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Thought-provoking fiction about the reality of government rule

Alina Rodriguez, a woman in her fifties, likes to take care of herself. Or perhaps it’s more accurate to say: She was diagnosed with a serious heart condition in her thirties, and gambling with her health isn’t something she particularly enjoys. This all comes to a crashing halt when a heart at...


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Under changing flags, through burning streets: A journey of two souls, distinct yet bound together against the backdrop of a nation’s unmaking

Those Who Fled is historical fiction full of resonant grace, prose so immersive you can feel the ashes on your skin and hear the gunfire. The characters show how ordinary p...


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Murder escalates to cloak-and-dagger intrigue, disrupting the placid off-season in this cozy seaside mystery.

The third entry in the Oceanic Park Mystery series takes place at the onset of winter, 2005. Ned Johnston by now has relocated to where he grew up, opting for a simpler life with a modest law practice to which he can walk from his home, a refurbish...


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A fascinating, important book on trust and freedom in the age of AI

Trust is a word we use constantly without necessarily stopping to consider what it actually means. We trust our doctors, our banks, our governments, our technologies, and increasingly, the systems that decide what we see and hear online. But what happens when the mechanisms that make trust...


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An ambitious investigation that invites us to reconsider what we think we know about UFOs

Gary S. Moshier isn’t relitigating the possibility that UFOs exist. They’re Here: UFOs and Their Occupants approaches existence as a foregone conclusion and jumps right into bigger questions. For Moshier, these are: What are UFOs? Who is running them? Why are...


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