by Frank Kennedy

4.2 stars – 75 reviews

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

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Jamie is only 17, but the fate of two universes may hinge on the final eight hours of his life. The desperate chase to the impossible future begins now.

Jamie Sheridan’s very bad night worsens no matter how fast he runs. Very soon, he will become a god or a monster – or he will die.

This small-town Alabama boy, whose life has been plagued by loss, grief, and a fury he doesn’t understand, must find something to live for as the clock ticks. Perhaps his two friends? The brother who let him down? The beauty of a sunrise?

Perhaps the answer lies in another universe altogether. After his mentor is killed, and townspeople pursue him – heavily armed – Jamie learns the truth about a genetic seed planted within him long ago, possibly shaping the future of two Earths.

by Holly Curtis

4.6 stars – 5 reviews

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

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Teenager Ben Somerset has three great loves in his life: Sherlock Holmes, designer clothes and a certain song by Madonna. And then Susie appears.Set in England in the summer of 1984 Lucky Star tells of Ben’s introduction to the world of shoplifting, music, politics, love and heartbreak.

by Kerry J Donovan

4.6 stars – 112 reviews

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Ryan Kaine is on the run…

A seemingly routine operation ends in tragedy when eighty-three civilians are killed in an aircraft explosion. Kaine, a highly decorated former Royal Marine, becomes the target of a nationwide manhunt; the police want him on terrorism charges, and a sinister organisation wants him dead.

In a desperate attempt to prove his innocence, Kaine is forced to rely on two women he barely knows — a country veterinarian who treats his wounds and an IT expert with a dark secret of her own.

Kaine must battle his overwhelming guilt, life-threatening injuries and strong moral code as he hunts for the people who turned him into a mass-murderer.

Using his skill in combat, gut instincts, and new-found allies, can Kaine uncover the truth and find redemption before the net finally closes?

If you like Lee Child, Mark Dawson and Robert Ludlum, you’re going to find the Ryan Kaine series compulsively addictive.

by James Scott Bell

4.6 stars – 117 reviews

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She was beautiful and naked and dying…

Mike Romeo finds her in the fog, on the beach, staggering around like a drunk. But it’s not alcohol that’s in her — it’s poison.

After getting this mysterious woman to the hospital, Romeo figures that’s the end of the matter.

But it’s only the beginning.

When the woman goes missing, Romeo is hired by her father to find her. But the trail grows cold, the circumstances strange. The people involved with her are a mix of L.A. odd and downright dangerous. There’s a washed-up Hollywood star hoping for a comeback; hired muscle willing to break bones just for the workout; a fight manager with underworld connections; and a strange cult predicting the return of angels to the earth.

And some very bad people who want Romeo dead.

by Yissendy Trinidad

5.0 stars – 3 reviews

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Las Estrellas, es el primer libro de la actriz y productora Dominicana, Yissendy Trinidad. ¡Un testimonio personal y apasionado que busca empoderar a las mujeres y hombres que se atreven a ir allí!
A través de las historias y las valiosas lecciones de vida de Yissendy, se sentirá inspirado para establecer nuevas metas y perseguir sus sueños, construyendo el éxito de por vida. El libro ofrece ejercicios prácticos y rutinas diarias, junto con algunos trucos ingeniosos que puede guardar bajo la manga.
Sumérgete en estos capítulos que tocarán tu corazón, te agarrarán de la mano y te llevarán en un viaje para tocar las estrellas.