by Landis Wade

4.9 stars – 34 reviews

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Defendant Henry Edmonds, a homeless man who believes he works for Santa Claus, is on trial for stealing a flash drive full of secrets, a flash drive which may hold the key to Christmas but which is zipped tight in an evidence bag. Several people want Edmonds in jail, including a man who says he works for an international toy company. Witness by witness the facts come out but who is to be believed and are there any True Believers? As the courtroom clock ticks down on Christmas Eve, it becomes clear that the fates of the defendant and Christmas are inextricably intertwined. A local newspaper reporter stirs things up by blogging about what he calls the “Trial of the Century” and tweets that the “Court’s Ruling Could Halt Christmas for Thousands.” Can an irascible judge looking toward retirement find it within himself to save Christmas?

by Stevie McBride

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Even though she’s been skipping her way into the future for as long as she can remember, Ellie Johnson has never seen anything quite as strange as the twisted pathways that are keeping her trapped on the top of a hill in the middle of the night.
Are they something to do with the bizarre plume of light that has landed in the middle of the forest? Or are they an effect of the Northern Lights that have come so far south they are distorting the world around them?
She’s determined to find out.
But when people start to disappear, she suddenly finds herself in a race against time.
Trying to use her unique talent to escape the barrier that is closing in around them. Hoping that she can save her companions from the strange creatures that are lurking in the woods. And desperate to discover whether these terrifying creatures are somehow inextricably linked to her ability to dance through Time…..

by Tamara Ferguson

4.4 stars – 45 reviews

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by Laura A. Ellison

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Short stories and poems inspired by The Loveless, a ‘cursed’ silent film from 1918 few people have ever seen and an obscure novel based on the film published in 1933. The film and novel are threads or main subjects in each story, the characters driven by their own fascination for the gothic world of The Loveless and pandemics past and present, with sometimes tragic and unexpected outcomes.

by Wilkie J. Martin

3.7 stars – 6 reviews

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An adorably illustrated sensational animal tale in which lazy Rabbit and sensible Vole join up to travel through a barren land where savage foxy bandits lurk. Follow their journey to find out the very real and grim consequences of bullying and laziness.A cautionary new fable about indolence and intimidation for ages 6-8, it is also an allegorical tale where the powerful ignoring all warnings about impending disaster that come from the small and weak, no matter how reasonable and true, and the dire consequences that result. Dyslexia friendly edition.If you like the original fables of the Brothers Grimm and Aesop, you’ll love the horrifying The Lazy Rabbit by Wilkie J. Martin.

by Emma Belmont

4.4 stars – 19 reviews

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An amateur sleuth who’s also a witch, a lighthouse that’s alive, and a cat who hears the spirits. Murder has met its match.As the new owner of the Pixie Point Bay Lighthouse and B&B, Maris Seaver is finally ready to organize her finances. But while she’s at the town’s credit union, the manager mysteriously dies.Although suspects abound, the murderer has been clever. No one even knows how the man was killed.

by Emily Josephine

4.1 stars – 5 reviews

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All Rachel Polowsky wants is to lead a quiet life, making a moderate income from her online business based on her passion for healthy and simple living. When the most handsome man she’s ever seen approaches her at a booth at a vegan festival in the Midwestern United States, she’s determined not to let his flirtatious advances make any cracks or holes in the walls she’s constructed around her heart. Not even after she discovers that the man in question happens to be the most popular rock star on earth, Spanish singer Julio Estrella.

What she doesn’t realize is that Julio Estrella, known among family members and close friends by his real name, Antonio Ramirez, has been watching her from a distance. After a face-to-face encounter with Rachel during which she show no signs of recognizing him, Tony becomes convinced, based on a prayer he prayed a year ago, that she is the one God created to be his soul mate.

It takes a literal knock on Rachel’s head in order for circumstances to force her into Tony’s presence, and eventually, into his life. At first, Rachel is a reluctant participant, believing that once the Atlantic Ocean is between them, Tony’s feelings for her will fizzle out. Instead, they only grow stronger, and Rachel can’t stop her own heart from reciprocating. Though a humiliating and painful experience during her truncated time at the university produced an irrational fear of fame inside her, she begins to wonder if falling in love with this particular famous person might be worth the risk of getting her face published on millions of copies of gossip magazines.

Until the day she receives an unexpected summons to court to be a witness for Tony in a civil lawsuit that has been filed against him. The horrible memories from a scant few years ago come flooding back, and Rachel cuts Tony out of her life. At least, as much as she can, given that she has to meet with his lawyer and show up in court.

The only problem with her plan is that a death threat from unknown person who is determined to keep her out of the courtroom, sends Rachel to the one place on earth she doesn’t want to be: in close proximity to Tony.
Sparks fly, and a flame begins to burn between them again. Then Rachel’s worst nightmare comes true, and both she and Tony face making frightening choices, trying to decide whether their relationship is worth the risk of flipping their lives upside down.

by Penny Reid

4.6 stars – 459 reviews

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How can someone so smokin’ hot be so bad in bed? I mean, Sean Cassidy is absolute rubbish. RUBBISH. He is the epitome of walking, talking false advertising and I want a refund! Plus he’s an arsehole. So… what is wrong with me that I can’t stop thinking about him?

THE PIXIE
Lucy Fitzpatrick doesn’t like rugby.
As the little sister of Ireland’s most infamous rugby player, Lucy can’t seem to escape the championship-sized shadow cast by her big brother, or her mother’s frequent attempts to micromanage her future. Her rainbow hair is as free-spirited as her quest for inner peace, yet overbearing expectations keep bringing her down. And when she’s down, her compulsive little problem lands her in seriously big trouble.

THE PLAYER
Sean Cassidy is a cold-hearted brute… or so he’s been told. Frequently. By everyone.
His blonde locks, baby blues, and rock hard bod make ladies the world over drool with desire. As the rugby world’s second most infamous player, he should be basking in his success. But Sean has never been content settling for second place, and his frequent confrontations with Lucy’s big brother leave him cold. And when he’s cold, his compulsive little problem lands him in the lap of Lucy Fitzpatrick.

THE PLAN
Sean has a problem only Lucy can solve. Lucy has a problem only Sean can fix. The solution seems obvious: you scratch my back, and I’ll bail you out of jail. But when their business arrangement unexpectedly leaves Sean scorching hot and Lucy on the precipice of inner peace, can they convince the world—and Lucy’s big brother in particular—that this is the real deal?

Either way, both the Player and the Pixie are about to teach each other some pretty monumental lessons about family, life, but most importantly, love.

The Pixie and the Player is a full-length, romantic comedy novel, can be read as a standalone, and is the second book in the Rugby Series.

by Angie Fox

4.2 stars – 1,285 reviews

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A New York Times bestselling, breakout novel

It’s never a good day when an ancient demon shows up on your toilet bowl. For Lizzie Brown, that’s just the beginning. Soon her hyperactive terrier starts talking, and her long-lost biker witch Grandma is hurling Smuckers jars filled with magic. Just when she thinks she’s seen it all, Lizzie learns she’s a demon slayer—and all hell is after her.

Of course, that’s not the only thing after her. Dimitri Kallinikos, a devastatingly handsome shape-shifting griffin, needs Lizzie to slay a demon of his own. But how do you talk a girl you’ve never met into going straight to the underworld? Lie. And if that doesn’t work how dangerous could a little seduction be…?

by Mansplainer Solzhenitsyn Cartman

5.0 stars – 8 reviews

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Donald J. Trump is President! – and America is BACK! …More Awesome than EVER! Now that all have been warned, evacuate any “Safe Spaces” because this book is to college “Safe Spaces” what the B-29 was to Hiroshima. LOOK OUT BELOW! This book totally demolishes things like Political Correctness, Hollywood, Liberal Academia, and the Fake News Media, as this book rides shotgun for our great President Donald J. Trump.

This book is for those that love America and want to make it great again, and serves as a narrative of Donald Trump’s election as President, through the end of the Muller Report and the real conclusion of the 2016 election.
It also details many of the fights with all the enemies of America, Western Civilization, God, reason, and sanity that President Donald Trump had to endure and battle with, in order to get started fixing America.

This book EMPOWERS REPUBLICANS and CONSERVATIVES as it is part Historic narrative, part Politics, part Comedy, part Satire, part Napalm, and 100% painful truths liberals don’t seem to understand, can’t comprehend, or never want to admit. No Liberal lies, no distortion, and most of all, no Bull S#!t fake news. This book is to absurd Leftist Literature what Reality TV is to Shakespearian Theatre. Enjoy!!