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Lenzi hears voices and has visions - gravestones, floods, a boy with steel gray eyes. Her boyfriend, Zak, can't help, and everything keeps getting louder and more intense. Then Lenzi meets Alden, the boy from her dreams, who reveals that she's a reincarnated Speaker - someone who can talk to and help lost souls - and that he has been her Protector for centuries.Now Lenzi must choose between her life with Zak and the life she is destined to lead with Alden. But time is running out: a malevolent spirit is out to destroy Lenzi, and he will kill her if she doesn't make a decision soon.

Mary Lindsey

Galactic Dreams

Harry Harrison

Freedom's Just Another Word for People Finding Out You're Useless

No office can function without a little humor and craziness. Adams turns mundane office issues into excruciatingly funny office moments.In Freedom's Just Another Word for People Finding Out You're Useless, fans get a hilarious collection of great Dilbert strips that are anything but useless. From office politics and reams of red tape, to mayhem due to new technologies and, of course, the crazy cast of co-workers, Dilbert gets it done.

Scott Adams

Sons of Ellyrion

Graham McNeill

Double Eagle

Dan Abnett

Why I Don't Write Children's Literature

The beloved writer returns to entertain in a fresh collection of essays

Gary Soto

The Journey to the End of the World (Joel Gustafson Stories)

Henning Mankell

The Boy Volunteers with the French Airmen

Kenneth Ward wrote this popular book that continues to be widely read today despite its age.

The Boy Volunteers with the French Airmen

Reggie: Changing a Wolf's Heart

In this fifth installment of the Denver Pack series Reggie finally finds what he has been searching for. He never thought he would have a female mate as well as a male one. It is the best of both worlds for him.When he wakes after being unconscious for months, he finds not only his mother has lost her mind and kidnapped him. When he discovers she kidnapped his mate as well, he is pissed. They have to stay hold it together long enough for someone to come and save them. Reggie has never been the type of wolf that takes control, now he will have to find his inner strength for both him and his mate.Ruby is sick and tired of being a victim. With the love of her mate, she faces a situation, that in the past would have made her terrified.Levi struggles over the guilt of losing both of his mates. One he denied, and one he never met. Searching the Front Range, he is determined to find them and bring them home.The New Council ends up with more questions than answers, but they are determined to face the battle before them. Warning: m f m, and m mFrom the AuthorContest Starts March 1st You can enter daily by using the submit button that I will have on the contest page.Also, I am requesting that you each submit one paragraph on why you like to read. And a reveiw that can be posted on any of my books.I have an editor that will read and pick the winning essay.MUST BE A MEMBER IF MY WEBSITE AND WIN A KINDLE FIRE OR A 100 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO ANY SITE YOU PURCHASE BOOKS [email protected]

Jana Leigh

Reckless Night

Lisa Marie Rice

Impromptu in Moribundia

A stunning anomaly within the literary oeuvre of Patrick Hamilton, Impromptu in Moribundia (first published in 1939) is the most explicit production of his interest in a Marxist analysis of society. It is a satirical fable about one (nameless) man's trespass (through a fantastical machine called the 'Asteradio') into a parallel universe on a far-off planet where the 'miserably dull affairs of England' are mirrored and transformed into an apparent idyll of bourgeois English imagination.
Moribundia - in the words of Peter Widdowson, editor and annotator of this edition - is the 'physical enactment of the stereotypes and myths of English middleclass culture and consciousness.' Yet the narrator comes to discover that he has stumbled among a people characterized by 'cupidity,

ignorance, complacence, meanness, ugliness, short-sightedness, cowardice, credulity, hysteria and, when the occasion...

Patrick Hamilton

Conferences are Murder

4th Lindsay Gordon Mystery

Val McDermid

Donald McElroy, Scotch Irishman

Willie Walker Caldwell (1860-1946) wrote this popular book that continues to be widely read today despite its age.

Donald McElroy, Scotch Irishman

Running Scared

Elizabeth Lowell

Far From Heaven

His love could damn her soul… Ashemnon’s demonic hunger for Madeleine Dean’s pure, vibrant soul has tormented him throughout every lifetime she’s lived on earth. Now, thanks to her desperate father, he has a blood-tight contract in hand. Soon, her soul will belong to him. All her life, Maddie has been haunted by strange occurrences, hallucinations and increasingly intense nightmares. As her ex-boyfriend walks away, she can almost hear the pieces of her life falling around her. And then she falls—literally—into the arms of a stranger who’s the first and only person to understand. Ash meant to pluck her soul, not sweep her off her feet. Yet the moment they touch, the temptation to seduce her again and again is more than he can resist. Despite the risk, he finds himself succumbing to her charms. And, impossibly, falling in love. Then Ash learns the reason it’s taken centuries to get to this point: He’s not the only one with a claim on her soul. Heaven and Hell are in a tug of war—and Maddie’s the rope. Control wrested from his hands, Ash can only wait for her to make a choice that will damn one soul to Hell…or damn her own. Warning: This title contains obsession, soul possession, and hot carnal transgression. Oh, and a few scares for good measure. You can’t keep this bad demon down—though you’ll want to try.

Cherrie Lynn

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