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Leather, Love and Tattoos
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It might be the shiny chrome or the rumble of the 88 Twin Cam engine that caught her attention, but it’s the cocksure man leaning against that magnificent iron horse that gets Abby Pearce’s blood boiling. Having a rich daddy allows her to live...
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Supermilk Inc.
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Supermilk Inc. is a book representing what may become a new genre in fiction: animystic. A genre where our modern culture meets with a mystical perspective. It deals with ideas about responsibility and innovation in the technology young adults...
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Change Of Heart
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Karen is content with her peaceful, predictable life in a small northwestern Canadian mountain town. Life has been unfolding just as she planned . . . until suddenly, it isn’t. One day, when she goes to wake her daughter, she finds her...
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The Warbler's Call
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Stephen is successful, incredibly wealthy, and happily married with two amazing kids. Yet, he is unsatisfied. As time ticks on, Stephen finds the trappings and luxuries of his life—the consumerism, the waste, and the ego—distasteful. He dreads...
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Nightingale Omega
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For years vampires were peaceful creatures, only feeding on the willing. But that changed when the coven took over, pledging their race to the God of Debauchery and Murder. Now they are feared by the other races, driven by their lust for blood...
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Origins
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Every family has its legends and myths—a history filtered through the lens of beliefs and values and embroidered for retelling. This origin story is of the fictional Davis family, English immigrants determined to farm in Canada’s North-West...
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Dead Man's Legacy
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Salvatore Marchetti has spent thirty-two years working at the same small bank in Queens and his heart is failing, so when amateur bank robbers overlook a small fortune during a heist, Sal seizes the chance of a lifetime—he pockets the cash for...
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Palmsvale
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A short distance up the West Coast you will find Palmsvale. Home to a thriving movie industry some may say it is just another sun-drenched paradise, but there is much more to it than palm trees and suntans. Living among its citizens is a weirdo...
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The Music of the Gridiron
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An offence with attitude and a mean streak. A defence so radical it’s dubbed “the Weird.” A fractured coaching staff ready to come to blows. It is Head Coach Arne Viimets’ third year at McGill, and he’s been told his contract will not be renewed....
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Woes of a Lonely Child
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This is a story about a man named King who transformed an abusive childhood into a criminal enterprise worth millions. He left home with his younger brother when they were teenagers to escape constant hunger and violent abuse of their mother....
