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Who Colored the Leaves?, Robert D. Dean

Join Grandpa and his three mischievous granddaughters-Josie, Emily, and Claire-on their wonderful storytelling journey. Discover the magical story of nature’s greatest collaboration in “Who Colored the Leaves?“-a comforting bedtime story that will capture both children and the child in every adult. The amazing book is full of love, laughter, and the age-old art of storytelling,

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Quantum Energetics and Spirituality Volume 1, Kenneth Schmitt

The way this book breaks down the bridge between quantum physics and personal transformation is next level — it’s not just theory, it’s a wake-up call. The way it explains that our reality isn’t something we’re stuck in — but something we create — makes this more than just a book, it’s a blueprint for

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Cracks Beneath the Surface, Laura McCrum

When Maddy weds the wealthy and influential John Jacob Astor IV, she believes she is stepping into a life of privilege, passion, and promise. But beneath the dazzling façade of high society, whispers of scandal, resentment, and betrayal threaten to pull her under. Shunned by New York’s elite for marrying a man nearly three decades

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Unprepared to be Broken, O.J. Ebubeoha

Unprepared to be Broken is my first heartbreaking collection of poetry, feelings, and soul. This book holds more than just words. It holds my bleeding heart and all the emotions I felt while writing it. The poems in this book are a blend of everything—storytelling, soul-wrenching retellings, personal experience, quotes, and micro-poems—wrapped in words that’ll

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The Witch, Shay Casper

The world as we knew it no longer exists. Former enemies must come together to confront an imminent darkness that threatens to destroy everything in its path. The ban on magic has placed all those with the gift in peril, including those who only seek to help others. Harper Grim, a gifted healer in the

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The Promise of Love, Emmeline Lovel

Her touch can destroy magic. He might destroy her heart. Mira is no ordinary princess. In the world of Mithrantis, where a person’s worth is measured by the strength of their magic, Mira’s resistance to it makes her worthless. But she holds an even greater secret: a power that, if discovered, could cost her life.

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A Sanctum of Swords, John Malone

The Year is 780 in the Era of the Ascension of Kings. In the wake of a catastrophic cataclysm that claimed the lives of both mortals and powerful gods, the remnants of mortal-kind begin to rebuild civilization in the world of Thearus. But, unseen by many is an ancient and evil force that seeks to

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The Defending Guns, Steven Prevosto

In 1878 Anthony Augustus Peters was not only skilled in using a gun, he was a rising star in New York City as a very popular Shakespearean actor. However, he had a death wish. And he would die nobly by defending people against violent outlaws populating the booming towns out West where he was taking

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Deception, Behcet Kaya

Imagine being hired by someone who says they’re already dead. Deception: A Jack Ludefance Novel, by award-winning author Behcet Kaya, is one of those wild and exciting stories which pulls you in from the very first chapter. It’s a crime thriller filled with twists, danger, and a private investigator who has to race against time

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Buddy the Knight and the Queen of Sorrow, Peter David

BUDDY IS NO ORDINARY TEDDY BEAR. He’s a Knight, crafted by The Nameless Wizard himself, and sworn to protect his Person, 10-year old Mieya, from all the Things-That-Go-Bump-In-The-Night. When Mieya is cursed into a magical sleep, it’s up to Buddy and his friends Esteban the Bard, Sasha the Warrior-Princess, and Copper the Butterfly to journey

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The Phoenix Effect Part 1: The Reuniting , Margaret M. MacDonald

Begin again The world has long been divided. The Unity, and all their bounty, are protected by an army strengthened by nanites, which heal instantly but block the experience of emotion. Those who “resist” the technology live in isolated pockets on the infertile fringes. The wars between each faction died off long before young love

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Anticipation Day, Jeff Michelson

In the summer of 2026, amidst the sights and sounds of one of the oldest pubs in London, Dr. Joshua Lee receives a call that will alter his life for the foreseeable future—he’s asked to work on a clandestine project that will transform every American’s way of life. Six years later, amidst the steel and

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Alpha Agent, Kevin Do

Dan Erikson took a machete to the back. A memorable start to his career as an agent. In the polluted, crime-filled streets of New York, Dan is left for dead after a disastrous encounter with another gang. But the mysterious Alpha Corporation intervenes and drags him from the brink of death. They give him a

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Thorns of Fate, Miranda Howman

He promised to protect her. But fate had crueler plans. At the Institute, Elora trained in alchemy and trusted the man who raised her to keep her safe. Until the day he could no longer stand between her and Headmaster Thorn. Now, survival means submission. Her body, her mind, her will—nothing is off-limits in Thorn’s

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Auburn Avenue: 1912, D.L. Jordan

New Year’s Eve. Tantalizing games. A shocking murder. It’s New Year’s Eve 1912. In Atlanta, Georgia, the bustling African American neighborhood of Auburn Avenue is thriving more than it ever has. Professor Marion Franklin, a lecturer of Performing Arts at the historically black college of Atlanta University, feels better than ever. After years of trying,

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She’s Not Just Along for the Ride, Keith Thorn

They say life is a journey, but it becomes a true adventure when you find someone who not only rides shotgun but cheers you on at every turn. In She’s Not Just Along For the Ride: A Journey With My Biggest Fan, Keith Thorn invites readers into a soulful, humorous, and heart-filled memoir-turned-travelogue of love,

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Ernest, Andre Durivage

In 1970s Gatineau Canada, a young entrepreneur’s ambition spirals into a dark world of crime and betrayal, testing the limits of love, loyalty, and morality. At just twenty years old, Ernest McCloskey is a rising star in the real estate world, and determined to carve out his place in the industry. On the brink of

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One Happy Accident, Gary Simonds

Would-be soccer star Sean McLaine knows what it’s like to still inhabit a child’s body in high school. Well into junior year, he remains woefully puberty-challenged, and it’s messing with his soccer dreams. Ignored by his coaches, he faces daily embarrassment and bullying. Out on the pitch, he’s up against practically full-grown men who don’t

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Arabella’s Song, Meagan Myhren-Bennett

A song calls her to her destiny until a betrayal threatens her future. Arabella’s future has long been decided, but she’ll have to fight for it when her trusted servant betrays her. All her life, a song has drawn her towards her destiny, and now it may very well be what saves her life. With

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