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Awakening : Lucy Plume
Awakening: An Erotic Novel
Eleanor Clarke dreams of oceanic encounters and Katherine Moreland introduces her to one beyond her wildest dreams.
Each woman feels desired and understood by their tentacled lovers, and increasingly attracted to each other, but soon a figure from Katherine’s past surfaces to disrupt their mutual erotic pleasures and threaten their future together.
A novel-length erotic adventure, primarily tentacles and f/f, irresistibly tinged with sci-fi and fantasy.
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Phoenix Rising : C.S. Wade
Phoenix Rising: Anunnaki Wars
A prince awakens from a fiery crash in an unknown time. His people legends fading into the mist of time. Long forgotten.
Sinister enemies hide in the shadows spreading chaos as they pit empire against empire. Whispers of foul deeds and unspeakable acts proliferates as death spills across battlefield’s.
Riders of the Solar Sailors carry news of the unrest to the Council of Nine and the High Temple of the Seer of Radiance as they travel the great energy currents.
Ghost walkers, powerful mysterious, priest and priestess of the temple are sent to investigate. What they discover is an elusive, and savage enemy.
At the center of the whirlwind is control for the Anunnaki Empire. It’s the maelstrom from which blood will flow as the wrath of war rises.
Into this anarchy a young queen, her consort, and two powerful brothers fight for the very survival of their people. The past entangled with the present. Forced to sacrifice for love, house, and empire.
This is the first book of a sweeping space opera spanning galactic empires and generations. Full of mystery, intrigue, romance, and adventure. The rise and fall of powerful alliances fill the pages of this magnificent saga, Anunnaki Wars an epic series sure to delight Science Fiction/Ancient Aliens fans everywhere.
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The 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Freelancing : David R. Rodriguez
The 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Freelancing
Are you thinking on taking the freelance route? This book is perfect for you!
You know, becoming a freelancer is a decision that will completely change your life and having proper information is key, specially at the beginning. Still remember when I started I had no clue on what was I supposed to do, little less was I aware of the challenges I would be facing and as a consequence I made all sort of mistakes that pushed me to limit of thinking is this was actually the path I should follow. Luckily for me, I was able to overcome all those issues and became a successful freelancer.
I don’t want you to suffer as much as I did and that’s the reason why I have created this book, so that you are aware of the problems you’ll most likely be facing and put action plans in place to prevent them or correct them. Also, this will give you a glimpse on what it takes to be a freelancer so that you can make an informed decision on whether this is the correct path for you or not.
These are The 10 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Freelancing.
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God’s Sacred Feast : Carol Gosa-Summerville
God’s Sacred Feast
Passion, suspense, and love are the main ingredients in “God’s Sacred Feast.”
Set in Sipsey, Alabama, in the 1960s, the characters face life-loving as well as life-threatening conflicts.
Deacon Branhope “Sugarfoot” Collins flirts with celibacy after he’s brought before the deacon board after being named in an embarrassing scandal.
Meanwhile, an ex-girlfriend, Freddie Dee Varner, leaves him a set of tantalizing pictures that he can’t find the courage to dispose of.
When the town’s pariah is accused of robbery, Sugarfoot becomes a sleuth in search of the truth. And as his connection to other members of the community brings him to the center of their conflicts, he unexpectedly becomes the love interest of the town’s beautiful heiress. But will Freddie Dee let go?
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Indian Immigrant : Biku Ghosh
Indian Immigrant
‘We looked for workers. We got people instead.’ – Max Frisch
Indians have been travelling to and settling in Britain since 1600, about as long as Britons have been sailing to India.
Colonialism powerfully altered what being ‘Indian’ meant culturally and legally in Britain – a meaning quite differently perceived in India. The lived experience of Indians venturing into Britain varied in their historical context, gender, class and individual circumstances.
In the first three hundred years of Indian immigration, many perished in harsh conditions they faced during their journey and in an inhospitable country. Shorter first part of this fiction tells stories of some of them as well as of few who successfully integrated into the British society albeit facing many difficulties. The second part follows the lives of some Indians in interconnected stories of the few who arrived in the UK since 1960 to fulfil demands in various public services, successfully integrating into the British society albeit facing many prejudices.
Right-wing agenda claims an insular ‘all white-England’ apparently under threat from the non-white aliens. Nativist British hostility to immigrants has increased since the Brexit Referendum.
This book tells the stories of Indian immigrants not as an offshoot of race relations but from their perspective.
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Borderlifer : Sara Elizabeth
Borderlifer
A little over a year ago, I began writing poems and over time amassed almost 200 poems. This book is a collection of those poems.
They are mostly about what I was going through at that time, but also things in my past and overall my journey going through these things in my life while dealing with and having a mental illness. Things such as love, loss, grief, abandonment, happiness, the whole of the emotional spectrum.
Being diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, these poems represent what it’s like to live with this disorder and how deeply it makes me feel and just how vast my emotions run on the pages of this book.
The poems in this book were put in chronological order to show what it’s like to be inside the mind of someone with Borderline Personality Disorder. To Start a conversation about mental illness and end the stigma surrounding it. To give insight into what someone with mental illness goes through and to give hope to others who are going through it, that they too are not alone.
Count And Write More Blessings With Me : Minister LaVonne Dennis Thomas
Count And Write More Blessings With Me
We motivate ourselves by counting our blessings many times throughout each day, but how many times do we write them and share them with others to motivate them?
This book consists of an interactive format that will encourage children and adults to count and write their blessings while containing them in one book.
Hopefully, your blessings will motivate you to become writers who will share your blessings. let this positive cycle continue from generation to generation.
May you become the best writer while counting and writing more blessings with me.
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Particularly Peculiar People : Barbara Gibson Taylor
Particularly Peculiar People
The hit television series, Seinfeld, was once described as “a show about nothing.” The same could be said of Particularly Peculiar People.
Although the events in her life are of little consequence, B. Lynn views them through a curiously distorted lens that turns “something about nothing” into “something about something.”
In this collection of vignettes, B. Lynn wades through the muck of childhood, adolescence and adulthood, keenly observing the absurd and learning valuable life lessons:
– Getting too chummy with God is not conducive to living a long and healthy life
– Fingers make convenient playmates
– It is not a good idea to aggravate her mother’s eyebrow
– It is impossible to hum Jimi Hendrix’s version of the Star Spangled Banner
– Grandmothers are physically disgusting
Wickedly humorous and irreverent, with an undercurrent of poignancy as B. Lynn exposes her own vulnerabilities and abiding love for the people she so mercilessly caricaturizes, Particularly Peculiar People begins in the 1950s and continues until B. Lynn is older than she would like.
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Mathco College Algebra : L Muriel Locke
Mathco College Algebra: The Step-by-Step Study Guide
Need help with your algebra course? Then Mathco College Algebra was written just for you. This study guide can help you to lock-in all of the fundamental concepts of College Algebra.
The study guide gives you easy-to-learn Math notes and definitions, rewritten to help you understand the concepts. Each chapter shows you completely worked, step-by-step examples for each lesson presented. This study guide also provides you with study tips and helpful hints for working with factoring of polynomials, algebraic fractions, radicals, logarithms, and more.
The topics include linear equations and word problems, functions and graphs, equations and word problems involving polynomials, algebraic fractions, radicals, logarithms, and exponential expressions. The study guide also covers linear and non-linear inequalities, linear systems, factorials, counting theory, and the binomial theorem.
Mathco College Algebra is especially helpful for students in the following courses: College Algebra, Precalculus, Math Analysis, Math Concepts, Algebra II, Developmental Math II. It may be also be used as a reference guide for Applied Calculus, and Calculus with Analytic Geometry.
Use Mathco College Algebra as your personal Math partner to achieve greater success in your Math course.
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The Lakebed : Tim Stone
The Lakebed
An earthquake shatters the Pacific Northwest and drains a prehistoric lake by a sleepy Washington town.
Al Dragunov, a brilliant young immigrant who escaped personal demons in his native Ukraine, finds himself drawn into the bowels of the dried lakebed. Underneath, Al discovers a . . . room. A simulacrum. A site of inexplicable, irrational experiments since time immemorial.
When the world shakes, the town’s battle-hardened police chief—Michelle Bardo, a Baltimore transplant who sought greener pastures out west—is busy investigating a murder committed by a local pilot. As the social order buckles in the quake’s aftermath, Michelle struggles to solve the crime and protect her troubled daughter from the encroaching bedlam, while Al searches for answers about the lakebed and his own tortured past.
Their fates entwine as they each seek out an elderly physicist who, months earlier, mysteriously vanished from his laboratory on an island in the lake.
All the while, an ex-con and musclebound sociopath, Dom DeRuglia, goes on a sadistic rampage—at once exploiting and contributing to the chaos of a world already teetering on the edge.
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