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Arlette’s Story: A powerful and emotional WW2 historical novel
by Angela Barton
(2,415 Reviews)
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With the threat of war closing in, how far will she go to protect those she loves?
France, 1940. Arlette Blaise has always lived a peaceful life on her family’s farm in the unoccupied south, sheltered from the horrors of war. But as Nazi forces sweep across the country, that fragile calm shatters. Harvests are seized, rationing tightens, and the German occupation creeps into even the quietest corners of France.
When Arlette’s brother joins the Resistance, Arlette and her father are left to protect their home from the ever-present threat. But Arlette’s courage pushes her to take a dangerous risk. She shelters Saul, a Jewish man marked for death by the Nazis, and discovers love in a time when every decision carries deadly consequences.
As the authorities close in, Arlette must decide how far she’s willing to go to protect those she loves. But when violence reaches her doorstep, can she save her family — or will the war destroy everything she’s fought to protect?
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The Octopus: A Thriller
by Jacob House
(9 Reviews)
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Something massive is moving beneath the waters of Puget Sound.
When disgraced marine biologist Dr. Leah Trask returns to Friday Harbor after a decade in exile, she expects nothing more than routine field research aboard the aging vessel Catalyst. The job is small, the funding is thin, and the work should be quiet.
But the ocean has other plans.
Strange sonar readings begin appearing near the deep canyons of the Sound. A whale carcass washes ashore marked with enormous suction wounds. Fishing boats vanish in calm water. Divers report shadows moving in the dark far below the trench.
Then Leah finds the records.
Decades earlier, a classified research program captured deep-sea creatures for experimentation inside a hidden underwater facility. The scientists thought they were studying intelligence.
They never realized what they had trapped.
One specimen escaped.
Now it has grown into something vast, scarred by captivity and frighteningly aware of the world above it. As viral footage spreads panic across the region and reckless thrill-seekers flood the water searching for the “Red Deep,” Leah and park ranger Mason Reeve race to uncover the truth behind the abandoned experiments.
Because the creature in the trench is not a mindless monster.
It remembers.
And in the cold, black depths beneath Puget Sound, it has begun to hunt.
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Three Days Earlier: A Psychological Thriller
by Lynn Walker
(1,071 Reviews)
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Rachel Sharpe sees things. Dreadful things. When she locks eyes with someone, it hits her like a jolt of electricity — an ominous sense of impending doom for that person. She doesn’t always know what tragedy will strike them, only that it will be terrible.
To survive, Rachel avoids eye contact at all costs and keeps relationships limited to a few “safe” people — and her tracking dog, Ruby. She thought Aaron, a man she couldn’t resist, might be safe too, until she actually sees the tumor behind his eyes. Three months later, he is dead from brain cancer.
Now Rachel is panicked. What if she didn’t sense Aaron’s cancer — what if she caused it?
Then comes her most chilling vision yet: the busser at a local restaurant is stalking women. Three weeks later, a woman last seen outside that same restaurant disappears.
Rachel is frantic to prove that she isn’t the source of these horrors and to help police find the missing woman… before it’s too late.
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AARON: Romantic Suspense (Delta Five SEALS Book 2)
by Susie McIver
(56 Reviews)
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He’s the weapon they send when the world is about to burn.
She’s the mind that knows how to stop it.
Aaron Cole has spent his life operating in the shadows. As one of Delta Five’s most lethal operatives, he’s trained to eliminate threats, not get emotionally involved. Missions are simple: identify the enemy, neutralize the danger, walk away.
Then he meets Dr. Lark London.
Brilliant. Fearless. And currently the most hunted woman on the planet.
Lark holds the key to exposing a powerful global network capable of collapsing governments and destroying thousands of lives. The problem? The same people she’s trying to stop will kill anyone who helps her.
Including Aaron.
Assigned to protect her, Aaron quickly learns Lark isn’t someone who hides behind armed guards. She’s stubborn, dangerously intelligent, and determined to finish what she started — even if it costs her life.
But the closer they get to the truth, the more the danger escalates.
Now they’re racing across continents, hunted by enemies who never miss and betrayed by systems meant to protect them.
And somewhere between the firefights and impossible choices, the one rule Aaron never breaks shatters completely.
Because protecting Lark was the mission.
Falling for her was the mistake that could get them both killed.
But if the world thinks Aaron Cole will walk away and let her face this fight alone…
They have no idea who they’re dealing with.
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Choose
by Ryan C. Thomas
(47 Reviews)
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Mr. Baker’s normal life is turned upside down when he is visited by a mysterious cowboy one day. With a gun to his head, Mr. Baker is given until midnight to make a drastic choice. Either kill his wife,or kill his daughter. If he doesn’t choose one, the Cowboy will kill them both. Mr. Baker has only a few hours left to figure out what the hell is going on. If he can’t solve the mystery, people are going to die.
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