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  The Jimmyjohn Boss and Other...

  Owen Wister

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  This is the fifth published book of Owen Wister, author of the archetypical Western novel, The Virginian. Published in 1900, it comprises eight Western short stories. (Summary by David Wales)

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  Entropic - Stories

  Mr. R.W. Gray

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  In his second collection of stories, author and filmmaker R.W. Gray (Crisp) once again finds the place where the beautiful, the strange, and the surreal all meet—sometimes meshing harmoniously, sometimes colliding with terrible violence, launching his characters into a redefined reality. A lovestruck man discovers the secret editing room where his girlfriend erases all her flaws; a massage artist finds that she can alleviate her clients’ pain in more ways than one; a beautiful man invites those who want him to do whatever they wish with his unconscious body; and a gay couple meets what appear to be the younger versions of themselves, and learns that history can indeed repeat itself.

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  Mado

  Alexander Tsypkin, Paul Lazarus

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  From acclaimed, Russian writer, Alexander Tsypkin, MADO tells the story of an errant Russian businessman who gets more than he bargained for when he tries to have a little fun on a trip to Peru. Part of a collection of short stories titled, Sammynolie and Other Stories by Alexander Tsypkin - Translated by Paul Lazarus.

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  The Return of Sherlock Holmes -...

  Maxim Jakubowski

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  Fifteen brand-new stories about the British super sleuth by an assortment of talented tale-tellers!   Sherlock Holmes and Watson have been household names for generations. In this new anthology from Maxim Jakubowski, you can read all about the dynamic duo in a new light and revisit the legacy of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. From brand new stories to deeper looks into famous Sherlock Holmes cases, fans have a new chance to delve into the world of Holmes, Watson, and their crime-solving capers.   “One highlight is Paul A. Freeman’s imaginative ‘Sherlock Holmes and a Case of Humbug,’ in which the detective doubts Ebenezer Scrooge’s change of heart resulted from ghostly visitations and uncovers a violent crime. Another is Eric Brown’s eerie ‘The Curse of Carmody Grange,’ in which Holmes investigates a disappearance from a sealed room attributed to a centuries-old curse.” —Publishers Weekly   “I have been a fan of Maxim Jakubowski for years. There just is no finer mystery writer and editor anywhere.” ―Alexander Algren, author of Out in a Flash: Murder Mystery Flash Fiction

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  The Cask of Amontillado

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe is a chilling and masterfully crafted tale that delves into the dark realms of revenge and betrayal. Set against the eerie and claustrophobic backdrop of a labyrinthine catacomb, the story centers on Montresor, a man whose carefully orchestrated scheme for retribution is driven by deep-seated resentment and a burning desire for vengeance. Montresor feels profoundly wronged by his acquaintance Fortunato, and in a bid to exact his revenge, he meticulously devises a plan to ensnare Fortunato under the guise of friendship. 
  Montresor lures Fortunato into the catacombs with the tantalizing promise of sampling a rare and valuable wine, Amontillado. As they venture deeper into the cold, damp recesses of the underground vaults, the festive atmosphere of the carnival above starkly contrasts with the grim, oppressive environment below. Poe expertly builds suspense through Montresor's calculated manipulation and Fortunato’s growing sense of unease. The story unfolds with a growing sense of dread, revealing the depths of Montresor's cruelty as his sinister plan comes to fruition. 
  The themes of pride, revenge, and the human capacity for cruelty are explored with profound intensity in this dark and unsettling narrative. Poe’s ability to evoke a sense of mounting terror and his exploration of the darker aspects of human nature make "The Cask of Amontillado" one of his most enduring and disturbing works. The story’s chilling conclusion leaves a lasting impression, compelling readers to reflect on the consequences of vengeance and the depths to which people can sink when consumed by hatred.

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  Holiday Sparks

  Shannon Stacey

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  Home for the holidays, a woman discovers the nerd from her high school is all grown up and hot in this sexy novella from a New York Times bestseller. 
   
  House-sitting for her parents seemed like a good idea, until the microwave blew up and the lights went out. 
   
  Now Chloe Burke thinks upgrading the electrical system of her childhood home while they are away would make the perfect Christmas gift. Fortunately, there’s an electrician in town who can get the job done by the holidays. 
   
  Scott Quinn has wanted to get his hands on the Burkes’ wiring for almost as long as he’s wanted to get his hands on their daughter. Chloe didn’t notice Scott back in high school, but she’s noticing him now, and soon they’re indulging in a little festive fun: no strings, no expectations. After all, Chloe plans to get out of this goldfish bowl of a town and back to her real life in Boston by New Year’s. 
   
  But Chloe and Scott discover they enjoy each other’s company just as much out of bed. Could their holiday fling turn out to be the real thing?

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