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In the twelve stories of Heart Lamp, Banu Mushtaq exquisitely captures the everyday lives of women and girls in Muslim communities in southern India. Published originally in the Kannada language between 1990 and 2023, praised for their dry and gentle humor, these portraits of family and community tensions testify to Mushtaq’s years as a journalist and lawyer, in which she tirelessly championed women’s rights and protested all forms of caste and religious oppression.

"April in Paris" is a poignant exploration of the intricacies of human emotion and the essence of connection, set against the backdrop of a city renowned for its beauty and romance. The story follows a young woman who embarks on a journey to Paris, seeking solace and inspiration in the vibrant streets and artistic ambiance of the city. As she navigates through the enchanting landscapes, she encounters a diverse cast of characters, each with their own stories, dreams, and struggles. Le Guin masterfully weaves themes of longing, nostalgia, and the search for identity throughout the narrative.

She needs a date. I need her… Cassie’s trying to get the attention of her parents, and she thinks dating an older bearded biker will make them take notice. Problem is, this hairy biker wants the real deal. I agree to a fake date, but only until I can convince Cassie she belongs with me. Now she has her parents’ attention, and they don’t approve of me running around with their little girl. Too bad I’m not letting her go. Wild Desire is a fake relationship, age gap, steamy romance between an ex-military biker and the curvy girl he refuses to give up.

Ward Whispers: Not All Patients Are Human By G.J. Fene Step into the night shift, where the lights flicker for a reason—and not everything in a hospital bed is alive... or even human. In this chilling collection of supernatural medical horror, nurses, doctors, and first responders recount the cases that were never written down. Patients who vanished without a trace. Beds that breathe. Whispers from behind curtain dividers. Each story blurs the line between life, death, and something far older waiting in the quiet corners of the ward. If you’ve ever worked in a hospital and felt like ...

Five terrifying stories. Five echoes of fear that never died. From the misty jungles to haunted villages, these stories dig deep into Vietnam’s darkest corners, where war met the supernatural, and something far more disturbing was left behind. In this chilling collection, you’ll discover: Real legends, wartime horrors, psychological fear, ghostly apparitions, and unexplained mysteries—all inspired by actual accounts and folklore. Included Stories: Batutut: Vietnam's Bigfoot A creature of the forest, tall and silent, spotted by locals and soldiers alike—was it myth, or something ...

This is the first story I ever got paid for; the second story I ever got published; and maybe the thirtieth or fortieth story I wrote. I had been writing poetry and fiction ever since my brother Ted, tired of having an illiterate five-year-old sister around, taught me to read. At about twenty I began sending things off to publishers. Some of the poetry got printed, but I didn’t get systematic about sending out the fiction till I was getting on to thirty. It kept systematically coming back.

Jack Roberts is back from the Sudan and with a crippling wound, no longer an active soldier. When he is sent to Iran to help find oil for British battleships he has to leave home once more. This time he leaves a son who is about to embark on a military career too. The Roberts family is soon going to war again.

A boy and his younger sister spend the summer with their parents at their Grandmother's cottage on Mason Lake in Michigan while they are waiting for their new house to be built. A charming story that takes place forty years ago and harkens back to a time when the most important choices that were to be made were which types of penny candy to get at the corner store and how on earth could one go about catching that big frog sitting on a lily pad out on the lake? A story for anyone who longs for the simplicity of yesterday.

What happens when the truth is no longer enough—and stories are all that’s left to fight tyranny? Divided We Fall: Operation Neverland is a cerebral, thrilling, and audacious entry in the anthology that imagines a near-future America spiraling into authoritarianism. In this mind-bending tale, a covert trio of operatives weaponizes nostalgia itself, planting psychological triggers into beloved animated classics to unravel the fractured psyche of a dangerously unstable president. As the fairy tales roll, reality bends—and democracy itself teeters on the edge of madness. Told through ...

The Shadow Directive – A Gripping Political Thriller You Can’t Put Down In the shadows of modern America, LGBTQIA+ citizens are vanishing—discreetly, efficiently, without a trace. No raids. No bar scenes. Just everyday people, taken off the streets by hooded figures claiming to be federal agents. The government denies everything. The media stays silent. And a chilling agenda creeps forward under the radar. When a gay investigative journalist and a tough ex-cop turned private investigator join forces, they uncover a disturbing network of data-driven surveillance, extremist influence, ...

What if the stories were true? From the misty hollers of Appalachia to the frozen ridges of the Himalayas, these chilling firsthand accounts reveal what most dismiss as myth. I’ve Seen What You Don’t Believe is a gripping collection of encounters with the most infamous creatures from global folklore—Bigfoot, La Llorona, the Mothman, Skinwalkers, and more. Each story is told by those who lived it…and barely escaped to tell the tale. Told in raw, intimate detail by park rangers, truckers, psychologists, sailors, and survivalists, this anthology doesn’t just entertain—it makes you ...

Where hope meets resistance, ordinary people kindle extraordinary change. From a bluebonnet-strewn Texas dream to a covert tunnel network battling a modern-day purge, these twelve powerful stories trace a single arc: when we dare to feel with one another, we ignite the strength to remake the world. Meet writers rediscovering their legacy, lovers crafting magic in wax and gold, leather-clad elders proving age is power, professors and pastors unlearning dogma, and underground rebels turning grief into action. Every page brims with radical empathy, queer joy, and the unbreakable resolve of ...

Award winning Author A.L. Long The last memory that Alannah ‘Lanie’ Jackson has of her father is the day he went away. Hidden away in an attic from the rest of the world, the only thing that Alannah ‘Lanie’ Jackson can hold on to is the memory of her father and the hope that one day he will come for her. Every day that passes, the memory of her childhood disappears and she learns that her only purpose now is to please. Trained to act a certain way, the day comes when she can finally be free. She only hopes that the man who purchases her will be kinder than her current master. Adult ...

In a time when the undead bloodsuckers of legend have become a shadow of their former selves thanks to novels like Twilight and the Stackhouse series, horror author C. Dennis Moore returns the icons to their former glory with his collection of six short stories, Bloodletting (previously published as Icons to Ashes). Featuring three previously published stories plus three all-new tales, Bloodletting doesn't shy away for one moment from the bloodshed and ferocity of these killing machines.

I’ve Heard What You Shouldn’t Say: Disturbing Encounters with the World’s Forgotten Creatures By G.J Fene What if the stories were never just stories? What if the things we dismissed—creatures whispered about in old tongues and dead languages—were simply waiting for us to remember them? In this chilling collection of firsthand accounts, witnesses from across the globe share terrifying encounters with creatures long thought lost to legend… or deliberately erased from it. From unrecorded species that speak in mimicry, to ancient things that crawl from the woods when names are ...

‘“It’s midnight or midday somewhere in the world. Fill your belly with something, brother. It’ll help you get on with things.”’ By the side of the motorway sits a service centre providing goods and services to all brothers and sisters getting on with things at all hours of the day. Two brothers collide around and inside the walls of a twenty-four-seven fast food restaurant. Each shows signs of friendlessness and uncertainty. Each has the choice to continue along together or make a U-turn at the first sign of danger. Signage is a short story from the author of The Spirit Series (...

What if your brush with death wasn’t just bad luck—but something… watching? From bestselling horror author G.J. Fene comes a bone-chilling collection of first-person accounts from those who lived through the impossible. These are the stories of people who were the last to escape, the only one to survive, the ones who ran—and barely made it. Inside this haunting anthology: A solo backpacker finds someone else’s gear in his pack after encountering mimicry in the woods. A miner swears something screamed louder than the rockfall that trapped his crew. Two college students drive the ...

Jaz's life is consumed with her best friend and her best friend's son, Heather and Zander. She tries her best to help Heather and get out of her abusive relationship but until she's ready there is nothing Jaz can do but sit back and help pick up the piece's when Heather's life shatter time and again. All while trying not to get lost in the arms of a man she barely knows. Or is there? When an opportunity arises Jaz doesn't waste time making the most of it. Come along and see if Jaz can accept that not all men are abusers and it's okay to let her heart love another. This book is MF with a HEA...

I left my fiancé, wore my wedding dress on a plane, and cried into champagne beside a ridiculously hot stranger. He smelled like wealth, talked like poetry, and handed me a silk handkerchief like I hadn’t just told him my groom was getting his dick sucked by our wedding planner. I swore it was a one-time conversation. Just a tragic meet-cute at 30,000 feet. Then he showed up at a wine bar in Rome. And offered to walk me home. And kissed me like he already knew the sound I’d make when I broke. I didn’t mean to fall for him—but Matteo De Luca doesn’t play fair. He makes me laugh ...

I came to Alaska to prove I could survive anything—life, love, and the wild. I didn’t expect to be swept away by an avalanche... or him. 26 and just out of a messy divorce, I needed a challenge to remind myself of who I am. Haida Crested Butte’s survival training was supposed to be it. But when I’m buried under snow, my life flashes before my eyes—then he shows up. Marcus Stone is everything I wasn’t looking for. He’s 45 and gruff, too intense for his own good. But when he pulls me out of the freezing depths and takes me to a remote cabin, this warm touch is impossible to ...