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Root Rot
Saskia Nislow’s thrilling and fast-paced horror novel "Root Rot" is about family dysfunction and the inescapable reality of returning to the earth after death. The Crybaby, the Liar, and the One Who Runs Away explore their...
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Saskia Nislow’s thrilling and fast-paced horror novel "Root Rot" is about family dysfunction and the inescapable reality of returning to the earth after death. The Crybaby, the Liar, and the One Who Runs Away explore their...
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A delivery boy tasked with delivering a package faces a series of deadly obstacles in the absurdist graphic novel "The Last Delivery". The story turns with the unpredictable intensity of a dream. Its nameless hero, uniformed and...
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by Nick Gardner
As much as the heartwarming memoir "Through Old Ground" is about its subject, it is also about those he loves and cares about most. In a loud, clear, and often hilarious voice, Randy Cross brings the American South to life in the...
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by Willem Marx
Personable and unapologetic, the poems collected in "Northwest Poems" are spirited in their observations of the mundane. Playful, introspective, and sometimes elegant, C. E. Rivers’s poetry collection "Northwest Poems" narrates the...
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"Bread" is a thoughtful Christian parable set in a divided world in which one life can make a difference. David Templeton’s engrossing Christian novel "Bread" is a spiritual parable about the transformational power of relationships....
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With suggestions for building a just and equitable society, "The Nature of Good Government" is a ranging political science text. H. Doyle Smith’s musing book "The Nature of Good Government" addresses a range of political and economic...
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Treating insurance claims as a legal negotiation and naming strategies to win, Broken Promise is an insider’s guide to navigating insurance industry behaviors. Concerned with the contemporary responses of the insurance industry to...
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by Mari Carlson
In the inspiring novel "Inside Me", a woman’s future happiness is dependent on her ability to reconcile herself to her troubled past. Based in truth, Zoe Hethershaw’s novel "Inside Me" is about a father’s influence on his...
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