In Christine, a shy teen’s life changes when he buys a rusted Plymouth Fury with a sinister secret: the car is alive—and deadly. As Christine’s dark power consumes him, friendships unravel, bodies pile up, and her unholy thirst for vengeance burns brighter than her gleaming red paint. Love her? Fear her. There’s no escaping her.
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Step into the turbulent world of Andrew Jackson, a fiery leader who reshaped the American presidency. In American Lion, Jon Meacham unveils the personal struggles, political battles, and indomitable will of a man who fought to unite a fractured nation. With gripping storytelling, this Pulitzer-winning biography reveals the triumphs and controversies of one of America’s most compelling figures.
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In The Poisonwood Bible, a fiery preacher uproots his family to the Congo, where faith collides with culture, and survival becomes the ultimate test. Told through the hauntingly distinct voices of five women, this sweeping tale of love, loss, and redemption explores the cost of arrogance and the resilience of those who endure its fallout.
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What turns a hero into a villain? The Butcher of Anderson Station dives deep into Fred Johnson’s past, revealing the tragic mission that earned him his infamous nickname. With gripping action, gut-wrenching guilt, and a fight for redemption, this novella explores the high cost of war and the choices that define us. Prepare to question everything.
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In Tudors, Peter Ackroyd weaves a vivid, gripping portrait of England’s most infamous dynasty. With intrigue, betrayal, and power struggles at every turn, Ackroyd brings the lives of Henry VIII and his descendants to fiery life. Get ready for a compelling journey through history, where ambition and danger collide in the pursuit of the throne.
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Dive into Foundation by Peter Ackroyd, where myth and history collide to tell the epic story of England’s beginnings. From ancient legends to the Norman Conquest, Ackroyd brings to life the battles, rulers, and everyday people who shaped a nation. Rich with vivid detail and gripping narrative, this is history that reads like a grand adventure
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Act of Oblivion by Robert Harris plunges readers into a gripping historical manhunt, following the relentless pursuit of two men who dared to defy a king. Set across continents and brimming with tension, this novel explores betrayal, loyalty, and the cost of justice in a world where survival depends on picking the right side.
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The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson is a journey into a world of epic battles, powerful storms, and characters wrestling with honor, destiny, and survival. As unlikely heroes rise and mysteries unfold, every page is filled with suspense, emotion, and unforgettable magic. Discover Roshar—a land as fierce as its storms and as deep as its secrets.
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The Four Voyages by Laurence Bergreen reveals the shocking, untold stories behind Columbus’s journeys to the New World—full of ambition, danger, and clashes of culture. Bergreen dives into Columbus’s triumphs and failures, painting a vivid picture of a man driven by dreams yet haunted by chaos. A gripping, complex tale that redefines a well-known explorer.
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The Age of Gold by H.W. Brands dives into the wild hopes and fierce ambition of the California Gold Rush, a time when fortune-seekers left everything behind, chasing dreams of untold wealth. Through vivid storytelling, Brands reveals how this fever for gold reshaped America, inspiring and unsettling a nation. An unforgettable tale of risk, greed, and the American dream.
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The Year of Magical Thinking is Joan Didion’s memoir chronicling her journey through grief following the sudden death of her husband, John, and the simultaneous illness of their daughter, Quintana. With raw introspection, Didion explores love, loss, and the ways we cope with life’s unpredictability, offering a poignant, unfiltered look at the complexities of mourning.
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In Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell, Brandon Sanderson takes readers into a haunting forest filled with ghostly shades and deadly rules. Follow Silence Montane, a gritty bounty hunter and innkeeper, as she battles the terrors lurking in the shadows to protect her family. Danger, suspense, and fierce courage make this dark fantasy tale unforgettable.
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