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Karanja Run by Gordon Smith @gordontraffic

September 14, 2021 BookBoost 0

About the Book A wonderfully written Australian story depicting life for those who live on a cattle station.The descriptions bring into focus those everyday occurrences. Sending children away from home and off to boarding school […]

Acceleration: A High Octane Novel by Shaylynn Hayes @Imperceptions

September 12, 2021 BookBoost 0

About the Book Acceleration is a high-octane novel featuring illegal street racing, mafias, and decisions that accelerate and spin out of control. Amanda, the ex-cheerleader, is trying to escape an image of herself. Ben, whose […]

So What You Have Failed and My Wonder Mama by Ferleen Verneuil-Joseph

September 6, 2021 BookBoost 3

So What if You Have Failed! This book named, So What if you have Failed!, is a result of my many experiences of failing along the way of progressing, moving on and Prospering. Your situation […]

Into the Violet Gardens by Isaac Nasri

September 5, 2021 BookBoost 0

About the Book The year is 2024. A ruthless cartel dominates Latin America, and the FBI’s Troy Levi gets commissioned to intervene. A cyborg for the bureau’s Virtual Division, Levi delivers a devastating blow to […]

Bad Medicine (The Medical Students Book 2) by James B Cohoon

September 5, 2021 BookBoost 0

About the Book In this page-turning, suspense thriller, newlyweds Torrey and Matthew have graduated from medical school and are now new doctors at Kaiser hospital in San Diego. While there, they learn of a friend’s […]

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