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Strange: Not Your Normal Paranormal Kindle Edition

by Christine Pope (Author), Pippa DaCosta (Author), Stacy Claflin (Author), Format: Kindle Edition

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Eight Complete Novels Featuring Psychics, Demons, Aliens, Angels, Gods and Goddesses, Time Travel, and More!

Dive into eight different worlds that aren’t your normal paranormal. These aren’t your run of the mill vampire, werewolf, and witch stories. Immerse yourself in these unique, full-length novels from national bestselling authors:

Falling Dark ~ Christine Pope
Rune Gate ~ Mark E. Cooper
Beyond the Veil ~ Pippa DaCosta
Deception ~ Stacy Claflin
Fated ~ Sara C. Roethle
Nolander ~ Becca Mills
The Girl In Between ~ Laeken Zea Kemp
Bad Vibrations ~ Christine Pope

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01DR5TME4
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Publication date ‏ : ‎ April 2, 2016
Language ‏ : ‎ English
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Sara C Roethle
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For information on Sara C. Roethle visit: http://saracroethle.com .
Tree of Ages Series:
Book 1: "Tree of Ages"
Book 2: "The Melted Sea"
Book 3: "The Blood Forest"
Book 4: "Queen of Wands"
Book 5: "The Oaken Throne"
Book 6: "Dawn of Magic: Forest of Embers"
Book 7: "Dawn of Magic: Sea of Flames"
Book 8: Release TBA
The Moonstone Chronicles:
Book 1: "The Witch of Shadowmarsh"
Book 2: "Curse of the Akkeri"
Book 3: "The Elven Apostate" (Release TBA)
The Complete Will of Yggdrasil (previously Bitter Ashes):
Book 1: "Fated"
Book 2: "Fallen"
Book 3: "Fury"
Book 4: "Forged"
Book 5: "Found"
The Xoe Meyers Series:
Book 1: "Xoe"
Book 2: "Accidental Ashes"
Book 3: "Broken Beasts"
Book 4: "Demon Down"
Book 5: "Forgotten Fires"
Book 6: "Gone Ghost"
Book 7: "Minor Magic"
Book 8: "Minor Magics: The Demon Code"
The Complete Thief's Apprentice Series:
Book 1: "Clockwork Alchemist"
Book 2: "Clocks and Daggers"
Book 3: "Under Clock and Key"
Flower's of Antimony Series:
Book 1: "Aer Fixus" (2020)
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Christine Pope
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A native of Southern California, USA Today bestselling author Christine Pope has been writing stories ever since she commandeered her family’s Smith-Corona typewriter back in grade school. Because she's a lover of many genres, her books include paranormal romance, fantasy romance, and paranormal cozy mystery. She blames this on being easily distracted by bright, shiny objects, which could also account for the size of her shoe collection. The Land of Enchantment cast its spell on her while she was researching her Djinn Wars series, and she now makes her home in New Mexico.
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Stacy Claflin
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Stacy Claflin is a USA Today bestselling thriller author who has published more than 75 novels, including Girl in Trouble and The Perfect Death. She has always been curious about the human mind, and in her quest to learn more, she earned a degree in Psychology. Her favorite course was Abnormal Behavior, which has been useful in writing fiction.
Her love for thrillers goes back to her early childhood when she fell in love with Unsolved Mysteries and America’s Most Wanted. When Stacy was five, she got mad at a babysitter who wouldn’t let her watch the evening news. These days, she spends her free time listening to true crime podcasts or watching documentaries on the subject.
She has been telling stories for as long as she can remember, and as child would often get into trouble for trying to convince friends her wild tales were true. Now she puts her creativity to better use by writing page-turning stories that leave readers begging for more.
Stacy occasionally dabbles in other genres, so as you peruse her library of works, you’ll find some romance and paranormal tales, all with strong suspense elements.
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Becca Mills
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Becca Mills teaches writing at a U.S. university. She lives with her spouse; two dirty, stinky dogs; and a couple kids she manages to keep nominally cleaner. She admits to being more of a nerd than a geek -- a bird-watcher, a collector of plastic dinosaurs, a scientist wannabee, and the possessor of one rusty and rarely used Ph.D. in Renaissance literature. She's loved fantasy since, at age seven, she listened to her father read Tolkien aloud.
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Mark E. Cooper
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Mark E. Cooper is the bestselling author of more than fifteen novels, including the Merkiaari Wars series, the Devan Chronicles series, the YA novels of the Rune Gate Cycle, and the paranormal thrillers of the Shifter Legacies series. He was born and still lives in a small town in the south of England, where he writes full time adding books to his favourite genres. He loves reading and writing about strong female characters, and can often be found listening to an audiobook while he types like a mad man.
His background is in mechanical engineering where he spent over thirty years working for Ford. His hobbies include Shelby Cobras--he built a V12 version of the classic car with with his best friend back in the early 90s. It still has pride of place in his garage. He maintains a website and blog:
http://www.markecooper.com
https://www.facebook.com/markecooperbooks/
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USA Today Best Selling and Award Winning author S.L. Morgan was born and raised in California. After 29 years of living in the Sierra Nevada Mountains there, she and her husband began their journeys of moving throughout the United States. Recently, S.L. Morgan and her family have returned back to their hometown of Oakhurst, Ca.
Morgan began writing with her first novel series: Ancient Guardians. It started as a book written for friends and family. In 2012, Morgan took the advice of the small few who fell in love with the enchanting and romantic story, The Legacy of the Key, hired a professional editor, and gained the courage to publish it. After that, the stories wouldn't stop coming to her, and she hasn't looked back since.
She will tell any and everyone who asks, that her family, friends, and reading fans are a huge inspiration and always keep her inspired to write. She will always be grateful for that one day she closed her eyes and pressed the "publish" button.
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Laekan Zea Kemp
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Laekan Zea Kemp is a writer living in Austin, Texas. She has three objectives when it comes to storytelling: to make people laugh, cry, and crave Mexican food. Her work celebrates Chicanx grit, resilience, creativity, and joy while exploring themes of identity and mental health.
Website: http://www.laekanzeakemp.com/
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anonymous

5 stars for Bad Vibrations and Nolanders, BLEH for others

Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2018

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First off - I beg of ALL authors PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE stop having your characters "roll their eyes"!!!! It gets on my last nerve to see that especially 3 times in one chapter and can sometimes turn me off on a good story and I stop reading. In my entire adult life (and I'm really old) there probably haven't been a half dozen times that I've seen a real human 'roll their eyes' and it makes no sense that every story character has to do it multiple times. Same for the word "HUFF" - it's way overused in modern stories - everybody has to 'huff' multiple times. Find some synonyms please! Goes back to English/Speech class in high school where I had the sin of 'redundancy' drilled into me by the teacher. for 50 years now I don't let myself repeat a word even in an inconsequential email - it sticks in my brain and I have to go back and correct one of them before hitting SEND. Now to the reviews.

1. Rune Gates 2 stars - started out okay enough, interesting characters. WAY too much violence and gore, but was going to wade through it. I thought it was going to be a time travel story but when it turned out those medieval characters were from another dimension, I lost interest and stopped reading.

2. Bad Vibrations 5 stars - thoroughly entertaining and a wild ride - I love fast paced stories without a lot of blather. Will definitely buy the 2nd installment.

3. Beyond the Veil 1 star - a fictional demon is one thing, but when one of the main characters is identified as one of the Seven Princes of Hell in the first chapter that was a big turnoff and I stopped reading. done with it.

4. Pisces 1 star - what a confusing muddle of 3 times too many characters, couldn't hold out long enough to figure out a plot. So I stopped reading.

5. Stolen Ink - based on the preview I'm not even going to bother.

6. Deception 2 stars - what a shock it turned into a vampire story after I had already gotten hooked on the characters. Way too much teenage high school melodrama - pages and pages could have been omitted. Then it devolved into a vampire killing spree. Too unbelievable a story even for fictional vampires. Very irritated at the overuse of the the phrase "rolling her eyes" "rolled her eyes" "rolled his eyes" at least twice per chapter. Why on earth does every modern story have all the characters 'rolling their eyes'????? So I won't buy the next installment even to find out what happens with Alexis/Cliff/Tanner in case they keep 'rolling their eyes'.

7. Dark Realm - will update after I try it.

8. Nolander definitely 5 stars! Most enjoyable science fiction adventure, believable characters and fascinating plot. Will definitely buy the 2nd installment. Tempted to deduct a star for the maddening 'eye rolling' that plagues every modern story - 3 times I think by the second chapter which almost made me stop reading, but I'm glad I didn't. Even one of the aliens was subject to eye rolling. PLEASE writers, STOP IT! I want to find out what adventures Beth will be facing next.

9. The Girl Inbetween 1 star - my head is still spinning from what appeared to be a never-ending nightmare of LSD hallucinations. Just couldn't take any more so after a few chapters I skipped to the end to find out what happened. Won't buy a sequel.

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A mix of different stories & talent

Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2017

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Bad Vibrations by Christine Pope
Fantastic read, well written, I really enjoyed this adventure with Persephone & Paul.

Pisces by Rachel Medhurst
Although, I had high hopes for this story because the concept seemed good, it just fell flat for me. I didn't really like this one. It was a bit confusing & to contradictory.

Beyond the Veil by Pippa DaCosta
This one hit all the right buttons. Muse was a great character, even if she was constantly getting in to trouble. And talk about picking the wrong men..

Bitter Ashes by Sara C. Roethle
Dark, strange, with just a touch of magic.. okay a lot of magic. Loved the humor in this one too. Definitely, one of my favorites.

Deception by Stacy Claflin
A teen book. Had a few typos & was a little rushed, overall it was a good read.

The Legacy of the Key by S.L. Morgan
A great adventure. Reese & Levi most definitely made this story a gem. Oh & let's not forget Harrison, proving that everyone has that one friend(or alien) that is always the comedian.

Nolander by Becca Mills
Definitely strange & wild, this read will have all the hairs on your neck standing at attention. As Beth found out, sometimes you are stronger than you think.

The Girl In Between by Laeken Kemp
This one is a little slow in places, but I just couldn't put it down. Interesting & intriguing read.

Rune Gate by Mark E. Cooper
I really liked this murder mystery & then drops the traveler from a different world. Not your normal murder mystery, a must read though. And of course it has cliffhanger.... Another one of my favorites.

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Bad Vibrations by Christine Pope

Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2016

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Bad Vibrations by Christine Pope

This is the second book in the Sedona Files series I've read. The first one was the most recently published Falling Angels. After reading Falling Angels, I was absolutely hooked and knew reading the rest of the series was an absolute must! I was not at all misguided in that knowledge. Bad Vibrations was excellent and I am more hooked on the series than I was before. I enjoyed seeing how it all started. Having begun reading the series with book #5, I enjoyed finally reading about Otto and at least part of his history with this group of individuals thrust together (and bonded) by bizarre circumstances. The characters in the book were dynamic and colorful. Both Persephone and Paul have distinct personalities (that's not to say that the others don't, this just wasn't their story so I'm not going to focus on them). Both have come to know living outside what is publicly accepted as normal and acceptable all too well. Persephone has been plagued for 20 years, since she was 12, by Otto, her spirit guide (and a faux-16th Century Eunuch). Paul is an astrophysicist who believes in UFOs, costing him a promising future as a tenured professor at his university. Now both Paul, with two masters degrees, and Persephone, who also has an advanced degree, find themselves doing work the majority of the world considers a joke (her as a full-time psychic and him authoring novels and becoming a figurehead in the UFO community). They are thrown together without any read explanation by the promptings (or demands) of Otto. One thing I particularly like about this series so far, is that the characters aren't just a bunch of young 20-somethings falling headlong into a passionate romance or middle-aged individuals getting a second chance at love. This book was a great reflection of what is becoming more and more prevalent in today's society: waiting until later on to settle down and get married (with Persephone being 32). Another thing I particularly enjoyed about this book was Christine Pope's treatment of what it means to be psychic. It is very clear that Persephone (and all psychics) only have certain abilities (though she has far more power than she is aware of). They are not all seeing or infallible. They can be wrong or miss things. They have faults and insecurities and fears. They are, quite simply put, human. It makes it that much easier to relate to Persephone's character. And that really applies to all of the characters. They all have their own quirks and shortcomings, strengths and weaknesses, all-too-human personalities and characteristics. And, at the end of the day, they are a community, albeit a bit unconventional, that looks out for one another (despite Persephone and Paul being new to the fold). It makes them an endearing bunch. Overall, I think this book is an excellent book to what I believe will prove to continue to be an enthralling series. The story line is intricate and keeps you guessing. I found myself surprised on multiple occasions while journeying through this book. The book concludes with a HEA ending for Persephone and Paul and does not have a cliffhanger. I will warn you however, the book has the potential to pull you into the series as a whole and not let you go easily when it's done. I, for one, am excited at the prospect of plunging into book 2: Desert Hearts.

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Reviewed in Germany on December 3, 2018

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In der Beschreibung heißt es "9 komplette Romane..." Es handelt sich jedoch jeweils um das erste Buch einer Reihe. Selbst wenn es einige Storys gab, die nicht schlecht waren, ist es schlechter Stil das nicht zu erwähnen. Für mich war das Zeitverschwendung.

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Satish K.

Five Stars

Reviewed in India on June 13, 2018

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Good, Solved my purpose

Sunseeker

Great appetizers

Reviewed in Canada on March 30, 2017

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A great set of books, each one exciting and unique. These "first" books set the stage for further adventures. It's a great introduction to several different writers.

Nigel Greenhill

Supernatural story's with lots of variety, each story is the first book in a series.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 18, 2016

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The first 2 stories are great, the others are not my cup of tea. The first by Christine Pope is in a series of 6 it I will be buying all 6.as it is a really good story about Aliens, this story on it's own gets a 5 star from me.

The second story is about a woman meeting her twin flame and going through the agony.s that twin flames have to go through before they can get together, I would give this book a 4. but because there are 12 in the series I will not be buying the rest.

As for the rest of the book, none of the story's grabbed my attention, but different people like different things, so that is just my personal opinion, I am giving this a 5 star because the first book was worth that rating and you cannot give a 4 and a half rating.

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carolann a.

more a 3.6. Stories range from excellent to poor

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 3, 2020

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As with all compendiums the stories are wildly variable. All are the 1st in a series.
Falling dark. Christine Pope. Book 1 of 3 of the watchers. Good story but ends on a cliffhanger which is really irritating.
Rune gate. Mark E Cooper. Book 1 of 2 of the runegate cycle. This was really excellent, so much so I stopped reading the compendium to buy the 2nd in the series (at full price) read that straight away, before returning to the compendium.
Beyond the veil. Pippa de Costa. Book 1 of 5 the veil series. Good.
Deception. Stacy Claflin. Book 1 of 12 of the transformed. Lots of irritating teanage angst but good story on the whole.
The Dark Realm. Anthea Sharp. Book 1 of 6 of Feyland. Wierd and confusing. Gamer story, not really my scene.
Nolander. Becca Mills.Book 1 of 2 of Emmanations. Very good.
The girl in between. Laeken Zea Kemp. Book 1 of 4 of the girl in between. Wierd, creepy, difficult to follow. I didn't like it.
Bad Vibrations. Christine Pope. Book 1 of 6 of the Sedona files. Okay but not outstanding. Mediocre.

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