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Riders
of the Seven Hills by Lad Moore
Lad Moore
tells tales ... some of them long, some of them short and some
of them - by his own admission - pretty tall. All of them re-create
a world of recent yesterdays to set some folks to rememberin'
and others to dreamin'. read
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The
Black Garden by Joe Bright
A
young university student from Boston takes on the summer job,
in a small rural town, of clearing the accumulated rubbish from
the house and garden of an elderly man, George O'Brien, and his
granddaughter, Candice. The task is not as straightforward as
he at first thought and Mitchell finds himself drawn into the
mystery surrounding the Black Garden and the lives of his employers.
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A Thousand Beauties by Mark Adam Kaplan
Overweight
and jaded, rich and lonely, Rupert Ruskin clings to an obsessive
belief that if he can witness a thousand beautiful sights in a single
day, his shattered and sordid existence will turn to bliss.
But
his dreamquest for A Thousand Beauties is stalled when beloved and
eccentric ex wife, Elaine, bursts back into his life with disturbing
news.
Ruskin
now has to make room for a more immediate and secret plan ... but
should it be for a wedding or a funeral? read
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A
Wilderness Arcade by Alex Stolis
In
his first full-length poetry collection, Alex Stolis explores a
multitude of fascinating, yet flawed characters: iconic movie directors
creating their scenes, a despondent emperor in a tarot card, a female
bullfighter preparing for battle, Dick and Jane dying slowly in
the suburbs. From mysterious old letters addressed to a lover in
West Hollywood, to anonymous authors who quietly lament the loss
of an old world, Stolis' skillful use of exquisite language and
his exploration of universal human truths make for an impressive
and compelling compilation read
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Until
the Skies Fall by Liza Granville
Until
the Skies Fall is a thought provoking and intriguing tale narrated
with humour and great compassion. It is a truly different view and
account of a very possible future that questions what it is to be
human... read
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"Motley
companions undertake a quest across the hostile terrain
of a far-future world in the hope of averting a planet-wide disaster,
and along the way discover the real meaning of what it is to be
human. Liza Granville takes classic ingredients for high adventure
and mixes them together with a generous dash of humour to cook up
a tale that is all her own." John Grant
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The
Devil Can Wait by Marta Stephens
The
city of Chandler, Massachusetts is plunged into terror when the
bodies of three local teenagers wash ashore. While homicide detective
Sam Harper hunts down the guilty, a sinister plot emerges overseas
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"Serial
murders, small-time crooks, an ancient prophecy tied to a cursed
ring, and a beautiful reporter who's as dogged in her pursuit of
the truth as Harper himself - Stephens fits the pieces of the intricate
plot together with the assured skill of a master craftsman. It's
a pure joy to watch it all come together." J.D. Rhoades
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The
Jealousies by Benjamin Stainton
"Inspirational
a truly great poetic read." Lisa Stewart
"Brilliant, original, evocative, vivid
wonderfully
sinister and often very beautiful." Jane Darwin
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The
Bait Shack by Harry Hughes
"A
stunning first novel. An up-to-date take on the classic American
murder mystery. Harry Hughes tells his suspenseful story in quick-paced
and colorful prose and creates dozens of sharply drawn characters,
including Dale Cooles, an unforgettable anti-hero in the Philip
Marlowe tradition." Michael Lydon read
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Pincushion
by Anne Morgellyn
Pincushion
is the third in a series of psychological thrillers that chart the
adventures of Louise Moon and her precarious love affair with brilliant
but unconventional pathologist and former boss Chas Androssoff read
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Powerful
in its metaphoric compulsiveness, bleak, disturbing, intelligent
DM Thomas
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Silent
Actor by J. Michael Wahlgren
With
a wry, quiet humor and compelling vision, Wahlgren's search for
grace and understanding throughout life is wrought with passion,
yet his poems remain quietly elegant and straightforward as he discusses
sex, heartbreak, marriage and other human experiences read
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