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SIGHTLESS OBSESSION

SIGHTLESS OBSESSION

“The scent…” She brought her wrist to her face, where a few hours earlier, Appy had dabbed a drop of essential oil—Casablanca lily—a whim, a gesture to connect her to the clue. She pressed that same spot on her wrist against the screen. For a moment, nothing. Then, a soft, blue light scanned her wrist. A hidden mechanism whirred, and a different panel slid open, revealing not a keypad, but a shallow indentation, perfectly shaped for a human throat.
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Hidden In Plain Sight

Hidden In Plain Sight

I asked. Priya blinked. "Which photograph?" "On the shelf in the master bathroom," I said. "Small frame. Black and white. A woman standing outside a building." Priya's expression shifted — the first crack of genuine discomfort. "I don't know about that specifically," she said. "I only heard about the living room."
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Second Light

Second Light

As we chatted, Thomas came over with a bowl of piping hot special mushroom soup and a few small dishes for me. In the blink of an eye, the butler and the other servants had vanished from sight. He watched me until I had finished everything, then he finally relaxed and leaned back on the sofa. Without any preamble, he asked me, "I've agreed to help you get your revenge on him."
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Plain Jane

Plain Jane

"ID." I handed it over. He studied it under a small flashlight, comparing my face to the photo. After what felt like an eternity, he nodded and handed it back. "Entrance is fifty." I pulled out my wallet and handed him a hundred-dollar bill. "Keep the change." He pocketed the money and opened the door. The music hit me first. Deep bass that vibrated in my chest, layered with something electronic and hypnotic. The lighting was purple and blue, punctuated by red spotlights that swept across a small stage. Women danced in various costumes, some elaborate, others minimal.
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My Blind Wife wants Divorce

My Blind Wife wants Divorce

She should let go. Chloe smiled at her thoughts. It felt much more relieving this morning. When she opened her eyes, a beam of bright light entered her eyes, making her squint and quickly pull the blanket. Suddenly, she realized that there was something different about her vision. Slowly, she lowered the blanket she had used to block the light. The longer the morning, the more her eyes started to adjust. She initially saw bright spots and primary colors, but now, the light was becoming dazzling.
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Dirty Pleasures

Dirty Pleasures

The more he thrust it in and out, over and over, the more he grinds his hardness inside, the louder she screams in pleasure. He keeps pounding her until she came and Val offered her a tissue. You can see how satisfied Sally is. Her eyes twinkled when she handed him the money but Val didn't take it. "It's free. Besides, I was in rush so in return, bring me, someone, next time!" He said and Sally set her cutest wink at him. "Sure. Well, I had fun today. Thanks for filling me on your fully-loaded list." She said and she hops off the plane.
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At First Glance

At First Glance

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any way or by any means either electronic or mechanical without express permission from the author except for brief quotation in a book review. Any infragment of copyright will be punishable by law. At First Glance © 2021 by Nothando Dlamini Disclaimer This is a total work of fiction. Names, characters, places, locations and incidents are purely fictional and bear no relationship to real life individuals, living or dead or to any actual places, business establishments, locations, events or incidents. Any resemblance is entirely coincidental.
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Despised at First Sight

Despised at First Sight

" The speaker announced excitedly. The hall filled with applause from everyone present. Well except Maya, Tom and Tracy. Even Jude was so excited and wouldn't stop clapping. Maya instantly turned pale as the speaker continued. So I will like to invite the couples now. As the speaker kept talking, the sound of his voice seemed as if coming from far away in Maya's ears. Her vision was becoming blur. But she was sure she saw clearly, Mark coming walking to the stage smiling wholeheartedly and holding Tilda's waist. They looked like a perfect couple. Nothing seemed to be a worry to them.
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Lawaughn
You have become one of my favorite authors on this platform. This is the fourth book I’ve read of yours and you did not disappoint. Great storyline, fast pace, written well however needed some proofreading done. Still a really entertaining adventure. About to read book number five!
Hafsaktg
I give the author more than 5 stars become i love the way she writes beautifully. however for this book, I ended up hating the ML, I feel no matter the reason he was too extreme with his ways. I was angry through out when I was reading. I cant wrap my head around his reasoning. the FL is too weak
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Play it Straight

Play it Straight

PHOENIX’S POV My head felt light when I finally opened my eyes. I sat up straight and noticed the rows of neatly made beds separated by sliding curtains, each with crisp sheets and state-of-the-art monitoring equipment. “You’re up.” I jumped at the sound of Marlow’s voice. He looked different – carefree and giddy, with a very suspicious teasing grin on his face. I looked around me and saw no one else, just Marlow leaning against the pole holding up my curtain, grinning his face off silly. It was the first time I was seeing him like this – happy and so full of life. There was not an ounce of sleep in his eyes and his messy hair gave him a very cute boy-next-door look.
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Plain ivy? No more!!

Plain ivy? No more!!

Author's POV The pool glittered under the afternoon sun, it looked like a sheet of turquoise framed by palm trees. Ivy slipped off her robe and stepped in, letting the cool water wrap around her. This was her peace. Away from Liam, away from the noise. It was just her, the sky, and silence. At least, that was what she thought until she heard a low whistle. "Didn't know I had company." Her head snapped up. Liam was already in the water, leaning lazily against the edge. Shirtless. Drops of water sliding down his chest like they had a goddamn contract with gravity.
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Man, 'In Plain Sight' is one of those shows that sneaks up on you with its blend of drama, humor, and just the right amount of crime-solving chaos. The series follows U.S. Marshal Mary Shannon, a tough-as-nails witness protection specialist based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Her job is to relocate federal witnesses, giving them new identities and helping them disappear into everyday life—except, of course, nothing ever goes smoothly. Mary’s got a razor-sharp wit and a no-nonsense attitude, but her personal life is a mess, thanks to her dysfunctional family and her own reluctance to let anyone get too close. The show’s genius lies in how it balances Mary’s professional triumphs with her personal struggles, making her one of the most relatable badasses on TV.

Each episode typically revolves around a new witness or a threat to an existing one, but the real heart of the series is the dynamic between Mary and her partner, Marshal Marshall Mann (yes, the name’s a running joke). Their banter is gold, and their partnership evolves in such satisfying ways over the seasons. Meanwhile, Mary’s mom Jinx and her sister Brandi constantly drag her into their chaotic lives, adding layers of family drama that keep things grounded. The show’s got this gritty, Southwestern vibe that sets it apart from other procedural dramas, and Mary’s flaws—her stubbornness, her emotional walls—make her victories feel earned. By the end, you’re not just rooting for her to save the witness; you’re rooting for her to save herself, too.

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