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  • Dance with the devil by ItsOnlyErik
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    **Dance with the Devil** is a gripping, suspense-filled thriller about Damon Blackwood, a man wrongfully accused of murdering his wife, Julia. Trapped in the brutal confines of Coldwater Penitentiary, Damon must navigate a labyrinth of corruption, deceit, and violence to clear his name. With each passing day, the walls close in as he faces not only the brutal reality of prison life but also the relentless forces determined to keep him locked away. As Damon digs deeper into the case against him, he uncovers a tangled web of lies that leads to powerful figures in the outside world, including a dangerous businessman with ties to the criminal underworld. With enemies at every turn and no one to trust, Damon is forced to fight for his survival-both inside the prison and in the pursuit of justice. In a place where the truth is a rare commodity, Damon must outwit the system, expose the true killer, and face his own demons in a deadly game where the stakes are life and death. In *Dance with the Devil*, the price of freedom is steep, and Damon must decide how far he is willing to go to escape the past, while dancing on the edge of darkness. Will he emerge victorious, or will the devil claim his soul?
  • The Gallows shadow by darcislove
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    A fictional diary of Martha Corey, told in her own voice as she looks back on her life-from shame and widowhood, to becoming a "gospel woman," to doubting the Salem witch trials and facing arrest, imprisonment, and execution for refusing to let fear rule her community.
  • Second Chances #14: Murder Book by RobinKers
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    A retired detective reopens a decades-old case he never solved-and may have gotten wrong. What follows is not justice, but something harder: truth, acknowledgment, and the quiet possibility of repair.
  • My Vasu by l0velivedie  by l0velivedie
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    "Is it Ramya?" "Yes... 𝐕𝐚𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐚𝐥𝐢 𝐑𝐚𝐦𝐲𝐚." 𝙎ix years after their heartbreaking separation, criminal defense lawyer Vasudevan is forced to identify the body of the only woman he ever loved. The police call it suicide. The city calls her a bad person. Vasu calls it impossible. As he searches for answers, buried truths begin resurfacing. Old wounds reopen. Forgotten memories return. And a woman the world misunderstood starts telling her story through the clues she left behind. Some deaths deserve justice. Hers deserves the truth.
  • In Plain Sight by Lynne_Lopez
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    A three-part mystery romance about misidentification, public judgment, and the danger of believing what's easiest to see. Everyone knows Evan Cruz. Former esports prodigy. Retired young. Now, a respected coach with a past the internet refuses to forget. The media is quick to point fingers at Evan Cruz when he is the last person to have seen the captain, Caleb Warden, of a rival team before he disappears. Mindy Lim never believed she'd meet her idol. She certainly never expected to defend him. A quiet, unassuming lawyer with an unshakable presence in the courtroom, Mindy draws a firm line between admiration and duty. Because if Evan Cruz is guilty, she needs to see it clearly. But as the case unravels, so does the narrative. And the truth proves harder to ignore than the feelings she never meant to have.
  • CHASING SHADOWS by Deathlynx
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    Since childhood, Amara Villanueva has always been chasing the same person-Zion Cortez. Not because she wanted his love, but because she wanted to become someone as good as him. To everyone around them, she was like a shadow that quietly followed behind him. Zion always seemed one step ahead-smarter, more successful, and admired by everyone. Without realizing it, he became the standard Amara spent years trying to reach, until she slowly lost sight of who she truly was. Years later, fate reunites them as rivals in the same industry. As Amara continues chasing the shadow she built around Zion, she finally realizes that the life she's been pursuing was never really hers. The moment she chooses to stop chasing and walk her own path, Zion begins to notice the woman who had always been behind him. This time, the question isn't whether Amara can catch up to him-it's whether Zion can catch her before she walks away for good.