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The Price of Freedom

by Brandon Pawlicki

A fast-paced conclusion to a science fiction trilogy, "The Price of Freedom" follows a group’s inspired fight against a tyrannical foe. Michael C. Bland’s harrowing science fiction novel "The Price of Freedom" is about rebellion... Read More

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The Moth

by Karen Rigby

"The Moth" is a wry noir novel in which an everyman with a complicated past navigates criminality and its consequences in Los Angeles. A pawnbroker on the criminal fringes encounters trouble in Scott Archer Jones’s entertaining novel... Read More

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The Water Carriers

by Aimee Jodoin

An intricate and empathetic speculative novel, "The Water Carriers" follows a billionaire’s growth toward concern for the thirsty planet. In Gregory Greunke’s imaginative dystopian novel "The Water Carriers", a wealthy heir aims to... Read More

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Anticipation Day

by Willem Marx

Simulated escapes are forwarded as a government incentive for people to live healthier lives in the cerebral science fiction novel "Anticipation Day". In Jeff Michelson’s visionary science fiction novel "Anticipation Day", innovations... Read More

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E-Therapy

by Joseph S. Pete

A therapist seems to forget her professional training when she is pulled into an online scheme in the psychological thriller "E-Therapy". In Richard Carr’s gripping thriller "E-Therapy", a therapist kindles an online relationship... Read More

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Octavo

by Brandon Pawlicki

A Renaissance-era artist’s diary stands to shock the world, and to change the lives of those who possess it, in the entertaining and revealing novel "Octavo". Marty Neumeier’s gripping thriller "Octavo" is about the secret life of... Read More

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Adrenaline Rush

by Willem Marx

Adrenaline Rush: Pain Games is a complex soldier’s story set during the Iraq War. Bevin Goldsmith’s intense military novel Adrenaline Rush: Pain Games follows a guarded military officer through the accomplishments, failures, and... Read More

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