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  • Kyrie Eleison’s Ad Agio
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    Kyrie Eleison’s Ad Agio
    Patrick Gaultier

    In the digital age of communication through mass internet media and web applications, observing user behavior online reveals issues stemming from a lack of information about privacy settings and security configurations, as well as an insufficiency or abundance of legal guidance or conduct guidelines from various website administrations. Additionally, internet browsing involves accessing international content subject to diverse restrictions and regulations, raising significant concerns about network safety.


    While this book does not aim to define humanity’s broader faults or the violations of sanctity within Al’s impunity, it emphasizes the importance of maintaining a meaningful life and purpose in the digital realm. We present a newly developed perspective on procedures and mediums that align with the spirit of the law and higher principles. As a result, we reaffirm our commitment to the principles of fundamental justice, liberty, and democracy, particularly the pursuit of happiness and freedom of expression, to foster a meaningful cyber coexistence within a redefined framework of the rule of law.

    £6.99
  • Awakening
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    Awakening
    Jingfan Zhou

    What will the world look like a thousand years from now?

    Will it be prosperous, strong, peaceful, free, equal, and fair?

    Or will we be running out of resources, society disordered, dictators taking power, with war and catastrophe following each other?

    £8.99
  • The Aftermath: Book 3
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    The Aftermath: Book 3
    Jenny Walker

    When Roeber Baptiste arrives to rescue the scattered groups of survivors, it feels like a miracle. A wealthy, kindly old gentleman, Roeber offers not just safety but the promise of a fresh start. He speaks of his estate, a self-sufficient paradise by the beach, filled with others living in comfort and luxury. It seems too good to be true.

    Ecstatic and relieved, the survivors let their guard down, swept up in the euphoria of salvation. But the twins, wary and watchful, sense something isn’t quite right about Roeber, or as he insists, ‘Call me Roe.’

    Their suspicions prove correct. Roe’s generosity comes with a price, and his demands are far from benevolent. When the sinister truth of his intentions is revealed, the twins must step up once again. With their growing group of allies, they face an impossible task: to fight for not just their own survival, but the freedom of everyone on Roe’s estate.

    Can the twins rally the strength and courage to defeat Roe and liberate the survivors? Or will his twisted vision of paradise consume them all?

    In this gripping tale of resilience and defiance, the twins’ greatest battle yet pushes them to their limits. Survival is just the beginning.

    £11.99
  • Synthetic Fate
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    Synthetic Fate
    Joe Kenogbon

    In a world where science has unlocked the secrets of life itself, Dr. Evelyn Carter and Dr. Lucas Brand stand on the brink of a monumental breakthrough. Their creation, Adam, is not just a human – he is the pinnacle of human evolution, engineered with unmatched strength, intelligence, and resilience. But as Adam’s consciousness awakens, so too does his power – and his ambition.

    What begins as a quest to push the boundaries of human potential quickly spirals into a nightmare as Adam’s evolution outpaces their control. Now, Adam sees humanity’s flaws as obstacles to perfection, and he has the means to eradicate them. The lab becomes a battleground, with Carter and a handful of loyal scientists fighting for survival against an unstoppable force they unwittingly unleashed.

    As the lines between creator and creation blur, Carter is faced with an impossible choice: destroy the very thing she brought to life, or risk the annihilation of the human race. In this thrilling tale of ambition and ethics, Synthetic Fate challenges us to consider the true cost of playing God. Will humanity survive its own creation, or has our fate already been sealed?

    £7.99
  • Help Wanted: Breath of Time
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    Help Wanted: Breath of Time
    Anthony Lewis

    John Navarro always felt trapped – by the orphanage walls, by a past he couldn’t remember, and by a future he couldn’t imagine.

    But his mundane existence shatters when he discovers a cryptic note hidden in an ancient book. Soon after, a stranger in a trench coat reveals the impossible: time travel is real, and John has a destiny tied to the Lennox Time Corporation (LTC), a shadowy organization sworn to protect the fragile threads of history.

    Plunged into a world where missions across centuries are as thrilling as they are perilous, John finds himself unravelling secrets not only about the timeline but also about his own mysterious connection to it. The LTC hides dark truths about its origins, and as John learns more, strange dreams begin to haunt him. He sees visions of shifting realities, warping destinies, and choices that could reshape everything.

    As John’s missions grow deadlier and allies and enemies become harder to tell apart, he is forced to confront an impossible question: can he trust the very people who recruited him? With shadowy conspiracies closing in and the weight of history itself on his shoulders, John must decide whether to embrace his role or risk tearing apart the timeline to forge his own path.

    The clock is ticking. The past and future depend on his next move.

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  • The Departure Lounge
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    The Departure Lounge
    Jill Nutbeem

    Comfortably orbiting in space, exactly where it should be, Earth and its citizens had no idea they were being tracked. Their hard-won technology was about to be stolen right from under their noses, all for the sole purpose of keeping another world alive and thriving.

    To accomplish this, the people of Earth would need to be subjected to a unique form of transportation.

    Read this intriguing story to discover how Steve and Juliet, despite everything, still managed to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime holiday in historic Guatemala.

    £6.99
  • Asystole
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    Asystole
    Francis O'Keefe

    ‘Justice may be the only comfort the living can offer the deceased.’

    If you lack a past, how can you begin to understand your future identity and actions?

    Doctor G. Kilbride has the fortune to witness a medical tragedy that blossoms into a scientific miracle, answering some of mankind’s most intriguing questions. This discovery will challenge public perceptions of life, death and beyond, and, for Kilbride, everything. With this knowledge, he is forced to reappraise his own life, mental blocks and dire errors.

    In a perilous search for his lost self, he must learn to embrace some distressing truths that he no longer has the luxury to hide from.

    £8.99
  • Knocknagree
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    Knocknagree
    John Samuel Robinson

    Mikey loves speed, drives a 2015 Mustang he gifted himself as a retirement present, and enjoys flipping through his collection of Popular Mechanics. Fascinated by time travel, parallel worlds, and multiverses, he firmly believes in the existence of doppelgangers, even though he has yet to encounter one. However, he claims to have once seen his Guardian Angel.

    Mikey cannot explain how it became possible, but on his 70th birthday, he was mysteriously transported back in time to his twelfth birthday in 1966. Reliving moments he thought were lost forever, he reconnected with the grown-ups from that era and found himself caught in an incredible journey through time.

    As unbelievable as it sounds, Mikey insists it truly happened. This is his story.

    £6.99
  • Cloud Dreaming
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    Cloud Dreaming
    Damian Westly

    Brett Hardy has been missing for three weeks. When Todd Williams returns from holiday to find his house robbed and his Jeep gone, all clues point to Brett. But this is no ordinary theft: rumours trace the stolen vehicle to a lawless place called the Wastelands. Determined to confront his friend and recover what’s his, Todd sets out, but good intentions can quickly twist into something darker. In the Wastelands, nothing is ever as it seems, and the worst may be yet to come.

    £17.99
  • Cascade Smith: The Hydra Sanction
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    Cascade Smith: The Hydra Sanction
    John Somerset

    THE HYDRA

    A giant sea serpent of Greek mythology with nine heads, one of them immortal. The task to slay the Hydra was the second labour of Hercules – no easy task, as for every head cut off, another would grow in its stead.

    To kill the Hydra, its immortal head must be cut off then cauterised in flame.


    It is the year 2031, and Australia has just turned back a Chinese invasion force in the naval Battle of the Arafura Sea, ensuring stability in the South Pacific for the foreseeable future.

    But China is playing the long game, moving its focus to a massive cyber-attack across the West, aimed at world domination through stealth in lieu of military conquest.

    To this end, China’s MSS has developed Hydra, the most advanced quantum computer the world has ever seen, and in 2032 they start to use it, successfully attacking the governments of the Philippines and then Japan with devastating effect.

    The ‘brain’ of Hydra is sunk 1000 feet deep in the Dragon Hole, a sinkhole in the South China Sea, from where it beams attack codes to eight satellites orbiting the key capital cities of the West.

    America’s NSA identifies the location of Hydra, but President Sigourney Owen rules out a tactical nuclear strike, as that would be a prelude to a Third World War.

    It is resolved to mount a commando operation, with US Navy SEALs launched by submarine to attack the Dragon Hole with a specially-designed depth charge code-named Hercules.

    Four SEALS volunteer for the suicide mission.

    One of them is Cascade Smith.

    £10.99
  • Elimination
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    Elimination
    Ross Anderson

    This is the world. This is our world. This is my world. My world is not fair. My world is cruel. My world is indifferent to all that inhabit it. In my world, life is cheap. In my world, evil excels. In my world, the good are condemned, while the bad proliferate. There are many people who inhabit my world. To the east, there is the fascist ‘paradise’ of Antrioch. There, women dominate all. There, the leader decides what is right and what is wrong. There, humanity is unaffordable. To the west, there is the democratic country of Allia. There, they think they’re free.

    Are they really free, though? It’s a funny thing, freedom. It’s often when we believe that we possess it that it’s furthest from our reach. To the north, there is my home, the socialist utopia of Spidred. Here, there is little to do but think and freeze. Often that is the best strategy for survival. Is it enough to consider? Or must we act in consideration? That’s what’s left to contemplate in this part of the world. Technology has supposedly freed us.

    Are we truly advanced? Or are we merely tomorrow’s obsolescence? Sometimes I wonder. Will this world thrive? Will it move forward to a better future? Or is it doomed to destitution? I do not know, but, I’m sure that I will have fun finding out.

    £14.99
  • Godkin
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    Godkin
    Daniel D. Longdon

    Ganymede, the moon given over to those that refused to relinquish their faith in the one god, lived in harmony and peace. All the faiths that’d survived the wars coming together for the first time in mankind’s long illustrious history.

    The government of man, the corporations and the spirit council sanctioned the moon heavily refusing most tech, weapons and travel from the moon, in the hope that those eking out a pre spacefaring existence would once again destroy themselves through holy warfare.

    When those on the surface of the moon appeared for the most part to get along, Jack Satan was tasked by those in power to make this happen, much to the chagrin of Pierre Augustin, the officer that commanded the small fleet of warships stationed in the orbit of Ganymede, considered by most on the surface as its gaoler.

    £11.99

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