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  • BLACK SILVER
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    BLACK SILVER
    WAYNE ABRAHAMSON
    Joseph Havok has no idea of the troubles he'll face when he and his business partner decide to follow up on a rumor and go off in search of a lost cache of WWII silver near an island in the South China Sea. The two men travel by dive boat to Terumbu Island, unaware of the others they will soon encounter, including an American CIA station chief, an environmental-studies professo...

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  • IF WINE COULD TALK
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    IF WINE COULD TALK
    KARA JOSEPH
    A sommelier recounts her unconventional education in the world of wine in this informative memoir and guide. Unlike most soon-to-be college graduates, Kara Joseph was fascinated by wine. It had nothing to do with the penny wine nights at the local pub. There was something about wine that she couldn't explain. It called to her. It brought people together. That beguiling sense of...

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  • LIVING HUMAN
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    LIVING HUMAN
    FLIC MANNING
    My deepest wish is that reading this book will inspire you to take a look at your human experience and see it for the beautiful, painful blessing that it is. Whether you face illness and pain or you want to build a scalable business, you have the power to do it no matter what life throws at you by doing it your perfectly imperfect way, with your perfectly imperfect body and min...

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  • APRICOTS
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    APRICOTS
    JOHN E HOLLOWAY
    Lieutenant Robert Forrest joined the Marines because his father was a Marine. His whole life he felt the pull of patriotism rooted in his Marine Corps upbringing. But after the Vietnam war, he doubts the Country he's sworn to serve. The collapse of the Republic of Vietnam in 1975 confirmed defeat of the U.S. – and the wasted sacrifice of 58,000 American lives. Getting killed fo...

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  • MALILA OF THE SCORCH
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    MALILA OF THE SCORCH
    W. CLARK BOUTWELL
    2129 AD - The long-awaited war approaches. Young countries make one kind of mistake, while old countries make another. For the Unity, the lone surviving high-tech and forward-thinking remnant of a once-vital America, war represents a final chance to liberate the backward and unfashionable Midlands from their centuries-long nightmare of freedom and self-determination. War breeds...

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  • THE FERRY HOME
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    THE FERRY HOME
    DEBBIE KAIMAN TILLINGHAST
    Step back in time with this memoir as a Rhode Island woman chronicles her childhood spent on a small island in Narragansett Bay in the 1950s. A memoir of reconnecting to long-forgotten childhood bonds and memories, Debbie Kaiman Tillinghast's The Ferry Home embraces joyful moments with humor and more troubling emotions with compassion. If you have ever faced emotional challenge...

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  • SUNNILAND
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    SUNNILAND
    STEPHEN O SEARS
    During 1942 and 1943, German U-boats sank over one hundred tankers in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, blocking the flow of crude oil to the refineries in the northeastern US. In response, the American government encouraged drilling in South Florida, resulting in the discovery of oil by a wildcat well in the Florida Everglades. And during this time, four German saboteu...

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  • EXILES' ESCAPE
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    EXILES' ESCAPE
    W. CLARK BOUTWELL
    Nominated for the 2019 Prometheus Award for Best Novel! Malila is dead by her own hand—at least, that is what she hopes General Jourdaine and the entire Unity will believe. Middle-aged eighteen-year-old Malila Chiu has no choice but to escape her homeland. Making common cause with the strange subterranean workers of the beltways, Malila perseveres toward freedom in the Scorched...

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  • LITTLE BIRD
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    LITTLE BIRD
    LARITA DIXON
    In this debut novel, an orphaned Syrian refugee finds hope and healing with a new family in the United States.   For twelve years Amal has happily lived with her parents and sister, when war suddenly changes her life forever. Within just a few days she loses her entire family and endures other horrendous experiences while fleeing for her life. The resulting psychological trauma...

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  • GIFT OF THE SHAPER
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    GIFT OF THE SHAPER
    D. L. JENNINGS
    In this epic fantasy series opener, humans and other beings must halt the release of an imprisoned god who could destroy the world. For thousands of years, the Breaker of the Dawn has been locked away in the ethereal plane of the Otherworld. Now, a young blacksmith's apprentice finds himself trapped in a war between the noble Athrani, a subset of humanity gifted with the abilit...

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  • SWEET AFTON
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    SWEET AFTON
    CLENT MOORE
    A Georgia businessman's attempt to salvage his struggling marriage with a weekend getaway accidentally sends him on a survival adventure. Looking at John Callaway's life from a distance, some might say that he's "living the dream." At the helm of a successful development company built by his father years before, business success follows him, and Atlanta society has been good to...

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  • POURING A ROUND OF PENSACOLA'S PAST
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    POURING A ROUND OF PENSACOLA'S PAST
    JOHN D. MELVIN, II
    A seminal investigation into the history of Florida's "City of Five Flags"—illustrated with period photos, maps, and sketches. Pensacola, Florida, was a postbellum boomtown that offered the promise of prosperity to potential newcomers and long-time residents alike. Pouring a Round of Pensacola's Past divulges the hidden past of a city steeped in mystery and local lore. From Ger...

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