by Inge-Lise Goss

4.2 stars – 110 reviews

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Have you ever made a mistake that keeps coming back to haunt you?

On the run from her ex-boyfriend’s powerful criminal family, Sara Jones hides in Billings, Montana. But when people around her start dying from poisonous spider bites after she receives a mysterious package containing a hidden spider, she worries that the family has found her. Can she escape?

From its gut-grabbing prologue to its explosive conclusion, Goss’s debut story gives new meaning to the phrase “a blood-curdling adventure.”

Life takes an even more bizarre turn when Sara seems to be not only immune to the spider venom, but also surrounded by a sinister group of people using spiders to incapacitate their prey. Even her new boyfriend starts acting suspiciously. Just whom can she trust?Then to make matters worse Sara’s twenty-fifth birthday approaches, and her dark heritage begins to emerge. She is forced to make a life-or-death decision. And somehow, she must find a way to deal with the crime family.

An imaginative fantasy-thriller that will stimulate your senses.

Some things, like spiders trained to kill, may seem far-fetched, and cult members eating the flesh of cadavers may seem abhorrent, but Dracula set that table long ago. Besides, given Goss’s endowment of the cult with an air of historical respectability, the story is more imaginatively acceptable for anyone predisposed to the fantasy genre.

by C. Gockel

4.4 stars – 55 reviews

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Sometimes intelligent life is right in front of your whiskers. Hsissh is a member of The One. There are some newcomers to The One’s homeplanet. They call themselves “humans,” and they are, frankly, mentally deficient–they can’t warp the quantum world with their minds. However, Hsissh is becoming attached to one of them, a Miss Noa Sato. When The One decide they will wipe out the humans and Noa’s life is on the line, Hsissh is forced to take sides … he might find intelligent life where The One least expect it.

by Lane Alexander

4.2 stars – 3 reviews

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by Suzanne Jenkins

4.2 stars – 52 reviews

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What do you do when the world as you know it ends? Run! A perfect life slides into despair when a trusting neighbor whispers a warning, and Mike and Laura Davis’s world crumbles. Dreams and goals come to an abrupt end, but a new existence waits in the future. Survival depends on the ingenuity of family and friends. First, they must hide in a safe place.

by Pamela E. Cash

4.0 stars – 2 reviews

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Fans will love this short companion book to the Chausiku series. It unlocks some of the mysteries surrounding the six secret clans with supernatural abilities, explains the origin of each clan and includes ancestral charts that can be used as a guide to each book in the series. As a bonus, it also contains four tempting chapters from Chausiku: Nightmare of the Clans Book One.

by Reynold Jay

4.4 stars – 20 reviews

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“…A delightful tale of a brave little girl that will enthrall readers of all ages.” C. MillerFully Restored un-revised Illustrated edition for all ages. This book is available in Spanish editions.Note: Amazon LOOK INSIDE may be abbreviated. See PRINT editions for more of the sample material. Flesch-Kincaid Reading Grade Level is suitable for 9–adult. This edition is the full length edition with 33,000 words. An abbreviated edition for 8-12 is available with 7500 words. An 8-10 edition with 3600 words and a Reading Grade level of 3.2 is available.As with many illustrated classic stories, it is a story with unique characters and deals with hope, determination, compassion, and much more. In the opening preface, Robert Landsbury discovers the diary in a shed on a newly purchased estate in River Falls, Ohio and passes it along to his associates.