Megan is special, she’s magic. Living in Newark New Jersey, working as an IT consultant she is hiding a terrible secret. Hiding from the people that hunt her for her powerful abilities, hiding from her past…. until one day she comes face to face with pure evil. And instead of hiding, her true nature and magic puts her in the middle and places her life in danger.
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Punctuation, for Pete’s sake.
Midnight’s Gambit (The King’s Son Trilogy Book 1)
At least the cats are happy.
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The Case of the Very Dead Lawyer (Michaela McPherson Mysteries Book 4)
I guess this appeals to someone… maybe…?
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“Loose Threads” is NOT for the squeamish or prudish. The narrative delves into controversial topics and contrary viewpoints.
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Ooh, no thanks. I only enjoy novels which tell me exactly what I already think.
Pirates 2.Arthemise De Lomvast
It’s almost impossible to figure out which is the byline and what language it’s written in, but at least we know it’s “Novel.”
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Robert Heinlein definitely deserves better. (h/t Nick)
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The story of J.D. Wilkes is the story of people’s lives, of hard times, of redemption, real life choices and real life consequences. One should put away preconceived notions of what defines a “Western” when considering Shadow Soldier. J.D. Wilkes is three dimensional, not always right and not always moral.
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Yeah, I think someone already invented “anti-heroes” in Westerns about 50 years ago, chief.
