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  The Grimoire's Heir

  Craig Walston

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  "Upon my death or madness, deliver this Grimoire to it's Heir." 
  When that note dropped out of the book and onto Huxley's lap he had no idea his life was about to change. He was holding no mere book but a Grimoire. A tome so secret and powerful most go their whole lives never even seeing one. They are written by Embers, powerful people who can bend the world around them with some form of magic no one understands but them. They are heroes to Huxley, and when he sees the opportunity to study one of their Grimoire's and unlock its secrets he takes it. What starts out as a dream quickly turns into something else as he is swept into an adventure that threatens his home, his life and his very sanity.C

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  The Screaming Skull

  Francis Marion Crawford

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  First published in 1911, The Screaming Skull,  is a charming little tale of murder and revenge from beyond the tomb.The Screaming Skull is a paranormal object, a human skull which per legend speaks, screams, or otherwise haunts its environs. The Screaming Skull haunts the house in which it is closeted in a sealed hatbox.

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  Imp Series Books 10-11

  Debra Dunbar

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  WARNING: This series has laugh-out loud antics, an OCD werewolf, and a sexy angel. Get ready to binge read this bestselling antihero urban fantasy series! 
  This Imp Series set includes: 
  *THE MORNING STAR* 
  *WITH THIS RING* 
  What readers are saying about the Imp Series: 
  "Funny as hell." 
  "The Imp Series is now in my top ten favorite series." 
  "Laughs galore!" 
  "This series is excellent and truly one of my favorites of all times." 
  "Dunbar has created one of my favorite characters in Sam, the imp." 
  "The character growth, the signature laugh out loud moments, the impy antics....This series... is truly in the top three of my favorite series ever." 
  "Debra's Imp Series is a must read for any Urban Fantasy fan."

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  A Zloor For Your Trouble!

  Mack Reynolds

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  A Zloor For Your Trouble written by Mack Reynolds 
  Prescott stood to make a young fortune if he could capture a martian zloor—dead or alive! Was there a catch to it? Only for the hunter! 
  "Keep my size out of it," I snapped. I indicated with a thumb a little statuette on my desk. "The guy my mother named me after was pint size too. He got along all right." 
  He looked over at Bonaparte. "Ummm," he said. "Napoleon was a big name once—but he's only a bust now." "Listen, you're asking for a bust yourself. Why don't you run along? I'm busy." 
  He ignored me, found a chair that had nothing but a few magazines on it, tossed them to the floor and sat down. "Your name was brought up because you're the smallest professional hunter on Earth. It'd save a few thousand credits in getting you to Mars and back." "What in kert are you talking about?" I growled. "The government wants a specimen, at least one, of a zloor." 
  "A what?" "A zloor. A small Martian animal." I scowled at him. "And just why does the government want a zloor?" "That's a secret." 
  "Okay. I'll tell you another secret. Somebody else can catch the government a zloor. I've never been off Earth and I haven't any particular hankering to go now." 
  "I doubt if you could have got one anyway." I said easily, "If anyone else could catch it, I could." 
  He reached for the doorknob, "I'd lay a thousand credits against that," he said. He began to leave. "Wait a minute, buddy. Are you just sounding off or have you got a thousand credits you don't care what happens to?" 
  He turned and faced me. "I am willing to wager a thousand credits that you can't capture a zloor." 
  "How big are they?" "About the size of a rabbit." I glowered at him. "They very fast, or very poisonous, or what?" He shrugged. "They can't run quite as fast as a common Terran hare, and I understand they're quite gentle." 
  "Then why haven't they been captured?"

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  Malfunction

  J.E. Purrazzi

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  They Say the Ends Justify The Means 
    
  When Menrva, a geneticist in the subterranean city of survivors known as Bunker, responds to a call for help from Cowl, her former best friend, and Bas, a renegade cyborg, she makes a vital mistake and places all three of them in danger. As they struggle to escape City guards, cyborg soldiers, desperate scavengers, and ravenous aliens, they find in each other something they never expected: family. 
    
  During a battle, an attacking cyborg manages to overcome her programming just long enough to deliver a cryptic message. The trio is forced to decide if they will risk death -or worse, capture -to seek out the truth about the City, or if they will fight only for themselves. 
    
  This fast-paced, gritty first book of the Malfunction Trilogy introduces a future caught between destruction and oppression, where Menrva and her friends must decide if the ends justify the means.

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  Mammoths at the Gates

  Nghi Vo

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  The wandering Cleric Chih returns home to the Singing Hills Abbey for the first time in almost three years, to be met with both joy and sorrow. Their mentor, Cleric Thien, has died, and rests among the archivists and storytellers of the storied abbey. But not everyone is prepared to leave them to their rest. 
   
   
   
  Because Cleric Thien was once the patriarch of Coh clan of Northern Bell Pass—and now their granddaughters have arrived on the backs of royal mammoths, demanding their grandfather's body for burial. Chih must somehow balance honoring their mentor's chosen life while keeping the sisters from the north from storming the gates and destroying the history the clerics have worked so hard to preserve. 
   
   
   
  But as Chih and their neixin Almost Brilliant navigate the looming crisis, Myriad Virtues, Cleric Thien's own beloved hoopoe companion, grieves her loss as only a being with perfect memory can, and her sorrow may be more powerful than anyone could anticipate . . .

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