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The border towns of North and South Nosinala – divided by a river as capricious as it is indifferent – lie in a fictional American frontier territory where fledgling laws and moral codes clash with ancient customs and shifting power struggles.
But are these burgeoning settlements truly prepared for the relentless advance of the modern world, which threatens to upend their traditions and reshape their way of life?
As native and incoming inhabitants navigate tribal, professional, and personal entanglements, their relationships collide in ways that are heartwarming yet brutal, well-meaning yet ultimately tragic.
A story of ambition, conflict, and the struggle to reconcile past and future, On the Border explores the tensions of a world on the brink of change.
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If It Is Turtledove to Water Back
Luca Fiocca, in this breviary, responds with irony and cheekiness to a recent statement by Charlize Theron, in which she said: ‘I’ve been single for 10 years, it’s not a long shot. Somebody just needs to grow a pair and step up. I’m shockingly available.’
To do this, he enjoys listing a series of creative approach techniques…
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Parvon Zin Koban Hunter Book 7: Carpe Diem
Earth is finally free, but the victory comes at a terrible cost.
Across the stars, powerful beings wait for their chance to strike, eager to plunder a weakened planet. Meanwhile, Feydon has been shamed, and he refuses to accept defeat. His honor in Gishma society is at stake, and he will stop at nothing to reclaim it.
For Feydon, there is only one path forward: revenge. It is death or glory, and he has no intention of being the one to fall.
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Mum’s Spell tells an enchanting and amusing tale of sibling rivalry with two young brothers that constantly compete, bicker and squabble.
Their mother, tired of the needless arguing and fighting, uses a little magic to teach a valuable lesson. Their mother casts a spell and each time the boys fight their toys mysteriously and ironically disappear!
At first, the brothers laugh it off, refusing to believe in their mother’s magic. But when their toys continue to disappear, each time they fight, the brothers begin to accept that perhaps the magic is real.
Is the magic real or is it all a coincidence?
Will they stop the spell before it’s too late?
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Darkness to Light: The Love that Saved Her
In this true story of redemption, a woman on the brink of despair turns to God, desperate for a new beginning after a toxic relationship nearly cost her everything. Battling self- doubt, destructive habits, and the aftermath of a life-threatening night out, she surrenders her pain to a higher power, praying for guidance and love. What follows is nothing short of miraculous-a transformation that will change the course of her life forever.
As her world begins to shift, she unexpectedly finds herself on a journey of healing and love. A mysterious connection with a man promises the romance she’s always dreamed of, but is he truly the one she’s been praying for? Fate will reveal its answer in ways she could never have anticipated.
This gripping tale weaves together faith, love, and the courage to change, reminding us of the miracles that can happen when we trust in something greater.
With moments of intense desire, heart-pounding anticipation, and a love that defies expectations, this story combines faith and romance with irresistible chemistry. It’s a tale of transformation, of trusting in fate, and of the fiery connection that can arise when two souls collide.
In its timeless elegance, this story brings back the beauty of the great novels of the 18th century, mixing timeless romance and the spice of modern-day passion.
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Uncle is the story of Joe and his Great Uncle Henry. Suddenly banished to spend a summer with this unknown relative, Joe finds not the ‘mad’ man his mother predicted, but his first true boyhood friend. Over the next ten years Joe and Uncle enjoy superb summer holidays of fun, adventure, learning, inspiration and exploration, which act as a buffer to the other events happening in Joe’s life; the death of his father, his mother’s remarriage and his long, lonely school years.
The advent of adulthood brings Joe the unwelcome realisation that while he has grown up, Uncle never has and maybe his mother’s prediction of madness is right after all. After several years of strained, infrequent contact between them, the tables are turned, and it is Henry who now needs the care and support that he once offered to a lonely boy.
This is a story of the struggle to understand and accept individual differences, the people and events that shape us, and the meaning of true friendship.
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Feed the Soul Not the Ego is a guide to living a healthier, more fulfilling life by shifting your mindset and manifesting a better version of yourself.
The book is divided into two parts. The first half shares stories that illustrate how living in a lower vibration can lead to a darker path, while the second half explores the power of higher vibrations and how they can lead to a more enlightened and fulfilling journey.
Written with honesty and simplicity, this book is designed to be an easy, accessible read. It is not religious but spiritual, offering guidance rather than instruction. It does not tell you what to do but instead serves as a gentle companion, helping you discover how to create a happier, more peaceful life – simply by being you as the best human you can be for yourself and others.
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Laurie can never escape her past. Every glance in the mirror or step down the street serves as a constant reminder of the tragedy that scarred her for life.
However, there’s a part of her history that perhaps Laurie shouldn’t forget: her strange, destructive friendship with Caitlin, a former resident of Violet Lake, the specialist children’s unit where they were both patients twenty years ago.
Caitlin, a turbulent and vivacious girl whose scars were so severe that Laurie has no idea what she even looked like, mysteriously disappeared from Violet Lake. Now, Laurie is determined to find answers.
Little did she know, the truth she uncovers will be far more shocking than she ever expected.
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Sherlock Holmes holds a singular place in the canon of English popular fiction. From inauspicious beginnings in an obscure 19th-century catchpenny magazine, Arthur Conan Doyle’s remarkable character has developed into a universally familiar figure with a global following. It seems everyone has heard of Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street.
Investigating Sherlock Holmes takes a fresh look at that world, recreating the time, place and people through meticulous new illustrations, maps and engravings, historical photographs, and period ephemera. Alongside drawings that richly reconstruct Holmes’ Baker Street milieu are news stories and images, adding up to an illuminating, immersive view of Sherlock Holmes and his era.£30.99 -
Detective Denison Faces Retirement!
Denison thought retirement would bring him peace, but one case still haunted him: the brutal murders of six informers. For years, he had suspected two men – Malone and Harvey – of orchestrating the killings, even while they served time for another crime.Now, with the pair freshly released, Denison convinces his reluctant successor to let him join the investigation.His wife was not pleased…
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