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Fake News 1893 by Michael Rodney Moore

An atmospheric historical novel where greed and counterfeit silver fuel a forgotten American hoax “…He knew there was a price to be paid, and he was tired of waiting for the bill to be delivered.” History often leaves behind unanswered questions. Fiction gets to imagine the rest. Drawing on the real “Great Bakersville Riot” hoax […]

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The Emissary (People of Nyame) by Dwayne E. Hackett

A centuries-old war captures the attention of an alien behemoth in this thought-provoking political sci-fi adventure. It has been two hundred years since the people of Umoja escaped an increasingly hostile Earth. The planet, ravaged by environmental destruction, had split into those who had the power and those who didn’t. Like countless times before, the […]

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Friday Videos Love Patty Cake

It’s Friday! WOOT. What are you up to this weekend? Have you noticed the way the light has changed since mid July? I really notice the seasons making a big fast change in August, and then in November. Not looking forward to November. Let’s chill in August for awhile. Or chill as much as we […]

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You’ll Be Sorry by Lisa Gardner

Children in the White Mountains village of Shereford used to skip rope to a rhyme about colours. Red witch, blue witch, black or white; one for love, one for fright. Nobody could explain it. Nursery rhymes rarely survive on sense, and New England has never been short of witch lore. Then a dog starts digging […]

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The Divorce by Freida McFadden

The Divorce by Freida McFadden on July 29, 2026 Genres: Fiction / Thrillers / Psychological, Fiction / Thrillers / Suspense, Fiction / Women Pages: 368 Format: Audiobook, eBook Buy on Amazon Goodreads Naomi was living the quintessential love story. Boy meets girl. They fall in love, get married, buy a dream house, start a family… […]

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Unwrap Your Candy by Jesse Miller

A gripping, contemporary echo of Joyce’s Ulysses that bursts with its own creative vigor Thom Evans’s experiences over twenty-four hours at the end of his work day bear similarities to those of his century-old predecessor from James Joyce’s Ulysses, Leopold Bloom. Like Bloom, Thom is the everyman antihero, living an unenviable humdrum life: getting chubby, […]

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The Boy Next Door by Dan Helpingstine

A moving story about a complex, intimate friendship between two unlikely people Don first meets Alice Roland at his father’s funeral, a time that is mired in grief. The sister of Don’s friend, Alice comforts Don by simply asking how he is doing, an innocuous but meaningful question. The premature death of his father has […]

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Devil’s Tango (The Third Estate 2) by D.R. Berlin

A ruthless assassin returns from three years off the grid to expose the shadow organization behind his best friend’s murder in this action-packed, gadget-driven conspiracy thriller. Kai Lovac left the Assassins Guild three years ago after a betrayal on a cliff edge, and he returns only when his oldest friend, financier Ryan Manning, turns up […]

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A Trade of Blood by Robert Jackson Bennett

In a shuttered room in a dying house, an old woman asks her doctor to make the cat dance. He puts a fluted pipe to his lips and plays a note too high for human ears. The little green creature climbs down off her lap, rises onto its back legs, and begins stepping about the […]

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Pink Ink by Avina St. Graves

Roughly halfway through Pink Ink by Avina St. Graves, a man takes a woman on a date to a house where somebody was recently torn apart. He holds the door for her. She has brought her own latex gloves and shoe covers, and she picks the lock in under three minutes while he watches with […]