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  Dry

  Per Jacobsen

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  How far are you willing to go for the ones you love … and how far are you able to go? 
  For Nathan Bray, this philosophical thought experiment becomes brutally real when an inexplicable event causes the oceans of the world to disappear, leaving him stranded on the dried-out ocean floor with his seven-year-old daughter.

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  Strung III - The Last Drop

  Per Jacobsen

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  In this third—and final—book in the STRUNG series, Randall Morgan and David Pearson face their biggest challenge yet. 
  In the form of a half-empty IV bag once connected to Randall's son, they have found a means that might be used to fight the evil that has infected the world. 
  The question remains, though, whether they can bring themselves to use it. Because during the massacre at Redwater, their enemy finally revealed his true face … and it looks so damn innocent.

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  The Beckoning Fair One

  Oliver Onions

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  A man, a house, a ghost, and a murder. This whimsical tale that leads lyrically to a terrible undoing is consistently rated one of the best ghost stories ever written. The twist at the end is wholly unexpected and the reader is left guessing whether, Paul Oleron, a failing novelist is the victim of an evil succubus that haunts his house and his dreams, or he is guilty of a terrible betrayal.

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  Witch and Famous

  Angela M. Sanders

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  For a tiny town, picturesque Wilfred, Oregon, has everything, including an impressive library housed in a Victorian mansion, a touch of magic in new librarian and fledgling witch, Josie Way, a visiting movie star—and a curious tendency toward murder . . . Josie and all of Wilfred are buzzing with excitement. A-list movie star Daphne Morris has chosen to interview Roz, assistant librarian and novelist, for her book club. But when the glamorous actress quickly charms both Roz's long-time love and sheriff Sam, the object of Josie's unrequited affection, Josie turns to the whispers from her beloved books for ideas on revising the plot. Yet soon there's another twist . . . At a party to celebrate the interview, Daphne's personal chef is found dead in a scene that all too closely echoes one in Roz's novel. It's clear to Josie that someone's idea of a happy ending means framing her friend. She'll have to read between the lines with the help of the library's enchanted stacks, guidance from her magical grandmother's letters, and her cat familiar, Rodney, to solve this murder before someone decides to stage a deadly sequel . . .

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  Heir - A Supernatural Crime...

  Judy K. Walker

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  One man killed, another poised on the edge between life and death… And it’s not over yet. 
  Adam Rutledge regrets that he missed his chance to stop the man terrorizing Beecham County, and that people close to him are suffering because of it. But Adam’s torment is only beginning. 
  No one is safe from the man in the shadows, as Adam will soon learn. But the serial killer isn’t the only threat he faces. Something even darker is assaulting Adam’s mind, an evil he can’t begin to comprehend. 
  Adam remains the only person who can put an end to the growing menace but, with his sanity hanging by a thread, he can’t do it alone. Together he and an unlikely ally must track down the only person who may understand what the madman has in store, the only person who knows how to stop him… They hope. 
  Heir is the third book and exciting conclusion of the Dead Hollow supernatural thriller trilogy. If you like stories where the characters are as multi-layered as the plot and the paranormal is gritty rather than glittery, then you'll love this otherworldly tale.  
  Buy Heir to uncover Dead Hollow’s most deeply hidden secrets today!

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  Berenice - Classic Tales Edition

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  Edgar Allan Poe pieces together the mind of a monomaniac, who is obsessed with the simple and mundane. He discovers, too late, that obsessions, though simple and mundane, can lead you to do unspeakable things.

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