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Blood of Fire
Blood of Fire by Myrielle Glassman is the inaugural volume of the Bloodborn Tales series. This true, dark, and gritty saga chronicles the rescue of a mysterious faerie named Tamsen. The story unfolds with the gruesome aftermath of war. Glassman immerses you in the bleak, cavernous cells strewn with corpses and despair—a foretaste of hell for ... Blood Relations - A New World
Glenn Stevens, the author of Blood Relations, developed an interest in vampires as a young boy. Not satisfied with what he read, he wrote his own unique vampire stories. Blood Relations is an unusual amalgamation of a paranormal romance combined with science fiction, romance, and fantasy. The genre fusion leads to a dark theme; "What Are You ... | |
BloodhoundBy Tamora Price
Beka Cooper is finally a Dog—a full-fledged member of the Provost’s Guard, dedicated to keeping peace in Corus’s streets. But there’s unrest in Tortall’s capital. Counterfeit coins are turning up in shops all over the city, and merchants are raising prices to cover their losses. The Dogs discover that gamblers are bringing ... BloodLaw
Bloodlaw by Blaise Ramsay is a novel about an unfortunate man named Alastair Maddox, who is transformed into a vampire by a strange woman named Alexandra Delane. The story takes place in the windy city of Chicago during the roaring twenties. If you love books about the mafia, vampires, alpha males, beautiful women, and stories told from multiple ... | |
Blown Cover
Blown Cover by Mark Hewitt is a high-octane thriller that explodes off of the starter blocks and races top speed to the final scene. For readers looking for a thriller where the action comes fast and furious, this is the ticket. From the opening pages, the bullets fly and bodies pile up. Through all the carnage, our protagonist, Duncan Hunter, remains ... Blue Gowanus
Blue Gowanus, a contemporary novel by Michael Hartnett, is a tour-de-farce and tongue-in-cheek exploration of New York City. Residents, tourists and arm-chair-travelers to New York will be intrigued by Hartnett’s extensive knowledge of the unknown underbelly of New York.The opening paragraphs introduce the main character El Buscador, ... | |
Blue Orchid
Blue Orchid by Martin Morton is the eighth book in his series. Like Morton's previous novels, Blue Orchid is the continuing saga of living large, of lust and greed, of backstabbing, scheming, manipulation, sexual deviation, and the relentless business endeavors of the massive transcontinental Dickinson Corporation. It is part of a series where ... Breaking Free From Pain : From Suffering To Strength, My Own Personal Journey With Fibromyalgia And Healing ModalitiesBy Shari Emami
The cover art of Breaking Free from Pain, by Shari Emami, will attract the reader's attention with its colorful drawing of pain points. The subtitle, From Suffering to Strength, My Own Personal Journey With Fibromyalgia and Healing Modalities will entice readers suffering from the excruciating and often misdiagnosed pain of this debilitating ... | |
Brett Enters the Square Circle
David D’Aguanno has penned another adventure of his wise guy talking private detective, Brett Cornell, who presents a conceited, façade to all of those he encounters. Underneath all the bravado, insolence, immaturity, shallowness and innumerable other terrible traits lies a lonely confused man who is discovering that now in his thirties ... Broken PencilsBy J.R. Rice
"Broken Pencil" by J. R. Rice is a captivating coming-of-age drama that delves into the turbulent life of Jonah Tarver, a teenager from a middle-class family in Oakland, California. The novel takes readers on an intense, single-night journey through the murky depths of San Francisco's nightlife, irrevocably ... | |
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