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Lonely Dove

Lonely Dove

Newt had come to think that only two things were certain if you worked for the Hat Creek Cattle Company. One was that Captain Call would think of more things to do than he and Pea Eye and Deets could get done, and the other was that beans would be available at all meals. The only man in the outfit who didn’t fart frequently was old Bolivar himself—he never touched beans and lived mainly on sourdough biscuits and chickory coffee, or rather cups of brown sugar with little puddles of coffee floating on top. Sugar cost money, too, and it irked the Captain
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 The King of Beasts

The King of Beasts

She looked up and met my eyes, paralyzing me for a moment, “The beast would tear you apart.” She stepped back and I let her. “Keep your doors locked, Aria.” She walked backwards towards the door, without turning. “The Beast comes at night and devours fresh, young flesh…” Her hand settled on the door knob, “…before he tears them apart.” I had no doubt that I was pale. She was telling me something. It was like she was reciting a script. “I hope I don’t have to tell you that if you tell anyone about me, your loved ones will pay.”
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Ayushi Prajapati
this is the darkest book i jave ever read ali remeber i read it on some other plaform where the storylinw was a bit different as i don't remember about fabiano' s mother it is definitely not like some typical mafia stories and will leave and imprint on you
Silvermist
Author , At least please respond .. we deserved to know where you are uploading your other books .. we miss Dark Angel.. there is no announcement from you and you deleted ins****m as well.. how do you keep your readers informed ?
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Single Dad Alpha

Single Dad Alpha

Maybe he should convince Emily to put them back? “Actually, I think baked beans would be a better option. My boys can be a little fussy about eating their beans, and mung beans might be too challenging for their choosy palate.” Hearing that, Emily laughed. Initially, she didn’t intend to cook them. However, the CEO reminded her that it could also be cooked and eaten. Although it was slightly difficult to eat boiled mung beans, Emily knew the trick to make beans more appealing to children. It wasn’t a secret. Asians loved using beans to create their desserts. Anyone with a sweet tooth can certainly appreciate it, even the visiting grandfather.
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On the Beam

On the Beam

- my kids hugged me as soon as I came into the room - Miss you, we watched the game and you were 10! - You are the best goalkeeper in the world! - Lavinia said. - I love you guys! - I smiled - How about we have a pizza to celebrate? - "Ah!" Heitor scratched his head, "Only after the surprise, okay? - I frowned and nodded - It's in your room. - "You'll be a while with the surprise then..." Lavinia shrugged."We're going to Grandma Helena's. Aunt Camila, Daniel and Grandpa are going to eat with us. Aunt Camilla, Daniel and Grandpa are going to eat with us.
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Beverly

Beverly

She called me babe a lot and it's not that I hate it but it's like she's used to it now. I walked towards her and she put the tuna on a small piece of bread and then she gave it to me. I hesitated at first but she forced me to eat. "Good right?" She asked as her eyes shined waiting for my reaction. I munched it and nodded. She squealed and then she started to eat her breakfast. "Grandma, do you want to try this?" Bev asked. "What is that?" Grandma asked as she looked at it suspiciously. Bev put the tune on a small piece of bread and gave it to grandma.
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Alacrimia

Alacrimia

Kehinde is believed to be the older, because he/she sent the younger one to go and see how the world is. *Beancake, made from black-eyed peas. **Corn meal [pap] ***Moin-moin (colloquial)
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Priyal Dessai
Wonderfully written! The pace is so smooth✨ I absolutely loved the way the author described the scenes. The grammar is on point. I couldn't find a single typo either! Highly recommended!! Keep up the good work! ❤
Anastasia Ifinedo
This is one of the best Nigerian books I've come across after Chinua Achebe's and Chimamanda Adichie's. This work is a beautiful criss-cross between the contemporary world and the traditional world, and a book brimming with life, thanks to Eniiyi's fighting spirit. You don't want to miss this.
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One Night Stand With The Unforgettable Stranger

One Night Stand With The Unforgettable Stranger

Cassie said, slipping out of the room, Brian on her heels. Barry smiled after them. He was beginning to understand Brian’s obsession with his fiancée, as he was starting to feel the same about Becky. She slipped off his lap and kneeled on the floor in front of the coffee table and picked at the cheese and crackers. She handed one over to him and he slipped it into his mouth. The creamy brie triggered his hunger and his stomach growled alerting him to the fact he hadn’t eaten since breakfast. “Is this Pemberton Brie?” Jonathon asked.
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A Bear's World

A Bear's World

I said smiling as I gave an awkward wave. "I'm Beatrice. This is Sarah, Mel, and Tabitha." the sweet looking mom said in the corner. I smiled as wide as I could as I tried to remember their names. "I'm horrible with names, but I promise I will try." I said grimacing. They lauighed and assured me everything was ok. After taking a quick stock check to see what we could make, I decided to make buttermilk biscuits, eggs, bacon, and sausage. While instructing the women on how to make the biscuits since it was a family recipe I got them going and then started planning for the next few days.
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The Magic Bean

The Magic Bean

With some bones and cowries on cow skin, he was able to commune with the spirits and after he communed with the spirits by reading the signs on the cow skin he had spread on the ground and pours the cowries and bones on, he was able to sense the curse and the solutions. He told the elders that the Eze will need to be administered with the Magic bean if he is to live and they have only 30 days to get the bean before the Eze fades into the spirit world. When the elders inquired about where to get the bean from, he told them the beans can only be found in the forbidden forest and only the bravest of warriors can go and bring this magic bean. The elders shook their heads in disbelief because the
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The Alpha’s abducted Luna

The Alpha’s abducted Luna

he said "Okay, I'll like to taste that" Mira replied she doesn't actually have any other choice than to go with what Hugh suggested. "So what are we gonna be using" Mira asked " One can Kidney beans which we already have in the cupboard, pinto beans as well, garbonzo beans too..." He was saying as Mira cut in "Why so many type of beans?" She asked "That's how it's made, we need as many type to make the meal a complete one with a lot of nourishing ingredients" he replied
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Ever picked up a book and thought, 'Wow, this is about beans? Really?' That was my exact reaction when I first flipped through 'Beans: A History'. But let me tell you, it’s so much more than a dry agricultural chronicle. The book weaves together anthropology, economics, and even folklore to explore how beans shaped civilizations—from fueling ancient laborers to becoming a staple in wartime diets. It’s wild how something as humble as a bean could influence trade routes or inspire proverbs across cultures.

What stuck with me, though, was the human angle. The author dives into personal stories—like a farmer’s pride in heirloom varieties or a grandmother’s bean soup recipe passed down for generations. It turns this 'history' into something intimate, almost nostalgic. By the end, I was seeing beans as these tiny, unassuming time capsules of human resilience and creativity.

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