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Sweet Reunion

Sweet Reunion

by Shawn Lane

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Retired from the police force after a tragic shooting, Jason Sweet hasn’t been back to his hometown, Sutter’s Bay, for fifteen years. With his mother’s final days approaching, Jason returns to make peace with his mother and his past. Part of that past includes former best friend and lover, Danny Yarrow.<br><br>Danny’s satisfied with his life as a drama teacher at the local high school, but the one thing missing is the love of a good man. He’s only too happy to be reunited with Jason. They’ve bot…

Blood Ties Connect to None

Blood Ties Connect to None

by Beautyfly

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In a world fractured by ancient grudges and haunted by divine influence, power is a fleeting thing—always grasped but never held. Blood Ties to None follows the twisted, volatile relationships between siblings, rulers, and gods, exploring how love and hatred blur and the greatest battles are often fought within.At the heart of the story are the Yarrow siblings: Everiel, haunted by nightmares and visions, struggling to protect his younger brother, Kirran, whose prophetic riddles and gentle passiv…

ANGEL MASK

ANGEL MASK

by Moon_Stella

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The story revolves around Moon Grace a orphan who doesn't remember her past after wake up in hospital from the verge of death at the age of 8 after then a family adopted her and now after spending 10 years with them she thinks they are her real parents that's how much love and care they gave her with her passion and hardwork for computers she finally get a scholarship to complete her graduation in computer science from her dream university and as she follow steps towards her dream she met a myst…

"The Prehistoric Survival Manual: Written by an Engineer"

"The Prehistoric Survival Manual: Written by an Engineer"

by zaemeowlikebeef

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The sky smelled different.When Li Xiu opened his eyes, the first thing he noticed was not the sky’s brightness or the canopy of unfamiliar leaves above him, but the scent—earthy, humid, sharp like crushed bark and smoke.Then came the pain.A dull ache pulsed behind his temples, like someone had struck him with a rock. He sat up groggily, wincing as dizziness made his vision swim.His hands were small.His arms—thin. His feet bare, caked with dried mud.He looked down at his body. It was… wrong.Too s…