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							<title>Fate&Love</title>
							<description>When the young athletic orphan Mary Jablonskaia meets a successful businessman Robert Noirson, she couldn't even imagine him being the Son of the Devil, and that he murdered her parents.

From the very first talk with Robert all her female feelings are aroused, like a tsunami, washing away her goals in life and changing her tendencies.

Mary and Robert fall in love for each other almost instantly. One of Noirson's guards, Jerry, finds himself under her charm, but he hides his emotions, because his devotion to the Master is stronger.
This classic situation has an unusual twist though.

Moreover, all events that seem to be standard at first become bizarre and unexpected!

An regular conversation at lunch makes Mary show her faith.

A loving, evening walk turns into a religion discussion.
A fancy birthday present enquirers a lot of efforts and causes several problems.

The first ball in Mary's life becomes mental torture.
A romantic trip requires Mary to defend her clerical believes.

'Your beliefs scare me sometimes.
I feel that I'm betraying God.'

After a few tough events Mary and Robert get married.

But the real tribulation and challenges only begin when a new girl, Brandy, gets hired. Like real brandy, the super-sexy girl makes all men feel like they're in a drunken state.

She falls in love with Jerry, but seeing his crush on Mary, the proud girl hides her feelings.

The typical love triangle becomes a perplexed situation, as Brandy starts her plans for revenge...

Hell is what you feel.</description>
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							<title>Perfection</title>
							<description>Conventional rehabilitation had failed and was long abandoned. A new system had been implicated to ensure societies slow, generational convalescence.
Nothing is as it seems in this unflinching glimpse at an unforgiving future. David Lounsbury explores the human factor absent from most modern science fiction.</description>
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							<title>Silence</title>
							<description>Have you heard of the tale of the end of the Age of Violence? A time when humanity stood on the brink of utter extinction by its own doing?
Then come, listen, hear of an Age of savage heroes, and of treacherous villains. A time when demons walked the earth and the empires of men crumbled beneath the blood soaked sky, of an Age torn asunder by the majestic terror of the mushroom clouds. A time when noble monsters were born from polluted ashes while much worse came to rule the world. Let me tell you of the quest of the seven, seven survivors, judges, and executioners. Let me tell you of their many paths, all coming together in the end.
Let me tell you of the salvation of the world.
Let me tell you of the Reckoners.
The year was 2052.</description>
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							<title>The Strange Tale of Hector and Hannah Crowe</title>
							<description>When the world's greatest paranormal investigator is called away to prevent Doomsday, his children are left with a troubled ghost, a hidden study full of old secrets, and a mysterious baby sitter. It's the first day of summer vacation, and the kids are in for the strangest night of their lives.

Listen here to Nathaniel http://www.bookhabit.com/newsdetail.php?nid=42</description>
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