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Harold MacGrath The Drums Of Jeopardy

Fiction
English
87121 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Harold MacGrath (September 4, 1871 - October 30, 1932) was a bestselling American novelist, short story writer, and [more]

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Harold MacGrath The Drums of Jeopardy

Fiction
English
87122 Words
No Age Recommendation
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Melissa Willingham Damsels In Distress

Tales Of Intrigue And Suspense

Short Story
English
7024 Words
No Age Recommendation
423
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This is a compilation of desperate females in varying degrees of peril and jeopardy. Also included is the [more]

Keywords: suspense, peril, danger, intrigue, mystery, jeopardy, distress, damsels, fear, safety

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LINDA GATES FROM SINNER TO SAINT

Religion
English
44608 Words
Ages 14 and up
61
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If you have ever had any questions regarding salvation, this book is for you. If you are saved yet do not have assurance of your salvation, this book should answer all these nagging little questions and put your mind to rest. Where does double jeopardy come in and what does it have to do with Jesus? If you have heard the term 'born again', but you don't know precisely what it means, read what Jesus said to Nicodemus. If you are not sure why or if you should be baptized, your questions will be answered here. What characterizes a born again child of God? Will you see your loved ones in heaven? Do good people go to heaven or can they end up in hell? What is the marriage supper of the Lamb and who is invited? Why do you need to be ready - and for what? [more]

Keywords: Salvation, double jeopardy, baptism, new birth, heaven and hell, marriage supper of the Lamb, rapture ready, forgiveness, God's love

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BS Murthy Crossing the Mirage: Passing through youth

Romance
English
55723 Words
Ages 16 and up
927
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If passing through youth was like crossing the mirage of life for Chandra and Nithya, it proved to be chasing the mirage of love for Sathya and Prema though for plain Vasavi, Chandra's pitiable sibling, it was the end of the road. As life brings Chandra, who suffers from an inferiority complex for his perceived ugliness, and Nithya, who was bogged down being jilted by Vasu, together, they script their fate of fulfillment. And as poetic justice would have it, Sathya, who caused Prema's heart burn, himself was led down the garden path by Kala, doing a Sathya on Sathya. Just not that, life has in store just deserts for Vasu owing to Nithya's retribution as he tries to stalk her. Besides, after many a fictional twist and turn, the way the story ends, challenges the perception that fact is stranger than fiction. Sign Posts to Cross Shackles on Psyche End of the Tether Burden of Freedom Onto the Turf Respite by Death Lessons of Life Naivety of Love Dilemma of Disclosure Perils of Youth Absurd Proposal Crossing the Mirage Setting the Pace Oasis of Bliss Busy bees in Honeycomb Twist in the Tale Love in the Bind Turn for the Worse Shadows to the Fore Spurring on to Err Tempting the Fate Stooping to Conquer Fouling the Soul Poetic Justice Agony of Penitence Embrace of Love Life of a Kind Just deserts [more]

Keywords: Indian novel, romance, love story, women's writing, general fiction, Literary novel, novel, fiction, Juvenile delinquient, erotic romance, Indian erotic romance, women's dilemma, literary fiction, Indian literature, Indian love story, Indian romance, Poetic Justice, Just deserts, Love and revenge, Love and hate, Jilting, Double jeopardy, Indian double jeopardy, Indian fiction, Juvenile delinquency, Calf love, Stalking, Love story, Lover's revenge, Seduction, Erotic love story, Leading up garden path [more][Less]

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BS Murthy Jewel-less Crown: Saga of Life

Romance
English
77062 Words
Ages 16 and up
672
2

It's perilous penning this blurb. It's fine when man is modest about his work. It even affords him the aura of an invisible crown! But what about his work? Were it an art or craft, it is there for all to see. What of a literary work of an unheralded author? Well, lauding the same might raise one's eyebrows. Failing to praise wouldn't make a 'jewel-less crown' either! Why not see, if this is the great Indian novel. This is the story of the rise and fall of an ambitious man, the decline, and the decay of his conniving wife, the trials, and tribulations of their wayward son as well as the grit and gall of a spirited woman, who enters into his life. This depiction of their life and times not only pictures the facets of ambition and achievement, intrigue and betrayal, compulsion and compromise, sleaze and scandal, trial and sentence, but also portrays the possibilities of repentance and resolution, love and empathy coupled with compassion and contribution, leading to the spirituality of materialism, and that makes it the saga of our times. The story of a lifetime, truly. Book One, Artha and Kama Party Gone Sour Trauma at Tihar Mind of the Maligned Twist at Tis-Hazari Trial in Camera Dilemma of Qualms Moment of Reckoning End within end Vestiges of Prestige High on Rebound Bellows of Delhi Dicing with Life Spidering Spadework Loss to Order Daring the Fate Victims of Deceit Baring the Soul Garland of Guilt Book Two, Dharma and Moksha Bliss of Being Collage of Crime Domain of the Devil Renaissance of Life Sprouts of Love Despair of Hope Turn at the Bend Amity of Empathy Day to Remember Spirituality of Materialism Sense of Reincarnation Epilogue. [more]

Keywords: Indian novel, love story, women's dilemma, general fiction, literary novel, romance, deceit, betrayal, women's writing, Artha, Kama, Dharma, Moksha, Rags to riches, juvenile delinquency, Indian romance, Indian eroticism, Women's dilemma, Indian women's dilemma, Double jeopardy, Love story, Indian Love story, erotic love, crime and punishment, crime story, mystery, Rape and murder, Crime and repentance, Indian fiction, Thriller, Jailbird, Amor, Infedility, Unfaithful, Tragedy, Novel, Court drama, Noir, Adultery, Rape, Murder [more][Less]

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Author Rees, Author Watson The Mystery of the Downs

Fiction
English
79698 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Watson is an artificially intelligent computer system capable of answering questions posed in natural language,[2] developed in IBM's DeepQA project by a research team led by principal investigator David Ferrucci. Watson was named after IBM's first CEO and industrialist Thomas J. Watson.[3][4] The computer system was specifically developed to answer questions on the quiz show Jeopardy![5] In 2011, Watson competed on Jeopardy! against former winners Brad Rutter and Ken Jennings. [more]

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