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  • Truth to Tell

    The enthralling Scottish crime thriller

    Series Book 7 - DI Kelso Strang
    It is a bitterly cold night, with rain falling and an edge of snow. Under the sickly yellow lighting in the lorry park, three men are looting precious cargo from the tarpaulined trailers - but the crack of a gunshot pierces the night, and everything changes.Six months on and a key witness at the subsequent murder trial finds herself under police protection in the remote ancient highlands around ... Read more

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  • Captain Lucy in France

    by Aline Havard ...
    “The really nice part about doing hard work is that you feel so happy when you’ve left off,” remarked Janet Leslie, stretching her lazy length on the shady grass with arms beneath her head. “Lie down again, Lucy. We have still half an hour to rest.” “I’m not tired. I haven’t worked as hard as you and Edith, because I stopped to read Bob’s letter,” said Lucy Gordon, turning toward the other girl of ... Read more

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  • The Blind Musician

    Enriched edition. An Exploration of Social Injustice, Redemption, and the Power of Music in 19th-Century Russia

    In "The Blind Musician," Vladimir Korolenko weaves a poignant narrative that explores themes of resilience, artistic passion, and the human condition through the life of a blind musician. Written in a lyrical style that embodies the rich emotions and vivid imagery characteristic of Russian literature at the turn of the 20th century, the novella delves deeply into the poignancy of existence, ... Read more

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  • The Princess Aline

    According to Wikipedia: "Richard Harding Davis (18 April 1864—11 April 1916) was a popular writer of fiction and drama, and a journalist famous for his coverage of the Spanish-American War, the Second Boer War, and the First World War. Davis, whose mother Rebecca Harding Davis was also a prominent writer in her day, made his reputation as a newspaper reporter in May to June 1889 reporting on the ... Read more

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  • THE PRISONER OF THE CEO - A Dark Stalker Romance & Romantic Suspense

    by ALINE ROSA ...
    Some cages are made of iron. Hers was made of obsession.Valentina Ribeiro has spent the last five years running. From her past, from the cartel, and from the blood on her hands the night she stole something she shouldn't have. Out of options and out of money, she accepts the only job that seems like a lifeline: personal assistant in an isolated mansion in the mountains.But the Vargas Mansion isn't ... Read more

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  • No Strings

    by Aline Hunter ...
    Diane and Zeke have one tragic thing in common—they've lost their spouses. Despite years of group therapy, neither has been able to move on with their life. So when Zeke suggests a one-night, no-strings fling, Diane decides she has nothing to lose. It will take a passionate evening to reawaken desires, fantasies, and sexual pleasures they've long forgotten. And before the sun rises, they'll ... Read more

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  • The Pedigree of Fascism: A Popular Essay on the Western Philosophy of Politics

    by Aline Lion ...
    If one may judge of the importance of a political event by the number of articles and books printed on the subject there is no question but that Fascism is one of the most important movements of the post-war world. Strange to say, however, the light thrown by most of these publications fails to illuminate the points most interesting to foreigners. This is probably due first of all to the fact that ... Read more

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  • Captain Lucy and Lieutenant Bob

    by Aline Havard ...
    The Major's glasses, if you please, Miss Lucy, said Sergeant Cameron, pausing in the doorway with a bow. Lucy, who had run down-stairs on hearing the bell, smiled a good-morning to the tall, soldierly figure that blocked the sunlit entrance, and went into Major Gordon's study for the forgotten glasses. "I was to tell Mrs. Gordon for the Major," Sergeant Cameron added when Lucy returned to the door ... Read more

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