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Wicked Bride Games (Indecent Games Book 1)

by Clarissa Wild
3.7 stars – 355 reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

Fifty million dollars for three weeks of your life in the hands of a total stranger. Would you do it?

When Naomi Lee finds herself out of a job and out of the money she needs to pay her father’s medical bills, she receives an anonymous letter, containing an offer she can’t refuse.

Max Marino, a wealthy businessman, wants her and he’ll pay any price.
Three weeks of her time, no-holds-barred, in exchange for fifty million dollars.
With no other means to pay her bills, Naomi has no choice but to accept.

However, Naomi isn’t the only one who signs the contract.
And Max isn’t alone in his deal.

Three brothers …
Nine girls …
All competing for the ultimate prize … marriage.

Let the games begin.

WARNING: Contains disturbing content some readers may find offensive. Includes scenes involving multiple men & women being dirty together. Every boundary is crossed. Read at your own risk.

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Alternative outcome: Where fact and fiction collide (Mike Stanhope Mysteries Book 1)

by Peter Rowlands
4.5 stars – 105 reviews
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“Utterly engrossing – twists and turns that I never saw coming”

With its series of surprises and reverses, this absorbing, multi-faceted mystery drama, which one reviewer found reminiscent of The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith (J.K. Rowling), has been hovering under the radar, but has been featured by BookWorks as Book of the Week, and is steadily building up an enthusiastic following. Read it and find out why another reviewer commented: “Have you ever read a book you hoped would never end? This was it!”

Downbeat journalist Mike Stanhope’s self-published novel is out there. Job done. Now what? Writing it kept him from dwelling on his broken marriage and his tenuous hold on his day job. What other distraction can he look for? Then the answer hits him: he’ll seek out the real-life girl he knew briefly as an adolescent – the one who sparked the book in the first place. He’ll find out if she really did grow up into the woman he glimpsed in a railway station two years ago.

It seems a harmless pursuit, yet before he knows it, Mike’s life is in chaos. People are trying to prise information from him that he doesn’t have, and he can’t decide if it’s because of an article he once wrote or because of his pursuit of the girl … or even because his book is closer to the truth than he imagined.

As the pace gathers and the mystery deepens, the prospect of a new relationship hovers in front of Mike, enticing yet tantalisingly out of reach. But he’s distracted by his search for the girl from his past – and also by a tempting offer that threatens his professional integrity. Meanwhile, the people who are hounding him are losing their patience. Mike has to reconcile present with past and fact with fiction as his internal and external worlds collide.

This opening book in the unfolding Mike Stanhope series sets the bar high with its fast pace, intricate and interweaving plot lines, vividly-evoked locations, likeable and vibrant characters, and lively dialogue.

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Space is all there is: The Physical Reality as space deformations and waves

by Shlomo Barak
4.7 stars – 16 reviews
Lending: Enabled
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A Theory of Everything (TOE) is a single, all-encompassing theoretical framework of physics that fully explains and links together all physical aspects of the universe. For many years, physicists have been trying to build a TOE, but without success.

In this book, which is a simple summary of his scientific work, Dr. Shlomo Barak presents a TOE in which Space is all there is – the physical reality as merely deformations and waves of the infinite elastic SPACE lattice. This TOE reveals the nature of matter, forces, and the elementary particles, among other subjects and resolves long-standing issues.

Besides theoretical results this theory also yields, for the first time in physics, accurate derivations, and calculations of the attributes, such as masses, of the elementary particles

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My Eccentric Family: Memories from a Communist, Mafioso, Zionist Past

by Norman L. Cantor
5.0 stars – 17 reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
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An eyewitness account of major 20th century social movements

Born a red-diaper baby, Norman Cantor, as a 4 and ½ year-old in 1947, first experiences the vicious public hostility toward his father, a major figure in Communist Party USA:

“I hear and see a hostile crowd assembled on the street below our apartment. I can’t make out the words they’re yelling, but I sense the shrill, threatening tone. Suddenly, I glimpse flames shooting upward from below. Someone in the crowd has ignited the awning of my grandfather’s liquor store. The flames get doused, but I am terrified.”

His father goes underground and Norman gets raised by a mother who was a pioneering women’s lawyer promoting civil rights and workers’ interests.

During a distinguished career as a law professor, Cantor pioneers in advancing the “death with dignity” movement. First, as a participant in the landmark Quinlan case that set the pattern for American end-of-life jurisprudence. More recently, as an advocate for people intent on avoiding immersion in advanced Alzheimer’s disease.

Finally, Cantor becomes a participant in the liberal Zionist movement seeking to maintain a Jewish homeland in Israel with full citizenship and civil rights for all its inhabitants.

My Eccentric Family is a rare journey with universal lessons that is simultaneously a deeply personal memoir and an incisive work of history. Includes engaging encounters with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, mafia kingpin Angelo Bruno, and Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall.

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The Cold Trail (The Sean Kruger Series Book 4)

by J.C. Fields
4.6 stars – 133 reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
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Rescuing A Kidnapped College Student Revives An Old Case
With the help of his friend, JR Diminski, retired FBI profiler Sean Kruger rescues a female graduate student after she is kidnapped from the university campus where he teaches. He finds the abduction too familiar. From 1999 through 2002 six female college students vanished, without a trace, from four different college campuses across the country. As the lead FBI investigator on those now cold cases, his failure to find the women and the person responsible still haunts him.

˃˃˃ Is The Kidnapper Finally Within His Grasp?
When JR discovers a clue to the identity of the kidnapper, Kruger comes out of retirement to re-examine the abductions. His ensuing investigation will lead him down a dark trail: one of dark money and even darker passions.

Will Sean succeed or will the past repeat itself?

˃˃˃ Tightly plotted with the trademark twists and turns of a J.C. Fields’ novel, The Cold Trail will keep you turning pages late into the night.

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Funeral Poems: Death, Grief & Loss Poetry (Inspirational Poetry Book 1)

by Michael Ashby
4.4 stars – 142 reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
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137 “Celebration Of Life” poems; Shakespeare, Tennyson, Wordsworth, Burns, Keats, Shelley, Byron, Dickinson, Browning, Rossetti, Brooke… & my modern, global poems: “I AM NOT GONE”, “THE GOLF COURSE IN THE SKY”, “MY MUM”, “FUNERALISSIMO”, “I WANT TO BE BURIED WITH MY MOBILE PHONE”, “BINGO”, “LIFE GOES ON”, “GRANDPA’S LOST HIS GR”, “A CRICKETER’S LAST BOUNDARY”, “THE PASSING OF A FOOTBALLER”, “THE RUGBY PLAYER’S LAST TRY”, “A LONG CUP OF TEA”, “RAINBOWS ON THE MOON” … . Written & selected by one of the world’s leading, living remembrance poets, whose poems have already touched tens of millions of lives in over 172 countries through his website (thefuneralpoem.com), social media, television …

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Turkey is in trouble. Bad trouble. The kind of trouble where it’s almost Thanksgiving…and you’re the main course. Turkey Trouble by Wendi Silvano

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Turkey Trouble

by Wendi Silvano
4.8 stars – 1,418 reviews
Everyday Price: $3.99
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Turkey is in trouble. Bad trouble. The kind of trouble where it’s almost Thanksgiving . . . and you’re the maincourse. But Turkey has an idea–what if he doesn’t look like a turkey? What if he looks like another animal instead?After many hilarious attempts, Turkey comes up with the perfect disguise to make this Thanksgiving the best ever!

Wendi Silvano’s comical story is perfectly matched by Lee Harper’s watercolors.

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The Amazing Snowman Duel

by Yossi Lapid
4.6 stars – 42 reviews
FREE with Kindle UnlimitedLearn More
Lending: Enabled
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Nothing Short of Amazing!

A new snowman in town is picking a fight! Will Snowman Paul allow a bully to win?

“Fantastic pictures, enchanting snowman characters, and fluid rhymes…” Kirkus Reviews

* Mom’s Choice Gold Award Winner.
* Readers’ Favorite Gold Award Winner.

“Watch out! said Bill. “Nick’s here to fight.

He’ll face-off with your Paul, tonight!”

“No way,” I said. “This can’t be fair!”

“Maybe,” snapped Bill, “But I don’t care.”

This humorous picture book in verse will teach your little ones that bullies do not always win and force is not the only way to settle disputes.

Fast-paced and stunningly illustrated with full-page watercolors, this charming tale will delight children and parents alike. It is ideal for beginner readers and it will make bedtime fun for toddlers, preschoolers, and even older kids. It makes a great Christmas gift, and it belongs in any children’s books library.

“Snowman Paul is back… nothing short of amazing!” – Patricia Reding for Readers’ Favorite

Available in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.

Is her supposed “right match” with the wrong brother? Wrong Brother, Right Match by Jennifer Shirk

Wrong Brother, Right Match (Anyone But You Book 3)

by Jennifer Shirk
4.3 stars – 113 reviews
Everyday Price: $2.99
Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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Matchmaking guru Kennedy Pepperdine’s life is perfect. Perfect job. Perfect friends. Perfect boyfriend. Except…when she gets trapped in an elevator with a handsome stranger, she accidentally confesses a secret: maybe her perfect boyfriend, Justin, isn’t so perfect for her after all. But a matchmaker should be able to successfully match herself, right? Thankfully, she’ll never see the handsome stranger again. Until she heads home with Justin for the holidays and learns that the sexy stranger is none other than Justin’s older brother, Matt.

Matt Ellis is trying to be on his best behavior for his mother—it is Christmas, after all. But when he recognizes the beautiful woman from the elevator—the one he hasn’t been able to stop thinking about for months—his best behavior is being held by a thread. Matt’s always sacrificed for his family, and nothing is more important than their happiness, but the more time he spends around Kennedy, the more he wonders if her supposed “right match” might just be the wrong brother.

5 Stars “Wrong Brother, RightMatch was a fun romantic comedy.” – More Than a Review

5 Stars “a sweet, fun,romantic story , with characters that you will absolutely adore that is bound to get you in the mood for the holiday season.”- JoJo theBookaholic

If she’s going to play with fire, she may as well do it with the Devil himself… Devil May Care: Enemies-to-Lovers Standalone Romance by Angel Lawson and Samantha Rue

❤️ Kindle Nation Daily Romance of the Day ❤️

Devil May Care: Enemies-to-Lovers Standalone Romance: Boys of Preston Prep

by Angel Lawson, Samantha Rue
4.6 stars – 82 reviews
FREE with Kindle UnlimitedLearn More
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Everyone knows Gwendolyn and Hamilton are enemies… what happens when the whole school finds out their secret?

Gwendolyn Adams has been canceled.

The Preston Prep Devils made that clear after the incident that forced my sister, Skylar, to leave our academy. They wanted me to leave, too, but I refused. I’m sticking around to make sure they follow through on the deal the snobby, elite crew of jocks made with the administration.

The arrangement is simple. No one ever speaks about what happened to Skylar again, and no one gets punished.

But that’s not exactly true, is it? I still get punished, each and every day that I walk down the halls. No one speaks to me. No one looks at me. No one even admits I exist.

It doesn’t matter. I know what they did. And I know who’s in charge; Hamilton Bates.

Handsome, smart, and ridiculously privileged.

He’s the lead Devil, and my hatred for him is all in the details.

All it takes is one slip, one heated argument, one mistake, and everything gets even more complicated.

We get complicated.

Is this love or has the Devil found a new plaything?

Devil May Care is the gripping, angsty, enemies to lovers, bully romance, by USA Today Best Selling Author, Angel Lawson, you’ve been waiting for!

Gut-wrenching & riveting! Romance and suspense collide in this pulse-pounding read! The Third Call by Lorhainne Eckhart

Kindle Nation Daily eBook of The Day

The Third Call (The O’Connells Book 2)

by Lorhainne Eckhart
4.5 stars – 67 reviews
Everyday Price: $3.99
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
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Romance and suspense collide in this pulse-pounding read!

When dispatcher Charlotte Roy passes along a call to bad-boy deputy Marcus O’Connell, they learn a six-year-old child is in danger. Can they save the girl from a desperate situation?

NY Times & USA Today bestselling author Lorhainne Eckhart brings you an emotional O’Connell family novel that is both “Gut-wrenching & Riveting.” When Deputy Marcus O’Connell is blindsided one night after a series of calls comes in from an unknown number, and the caller on the other end is a child. All he knows is she’s six years old, her name is Eva, and there’s someone in the house who wants to hurt her. “A new family series more suspenseful than the Friessens.” Karen L. Vine Voice

“This book masterfully interweaves several hot button topics and evokes feelings of anger, sympathy and even shock. A scared little girl and her calls for help are the catalyst to a situation that quickly spirals out of control and ends in tragedy.” Rebmay

“Deputy Marcus O’Connell has a sixth sense when it comes to crime, honed by a troubled childhood. So when a young girl calls, asking for help, he finds himself in a hostage situation of sorts with a disillusioned ex- military and a homeless single mother.” Honest Bookworm

“I truly love this author. She writes from the heart about the everyday things that actually happen in real life.” Caroline L.

Marcus is the ultimate bad boy turned deputy. He knows everything about how to get away with something, considering he was one of the middle of the six O’Connell siblings. He never had responsibility resting on his shoulders like his brother Owen, and he’s never been the center of attention like his little sister, Suzanne. Marcus knows how to find trouble and talk his way out of it.

Now, as the head deputy for the Livingston sheriff’s office, he knows everything about everybody, and no one can pull anything over on him. It’s why he’s such a damn good deputy. But even Marcus dreads what cops know as the third call.

When Marcus takes the call the first time, he thinks it’s a prank. The second time, he knows there’s a problem. The third time the call comes in and is patched through to him, he knows it’s something he can’t ignore. The only thing is, the girl is terrified and keeps hanging up, and Marcus knows someone is in the house with her.

Where are her parents, and who is this mysterious girl who needs his help?

When the zombie population spikes and no one knows why, it’s up to Allie to solve the mystery. But there’s a hitch… The Corpse Whisperer by H.R. Boldwood

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The Corpse Whisperer (An Allie Nighthawk Mystery Book 1)

by H.R. Boldwood
4.5 stars – 43 reviews
Everyday Price: $3.99
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
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Welcome to the world of Allie Nighthawk, corpse whisperer and bad ass zombie hunter.

“If you raise deadheads, you’d better be able to put ‘em down. Nobody said it was pretty. But in this day, when vampires aren’t just for breakfast anymore, and the dead are disposable pawns for necromancers, someone has to ante up. Looks like I won the lotto. Imagine my delight. You should thank me, really, because the world is batshit crazy.”

When the zombie population spikes and no one knows why, it’s up to Allie to solve the mystery. But there’s a hitch. She’s stuck babysitting Leo Abruzzi, a zombie-bitten gangster who’s turning state’s evidence. But the mob and a powerful necromancer will stop at nothing to take Leo and Allie down.

Allie Nighthawk is Anita Blake on steroids, with a fondness for leather and Jack on the rocks. She has a healthy dose of Stephanie Plum and Rachel Morgan in her, too, though she’d never admit it.

The battle between good and evil just got wicked fun.

“Refreshing Mystery with Unique Characters and Plot Twists” 5 star review

Solitude, sunshine and sanctuary… Why The Secret Garden is a book for our times.

From The Guardian: From its interrogation of the ways illness changes and defines us to the tranquility found in nature, Frances Hodgson Burnett’s book is a story for our times…  Support our news coverage by subscribing to our Kindle Nation Daily Digest. Joining is free right now!


If the last time you encountered Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden was in childhood, you probably think of Mary, a sour little girl, waking up in a house in India to find herself orphaned and alone; a vast wind-buffeted house on the Yorkshire moors, and the sound of crying; a robin, a key, and a hidden garden; the transcendent scene in that garden, one of the most famous in children’s literature, in which Colin, a previously bedridden child, stands and learns to walk. So far, so magical. But rereading the book in adulthood reveals that it is also a story about neglect, remiss parenting and mental illness; a book that, for all its light, is underpinned by darkness. In fact, the novel offers such practical ways of coping, and even of healing that it was once suggested it should be prescribed on the NHS.

When Burnett wrote The Secret Garden – “a sort of children’s Jane Eyre”, as one of her friends described it, a characterisation that has been taken to heart by the latest film adaptation, directed by Marc Munden and starring Colin Firth, Julie Walters and Dixie Egerickx – she was 61, and had been a famous author for more than 40 years. She was so famous that, as her biographer Gretchen Gerzina notes in Frances Hodgson Burnett: The Unpredictable Life of the Author of The Secret Garden, she crossed the Atlantic 33 times and on nearly every arrival was met by reporters. Oscar Wilde (who of course wrote his own story about children and a garden, “The Selfish Giant”) came to see her in Washington, where at one point one of her gloves was auctioned; in London she lived on Park Lane and was friends with Henry James. We do not read them much now, but – apart from Little Lord Fauntleroy (1886) – she was known mainly for her books for adults. The Secret Garden in fact started life, in 1910, as a serial in a grown-up magazine called the American.

Burnett began writing for publication because her family was very poor; her mother could not make ends meet after her husband’s death, and emigrated with her five children from Manchester to Tennessee when Frances was 15. By 18 Frances was the main breadwinner, and remained so for the next 56 years, her 52 books and 13 plays further supporting two husbands (after divorcing Swan Burnett she married Stephen Townsend in 1900), two children, grand houses on both sides of the Atlantic, and a highly developed dress-buying habit. The contrast between rich and poor in, for instance, A Little Princess (1905), is deeply felt; the details that appealed to children were those that Burnett had personally observed.

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