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Shrill Dusk    Author: Helen Harper

2/1/2019

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Charley is a cleaner by day and a professional gambler by night. She might be haunted by her tragic past but she's never thought of herself as anything or anyone special. Until, that is, things start to go terribly wrong all across the city of Manchester. Between plagues of rats, firestorms and the gleaming blue eyes of a sexy Scottish werewolf, she might just have landed herself in the middle of a magical apocalypse. She might also be the only person who has the ability to bring order to an utterly chaotic new world.

This is the first book in The City Of Magic series.


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Superhero Syndrome      Author: Caryn Larrinaga

11/2/2017

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Tess McBray was dying. The Solstice Syndrome had no cure, and she resigned herself to an early grave. But just when she gave up on survival, all her symptoms mysteriously disappeared.

All but one symptom, anyway. Something is wrong with Tess’s hands. They absorb any material they touch, and her skin turns to wood, or steel, or concrete. It doesn’t take this comic-book obsessed 21-year-old long to figure out what’s going on: somehow, she’s developed super powers. And she’s not the only one; across the country, people are coming forward and sharing their gifts with the world. In her own city, where the police are battling a human trafficking operation, a masked vigilante called The Fox is saving lives and stopping criminals.

Tess doesn’t know where she fits into this new, super-powered world. But when people around her start disappearing, she can’t just sit on the sidelines. Teaming up with The Fox to create the world’s first superhero duo might be the only way to rid her city of evil and save the people she loves most.
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I wish I’d been with the people I loved on the day the world changed. Then again, if someone had said, “Hey Tess, reality as you know it is about to be turned upside-down. You should probably witness this moment with someone you care about. Anybody fit that bill?” I would’ve barked out a bitter laugh and told them I’d rather be alone. Which, as it turns out, I was.
The meteor shower was all over the news. CNN covered it nonstop in the hours before it was visible, bringing on astronomers and astrophysicists to explain why it was such a big deal for a meteor shower of this size to be happening in the middle of January. Apparently, our scientists were supposed to be able to predict this kind of thing. The fact that one had snuck up on our collective set of observatories and satellites was—to quote one NASA representative—“extraordinary.”
I didn’t care if it was unprecedented. I didn’t care if people around the world were calling it a sign or a portent of the Second Coming or whatever. I just knew it was beautiful, and I wanted to see one more beautiful thing before I died.
The trick was explaining that to the floor nurse.
“Miss McBray, please go back to your room.” Nurse Davies crossed her beefy arms over her chest and planted her white-sneakered feet to the floor. “We’ve been over this before. You’re in no condition to leave.”
“How do you know?” I growled. “Nobody here can even tell me what my condition is.”
I shifted the weight of my duffle bag on my shoulder and leaned to the left, craning my neck to gauge the distance between Davies and the elevators. Only a few dozen yards. Sure, she towered over me. Sure, in the month I’d been in the hospital my body had wasted away to little more than a skin-wrapped skeleton. But I might be able to make a run for it.
Davies shook her head. “Do you think you’re going to find the answers out there?”
“Maybe. I don’t really care.”
She glared at me, and I knew exactly what she was thinking. It was the same thing she’d spat at me every time I’d fought against the IV, or questioned the contents of the murky soup they forced me to eat, or requested—and then repeatedly demanded—to have my comic book collection brought into the hospital. And just when I began to worry she’d disappoint me by refusing to lean on her catchphrase, she said it.
“Stop being so melodramatic.”


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UNLEASH     Author: Lauren Harris

4/14/2017

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Craving a gritty, kickass heroine? If you like guns, magic, & romance, you need this book!

A deadly price for freedom. A power she can't control.

Helena Martin doesn't know who she hates more, the sorcerers who fired the magic-laced bullet or the gang-lord master who used her mother as a shield. Both hunt the remnants of her pack and the only way Helena can protect them is using her newly-unleashed magic to lead the two factions away.

With a coveted book of spells as bait, she flees Miami and heads for her mother’s Minnesota hometown. There, salvation comes in the form of a dog rescue willing to take in a different kind of stray. The illusion of a peaceful life is seductive but with sorcerers and bounty hunters sniffing around every corner, Helena fights to keep her past, her pursuers, and her unstable power a secret.

Then she discovers it’s not the spell book her enemies are after, but Helena herself, and the strange power she can barely control. When her master’s bounty hunters threaten her new home, Helena realizes that protecting the people she’s grudgingly come to love leaves her with one option: join the sorcerers who killed her mother.


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GANGPIRE III                              Author: Sentu Taylor

8/13/2015

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Book III of the vampire series GANGPIRE Trilogy will take the reader on it's final fantasy spin in the saga of Tacoma,Seattle Raider, Helen and their son Menelik. Who will survive this anarchic journey of torture, slaughter, and black magic as new enemies are established, old feuds are rekindled, and friends become traitors in this final installment.


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Killer Rayne                                                 Author: Alanna J. Faison

4/23/2015

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My name is Rayne Whitmore and I'm not your average human. I've been learning to navigate through the world of supernaturals, pushing myself to limits that shouldn't be possible.

It's all to kill the witch that took my family from me.

And I'll kill anyone that gets in my way. 


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Red Summer                                                  Author: Antoinette J. Houston

10/8/2014

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Rita found that she could manipulate fire, but her control was deteriorating.
Her boyfriend, Wil, just wanted to enjoy being with her. Unfortunately her ‘baggage’ may prove to be too much.
Ingrid wanted to help better the relationship between her brother and his foster daughter; Rita. But his paranoid antics were driving everyone crazy.
Nikki thought his life was normal only to find that he, Wil, Ingrid and Rita had been living their high school lives over and over for the past eighteen years.
Bobby, the cause of all the madness, has run out of time to find a solution to Rita’s problem. He was going to have to give them back their memories in order for them to realize the danger. That was only if he could convince them to over look their hatred for him.

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GANGPIRE  I  &  II                                       Author: Sentu Taylor

10/6/2014

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When drug dealers, street thugs and prison convicts become vampires all hell will break loose.
17-year-old Tacoma’s little sister is brutally raped and murdered on her way home from school. Devastated with grief, and not thinking clearly, he let his best friend turn him into a vampire. Equipped with super natural powers, Tacoma sets out on a bloody quest to punish his sister’s killers. Along for the ride are his best friend Raider, Slow Poke and Starburst. It doesn’t take long before they attract attention with their killing spree, and things get quickly out of hand.
Gangpire is aimed to reach adult urban and street literature readers in the fantasy horror genre. The story is character driven, written in prose language, shock and awe oriented; it includes witty humor, sex and some romance.

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*Note from the Creator of The Bookworm Lodge: This book has received RAVE reviews on Amazon thus far. Try something new with GANGPIRE!


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In the first GANGPIRE, 17 year old Tacoma's little sister gets brutally raped and killed. He turns to his best friend Raider for help. Raider secretly takes his Cuban grandmother's Santeria grimoire and turns them into vampires to have the necessary powers to fight the three killers. But things get quickly out of hand when Raider starts recruiting street thugs and gangbangers to build a vampire army.........

GANGPIRE II picks up from Book 1 when Tacoma and his friends became vampires and avenged his sister's violent death. He leaves Oakland with his bride to be to go to Ethiopia to have their child in Helen's homeland. But Tacoma is called upon to face a challenge that just may bring his sister back from the realms of the powerful Orisha God Elleguá. Ellegu’a sends him, Helen and their protector Mama Marcella, a Cuban Santeria priestess, back into a prehistoric Ethiopia. On their journey in an ancient time frame they meet tribal shamans, hyenas, and vampire lords. To make matters worse Helen gives birth to their baby boy in this hostile environment, who is born not only with his parents vampire traits, but also with the rare gene of a Buda (were-hyena).

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The Unmaking (The Rayne Whitmore Series Book I)                          Author: Alanna J. Faison

10/4/2014

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From the Author: "Rayne's about to find that the world is a much darker place than she believed. Can she stand among the darkness, or will it break her first?"

From Amazon: "Rayne Whitmore, 19, has a clear image of who she is and the type of life she wants. She's wealthy with an attractive girlfriend; designer heels should be the extent of her worries. Yet, after Rayne's father opens her eyes to what it takes to keep their family and his company safe, she begins to question the cost of the dangerous game he plays. Unable to process the darker side of her father's business, Rayne hides out at her girlfriend, Selene's house, unknowingly sparing herself from a gruesome fate.
In order to protect Rayne, Selene must reveal her own true nature as well as help Rayne deal with the fact that this world is full of powerful supernaturals. Rayne must now make a decision: hide forever from the truth or seek power so that she will never feel weak again."

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The Chronicles of Fire and Ice: The Revealing                                       Author: Dexx Peay

9/24/2014

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Before they can figure out who wants them dead, they must figure out WHAT they are.

Best friends Marcus and Dylan just want a normal college experience. Girls, parties, obnoxious roommates and maintaining a high enough GPA to land them a good job after graduation. Dodging fireballs and lightning strikes weren't on the syllabi for any of their class. When the attacks started, they knew they had to do two things: find out who they are and gain control over their new-found abilities.

With a new war taking place on earth, Marcus and Dylan must do their part to fight the good fight while balancing being students, sons, and most importantly, best friends. 

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