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The Queen and the Messenger
by Christopher Lee Remley
The Queen and the Messenger is the first book in the Relics for the Skyborn series. It follows the young McCloud family as they are pulled into a fantasy realm from their modern reality. Their fates ...
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The Relevance of Science to Local Knowledge
by "Editors: Leela Rajamani, Norizan Esa"
"Local knowledge worldwide is rapidly declining. Since local knowledge is passed from generation through oral tradition the chances of it being documented are low. Further to that, scientific knowledg ...
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The Ridge Remembers
by James Jordan
The Ridge Remembers is a historical fiction novel set in the Texas Hill Country during and after the Civil War, where Unionists and Secessionist Loyalists lived side by side in a landscape shaped by f ...
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The Saga of Crow's Landing
by Robert Royer
Crow's Landing, a luxury resort designed to pamper billionaire visitors, is being stalled by the city and the nearby native tribes who once owned the land the resort is set to be built on. Add in a my ...
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The Schnitzel Brothers
by Robert Maddison
Three pairs of shoes.
Neatly placed. Facing the river.
When Park Ranger Maddie Bennett discovers the strange display at a pristine campsite along the Murray River, she senses something is deeply wron ...
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The Shape of Separation
by Lisa J. Scott
The Shape of Separation is a literary novel about clarity, perception, and the quiet structures that separate people even when understanding remains. Set aboard a residential ship removed from convent ...
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The Shark Pond
by Claude Tygier
A country under siege. A high-stakes financial gamble to rescue it, and the men who risk all to make it succeed—or sabotage it.
The Shark Pond is a political and financial novel that blends literar ...
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THE SIX-MONTH SOULMATE
by Dillon Hanniel
THE SIX-MONTH SOULMATE "The heart is the only code they couldn't write... until they decided to rewrite the human." In the neon-drenched humidity, four friends are reaching their breaking point &ndash ...
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The Sixteen
by Kika Salgo
It is said that long ago the world was devastated by toxic air, leaving survivors trapped but thriving in a sealed community underground. In this society, knowledge is a guarded commodity, and truth i ...
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The Snow is Warm Here
by Benedict Leong
A global nuclear war in 2015 turned the sky orange before fading to gray. Temperatures plunged, crops no longer grew and society slowly collapsed. Now, a century after the first missiles were launched ...
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