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AN ALIEN INVASION CLASSIC TOO INTENSE FOR ITS TIME!

When The Usurpers first appeared in the magazine Imagination during the early 1950s, Nebula and Hugo Award winner Robert Silverberg wrote that Geoff St. Reynard's work is "off the beaten track". The concept of aliens masquerading in human form is not at all new, but this story is different and powerful and considered a minor sci-fi classic.

Considered too strong by the book publishers of the era, The Usurpers has never been republished in the past decades since. Now, you can listen to this science fiction classic and judge for yourself. Here is a story that is bound to remind you of Night of the Living Dead and The Thing.

Science fiction often speculated about whether aliens might walk the Earth masquerading as human beings. Jerry Wolfe discovered it was true. He had seen the aliens in their actual form. He must be high, you say. Don't laugh! Your best friend is one of them. Discover what happens when a handful of brave men and women decide to pit their puny forces against the might of Earth's secret masters and the governments they control! You will find romance, action, and daring speculation in this lost classic, in its first ever audiobook publication.

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LITERATE EROTICA ABOUT REAL WOMEN

Love Handles is a collection of seven character-driven and highly erotic stories about real women exploring differing aspects of their personal sexuality. From the frustrated socialite who hires a female escort via her husband’s credit card; to a bizarre encounter at a funeral or the late-night escapades of two college girls who act out their darkest fantasies; or the English tourists obliged to share a Romanian outdoor toilet, this swansong collection is Vanessa de Sade at her finest and will both arouse and enthrall you, plus take the erotica genre to places that you would never have believed possible.

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PRIVATE EYE NICK BANCROFT'S DEADLIEST CASE

When Vicki Fowler's body is found covered with bee stings in a Central Illinois pasture the sheriff calls her death an accident.

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HE WAS IMMORTAL, AND THE WOMAN HE LOVED WAS DYING!

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NOT YOUR EVERYDAY PARANORMAL COMEDY!

Tildy is used to causing a bit of trouble. As a Lust Fairy, stirring up sexy shenanigans is her role, and she loves it. The only problem is that she may have pushed things too far. She's found herself exiled to the human world and her only hope of returning to her kind is to grant 100 wishes. The catch? She can only grant wishes to people who believe in fairies, and believers are in very short supply. That is, until she finds Anna, a cute yet lonely woman with an honest belief in Tildy's kind, a belief strong enough to allow Tildy to not only grant her wish, but to actually appear to the woman.

Anna may regret that belief, however, because her wish to find others who share it gives Tildy a naughty idea. She grants Anna a Midas touch that causes anyone she comes into physical contact with her to believe in fairies. It isn't permanent, Tildy isn't that strong, but it lasts long enough for a single, sexy wish, one that invariably focuses on the cute girl who just touched the wisher.

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AN INTRIGUING YA MURDER MYSTERY SET IN THE BAYOU

When, on an afternoon outing in Bayou Vermillion, Lafayette, LA, teenager Amanda Wilcox has her fortune read by Madam Zu-Zu, she and her classmate, Tom Lassiter, never thought it would lead to her having a nightmare in which she dreamed she was being choked to death. Under hypnosis, Amanda reveals to Tom that she once was a woman named Kyla Decker, who disappeared 25 years earlier after being stopped by a policeman while driving home early one morning after partying with her girlfriends. An Internet search reveals the name of another woman, Cindi Lathrop, who disappeared some years after Decker under similar circumstances.

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HE PROVIDES SURRENDERED SUBMISSIVES SANCTUARY

Darla was one of the few live-in submissives that he'd come to love. Twenty years his junior, she'd finished her course work and the exams for her PhD, then took a leave from NYU without writing the dissertation.

For several years, he'd let her hide in his penthouse: cared for and indulged, disciplined and educated, petted and punished.

He'd lost Darla, or ― more accurately ― set her free, to pursue the life she was meant to pursue, to be the person she was meant to be. That loss had hurt, but it had been the right thing to do.

Some time later, she'd sent him a gift, a young submissive she'd named Grace.

Damaged and vulnerable, Grace needed help, discipline and control, attention and compassion, healing from the kinds of abuse that often finds natural submissives.

In short ― she needed a good master.

Being a dominant doesn't mean that you don't have obligations. He took Grace in. He provided her with the menu of nurturance and punishment that she so desperately needed. He taught her to understand herself - her needs and desires, her strengths and her vulnerabilities, her blind spots and her personal history.

Almost 20 years younger than the Master ― like Darla ― Grace isn't really suited to being a long-term lover or companion.

Does that mean he's doomed himself to a kind of serial monogamy, a string of younger submissives, an ongoing "catch and release" program?

Or is it time that he found someone his own age to play with?

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A ROMANCE THAT SURVIVES THE DEVASTATION OF WAR

Emily falls passionately in love with working class Walter, despite fierce opposition from her class-conscious father. She sees marriage as a partnership of equals and resolves to elope to escape such a male dominated society.

Emily’s actions will see her struggle to survive the subsequent devastation brought about by the war, as she and her four-year-old son are thrown into the midst of danger and death. The family experiences rationing and the terror of bombing―their air raid shelter is destroyed by a direct hit.

When Walter volunteers for the army, Emily and her son are evacuated to a rat-infested cottage in a farming community near Hebden Bridge. When the war changes Walter into an efficient army officer who demands to be obeyed, Emily worries that she might have a rival for his affections. How can she restore their loving relationship?

The Girl Who Disappeared is a moving love story about one woman’s enduring resilience, a story full of quiet humour and surprising twists and turns.

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A BRILLIANT & QUIRKY SILICON VALLEY ROMANCE

When Silicon Valley entrepreneur Rachel Zelinsky meets reclusive genius Theo Moore, she finds him strangely compelling. Theo is both arrogant and socially awkward, but he has an aura of power that speaks to Rachel’s carefully-hidden submissive side. Disturbed and aroused, she tries to focus on her original objective—a deal to incorporate his Artificial Intelligence software into her company’s popular virtual world. Rachel’s not a woman who lets pleasure interfere with business, but for some reason, she can’t resist Theo’s geeky appeal.

Theo Moore can’t be bought. His past battles with poverty make him deeply suspicious of the billionaire CEO. Still, with her voluptuous curves and brilliant mind, Rachel embodies his ultimate sexual fantasy. Too bad his knowledge about sex derives from extensive research and a stash of kinky porn rather than real-world experience.

That doesn’t bother Rachel, however. In his bed—in his arms—in his bonds—she discovers the bliss of total surrender. Rachel may be Theo’s first lover, but Theo is Rachel’s first true Master—and the first man to truly touch her heart. It seems that love may harmonize their differing goals and values, until Rachel’s unwitting violation of Theo’s trust threatens to tear them apart forever.

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A TOXIC BREW OF INFIDELITY, SKULLDUGGERY AND MURDER

Montana-based detective and gun repairer Ulysses Underhill is coerced into joining a posse hunting down Israel Hagan, a thief and alleged killer. Ulysses, who once was a vigilante but is now trying to leave his violent past behind, prevents the posse from summarily executing Hagan. In doing so, however, he makes himself an enemy of Sheriff John Crumley. Facing the noose, Hagan employs Ulysses to track down the real killer. As Ulysses gets ever closer to the truth, multiple attempts are made on his life. During his search he meets Eleanor Gold, a beautiful and enchanting widow, and faces a race against time to keep witnesses alive and get them to Hagan's trial.