. 
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  Balanced Scales

  Laura Greenwood

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  A shipwreck leads to the thing mermaids most fear… 
  When Mari loses her soul, she has to venture on to land to get it back. But it isn't just hers on the line, the rest of the soulless mer need saving too. With the help of her pet seal-turned-dog, Shelbie, a man she can barely see, and a human intent on helping her, Mari finds herself navigating the world of men for the first time. 
  Can she find her soul in time? Or is she doomed to remain soulless? 
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  Balanced Scales is book one in the Untold Tales series of fairy tale retellings. It is based on the Little Mermaid.

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