The Complete Canawlers Series
by James Rada Jr.
Genre: Historical Fiction

Five books and 900+ pages of history, adventure, and romance in this historical fiction boxed set.
The Civil War has reached the C&O Canal, and the Fitzgerald family is caught in the crossfire between North and South. Ride with the Fitzgeralds on their canal boat as they face natural disasters, Confederate guerillas, and the canal’s greatest enemy, the B&O Railroad.
This collection includes the novels: Canawlers, Between Rail and River, and Lock Ready. It also includes the novellas Lost Life and The Race, which are only available in this collection.

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The Bequest
by Jean Luntz
Genre: Romance

A regency romance with a ticking time clock…
Joseph Harwood has a problem: he has seven days to find a bride. If he does, he inherits his deceased uncle’s estate. If he doesn’t, he faces financial ruin and social ridicule. He has his eyes on Lady Rebecca, but his hearty longs for her cousin Gwen, who’s out of his reach.
Claude also has a problem: he has seven days to prevent his cousin Harwood’s marriage and receive the inheritance he believed would be his. Without the inheritance, he can’t pay off his insurmountable debt and will face servitude or death. His plan is to kidnap Lady Rebecca. What he doesn’t know is that he’ll fall in love with her when he does so.
Unbeknownst to both cousins, Claude’s creditor wants the estate for himself and will stop at nothing to get it.
Desperate men do desperate deeds, but who will win out at the end of the week when the terms of the will and the dust have settled?

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Heroes, Holidays, and Hope (Vol. 1)
by Dania Voss
Genre: Romance

Sacrifice. Valor. Patriotism. They fought courageously on the battlefield, now they’re fighting for love. This limited edition “must have” charity military romance collection benefits the Fisher House Foundation. The moving stories will make you believe in hope and love again. Pre-order today (gift some copies too!) and together we can make a huge difference.

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Regency Rumors
by Bethany Swafford
Genre: Historical Fiction

Juliet Sinclair knows her family are not traitors to the crown-the difficulty is in proving it. Driven by a desire to save the Sinclair name from disgrace, Juliet seeks assistance from her father’s old friends, the Burnhams. Unfortunately, her arrival does not go as expected, and Juliet finds herself mistakenly assuming the role of lady’s maid to Mrs. Burnham and her daughter Eugenia. This unintentional appointment provides her with an opportunity to gain Mrs. Burnham’s confidence and to investigate the treasonous rumors against her family as she assists Eugenia with preparations for her first London Season. But a grave threat hangs over the denizens of Burnham House, and Juliet has uncovered evidence that might prevent the family from suffering her own disastrous fate… if she can reveal the truth in time. Follow the adventures of Juliet Sinclair in “Regency Rumors,” Book One of the Sinclair Society Series.

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Maverick Gambit
by Marjorie King
Genre: Science Fiction

Knox always defends his own.
So when pirates plunder an impoverished town–a town that’s earned Knox’s guarded friendship–he’s going to do something about it.
The town needs shields to keep them and their children safe, and Knox will get those shields. But to get them, he’ll have to cross a powerful corporation with a dark secret that he’s about to stumble straight into.
First in a rollicking series!

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iPerimenopause: The Latest Upgrade to the Operating System of my Life
by Cristina Gherghel
Genre: Non-Fiction

Let’s dive into the wild world of menopause, or as I like to call it, the perimenopausal circus. If you’re in your 30s and suddenly find yourself sneezing uncontrollably or sweating like a polar bear in the Sahara Desert, congratulations! You’re premenopausal, my friend.
I was more clueless than a goldfish in a bowl about why my brain decided to throw an impromptu electrical party inside my noggin, causing so much pain! The migraines lingered like those unwanted guests who never know when to leave. Add in some speech impediment and wonky vision, and voila! I was convinced I had become a VIP member of the early-onset dementia club. Red carpet and memory loss included.
The panic attacks turned me into a human pretzel, seeking solace in the corners of rooms like a scared hermit crab. The despair was so real, it could have won an Oscar for Best Dramatic Performance.
This book is a hybrid of hilarious memoirs, obscure diary entries, practical advice, and more fun than you can shake a hot flash at.
If you find yourself doing things completely out of character, grab a copy right now. Even if you don’t learn a single thing (which is practically impossible because this book is packed with knowledge bombs), you’ll be thoroughly entertained.

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Catalog of desire and disappearance
by Ana Cruz
Genre: Teen & Young Adult

When Ana, a socially awkward 28-year old, finds a discarded diary on the streets of Berlin, she unwittingly uncovers a hidden world of desire, danger, and disappearance.
The diary belongs to Gabriella Meyer, a daring sex therapist living in the communist East Berlin during the 80s, where pleasure was a scarce commodity and danger lurked around every corner. As Ana delves deeper into Gabriella’s life and work, she discovers that her own sexual awakening and Gabriella’s sudden disappearance may be more intertwined than she ever could have imagined.
With each page of the diary revealing new secrets, Ana becomes increasingly obsessed with the enigmatic Gabriella and the dark truths that she may have hidden.
‘Catalog of Desire and Disappearance’ is a mesmerizing tale of passion, intrigue, and self-discovery that will leave readers breathless.

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Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns
by Sybrina Durant
Genre: Children’s and Middle Grade

Get this book in soft cover print to experience it fully. The Metal Horn Unicorn Tribe and their techno-magical unicorn friends from Unimaise are the perfect group to familiarize your child with metals and other elements in the Periodic Table. Their theme is No Metal, No Magic…and No Technology. Alumna starts out this elemental alphabet book by introducing the very necessary metal, Aluminum, on her element page. Dr. Zinko rounds out the alphabet by presenting facts and other fun information about the metal, Zinc, on his. Other members of the Metal Horn Tribe, plus some of their magical elemental friends, will give some great insight into the properties of 23 additional pure metals from the periodic table. There is one special unicorn in the book whose horn and hooves are an alloy created by combining Copper and Zinc. Cornum, the Brass-Horned unicorn will reveal some interesting things about that metal. Readers will love learning some magical and sciencey facts with the Metal Horn Unicorn Tribe. A unicorn themed periodic table, trading cards representing each of the 26 unicorns and their elements plus fun lesson cards; and more are also available as printable downloads. Kids will have fun singing along with the No Metal, No Magic song, too.

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The Alewives
by Elizabeth R. Andersen
Genre: Historical Fiction

A humorous, medieval historical mystery featuring three unlikely female sleuths.
Gritta, Appel, and Efi managed to survive the Black Death, only to find that they are in desperate need of money. With limited options and lots of obstacles, they band together to become alewives – brewing and selling ale in the free Alsatian town of Colmar. But when an elderly neighbor is discovered dead in her house, the alewives cannot convince the sheriff and the town council that her death wasn’t an accident, it was murder. As the body count piles up, the ale flows and mystery is afoot!
Set in the tumultuous years after the most devastating pandemic the world has ever experienced, The Alewives is a playful romp through a dark time, when society was reeling from loss and a grieving population attempted to return to normal, proving that with the bonds of love, friendship, and humor, the human spirit will always continue to shine.

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Song of Earth
by Carol (C.S.) Hand
Genre: Science Fiction

Fix the planet. Save the people. You have six months. When the alien Visitors give Sam and Jade this ultimatum, they make two ordinary teenagers responsible for preventing human extinction. The teens’ best ideas involve telepathy, music, and an environmental school. And unknown humans are sabotaging their efforts—vandalism, bombings, shootings. Are they—and humanity—doomed?

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Ink on a Page
by Jamila Mikhail
Genre: Contemporary Fiction

Written in various styles, multiple points of view and across a plethora of genres, these ten short (and some not-so-short) stories will have you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions as you turn each page. Some are intense, some are funny, some are profound, others are outright strange, but they’re all memorable in their own right.
Forlorn Memories follows Canadian nurse Annemarie as she falls in love with German soldier Hans during the Second World War and the catastrophic consequences of their liaison, while Purrfect Kitty follows a lonely man named Tim’s online quest for love and the nasty surprises that awaited him on the other side of the screen.
Renegades tells the story of a young woman who wakes up in an unknown man’s body one morning and must figure out a whole new life without letting anything show, meanwhile, Wait lets the reader in on intimate conversations between the elderly at a hospice when a new, younger, resident moves in.

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The Vengeful Dead
by Cynthia Richards
Genre: Fantasy

The Dead don’t always rest in peace.
Dunham Raynor is a second-rate psychic traveling with a rundown medicine show. Months after the end of the American Civil War, Dun and his partners head west with dreams of easy wealth. They finally have a chance to make some real money when they cross paths with a murderess in a small Missouri town. The blackmail job is sure to give their band of swindlers the stake they need to reach San Francisco. But luck is a fickle mistress.
Marked by magic as a youth, Dun isn’t the fake he pretends to be. His mysterious tattoo of an Ouroboros allows him to see and speak with the Dead. When the ghost of a Confederate soldier arrives with a dire warning about the little town’s imminent destruction, Dun must choose between loyalty and his own skin.
The Undead never forget.
Dun tries to escape his past by traveling west along the Santa Fe Trail, but vicious killers haunt his every step. Their ruthless games turn deadly as Dun’s new traveling companions are brutally slaughtered. Are the supernatural hunters bent on delivering justice, or is the Necromancer holding their leash after revenge? The answer lies in the living Ouroboros embedded in Dun’s chest.

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Dammi Mille Baci-Vienna Calling Book 1
by Hyunah KIM
Genre: Romance

A captivating recent release! In the city of Vienna, Hyunah falls for Axel, a gorgeous artist. But can Hyunah understand the magic behind Axel’s art – or win his heart?
Life is short, Art is long…
Travel with me to Vienna, and discover a mysterious, beautiful artist. What is art? How does one become an artist? Dammi Mille Baci deals with a story of a man haunted by his childhood trauma, and the only way he could find peace with himself is through art… expressing himself on canvas, and the company of his favourite horse. His source of misery became an inspiration to be a painter. An artist. And I fell madly for him… The artist shows me a whole new world of beauty and art, but his traumatic past prevents him from fully embracing his feelings…. Will he ever open up to me? Will he accept my heart? This story based on true events will take you on a fascinating journey in the historic city of Vienna with its rich culture and art, and how it influenced and changed my life forever.

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Rogue
by Tam DeRudder Jackson
Genre: Romance

A rogue games the system…
Baz Cormac never intended to be a rogue, but fate had other ideas. Pledging loyalty to a goddess as evil and untrustworthy as the Morrigan is its own kind of hell, but Baz has a plan to force the goddess’s hand. Accidentally discovering the profound lie she’s used to keep him and his band of rogues under her power drops him squarely in the center of a cosmic tug-o-war. No matter which way he leans, someone is going to lose—and it looks more and more like that someone may be Baz.
A talisman fights her fate…
Delaney Ferrell has spent her life trying to live down her uncle’s choice to turn rogue. As a warrior-talisman hybrid, she’s done her best to serve the warrior trainer Scathach and the warrior community as a protector. A cryptic letter concerning the orphaned daughter of a friend sends her to his abandoned home where she encounters a lone rogue with fighting skills no rogue should possess. Instead of killing her outright, he kidnaps her and takes her to his lair—a training room he built himself. He presents a terrible danger to the community, one she must neutralize. So why does he have to be so damn charming?
The future of the warrior community is in their hands.
Inadvertently discovering Delaney is his fated mate throws all of Baz’s plans into chaos. Now they’re ensnared in a cosmic game of chess, and no matter which way the two of them choose to play, one of them is going to lose. She will never follow him into the rogue’s life, but after what he’s done, the warrior community won’t welcome him back with open arms either. When the goddesses come calling, demanding he choose between a rogue’s freedom and a talisman’s love, he’s torn in two. Somehow, they must find a way forward together because after only a few days with Delaney, Baz can’t imagine a life without her.

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Morrow’s Con – Opening Gambit
by Earl James
Genre: Suspense / Thriller

A character like no other…
People call him Morrow. They aren’t sure if that’s his first name or his last and they don’t care. They call him when they’re in trouble. They call him when conventional methods don’t work. They call him when they need a solution that no one else can offer.
Morrow is a product of the streets. At an early age, he learned to anticipate what people would do given a few choices. He became a self-educated student of human nature and later in life, he became a con man. Morrow isn’t tougher or more experienced than his opposition. He rarely wins a fight. He’s conflicted and troubled by his past. He’s just an average man who blends in and earns his living by out-planning and out-thinking his adversaries.
Now, he’s about to launch his first-ever full-fledged con. He knows his objective, he’s designed his plan, he’s selected his team, and he knows he’s ready to act. It’s what he doesn’t know that could be his downfall.

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Conducting Love
by Mari Jack
Genre: Romance

Clarinettist Alicia Maxwell had been heartbroken when her teenage sweetheart, drummer Ian Brown, moved away. They were young, in love, plus he was gorgeous, mature, and they shared a love of music. Now, years later, Ian has returned. Music reunites their friendship and conducting a youth band together brings them even closer.
Trying to keep an even tempo means more than a smooth performance and when obstacles are placed in their path, the renewed romance they yearn for seems a distant dream. As the band plays on and the beat heightens, Ian and Alicia muddle through the hurts of their younger years.
Is it time to move on and admit that it is too late to rekindle the past, or is there a promise of something special between them?

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Happy In your Skin: Is Rafa different? Explore with Rafa about how he learns about his cultural identity
by Erlin Kakkanad
Genre: Children’s and Middle Grade

Discover the stories that often aren’t told.
Did you know that children as young as preschoolers are curious about their race and ethnicity when they are among other kids in school from diverse backgrounds?
This book helps tell the story of Rafa, who is in preschool and is curious about why his skin color is different.
Young Rafa has a wonderful family. They are from India and now live in the United States. Rafa loves where he lives, but sometimes he gets strange questions that he doesn’t know how to answer.
“Why are you brown?”
“Why are you so different?”
Rafa never knows what to say when he gets these questions… until he talks to some of the adults in his life!
It turns out that many people have gotten questions like that, and they can help him with what to say! His doctor, teacher, and parents help Rafa understand who he is and how to be proud of that.
Dear parents and teachers, Here is why I wrote this book:
Why is my skin color different? This was the question my preschooler asked me.
While it was a shock and hard to process at the moment for me, I knew I needed to help my child navigate through these feelings and curiosities about his identity.
This book is a tool for parents to navigate questions about differences
and give our children a sense of pride and security in who they are.
A resource for teachers who can help children learn new ways to embrace everyone’s uniqueness.
My mission through this labor of love is :
To help all young children to become exceptional future leaders through cultural sensitivity and awareness
And to be happy and secure in their own skin.
For parents to know that you don’t have to do it all alone.

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The Alewives
by Elizabeth R. Andersen
Genre: Mystery

Colmar, 1358 CE
Gritta, Appel, and Efi managed to survive the Black Death, only to find that they are in desperate need of money. With limited options and lots of obstacles, they band together to become alewives – brewing and selling ale in the free Alsatian town of Colmar. But when an elderly neighbor is discovered dead in her house, the alewives cannot convince the sheriff and the town council that her death wasn’t an accident, it was murder. As the body count piles up, the ale flows and mystery is afoot!
Set in the tumultuous years after the most devastating pandemic the world has ever experienced, The Alewives is a playful romp through a dark time, when society was reeling from loss and a grieving population attempted to return to normal, proving that with the bonds of love, friendship, and humor, the human spirit will always continue to shine.

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Upon Further Review: The Search for Truth and Reality in the Abrahamic Faiths (2nd Edition)
by Emory Lynn
Genre: Non-Fiction

Upon Further Review is a journey of discovery based on 21 years of rigorous, comprehensive research into the truths proclaimed by the Abrahamic religions of Christianity, Judaism and Islam, with an emphasis on the world’s most popular religion—Christianity. It provides, in a single source, the very best evidence available in the 21st century for answering many of the most profound questions humans have ever pondered: Is there a supernatural “higher power,” and if so, does it warrant our devotion? Is this the God of Abraham as described by Judaism or Christianity or Islam? What are the historical truths about Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad? Will Jesus be coming back? How did our universe and planet come to exist? How did human beings and other biological species come to exist? What is the source of purpose and meaning in our lives? Where does our sense of morality come from? What will be the ultimate fate of each of us?
The author, now retired, was a launch vehicle designer for NASA during his aerospace career. For most of his adult life he had a goal of eventually determining, once and for all, if what he was raised to believe (Christianity), and what he long professed to believe, is actually true.
Fortunately, we live in an age when honest-to-goodness factual answers to these questions are available through many branches of science, modern biblical scholarship, philosophy, logic, history and more. Unfortunately, we also live in an age that has come to be called the “age of misinformation” and the “post-truth age.” You’ll learn how to navigate through the information and misinformation to arrive at an understanding you can confidently live by.

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The Trident’s Justice
by George Norris
Genre: Suspense / Thriller

A failed black-ops mission in eastern Europe has retired NYPD detective and Navy SEAL Michael Keough recalled back to Washington. It’s there that a random encounter with a gunman leads Keough to uncover a conspiracy targeting the highest levels of the United States government. The case has local law enforcement, the FBI, and the Secret Service on high alert to stop a potential presidential assassination. But Keough is not convinced of the gunman’s true intentions—and the deeper he digs, the more disturbing the plot becomes.

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