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From the leafy suburbs of Boston in the 1970s through the go-it-alone hedonism of the 1980s, this is a story told through the heart and eyes of a child struggling to make sense of it all and become a man--whatever that means.

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Partly inspired by the original 'Night Climbers' of the Sixties who famously made dare-devil leaps from college roofs, this passionate exploration of youth at its most vital and unstable marks the debut of a strikingly gifted new writer.

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Jay Hicks is a dying man with a guilty conscience. After being told he has only a few months to live, he realizes it's time to tell the truth about what happened in the summer of 1965...and how he ended up on a path to a life-altering destination.

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Over a decade ago, two children mysteriously disappeared from small town Manger. The town retreated inside to a virtual life of computers, tablets, and phones. When Minka comes into town, she inspires the children to join her in the outside world. Yet the Manger mystery still looms, and perhaps everyone underestimated the danger that still lurks in the shadows.

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If you question organized religion, feel ambivalent about your Jewish faith, and date Gentile girls, what happens when you find yourself Jewish Chaplain's Assistant at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri You find yourself.

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If you question organized religion, feel ambivalent about your Jewish faith, and date Gentile girls, what happens when you find yourself Jewish Chaplain's Assistant at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri You find yourself.

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A poignant and often funny love story about a young DeafBlind man, raised by Jehovah's Witnesses, and his search for the girl who got away--a quest that changes his life forever, now in paperback.

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It's true that Freddy saved a life - but could he take one, too

With great wit and an unflinching eye for the muddle and drama of adolescence, The Suicide Club is a pitch-perfect portrait of teenage disaffection that sets boy against boy, imagination against reason - and, ultimately, life against death.

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"Too Much Loft" consists of three well-connected novellas that follow a young man's journey as a caddie, grounds crew member, and golf shop attendant at suburban Chicago country club in the early 1960's. The book will appeal to those familiar with country club life as golfers, social members, management, superintendents, maintenance staff, and anyone who likes a good story.

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At just 25 years old, Shannon Richard bring us the second book in her sassy, sexy small-town contemporary romance series perfect for fans of New York Times bestselling authors Jill Shalvis, Rachel Gibson, and Lori Wilde. Available for the first time in print.

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At just 25 years old, Shannon Richard makes her contemporary debut with a sassy, sexy small-town romance perfect for fans of New York Times bestselling authors Jill Shalvis, Rachel Gibson, and Jennifer Probst.

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A young female modern pirate growing up throughout the years after discovering that her mother is actually a mermaid.

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Bittersweet and funny, Home Bird draws on Fran Hills own experiences as a teenager in foster care.

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A nostalgic love-letter to the 80s rock and roll scene, Hot Wax follows a band of rocker misfits, rivals and trailblazers on the tour that could have catapulted them to super-stardom, if it all hadn't come crashing down.