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Anyone would think Cherish Lorey and Shaw MacRath are at totally opposite ends of society - but between the increasingly serious threats to her life and the way his inner wolf is thinking about her, they’re about to get a lot closer.
Whether your new years’ resolution was to start reading, read more, or catch up on your backlog, there’s been no shortage of great books to choose from.
Since their discovery, black holes have fascinated scientists and science fiction authors. These mysterious and invisible points in space can range from the size of an atom to ones that are millions of times more massive than our sun.
Some people like to be prepared for anything, but there are certain situations where this is not possible. Situations where everything can change in the blink of an eye or where it becomes almost impossible to discern what is real.
A little girl named Ava is walking home one day with her grandfather when she notices a large old dog following them. The dog follows them all the way home, but Ava’s mother has set no to pets, especially ones that are old and very smelly.
Many people dream of a future where robots are advanced enough to take over all menial jobs while humanity follows other pursuits. However, there is also a fear that humans capable of replacing humans could also become resentful of their masters.
Even before Dolly, the sheep, became the first mammal successfully cloned, the topic generated a lot of speculation and controversy.
The festive season is usually filled with fun, friends, and family, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t time to get some reading done too. In between all the hustle and bustle of December, our readers still carved out some time for themselves for some relaxing reading.
The sheer immensity of space and the extremely hostile conditions for humans have made it a favorite setting for horror stories.
Ever the Night Road by Michael Breen is a richly imagined coming-of-age fantasy that will intrigue readers who enjoy complex world-building and deep character motivation.