Fantasy

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Infected by Schannep

It's been years since I last read a Choose Your Own Adventure novel, but man did I used to love them! I remember opening up the white bordered covers, flipping through the possible answers (to cheat, so I lived, of cours...
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Rise of the Governor by Kirkman and Bonansinga

The dead are walking - and eating - the living. No one knows how or why. The only concern is survival. This first novel in the cultural phenomenon that is The Walking Dead takes the reader back to the beginning and those...
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The Unholy by Graham

What better way to start a book than with a heinous murder committed in a legendary special effects studio in Hollywood? Throw in a famous ghost and give us a character that can talk to them, and you’ve got a good story ...
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Heaven is for Real by Burpo

Little Colton Burpo, aged four at the time of his vision, went to Heaven and when he came back told his parents about what he saw there. Then seven years later, Todd Burpo, his father, wrote everything down, it gets publ...
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Prepare to Die by Tobin

Prepare to Die is about Reaver, who has lost a fight with Eleventh Hour, a group of super villains led by Octagon. He is given two weeks to get his affairs in order then return and be prepared to die by Octagons hand. Th...
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The Unbidden Magic Series by Marilee Brothers

Compelling, heart warming and just plain funny. A wonderful book of Moon Magic - supernatural - a page turner. The Unbidden Magic Series Compendium featuring: Moonstone, Moon Rise, Moon Spun, Shadow Moon by Marilee Broth...
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The Sword by Liftin

After the wars, after humanity has destroyed the world and civilization, after hope died and history was forgotten a soldier and a farm girl, fleeing from outlander savages, take refuge in a huge marble building somehow ...
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Ninja Versus Pirate Featuring Zombies by Marshall

I knew something was a bit off with this book when I first started reading it. For the first several pages, I honestly thought I was reading some kind of forward or author's commentary that had nothing at all to do with ...
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Transcendence by Omololu

Cole is a child prodigy. From the first time she picked up a cello she has instinctively known how to play. But when she and her sister visit the Tower of London during vacation, Cole is overwhelmed with visions of a pas...
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How to Slay a Dragon by Allen

Greg Hart is a very small boy with a large imagination. He spends most of his time writing in his journal about fake adventures starring a much stronger, braver version of himself. But when he is brought face to face wit...
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Angel Eyes by Dittemore

Never did Brielle imagine she would be heading back to her hometown. But as tragedy hits in Portland, she finds herself on a bus headed back to the small town she left behind not even two years ago. Angel Eyes by Shannon...
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The Wolf Gift by Rice

Reuben is a young man born into privilege who seeks to find meaning in his life. As a writer for a local paper, he journeys out to an old house to write an article about its history. During his stay, a murder takes place...
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