adventure

  • The Vampire Mariki by Joseph Howard

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    Against a malevolent vampire, a daring prince named Mariki sets out on a thrilling quest to safeguard his kingdom in the ancient kingdom of Kemet. But that’s not all – for Mariki, his challenges are twofold. As he delves deeper into this perilous journey, Mariki uncovers long-hidden family secrets that shake his very foundation, as well as the perilous power grab of his stepfather and wicked stepbrother. And here’s the twist – Mariki is no ordinary mortal. As a vampire, he soon discovers he is unique, destined to traverse the ages, interacting with cultures across the globe.

    Joined by his maker, a wise mentor, and a fiercely loyal protector, Mariki sets off on an extraordinary odyssey, where loss, pain, and heartache test his resilience at every turn. In the midst of these trials, he unearths profound discoveries and experiences a tapestry of emotions, including electrifying thrills of adventure, tender warmth of romance, and even moments of lighthearted comedy.

    In this enthralling tale, shadows lurk around every corner, and enigmatic mysteries shroud Mariki’s path. With each twist and turn, the story keeps readers on edge and craving more, blending fantasy, horror, and suspense. Every twist and turn keeps readers on the edge of their seats, eager for more to come. With his quest to uncover the secrets of his lineage and confront the forces of darkness that threaten his beloved kingdom, Mariki embarks on a grand adventure through the ages. Take part in a breathtaking adventure that explores human nature and reveals a world you never knew existed.

  • Five Moons: Resurrection by William Parker

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    Five Moons: Resurrection is science-fiction with the full flavor and robust action of a guns-blazing western. At the same time, the comedy of human nature balances the drama in this end-to-end action adventure.
    Outworld veteran, Dallas Blake, struggling to start his life over after the Corporate War. buys a war surplus starship never meant for sale. The alien enigmas of this ship engulf Dallas as he struggles to overcome his grief at the loss of his entire family. Dallas discovers that his artificial crew are all copies (called moons) of the human crew lost during the ship’s last mission as the Five Moons sets out to rescue Emma, an innocent young girl. The Mercs had killed her parents and kidnapped Emma for a monthly ransom in gold to keep her alive.
    In order to rescue Emma, Dallas needs help. So, he goes to Moss Kata to find Luke and Sam, but they all end up in jail. Mariah breaks the men out of jail. Dallas is nearly killed.
    The Five Moons arrives at the jungle planet only to discover Dallas’ old nemesis in orbit, but Dallas refuses to turn back. He’s determined to save one little girl. To save Emma, though, Dallas must first save a young jungle girl, Sophie. She guides Dallas’ squad through the jungle trails to find Emma.
    But that’s where Dallas and the crew of the Five Moons run out of luck. For all that they got right, they are put on the run by an entire Merc Battlegroup commanded by the man that gave the order to kill Dallas’ whole family. In the end, only Dallas Blake and the crew of the Five Moons can save Panara-5, their homeworld, from total annihilation at the hands of the Mercs. This one’s a nail-biter right down to the end.

  • The Year of the Tsunami by Derrick Credito

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    A fearless yet reverent story of a young Hebrew scribe’s promises to his late grandparents, who had escaped the Holocaust.

    “A vacation for the mind and soul.”
    ーBrad W. Cox, author of Children of the Program Trilogy

    “A novel of discovery, told from a unique voice at a unique time.”
    ーMichael Chin, author of My Grandfather’s an Immigrant, and So is Yours

    In 2004, when world-traveling Wes Levine arrives in New Zealand by way of Bangkok, he forms two life changing relationships. First, Wes meets Harry, a gay British heir with ties to a progressive Dutch synagogue that needs a new Torah scroll. Then, along comes mysterious and free-spirited Kayla, who offers Wes room in an Amsterdam canal house she shares with an eccentric painter.

    With Harry as a sponsor, Wes scribes a Torah to commemorate his grandparents, doing so in the same city they’d fled during World War II. After work, Wes navigates Amsterdam’s alluring Red Light District, where sex sells and anything goes. When Wes and Kayla fall in love, they also fall on the radar of a ruthless sex trafficker with a score to settle.

    An ambitious first novel, The Year of the Tsunami is about how far someone is willing to go in order to keep a promise, even in the face of devastating consequences.

  • Mythical by Laurie Bowler

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    It’s illegal for mythical beings and people to experience passionate feelings. However, laws can be broken.

    When Ezekiel is discovered meandering the Elfands, he realises the punishment is death. Frantically, he lies about his character hoping the mythical beings will spare his life.

    Jenilia has zero faith in the human, not simply because he communicates in the language of men. Men lie, but in Elvish, lying is impossible. In a snapshot of instinct, Jenilia chooses to allow Ezekiel an opportunity: learn Elvish, uncover his insights, and she will liberate him.

    As Jenilia and Ezekiel journey together, they develop a strong friendship and feelings for each other. Ezekiel uncovers a deadly plan which leads to the destiny of the Elflands in his hands. Ezekiel has a decision to either put his life at risk to save the Elflands and the mythical people who despise humans or walk away and return home.

  • Last Fables: Fraudewolf – Illustrated Edition by J.M. Congdon

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    Over a century ago, a hero single-handedly brought an end to an age of horrors and monsters, and the world has mostly recovered from the devastation since. But the world once again is threatened by darkness. In the realms of carnivores and herbivores, a female jackrabbit has spent ten years in search of a wolf, seeking to be taught what he fears above all else. This volume includes 44 full color illustrations.

  • The Harem: A Steamy Adventure by Victoria Rush

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    When Jade travels to Marrakesh for a North African vacation, she’s captivated by the sights and sounds of the bustling metropolis. But when a handsome and mysterious sheik invites her to join him on his desert caravan, she hesitates deciding to accept his offer.

    The next day, she takes a camel ride out to his encampment and is mesmerized by the serene beauty of the Sahara landscape. But when they reach his camp and Amir introduces her to his stable of young and pretty wives, her thoughts suddenly turn to a different form of entertainment.

    After Amir treats her to a private Arabian belly dance in his tent, she heads back to the women’s tent with one of the girls and they make love on the warm desert floor. For the next couple of days, Jade immerses herself in the culture of their peaceful nomadic lifestyle, sampling all of their special delicacies.

    But when an unfortunate mishap suddenly turns their plans upside down, Jade and the rest of the girls must find a way to escape from the middle of the desert and make their way back to civilization. Join Jade as she’s taken on a wild and erotic journey through the wilderness, making memories that will last her a lifetime…

  • THE CARRIER by _N_U_A_N_C_E_

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    After a science experiment goes terribly wrong, a young medical student is forced to bear the consequences as she becomes the only surviving carrier of a deadly novel virus.

  • The Ridgestone Way by Simon Gillard

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    Set in the Docks on Ridgestone, life is hard, trying and bleak for all, and those that stay have little choices, almost as if their fate is set and bestowed upon them, against their will.

    A short story, this is a fiction book with a mystery/thriller spin.

    For one dweller, another path is unraveled is the most peculiar of ways.

    The book is enticing and exciting, and the reader will be surprised as they progress through the story to learn that not everything is as it first appears, and you’ll be left asking questions you want answers too.

    What action will follow next?

    Where am I now?

    Follow the questionable journey as choices lead to situations no one could have expected or favored.

    A mix of both creative writing and literal descriptions, this book will suit everyone who enjoys an intense and involved experience.

    Do not miss out, this tale is one unlike you’ve discovered before, and the meaning behind what is The Ridgestone Way, awaits you.

  • Night Cap by Chris Bostic

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    Any other time, Hope might have enjoyed a personal tour of the renowned Bison Path Distillery. But not with Alyssa along. Hope’s internet-famous diva of a boss was a handful to look after on her mildest days.
    With a room full of rare, priceless bottles, and rack houses loaded to the rafters with some of the most exclusive barrels on earth, Hope was ready to try some samples. Definitely a healthy night cap when the long day was done. However, all that expensive bourbon made the distillery a ripe target. So, of course, a big heist would have to go down while Hope was visiting.
    Alyssa was no help in a situation like that, or pretty much any other time. Fortunately, they traveled with an ex-cop for a bodyguard. With Lee’s help, they at least stood a fighting chance of getting out alive.
    Please be advised – The Bourbon Heist Series is recommended for mature audiences, ages 18+

  • Runaway by Susan Sheehey

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    An action-packed, fiery romantic suspense as addictive as it is dangerous!
    $0.99 through preorder only.

    A year running for his life felt like a nightmare from which Reed Monroe couldn’t wake. But with the cartel after him for stealing their money as a DEA cybersecurity specialist, and his bosses believing he was a mole responsible for killing his partner, running was the only option. At least until he proved he was innocent. Someone within the DEA was willing to do anything to prevent him from digging up the truth. He just had to live long enough to prove it.
    Skye Winters buries herself in mystery novels, desperate to escape the monotony of Cascade Creek, Washington. Her most exciting time is imagining customers’ adventurous backstories at Rock Road Diner. Including one handsome stranger looking for a job as a cook. All of his stories are as unlikely as the next. Until one shocking day a cartel assassin blows up her reality, revealing his stories aren’t fictional. This adventure is more dangerous than she imagined.