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  Captain Hawklin and the...

  Charles F. Millhouse

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  December 1932 
  When Steven is assaulted and nearly killed by a strange commando squad, all evidence of their attack points to one person. Thomas Hawklin, Steven’s estranged father who has in his possession what the commandos seek. Hilana, Queen of the subterranean empire.With blood spilled and tensions high. Steven must work fast to prevent the armies of the surface world from invading the underworld kingdom. While in turn stop the underground dwellers from unleashing a weapon so devastating that no one on the planet could survive.Descending into the belly of the earth, Steven leads his team into the dark recesses of the planet. His mission: save Hilana, stop the attack on the surface world and prevent a madman from carrying out his insidious plot.Inspired by the cliffhanger serials of the early twentieth century, Captain Hawklin and the Subterranean Empire is a golden age adventure story, filled with Heroes and villains, giant spiders and beasts below. It’s an adventure story in the tradition of Buck Rogers, Doc Savage and Commando Cody.

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  Player Reached the Top - Book 10

  Rick Scar

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  From the get-go of the Game, Raven's been through a lot. But in the grand scheme of things, all his ups and downs are just steppingstones to greatness. Knowing this, he keeps pressing on, facing whatever comes his way and never wavering from his core beliefs. But now he's hit another tough choice: to kill or to help? And it's not just anyone; it's about Abenkhriar, the Guard of his Floor and a servant to someone who's not to be crossed.

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  A Matter of Ethics

  Russ Winterbotham

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  A Matter of Ethics written by Russ Winterbotham - Homer was a shy Faderfield bachelor; his visitor was a beautiful Pleiades girl. At any rate she was a girl, and Homer had a problem—A Matter of Ethics 
  The fly rod, the letter and the small jar of paint were, in a sense, half of the problem Homer Hopkins had to solve. The other half rested in his complex mind. 
  Fader's Fadeless Formulae had offered him a position, not a job, to take charge of its research department, at ten thousand a year, twice what he was paid at Faderfield Junior College to teach chemistry. All this was in the letter. 
  "But I like being a teacher," said Homer. And he looked at the fly rod. "And I also like to fish." Teaching chemistry had left him little time for fishing. The science had advanced with such gigantic strides that Homer was continually catching up on the subject. He spent his vacations going to colleges, and his off days reading literature, orienting himself. 
  The little jar of paint had brought it about. Homer had sent a jar like it to C. J. Fader suggesting that it be placed on the market. All Homer had wanted was a fat check, and a royalty which he could invest so he could retire someday. Instead, C. J. Fader had offered him a job. The Old Man, who ran the principal industry of Faderfield, would expect a new formula a month and Homer was afraid he might not be able to turn one out every month. Homer knew enough about C. J. to realize that if he offered ten thousand, he would expect a ninety-thousand profit. Homer could qualify for the first figure, but he wasn't so sure about the second. 
  And then the door bell rang.

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  Bitcoin Hurricane

  Kate Baucherel

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  High tech crime needs a high tech hero. 
  Welcome to London, 2045 - where financial systems have crashed, and the world's economies are on the brink of collapse. The only hope of salvation lies with Cameron Silvera, the legendary hacker known as the SimCavalier. 
  Cameron is at the top of her game, feared by black hat hackers across the world and trusted by corporations and governments to get their systems back online fast. Her identity is a closely guarded secret, but a message hidden deep in the very ransomware she’s cracking tells her that cybercriminals are on her tail. 
  With the clock ticking and lives hanging in the balance, Cameron clings to the last vestiges of anonymity, but a tenacious journalist blows her cover and she finds herself hunted by the very criminals she’s been trying to stop. Worse, her trusted lieutenant is blackmailed and forced to betray Cameron and their team. With a false trail planted, the real threat looms ever closer. 
  As the world teeters on the brink of disaster, Cameron and the team must race against time to take down the cybercrime syndicate and prevent a global wave of cyberattacks from unleashing chaos and destruction on an unprecedented scale. Will they prevail, or will the world fall victim to the greatest hack in history? The fate of humanity rests in their hands. 
  "Kept me reading to the very last page and left me wanting more..." 
  ”The writing is beautiful, clear and engaging. It has a twisting plot that keeps you hooked to the last.” 
  "Another great author who can weave a believable and thought-provoking world by detailed extrapolation of a few technological innovations."

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  Where do dreams go when they die

  Rachel Lawson

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  Daniel "Sandy" the sandman is mourning the death of his wife a dream. Zac his son visits Dr Death to help his father who is depressed and hiding out in his office in the dreamscape

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  The Grumpy Gecko

  Kelly Johnson

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  In a vibrant tropical jungle, Gus the grumpy gecko prefers solitude over games and laughter, which his cheerful neighbors enjoy. Through an unexpected encounter with Freddy the tree frog during a rainstorm, Gus learns the value of friendship and companionship. While still maintaining his preference for solitude, Gus finds a place among his lively jungle friends, discovering contentment in their acceptance and occasional participation in their activities.

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