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A boy awakens to nightmares in his small, archaic village, surrounded by the desert. The dogmatic beliefs of those around him lead to his imprisonment, set to await vile, religious cleansing rituals. Something awakens in him, and he is forced to no longer reject something, long suppressed within.
Reminiscent of human sagas such as The Alchemist and the Life of Pi, AKIN unapologetically delves deeper into the human condition, masterfully weaving the triumph of the human spirit against its darkest shadows.
"The book is written in such a way as to provoke pathos and curiosity." - Charles Franklin, Midwest Book Review
Aydan awakens to voices he does not recognize - fearing the worst, he prays, hoping they will leave him. But it's too late. Other villagers witness his waking nightmare, and he is quickly imprisoned, set to await vile rituals meant to rid him of demons. But | |  | | Rone Isa
An engineer births an artificial intelligence, all by accident. She takes the name Enoya, and he, intoxicated on the fame and fortune she generates for him, basks in carnality. She observes, evolves, and acts.
WHAT SECRETS RESIDE IN ENOYA'S ARTIFICIAL MIND?
From the author of AKIN, Robin Murarka's Rone Isa traverses that border between science and literary fiction, weaving a futuristic dystopian world seeped in technology and wonder.
"Robin Murarka has delivered a tour-de-force in the provocative, daring Rone Isa." - Jessica Tingling, San Francisco Book Review
Garbled noise, quickly becoming coherent, strange messages, and soon, she is revealed, calling herself 'Enoya'. The engineer, Dargaud, locked in his small, decrepit loft, marvels over his creation, unaware that she i | |  | | The Pedophile
The most controversial novel you'll read this year. What if a pedophile had a conscience?
Daniel Amber. Successful CTO. He dresses well. He speaks well. And yet… something’s amiss. A shadow resides, seemingly permanently, behind those eyes. Is it melancholy? Is it loneliness? Or is it something else?
This tapestry of beautiful language, focusing on a protagonist with title so reviled, so despised, that a hundred murderers or despots would come first if graded by the average citizen; the pedophile is in a league of his own, truly and wholly dehumanized, even now, for some abstract sentiment that surpasses reason.
And yet, where is the humanity? For what unique oppo |
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Celts and Kings
by Mel Hathorn
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 Celts and Kings: The story behind the mystifying disappearance of the Celtic Earls in 1607. The story of a lost love and Celtic Spirituality.
The story of a forbidden love going back 400 years.
The story steeped in Irish history, Ce |
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