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The Tower of Malatha: A Novel of Ancient Rome by Elysha
4.19K5/5 (2)00

The untold love story of a Roman couple destined to shape an empire—before history wrote their names.


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Rise of the Magi (Book 2 of the Priests and Magi quadrilogy) by Elysha
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Rise of the Magi

Book 2 of the Priests and Magi quadrilogy.

Shadows stir, and old enemies resurface.

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Beyond The Machine by Kristie__
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The rain hasn't stopped in years. The skies are controlled. The machines are watching. Fourteen-year-old Nick has never known the sun, only the rhythm of storms and the silence of unanswered questions. He doesn't know who his mother truly was. He doesn't know why he feels different - why machines seem to hesitate around him. But when he finds a hidden message and a strange key, everything beneath the ruins of the old world - and following it may reveal a truth more dangerous than he's ready for.


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The Chalk Door by SterlingQrow
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When she turned the twisted crimson key in the keyhole of the green rusted doorknob beneath the stained chalk window of the magnificent door, she heard a distinct click.


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From the rafters by dragonqueen06
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Elizabeth searches for truth behind the death of her fiance

The Man Cat by marymcloughlin
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She buried and he is back knocking on her door.

The man she buried  by Demp
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In a world where young witches summon animal familiars to guide their magic, one girl breaks the sacred rules. While her peers receive pigs and hens, she conjures something forbidden: a man.

The Levite's Concubine: The Silent Scream by Elysha
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The Silent Scream: A Trap in the Shadows!

Ancient Babylon is a world of silent wars and unseen battles.

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He's back by Sapphire_Sphinx
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The man she buried is back and knocking.


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The man she buried is back and knocking  by Ankh0199
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Ella froze. The knock was soft—almost polite. But it rattled through her bones like thunder.

It had been three years. Three long, lonely years since she’d stood beside an open grave, rain soaking through her veil, watching the coffin of her husband—ex-husband, really—sink into the mud. Paul had died in a car crash. No witnesses, only twisted steel and fire. She’d cried, of course. But not for love. For relief.

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