Archipelago by H. R. Hawkins: An Amazing Journey
Archipelago by H. R. Hawkins is a Science Fiction novel, published in 2023.The story of the Archipelago, which has been quiet and uninhabited.
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SCI-FI
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Self improvement
“My Own Identity” by Marcela Melnic: A Great Read for Those on the Journey of Self-Exploration
I believe it is important to reflect on one’s national and cultural identity to better understand the differences among people from various nations..
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Thriller
The Walk-In by Leslie Rains: A criminal thriller and a ghost story to boot
The Walk-In by Leslie Rains is a captivating crime thriller that weaves a mysterious tale of soul transference and murder, immersing readers in.
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Fantasy
The Ebon Knight by James Wood: Unique Fantasy with Dark Characters
A good knight in shining armor and a (kinda) evil princess that definitely doesn't need saving. Light and Dark at war. And a.
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Thriller
The Monster of Manhattan by Jan Pierson – A Dark Psychological Thriller
The Monster of Manhattan by Jan Pierson is Dark Psychological Thriller published in 2023. Pierre is a cunning psychopath who believes he is.
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Horror
We Come Bearing Curses: A Riveting Blend of Celtic Mythology and Cosmic Horror
We Come Bearing Curses is a dark, unrelenting horror novel, and a promising debut for author Zachariah Chamberlin. This cosmic horror story is.
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Fiction
2102: Pretense, The Play – A Unique Eye-Opening Fiction Realism
The world is advancing rapidly, and we witness new technologies, methodologies, and robotics every day. These advances purportedly make our lives easier, but.
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Thriller
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The Pit Road War By Caroline Taylor – A Page-Turning Thriller
Many of us feel like there’s no justice in the world, and fairness is the first thought going through your head when you.
Fiction
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And On The Seventh Day: the Trilogy by Paulo Coelho
“And on the Seventh Day” is a three-book series by Paulo Coelho, published in three different years. These three books are connected thematically.
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Horror
Through the Never A Thriller Read by J. F. Newman
When you search for information about astral planes, it’s often described in romantic tones related to an interconnected collection of celestial spheres populated.