Game Ship: Origins
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by Morris Foner
(286 reviews)
What if immersive gaming holds the key to interstellar travel? Earth is preparing to launch its first interstellar colony ship, but volunteers for a ten year one-way trip in isolation, most of it to be spent in virtual... See More
(13 reviews)
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by American Diabetes Association
(2,116 reviews)
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by G. G. Andrew
(167 reviews)
Ever since Murray Carver cursed Riley's great-grandmother at Oak Bend's annual Thanksgiving festival seven decades ago, the women in her family have been unlucky in love. Infidelity. Divorce. Death by parade float. After her... See More
by A. R. Talley
(42 reviews)
"You know a novel is a hit when you want to have lunch with the main characters by the end of chapter one. Sweet. Surprising. Deeply satisfying. Talley's debut is a must-read." -Jason Wright, bestselling author of Wednesday... See More
(60 reviews)
From author David H. Lewis and illustrator Gilang Bogy, Michael Jordan: Life Lessons from His Airness contains the secrets to success from the greatest basketball player of all time. "Sometimes a winner is just a dreamer who... See More
(12 reviews)
In The Treasure of the Humble, Belgian Nobel laureate Maurice Maeterlinck offers a series of meditative essays that explore the unseen spiritual dimensions of human life. With lyrical prose and philosophical depth, he... See More
by Joel Dreskin
(16 reviews)
Learn how to market for your indie game, even with a small budget and limited resources. For those who want to earn a regular income from making indie games, marketing can be nearly as vital to the success of the game as... See More
(72 reviews)
This book delves into the tumultuous era of the American Border Wars, a period marked by fierce clashes between opposing ideologies that ultimately culminated in the Civil War. The narrative focuses on the life and exploits... See More
(9 reviews)
Relive the era of hard-riding pioneers and the birth of overland mail. This memoir recounts the rise of the great Overland Stage and Pony Express routes from the Missouri River to the Pacific, through the eyes of a... See More
(45 reviews)
Love and courage cross cultures in a sweeping California romance. A young woman named Ramona faces hardship, heritage, and impossible choices as she finds love with Alessandro and a new sense of belonging. Set against the... See More
(10 reviews)
He was hired to protect her life -- loving her was the real risk. When graduate student Ella Carter becomes the target of a dangerous obsession tied to her mother's high-profile political career, her life is turned upside... See More
(25 reviews)
In this official history of the Falklands Campaign, Lawrence Freedman provides a detailed and authoritative account of one of the most extraordinary periods in recent British political history and a vivid portrayal of a... See More
(13 reviews)
We are Spiritual beings, engaged in spiritual battle... These battles cannot be won using your flesh or in the physical. If you want to walk a more victorious life; you must understand how to operate in the Spirit. My belief... See More
(105 reviews)
Fletcher Martin has spent the majority of his life alone. Changing into a common house cat doesn't exactly endear him to others who are looking for a mate, either. Everyone else might be upset at the elders' trickery, but... See More
by Jane Austen
(237 reviews)
? Over 30 full-color illustrations created specifically for this edition ? Bonus biography of Jane Austen, plus a clear author timeline ? Historical context of the Regency era to enrich themes, etiquette, and social... See More
by Nick Wilgus
(147 reviews)
When his snobbish future in-laws travel all the way from Boston to visit, wise-cracking Southerner Wiley Cantrell learns gay marriage is not without its disadvantages. He's preoccupied by concerns over the health of his... See More
(85 reviews)
"With Fire and Sword" is the first installment in Sienkiewicz's "The Trilogy" series, which includes "The Deluge" and "Fire in the Steppe." The novel follows several key characters and storylines: Historical Events: The... See More
by Callie Colby
(211 reviews)
They told me exorcisms were a battle for souls. They didn't warn me about him. Lucien -- tall, charming, impossibly smug -- was supposed to be the evil I drove out. Instead, he's the temptation that moved in. He laughs when... See More
by Callie Colby
(95 reviews)
He fell out of the sky naked, smug, and gorgeous enough to stop time -- or at least traffic. Naturally, I assumed he was some half-feral fashion influencer having a breakdown. LA's full of them. Turns out he's not just... See More
by Callie Colby
(88 reviews)
Valerius is the Underworld's greatest disappointment: an incubus bored to death by pleasure. For Valerius, the act of seduction is tedious, the mechanics are messy, and the payoff is never worth the effort. He's starving... See More
by Callie Colby
(62 reviews)
I have a label maker, a color-coded system, and a zero-tolerance policy for clutter. Lord Vane has a zero-tolerance policy for letting go. I was hired to declutter his gothic estate, not manage a six-foot-five High Fae with... See More
by Callie Colby
(24 reviews)
There is a clause in the HOA bylaws for everything: trash can placement, fence height, and acceptable shades of beige. There is not a clause for a neighbor who is literally the King of the Wild Hunt. My new neighbor, Lord... See More
(50 reviews)
In 'Pictures From Italy,' Charles Dickens embarks on a vivid journey through the Italian landscape, intertwining rich description with insightful commentary on the culture and people he encounters. This travelogue, crafted... See More
(660 reviews)
In "Barnaby Rudge," Charles Dickens intertwines the themes of social upheaval and human resilience against a backdrop of the Gordon Riots of 1780. The narrative employs Dickens' signature blend of rich characterization and... See More
(101 reviews)
In "A Tale of Two Cities," Charles Dickens masterfully weaves a narrative set against the tumultuous backdrop of the French Revolution, exploring themes of resurrection, sacrifice, and the struggle for justice. Dickens... See More
by S. Allen
(68 reviews)
As YAYO gets close to his release back into society, he tries to stay on a righteous path, but the everyday violence inside of the maximum security prison where he's doing his bid will come knocking at his cell door. Will... See More
(2,266 reviews)
In "Our Mutual Friend," Charles Dickens presents a richly woven tale set against the backdrop of Victorian London, exploring themes of wealth, morality, and the interconnectedness of human lives. The story revolves around... See More
(393 reviews)
Charles Dickens' 'A Tale of Two Cities' and 'Great Expectations' represent two pillars of Victorian literature, showcasing his masterful storytelling, social commentary, and vivid characterizations. 'A Tale of Two Cities' is... See More
(68 reviews)
"Readers will cheer for August in this gorgeously-written story of hope that will stay with you long after you finish the last page." (Amber Smith, New York Times bestselling author of The Way I Used to Be and The Last to... See More
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