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First Light: Call of the Forest Realm, Book I
by Beryl Kelland
Tooth and Nail - Prequel to the Osseous Series
by Michael J Adams
Fionn Mac Cumhall
by Rachel Pudsey
Lost in a Memory: An Epic Fantasy Adventure
by S. Breaker
Footnotes to a Lesson
by Sabrann Curach
The Mail-Order Witch
by Joynell Schultz
Space Walkers
by Mike Coville
The Girl Who Could Catch Fire
by Joris van Leeuwen
Squire Derel
by Rachel Ford
Inception (The Separation Trilogy Prequel)
by Felisha Antonette
Chaos - A Find Your Fate Science Fiction Tale
by Demelza Carlton
The Lost City of Babel
by Alessa Winters
The Final Patient
by martin reed
From His Taste in Wine
by Åsli & Bakkejord
The Frozen Flame Prequels
by Paul J Bennett
Our Dried Voices
by Greg Hickey
An Evil Bastard
by Åsli & Bakkejord
T-Rexes & Tax Law
by Rachel Ford
Servant of the Crown
by Paul J Bennett
All That Was Asked
by Vanessa MacLaren-Wray
space and stuff
by Simon Carr
Uprising of the Pencils
by Nico Pengin
A Sun-Drenched Home by the Sea!
by Kevin Nairne
Soul Collapsed - Prequel (Soul Series 3.5)
by Laura Winter
Oathbreaker
by Aaron Hodges
The Open Source Time Machine
by Joe Vasicek
Cyberpunk Fairy Tales
by George Saoulidis
The Pterrible Pteranodon
by Tom Franklin
Phalanx
by Chris Lowry
The Superheroes' Wives
by Joynell Schultz

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