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The Keeper

Master storyteller David Baldacci is back with Vega Jane, the heroine with the iron will from his instant #1 global bestselling and award-winning fantasy debut, THE FINISHER. Vega Jane was always told no one could leave the town of Wormwood. She was told there was nothing outside but the Quag, a wilderness filled with danger and death. And she believed it - until the night she stumbled across a secret that proved that everything she knew was a lie. Now just one thing stands between Vega Jane and freedom - the Quag. In order to leave Wormwood and discover the truth about her world, Vega and her best friend Delph must find a way to make it across a terrifying land of bloodthirsty creatures and sinister magic. But the Quag is worse than Vega Jane's darkest imagining. It's a living, breathing prison designed to keep enemies out and the villagers of Wormwood in. The Quag will throw everything at Vega Jane. It will try to break her. It will try to kill her. And survival might come at a...
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Wolf Fur Hire (Bears Fur Hire 4)

Like every other McCall werewolf in history, Link is headed down a short road to insanity, but he’s determined to go out on his own terms. Those terms? Repay the people the broken McCall pack has hurt before Ian Silver has to put him down. Hope is a dangerous thing for a doomed man like him, but when he meets Nicole, an instant and undeniable connection sparks between them. She might not be a typical beauty, but she’s stunning to him and stirring his inner monster up in ways that make him think that maybe, just maybe, she can save him from the McCall madness.Nicole Brand is in Alaska to discover a part of her life she didn’t know existed. The father she never knew was killed by a wolf, and in an effort to understand who he was, she throws herself into wilderness living. But a chance meeting with a tall, dark, and growly stranger has her thinking that maybe it is fate that has brought her to Galena, Alaska. The more she gets to know the man she is falling desperately hard for, the more of Link’s dark secrets surface—and some of those revolve around her father. She should’ve listened when Link warned her about how dangerous he is, but now it’s too late. She’ll have to decide whether to return to her safe life in the lower forty-eight, or to stay and fight for the man who seems to think she can save him. 
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[Three Brides of Haines 01.0] Yearning of the Reluctant Bride

The year is 1922. The Roaring Twenties have just begun, and in a publishing house in Haines, Kansas, three women find love in the MOST unexpected of ways. Eve Haines, an * ABANDONED single mother of twin boy* s, has never wanted to do anything but run her father's publishing company, the nationally renowned, Haines Press. But, upon the death of his father, everything changed . . . The board of trustees threatens to take the company away from her unless she is willing marry a man of high education. Haines Press is EVERYTHING to Eve! Retaining the company in remembrance of her father is the MOST IMPORTANT thing in her life. In order to do so, she will faced with the WORST OPTION she is ever given- MARRYING a man AGAIN . . . Robert Manning has been waiting his whole life for an opportunity like the one Eve represents. Robert, a noted editor, has been a fan of Haines Press since his childhood. The job is a dream come true.  But upon introductions, Robert is even more intrigued by Eve. Robert will faced with his greatest challenge he ever faced- Getting the job was easy, but winning the heart of his wife will become the biggest feat of his life. Will Robert ever find the keys to unlocking Eve's heart? Will Eve ever learn to trust again? . . . "When it comes to Haines Press, love comes Signed, Sealed, and Delivered' . . . * FREE DOWNLOAD FOR A LIMITED TIME, YOU CAN GET A CLEAN WESTERN SHORT STORY ROMANCE, FOR FREE - click here to find out more > bit.ly/fayesonjabooks*** (just copy and paste into your browser) This is a sweet and CLEAN WESTERN ROMANCE short story. Each installment is designed to be read in around two hours, so they're perfect for when you're waiting at appointments or have a few extra minutes to spare. Each short story can be read as a stand alone but if you wish to read about the story of *Clara * and Florence in order the first two books are available for just $0.99 or FREE on Kindle Unlimited. Brides of White Elk: Book 2: Clara' story: Denial of the Resistant Bride Book 3: Florence's story: Plea of the Desperate Bride Discover other series by Faye Sonja: Brides of Salt Lake City Brides of Haines Press Three Brides for Three War Comrades Brides of El Paso Mail Order Brides of Western Romance Brides of Perry Lake series The Archer Sisters of Goldrush
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Biogenesis

Told in the manner of scientific reports, this collection of science fiction stories explores the allegorical overtones about the precariousness of species. Biogenesis and Other Stories collects five stories by Tatsuaki Ishiguro.In Biogenesis, two professors research the rare winged mouse and how the genetic makeup of the creatures pointed to their eventual extinction. The discover that upon mating, both the male and female of the species died. The professors try to clone the winged mice without success, so they breed the remaining pair in captivity, noting the procedure, which includes a vibration of the creatures' wings, what appeared to be kissing, and the shedding of tears--composed of the same substance as their blood--until their eventual death.
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Salt Water Tears

Salt Water Tears is a new collection of stories by Bram Stoker Award Winning author Brian A. Hopkins. Introduction by Gary A. Braunbeck. Cover art by A.B. Word. Stories included are "North," "The Promised Hour," "Crocodile Gods," "Wisteria," "Flotsam," "The Baited Night," "Sand King," "Wind and Sea and Time," "Wrinkles At Twilight," and "Gramps Goes Fishing".* * * "...his stories carry things often forgotten or left behind in both horror and science fiction -- poetry, emotion, and heart ... If you haven't met Brian A. Hopkins, this could be the introduction you need."-- from a review by William D. Gagliani "...another excellent collection of Brian's work ... I found it impossible to put this book down ... Fabulous!"-- Lesley Mazey, The Eternal Night "Over the course of the last year or so we've sold more trade paperbacks by Brian Hopkins than we have any other writer ... [Brian] seems to be the kind of writer that appeals to our patrons. I like to think that that kind of writer is literate, emphatic, unusual and lyrical ... Better check this Hopkins guy out."-- Mark Ziesing, Bookseller and Publisher "Hopkins displays a fascination with damaged protagonists ... that is almost as strong as the fascination with the ocean and cetaceans ... that is the titular focus of this book. From the distant play of orcas in 'North' to the rotting dolphin corpses center stage in 'Wrinkles at Twilight,' this theme of the pelagic mysteries weaves a fascinating metaphor for the decidedly land-based life led by most of Hopkins' readership ... These are not emotionally satisfying, morally secure stories -- they are challenging, sometimes difficult, and always at least a bit slantwise of the reader's expectation and experience."-- Jay Lake, from a review in Tangent "The sea is the birthplace of all life. It has inspired some of the greatest minds in literature: Homer, Melville, Conrad, Hemingway ... and Brian A. Hopkins ... Hopkins dives deep into the mysteries of inner space and returns with a chest full of literary gems. Submerge yourself in his word. You may never wish to come ashore again."-- Garrett Peck, from a review in Cemetery Dance "This collection is arguably Brian’s most mature and thoughtful one yet. His writing -- always excellent -- is here among the most painstakingly exact he’s ever produced. He never gives into the temptation to use traditional genre tomes and, in fact, knows how to use your expectations of those tomes against you... "-- Gary A. Braunbeck, from the Introduction "Author, Engineer, Martial Artist, and Editor Extraordinaire -- the phrase 'Jack of All Trades, Master of None' need not apply here. With Salt Water Tears, Brian A. Hopkins proves he is Master of All He Surveys, and one of the most important authors of our generation."-- Steve Beai, Author of Widow's Walk "Brian Hopkins writes of the ocean as if he were a part of it. His empathy with whales -- in particular -- is phenomenal, and the subtle blend of intense research and intuitive talent is -- at times -- unnerving. Unforgettable fiction."-- David Niall Wilson, Author of This is My Blood "Brian Hopkins should take five steps forward and join the masters. His writing is eloquent, poignant, touching and delirious. Hopkins manages to both repulse and enchant within a single story, and writes with a quiet melancholy that is reminiscent of Bradbury at his best."-- James A. Moore, Author of Under the Overtree "Brian A. Hopkins has a sensitivity for shadows. But make no mistake about it. This 'sensitive' man will keep you up well past the witching hour. He is a knight from the nightmare realms, the shaman of shrieks, the director of darkness ... well, you get the idea. But he's also a very down to earth guy, almost folksy in some of his approaches. Super Americana. He's from Oklahoma and sometimes reminds me of Will Rogers. He never met a scream he didn't like."-- Charlee Jacob, Author of Dread in the Beast "Brian Hopkins has a rare combination of clear vision, perfect instinct, and mastery of his craft. If you like to laugh and cry and learn, he's your man."-- Nancy Etchemendy, Bram Stoker Award Winning Author of The Power of Un "When I examine my obsession with Fitzgerald and Tolstoy, for Dickens and Dostoevsky, I realize that what keeps me coming back to Gatsby and Anna and the rest is the music I hear when I am with them. That, and my absolute conviction that there is nothing there that I would have had them do differently. So it is with BAH's work. He doesn't simply write; he composes. Long after the reading is done, the melody lingers on."-- Janet Berliner, Bram Stoker Award Winning Author of Rite of the Dragon
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Never Been Nerdy

Katarina Katie DiNovro is cursed.She’s got enough malocchio and bad luck to last her a lifetime. So when she lightly taps a guy with her car, she’s hoping he hasn’t crossed into the afterlife and has only suffered a mild concussion. With her bad luck, the guy lying in the middle of the street is mega hot and Katie wants nothing more than a few hot and sweaty nights with him.Except the guy doesn’t bite and Katie has to wonder why a nerdy guy like him wouldn’t want to be with a hot-as-hell girl like her? Seriously. It’s not like she’s looking for a relationship, especially when she doesn’t believe in love in the first place.It doesn’t take long for Katie to realize that Dean Carter is someone from her past, someone she left behind a long time ago, and he’s stirring up feelings she thought died an excruciating death back in high school.With her bad luck causing her enough strife, and her relationships in turmoil, Katie has to wonder, is she nerdy enough to keep a guy like Dean Carter to infinity and beyond?Or does the fact that she's never been nerdy going to ruin her one shot at true love?
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Shades of Doon

After cheating death, Veronica Welling is determined to savor every moment in her idyllic kingdom with both her true love and best friend by her side at last. At the same time, Mackenna Reid is enthusiastically building her new life and a theater with her prince. But just as their dreams of happiness are within reach, the world Vee and Kenna have chosen is ripped away, leaving them to face their most horrific challenge yet—their old lives.Thrust out of Doon, the best friends are confronted with tormentors from their past and no way to return to their adopted land. When the MacCrae brothers rush to their rescue, the girls' situation turns from nightmare to modern-day fairy tale. But their happiness could be short lived: unbeknownst to them, someone in their closest circle is aiding the witch of Doon in her bid to destroy the kingdom once and for all.
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