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The Price of Innocence

by Bryan Devore

5.0 stars – 4 Reviews
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In the decade since their younger sister’s death, James and Ian Lawrence have drifted apart – James to pursue a steady but humdrum career as a CPA in Kansas City, Ian to go adventuring off to Leipzig, Germany, for his doctorate in economics. But when Ian mysteriously disappears while researching the economics of organized crime, James must take a leave of absence to look for him. Risking everything, he embarks on a perilous journey across Europe, digging deeply into the business affairs of some very private, very dangerous people. But in the search for Ian, he discovers a brewing revolution that will shock the world – and change what he sees as his own place in it.

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“A first-rate suspense thriller…delivers gripping action, well-rounded characters, and a tantalizing plot…The Price of Innocence is a complete package of entertainment…Devore skillfully immerses his readers in German and Czech cultures, adding rich international flavors…As if an exciting, precise plot weren’t enough, the author also fills his story with subtle but powerful themes, including respect for women, eternal optimism in the face of defeat, and the strength of brotherly love…Fans of John Grisham’s legal thrillers or Robert Ludlum’s intricate action scenes are going to be pleased with Devore’s contribution…Readers of all ages will enjoy this intelligent novel.” –ForeWord Clarion Review (5 Stars)

“The narrative boasts a distinctly cinematic impression…every scene is made memorable by chilling descriptions and dialogue…An enticing plotline, lifelike characters, high octane prose and penetrating visualizations combine to create a compelling, hair-raising story that may not be as far from reality as readers may think.” –Kirkus Reviews

“A fun thriller…By the time the book climaxes (in its final chapters), the action is relentless, with a satisfying denouement.” –BlueInk Review

“After about 20 pages, The Price of Innocence takes an irresistible hold. Devore has a big imagination and the writing skills to match…The story is immediate, personal, and riveting–a page turner, in the very best way…will keep you captivated until the very last paragraph.” –Pacific Book Review

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It starts out like a horror/werewolf story but quickly becomes a credible account of creatures coming through energy portals into this world from a parallel universe. I gave it 5 Stars for being well written, hard to put down, character development, the way the author tied everything together and the fact that every time I thought I had it figured out I was wrong! Doh!
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Their world is crowded with active volcanoes, sulfur and acid rains, permanent thick clouds turn day into deep twilight. It is a violent place: moment-to-moment survival is victory, every creature is constantly predator and prey, sleep is certain death.

This is home to the longclaws, beings of super-human speed, strength and senses. Their predatory skills allow them only a tenuous niche in their hellish environment. Though smart and fierce, their rank in the food chain is far below the top. One clan leader draws from ancient legends of paradise and devises a plan to escape and take his clan to the otherworld - a world filled with slow, defenseless prey.

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Mankind's legends are filled with vampires, werewolves, dragons and other nightmarish. Perhaps our legend of hell is based on the world of the Longclaws.
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...[I]n Longclaws, the author has not only built an entire history and social structure for his critters, he skillfully weaves it into stories of human history and mythology. As you read, you find that you are delighted as your mind starts making certain connections into our shared history. Peek brings you into the minds of his monsters and, the funny thing is, you start to wonder who the real monsters are. You start, little by little, to feel for them in their world of predator vs. prey.
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Steve has only recently seriously taken to writing. Though he wrote and managed to have a couple of books published during his life, something clicked a few years ago and now, for better or worse, he sits at his table researching and writing about things that interest him. His wife, Annie takes care of him. She keeps him eating too well and laughing often in their old farmhouse halfway up the Blue Ridge Mountains. Steve's forty year career in the game industry allowed him to travel extensively and explore histories and myths of peoples and places.
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4.6 stars – 11 Reviews
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Life on our planet is sustained by a magically energizing drink called “COFFEE.” It loyally accompanies us through the day, generously giving up its energy and warmth and changing the lives of people in every corner of the globe.

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A Pitch for Justice

by Harold Kasselman

4.7 stars – 56 Reviews
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Phillies’ rookie pitcher Tim Charles anguishes over his manager’s order to retaliate against a Mets’ batter for the team’s honor. He throws a high inside pitch that crashes off the batter’s head, but no one can foresee the unthinkable consequences.

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The Delta Chain

by Iain Edward Henn

3.9 stars – 25 Reviews
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The body of a young woman is washed ashore on a secluded beach. She does not fit the description of anyone on Missing Persons lists. Fingerprints, dental records and DNA provide no leads. Detective Adam Bennett discovers a pattern of similar cases – unidentified bodies found along the coasts of Australia and the United States, and he is determined to solve the mystery. These are six young men and women who seem to have never existed.

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HORSES AND HEROIN (Romantic Mystery)

by Bev Pettersen

4.6 stars – 153 Reviews
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Megan is determined to find her missing brother even though no one else at the illustrious California Jockey School seems to care. Her only ally is a recuperating PI who unfortunately is the owner’s best friend. Soon she is caught between a blossoming romance and a far-reaching conspiracy…where misplaced trust can be deadly.

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Corr Syl the Warrior

by Garry Rogers

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When an armed Danog patrol crosses the border into Wycliff District, the Wycliff Council sends a young Tsaeb warrior named Corr Syl to investigate and recommend a response. Corr soon learns that spies have infiltrated his district, and already many lives are at risk. He catches a glimpse of something truly evil, and with no time to spare, must choose between a safe response that might fail, and a sure response that might start a global war.

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Gray Justice (Tom Gray #1)

by Alan McDermott

4.2 stars – 324 Reviews
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Gray Justice is the fast-paced debut thriller from Alan McDermott. When a killer walks free from court, the victim’s father sees just two options: accept the judge’s decision; or take on the entire British justice system. Tom Gray chooses the latter and his crusade attracts instant worldwide media coverage. It was just what Tom was hoping for, but it brought him a lot more than he bargained for.

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Haunted House – A Novel of Terror

by Jack Kilborn, J.A. Konrath

4.3 stars – 48 Reviews
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BEYOND AFRAID… It was an experiment in fear. Eight people, each chosen because they lived through a terrifying experience. Survivors. They don’t scare easily. They know how to fight back.

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by Alan McDermott

4.2 stars – 324 Reviews
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Gray Justice is the fast-paced debut thriller from Alan McDermott. When a killer walks free from court, the victim’s father sees just two options: accept the judge’s decision; or take on the entire British justice system. Tom Gray chooses the latter and his crusade attracts instant worldwide media coverage. It was just what Tom was hoping for, but it brought him a lot more than he bargained for.

Gray Justice is much more than a simple tale of revenge: it’s a rollercoaster ride with an ending you’ll never forget!

Readers’ Reviews

“This is an ingenious plot, with some surprising but well thought out twists and turns. The pace is fast, and all aspects of the book appear to be well researched – so much so that you might wonder if the author had himself been a member of the SAS. Gritty and brutal in places, McDermott paints very strong visual images throughout the story. I loved the idea of Tom Gray being more than just your average vigilante… ” – – Rachel Abbott, Amazon #1 bestselling author of Only The Innocent

“Would love to see a film adaptation. McDermott is sheer class!”

“Alan McDermott is an author to watch out for in the future, his originality makes him stand out.”

“This book will make an awesome blockbuster movie one day.””An outstanding debut novel and an absolute must read for everyone.”

About The Author

Alan McDermott is a software developer from the south of England, married with beautiful twin daughters. When he isn’t creating critical applications for the NHS, he is writing action thrillers.

His debut novel, Gray Justice, has been very well received. The other two books in the series – Gray Resurrection and Gray Redemption – were released in 2012.

Alan is currently working on his fourth title. For more information, visit Alan’s blog at http://jambalian.blogspot.com/.

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Carry Your Heart

by Audrey Bell

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Champion skier Pippa Baker lost everything in the avalanche: her boyfriend, his best friend, and her will to win. After a year of grief, she returns to competition.

She finds more than buried memories and steep slopes in Utah. She finds Hunter Dawson, a heartbreaking daredevil with the gold medals to prove it. And she finds that his reputation doesn’t stop her from falling hard, and that her heart might not be as broken as she once believed.

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The RoCK CLuB

by Stan Thomas

4.7 stars – 9 Reviews
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In 1982, Clark Ralston was eleven years old, his beloved little brother was nine, and his gorgeous and precocious twin sisters were seven…

Fiends and monsters in most adolescents’ lives are conjured up fantasies or characters from a Grimm Brothers fairy tale or the like, which produce an occasional nightmare. The ogre that bedeviled the Ralston children was not a fleeting fantasy or a dark creature in a bad dream after a scary movie. Their antagonist was an ever-present alcoholic and abusive father.

In an effort to visit some retribution on the source of their fear and angst–something no child should ever feel in their own home–Clark initiates an innocuous little distraction called The Rock Club, an exclusive band of juvenile mercenaries determined to torment and befuddle their father…

Nineteen years later, commitment-challenged Clark is trying to distance himself from his stunning, hero-worshiping sisters. When his girlfriend accepts an internship at San Francisco General Hospital, he jumps at the opportunity to create space between himself and his suffocating siblings and moves from L.A. to the Bay Area.

Clark loves everything about San Francisco: the Victorian architecture of its urban neighborhoods, the cable cars, the eccentricity and diversity of its citizenry, and the plethora of different smells and unique ambiance of the city. He’s even beginning to feel like he’s getting over his fear of commitment until The Rock Club pulls an encore. And this time it’s not so innocent… this time it’s deadly.

5-Star Amazon Reviews

“The Rock Club is without doubt one of the best books I’ve read in a very long time, and I love to read. Read it in one sitting. The author has a style of writing that takes the reader into the scene. I don’t believe I’ve read a writer that evokes more raw emotion than Thomas does. The story is about siblings who rebel against their abusive father in a very creative way, and the fallout it creates in their lives years later. It is poignant, provocative, funny, tragic, uplifting, and it’ll keep the reader guessing until the very end.”

“I loved, loved, loved this book. It had everything in it, I couldn’t put it down. It isn’t often that you find a book that competes with the big boys. You will not be disappointed. This author has it down grabbing all the love, hate, violence and emotion wrapping it all up in a great book. I can’t say enough about it. Stan Thomas you delivered!!!”

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In this first book of a series about magic, friendship, and adventure, a seemingly mismatched pair of teens crack open the door to another reality.

Meet Julia Livingston-Banes: Her dad’s taken off to start a new family, and now her mom’s decided to ruin her summer, too. Instead of cheerleader camp, Julia’s packed off to her grandmother’s in the nowhere town of Cedarwood Ridge. There she finds that her usual ice-queen act won’t cut it with her childhood friend John Freeman, who’s a lot cuter than Julia remembers and not half the geek she thought he was. Definitely a romance in the making, if it weren’t for the visitations from her grandfather’s ghost and John’s infuriatingly open response to such phenomena. Plus, a group of magical beings called The Twenty-Two are secretly watching over John and Julia and making big summer plans of their own. Including John and Julia’s future role in saving the world from their nemesis to be, a beyond-evil corporate overlord named Niem Vidalgo Oten. Not that Julia would believe any of it. John, however, would find it way cool.

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“Get ready for the adventure of your life. This masterful debut novel will have you turning pages long into the night and contemplating them well after the story ends. Or shall I say begins? For The Journeys of John and Julia: Genesis is but the first installment of what promises to be a brilliant series. The author weaves a shimmering tapestry with words, populates it with unforgettable characters, and ushers us into a world that is by turns magical, frightening, and ultimately empowering.” —Laurie Viera Rigler, author of Rude Awakenings of a Jane Austen Addict

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The Tragic Fate of Moritz Tot
by Dana Todorovic
4.0 stars - 2 reviews
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The novel was originally published in 2008 in Serbia, where it received much critical acclaim and was shortlisted for the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts annual best novel award.

It opens with the narrative of former punk rocker Moritz Tot, who, following an unexpected call from the Employment Office, becomes a prompter for the Budapest Opera. He finds himself in a bewildering situation as he tries to cope on stage while sitting in a small, rudimentary wooden box, realizing that the text of Puccini’s Turandot is in Italian of which he can not speak a word. As it progresses, Moritz's story grows even more bizarre and assumes elements of a thriller when a mysterious stranger enters the "scene" and begins to pursue him, monitoring his every move.

In the second narrative, which runs parallel to Moritz's story, Tobias Keller is put on trial for "having connected the Extraordinary Activity Device to the faculty of his free will with the intention of exerting his influence on subject Moritz Tot". While switching between the two narratives, we begin to understand how the two story-lines and their characters are linked.

As the plot in Moritz's world develops in the atmospheric style of Kafka and Bulgakov (as critics have described it), Tobias Keller discusses with the Disciplinary Committee the life path of Motitz Tot, which consequently causes them to debate over age-old questions concerning the human condition, such as the issue of determinism vs. free will, moral responsibility, faith vs. religion (making references to Hume, Kant, Kierkegaard, etc.). All this eventually builds up to an unexpected conclusion where all the pieces of the puzzle finally come together and the connection between the two storylines is fully elucidated.

The Tragic Fate of Moritz Tot offers not only an intricate plot line and the pull of a suspense novel, but it also provides serious reading material for the philosophically minded reader seeking a layered work with multiple subtexts.
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The book is a two-track affair that follows both Moritz Tot (and here the name seems mainly to be just the common Hungarian name, and not a reference to the German word) a punk-ish opera prompter, and Tobias Keller (and again, the name seems not to bear dual meanings), a bureaucrat working for a distant and mysterious supreme being. Moritz' story mostly concerns his strange preoccupation with a man he sees from his window. Keller's story describes trial for breaching rules by interfering in the mundane world and Moritz' life. The concept of the book is interesting, if not highly original, and much of the line by line writing is good.
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About the Author
Dana Todorović was born in Belgrade in 1977 to an American mother and Yugoslav father. Aspiring to continue her family Dana Todorović was born in Belgrade in 1977 to an American mother and Yugoslav father. Aspiring to continue her family's long-standing acting tradition, she studied drama in New York and Indianapolis and obtained a B.A. in Drama Studies from Middlesex University in London. Following her studies, she spent six years working as a translator for the UN and continued to nurture her acting ambitions by taking on occasional roles in films (including one by director Emir Kusturica), until she finally discovered writing as her greatest passion. Her first novel, Tragična sudbina Morica Tota (The Tragic Fate of Moritz Tot), was published in Serbia in 2008. It was well-received by critics and the public alike and was shortlisted for the Branko Ćopić award presented by the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts. Dana is currently working as a free-lance translator and writing her second novel. She also writes books for children and is an enthusiastic yoga practicioner.
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4.3 stars – 117 Reviews
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California teen Sadie James thinks her life couldn’t get any better. She has great friends, an energetic mother she adores, and the beach practically in her own backyard. But her carefree life is turned upside down when she’s rescued by a mysterious and strangely familiar boy who won’t even tell her his name. Each time the boy appears, Sadie’s unexplainable attraction to him deepens along with her need to unravel his secrets. The boy is there to protect her, but as wonderful and exciting as it might be to have an irresistible boy with crystal green eyes protecting her every move, every minute of the day…why does Sadie need one? As Sadie finds answers, she realizes her life isn’t as perfect as she thought. Not only is she caught in a world of dangerous secret agents she never knew existed, but it turns out her true identity may be the greatest secret of all.

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4.8 stars – 9 Reviews
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Working mothers of the world, your voice has arrived. Trying to preserve her last few precious shreds of sanity while working and raising children, Romi Brenner has come to terms with the fact that sometimes you have to turn a blind eye to the fashion whims of a four year old, that you can never underestimate the power of a phone with a working mute button, and that pedicures just aren’t for everyone.

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4.3 stars – 122 Reviews
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Four Days with Hemingway’s Ghost is not a story of spooks and goblins. It’s a powerful story about two men from two very different times. One man is mortal, the other is immortal. One is painfully ordinary, the other world famous. Jack Phelan is a forty-two-year-old underachiever who lives in South Florida. Although he mows lawns for a living, he’s not what you might expect. He’s got an exceptionally sharp mind and is a self-educated Hemingway aficionado. After Jack gets into an unlikely accident he’s flown by helicopter to the nearest hospital, where he remains in a coma for four days. But somehow, minutes after he blacks out, he finds himself in Key West, Florida–rubbing shoulders with an aged Ernest Hemingway.

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Viewer (The Viewers Trilogy)

by Scott Hawthorne

4.5 stars – 13 Reviews
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For fans of Suzanne Collins and J.K. Rowling: They can access alien technologies with only their minds. Captured by a psychopath, sixteen year old Glen Davies and his friends Alyssa and Neil must now choose between saving their loved ones and the subjugation of the planet…

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Cat ‘N Mouse

by Yvonne Harriott

4.0 stars – 4 Reviews
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When a stalker threatens Alexandria ‘Princess’ Prescott’s life her father hires Samuel O’Malley, as her bodyguard. But this ultimate Daddy’s girl is not about to take orders from a rent-a-cop she hates on sight. If love is the opposite of hate, her heart is in trouble. When her nightmares of the past force their way into the present will he be able to save her?

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4.4 stars – 264 Reviews
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Start with a tough but vulnerable Chicago cop. Add a hyperactive cat, an ailing mother, a jealous boyfriend, a high-maintenance ex-husband, and a partner in the throes of a mid-life crisis. Stir in a psychopath littering the city with body parts. Mix with equal parts humor and suspense, and enjoy Bloody Mary–the second novel in the funny, frightening world of Lieutenant Jacqueline “Jack” Daniels. Join Jack as she struggles to repair her train wreck of a personal life while tracking down and convicting one of the scariest serial killers in recent memory–a killer for whom getting caught is only the beginning…

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English/Japanese Flashcards – Learn to read and pronounce over 50 animal names in Japanese. Featuring a varied selection of brightly colored cartoon animals from around the world.

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4.2 stars – 224 Reviews
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In a quaint New England town with a history of witches and pilgrims, misunderstood eleven-year-old Norman Babcock can see and talk to ghosts. No one believes him, of course-everyone just thinks he’s weird (including his parents). But when a folktale of a witch who cursed her accusers turns out to be true, it’s up to Norman to save the town from pilgrim zombies! He’ll also have to take on a very angry witch, an annoying sidekick, his boy-crazy teenage sister, and dozens of moronic grown-ups who get in his way. This young ghoul whisperer finds his paranormal talents pushed to their otherworldly limits in this hilarious and spooky adventure!

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4.0 stars – 176 Reviews
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When Candice’s in-laws were killed eight months ago buying a huge faux polar bear rug for her Christmas present, she lost more than just two of her favorite people: she lost her husband Ian as well. After only two years of marriage, their guilt and pain have left them living together but apart, unable to really talk for fear of what they’ll say to each other.

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Read Super Fast (Personal and Professional Growth and Productivity)

by AK Jennings

5.0 stars – 4 Reviews
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Learning Speed Reading is one of the best investments you can make in yourself. Having the ability to filter through and the mindset and techniques to rapidly move through content and absorb knowledge will reap huge benefits in both your personal and professional life.

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3.2 stars – 5 Reviews
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Just One Golden Kiss is a steamy retelling of The Frog Prince and other Grimm fairy tales with a vampire and angel twist. When twenty-year-old Lela encounters a golden ball in the forest, she falls into a well. A frog agrees to save her but only if she agrees to give him whatever he desires. And what he desires is her. From the moment the frog pulls her out of the well, Lela’s life is forever changed and she embarks on a sexual journey filled with passion and love during which she also uncovers the secrets of her past.

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