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Mia Rowan thought she was just another cybersecurity analyst until her own algorithm predicted her death. AURA, the cutting-edge system she helped develop, was supposed to prevent crime, not control fate. But when the line between prediction and reality blurs, Mia finds herself targeted by a shadow version of herself, a digital twin built to anticipate every move she makes.With time running out, and allies disappearing one by one, Mia must outsmart the system she created before it executes its final sequence. As reality fractures and identity becomes a weapon, survival may mean merging with the very algorithm that wants her erased.The Shadow Algorithm is a pulse-pounding thriller of technology, obsession, and the terrifying possibility that your reflection may not be your own.

"The Shadow A Parable" follows a group of men gathered in a darkened room during a time of fear and mourning, when an uncanny presence begins to manifest among them. Blending atmosphere, symbolism, and quiet dread, the tale explores how shadowsreal or imaginedreflect the deepest corners of the human spirit.

The Secret Garden tells the enchanting story of Mary Lennox, a lonely girl who discovers a hidden, neglected garden that transforms not only her life but the lives of everyone around her. Through friendship, curiosity, and compassion, Mary uncovers the healing power of nature and connection.This restored edition presents Burnetts uplifting tale in a clean, modern format while preserving the warmth, charm, and emotional sincerity that have made it a beloved classic.Praised for its gentle wisdom and timeless appeal, the novel remains a favorite for readers of all ages who cherish stories of renewal and hope.Open the gate and rediscover the magicadd this treasured classic to your collection today.

A locked garden. A lonely girl. A hidden magic waiting to bloom.When orphaned Mary Lennox is sent to live in a vast, mysterious manor on the Yorkshire moors, she feels unwanted and aloneuntil she discovers a neglected, walled garden that seems to hold secrets of its own. As Mary restores the garden, she also awakens joy, courage, and healing in herself and those around her, transforming lives one small miracle at a time.Praised as "one of the most enchanting childrens classics ever written," this novel celebrates nature, resilience, and the power of friendship. Its gentle magic and emotional warmth continue to inspire readers of all ages.If you cherish stories of renewal, discovery, and the beauty that grows from kindness, this timeless classic will win your heart.Open the gateand let the secret garden work its miracle on you.

In "The Secret Cause", Machado de Assis reveals the dark side of human nature through the love triangle formed by Garcia, Fortunato, and Maria Luísa. While Garcia harbors a silent passion for the young woman, he discovers, to his horror, that Fortunato, her husband, takes secret pleasure in the pain of others. The narrative follows the contrast between genuine love and cold cruelty, culminating in the disturbing revelation of the "secret cause" that drives Fortunato: delight in suffering, which Machado exposes with subtle irony and profound moral unease.

A clash between brute force and intellectual morality.The Sea-Wolf follows Humphrey Van Weyden after he is rescued by a ruthless sealing ship captained by the terrifying Wolf Larsen.As survival at sea becomes a battle of wills, London explores themes of dominance, individualism, morality, and strength. The philosophical tension between characters elevates the novel beyond adventure into a deep examination of human nature.Dark, intense, and unforgettable, this is one of Londons most complex and celebrated works.A true classic of maritime fiction.

A shipwreck. A ruthless captain. A captive forced to confront the darkness within himself.When literary critic Humphrey Van Weyden is rescued at sea, he finds himself under the command of Wolf Larsena brilliant, brutal captain whose strength is matched only by his cruelty. Trapped aboard the sealing schooner Ghost, Humphrey must survive brutal storms, violent men, and Larsens relentless psychological games. What follows is a gripping struggle between intellect and might, courage and fear, humanity and raw instinct.Praised as "one of the greatest sea adventures ever written," Jack Londons masterpiece blends action, philosophy, and unforgettable character conflict. Its intensity, moral tension, and vivid maritime drama continue to captivate readers worldwide.If you crave powerful character clashes, ocean survival, and stories where the human spirit is tested to its limit, this classic will keep you on edge.Open the bookand meet the sea captain who becomes literatures most unforgettable force of nature.

A terrifying future shaped by disease and human failure.The Scarlet Plague presents a haunting post-apocalyptic world where a devastating pandemic has wiped out civilization.Told through the memories of an old survivor, the novel reflects on science, arrogance, social class, and humanitys fragility. Londons vision of collapse feels eerily prophetic, making this short novel both gripping and unsettling.A landmark work of early dystopian and apocalyptic fiction, it remains deeply relevant in the modern age.A must-read for fans of survival and end-of-the-world narratives.

A world wiped out. A survivor who remembers. A warning that feels eerily close to our own.Set in a devastated future, The Scarlet Plague follows an old man guiding his grandsons through the ruins of a once-thriving civilization. As they wander the empty landscape, he recounts the terrifying plague that swept across the globehow society crumbled overnight, how fear replaced order, and how humanity was forced back to primitive survival.Praised as "one of the earliest and most chilling visions of global collapse," Jack Londons novella blends suspense, stark beauty, and unsettling realism. Its portrait of fragility, resilience, and the lessons forgotten by future generations remains strikingly relevant.If you enjoy dystopian fiction, survival stories, and classics that echo with modern resonance, this powerful tale will grip your imagination.Open the bookand walk through a world where one plague changed everything.

A Haunting Exploration of the Human Heart and the Price of Sin.Step back into the rigid, shadow-filled world of 17th-century Puritan Boston with Nathaniel Hawthornes most celebrated work, The Scarlet Letter. When Hester Prynne is found guilty of adultery, she is sentenced to wear a permanent mark of shame: a vibrant, embroidered "A" upon her chest.As Hester struggles to build a life of dignity for herself and her daughter, Pearl, she remains bound to two menone consumed by secret guilt and the other by a thirst for cold-blooded revenge. Hawthornes masterful prose delves deep into the psychological toll of hidden sin, the hypocrisy of society, and the possibility of ultimate redemption.This definitive edition presents the quintessential work of American Dark Romanticism. A cornerstone of classic literature, this novel continues to provoke profound questions about morality, law, and the resilience of the human spirit.Rediscover the powerful story that defined American fiction. Buy "The Scarlet Letter" today.

A dead man returns. A legend rises again. And Londons criminals have no idea whats coming.After years of silence and presumed death, Sherlock Holmes steps back into Dr. Watsons lifeand immediately plunges into a new series of baffling mysteries. From sinister blackmailers and masked attackers to coded messages and impossible alibis, Holmes proves that his razor-sharp mind has lost none of its power.Readers hail this collection as "a triumphant rebirth of the worlds greatest detective," filled with humor, suspense, and dazzling deduction. Each story reinforces why Holmes became a literary iconand why his return shocked and thrilled the world.If you love clever twists, atmospheric storytelling, and the thrill of Holmes reclaiming his place in the shadows, this collection is essential.Rejoin the great detectivestart reading now and witness Holmes at his brilliant best.

He dreamed of glory. War taught him fear. Courage had to be earned.When young Henry Fleming marches into the chaos of battle, his romantic ideas of heroism shatter under gunfire and smoke. As panic, shame, and determination collide, Henry must confront his own weakness and decide what courage truly meansnot in speeches, but in action.Acclaimed as "the first modern war novel," Stephen Cranes masterpiece strips combat of false glory and reveals the raw psychology of a soldier under fire. Its vivid imagery, relentless tension, and emotional honesty make it one of the most powerful portrayals of war ever written.If you seek intense realism, psychological depth, and stories that capture the inner battles behind the front lines, this classic will leave a lasting mark.Open the bookand step into the moment where fear becomes courage.

He wants power. He wants love. Society gives him neither without a price.Julien Sorel, brilliant and fiercely ambitious, rises from humble origins into a world ruled by class, hypocrisy, and political intrigue. Torn between faith and ambition, desire and pride, he navigates dangerous romances and ruthless social gameseach choice pulling him closer to triumph or ruin.Celebrated as "one of the first great psychological novels," Stendhals masterpiece dissects vanity, hypocrisy, and the hunger for status with startling clarity. Its portrait of a young man fighting societyand himselfremains timeless and unsettlingly modern.If you love sharp character studies, political tension, and classics that expose the cost of ambition, this novel is unforgettable.Open the bookand witness how desire and destiny collide.

The Raven Alliance, the Societas Corvus Corax, ensures that humans cannot transcend time and their worlds. But the perfect formula for this has not yet been found, and so Sophia, who actually lives in the 19th century, meets Tom, who is studying in the 1990s. The two worlds collide again and again, leading to unforeseen consequences that are now unstoppable. While the members of the Raven Alliance, who can change their form, work diligently to prevent the worlds from changing with the help of mathematics, Sophia and Tom face the challenges of their time. What are the consequences of their encounter?

Enter the haunting world of Edgar Allan Poes most famous poeman enduring masterpiece of gothic atmosphere, psychological tension, and lyrical brilliance.The Raven tells the story of a grieving narrator visited by a mysterious raven whose chilling refrain echoes through the night, transforming sorrow into dread and reason into obsession. With its hypnotic rhythm, vivid imagery, and unforgettable refrain, the poem stands as one of the most influential works in American literature.Poes command of sound, meter, and mood has inspired generations of writers, artists, musicians, and filmmakers. His exploration of memory, loss, madness, and the supernatural gives The Raven a depth and resonance that continues to captivate readers more than 175 years after its publication.This edition presents the poem in a beautifully formatted layout, preserving its musicality and poetic precision for both new readers and longtime admirers.Perfect for students, collectors, lovers of horror and gothic art, and anyone drawn to poetic storytelling, The Raven remains a powerful and unforgettable reading experience.Add The Raven to your library and experience the timeless intensity of Poes most iconic creation.

Discover the powerful, transformative voice of Ralph Waldo EmersonAmericas foremost essayist, poet, and founder of the transcendentalist movement.The Ralph Waldo Emerson Collection gathers his complete body of work, offering readers a comprehensive exploration of his insight into individuality, nature, spirituality, creativity, and the inner strength of the human spirit.This authoritative edition includes Emersons most influential essaysSelf-Reliance, Nature, The Over-Soul, Circles, Experience, Compensation, The Poet, Spiritual Lawsalong with his complete addresses, lectures, personal reflections, and poetry.Emersons writing shaped American thought and inspired generations of readers, writers, and leaders. His themes of independence, moral clarity, intuition, and the divine presence in nature continue to resonate today. With clarity and conviction, he challenges readers to trust themselves, embrace intellectual courage, and live with purpose.Whether reflecting on the soul, analyzing society, or celebrating the natural world, Emersons work offers a profound blend of philosophy, observation, and poetic vision.This beautifully formatted collection is ideal for students, thinkers, spiritual explorers, and anyone seeking timeless wisdom to guide modern life.Add The Ralph Waldo Emerson Collection to your library and immerse yourself in the writings of a philosopher whose ideas on self-reliance, harmony, and inner strength continue to inspire the world.

What makes us special? This is the question asked by a white unicorn who feels inconspicuous among his colorful companions. In a world full of glamour, he believes he is worth less. But on his journey, he encounters other unicorns each with their own challenges, including insecurity, fear, or anger. With empathy, he helps them recognize their strengths. Something wonderful happens: not only do the others begin to see themselves in a new light, but the white unicorn also discovers its destiny piece by piece. With each encounter, a strand of its mane changes color until it realizes that true beauty lies in diversity. Everyone is uniquejust as they are. A book that shines in all the colors of the rainbowand celebrates the colorfulness of life.

Charlotte Brontes The Professor follows William Crimsworth, a determined young man seeking independence and dignity through teaching. As he navigates professional challenges, personal relationships, and questions of self-worth, Bronte offers a perceptive exploration of ambition and emotional growth.This restored edition presents Brontes earliest completed novel in a clean, modern format while preserving the clarity, sincerity, and subtle power of her prose. Though less widely known than her later works, the novel provides meaningful insight into themes she would develop throughout her career.A compelling and thoughtful work of early Victorian fictionadd this important classic to your collection today.

A young man seeking purpose. A new life in a foreign city. A love that awakens everything he thought he knew about himself.In this intimate and often overlooked gem, William Crimsworth leaves behind a stifling life in England to teach at a boys school in Brussels. There he confronts ambition, jealousy, and the struggle to prove his worth in a world that underestimates him. But when he meets Frances Henria quiet, determined young teachertheir connection grows into something tender, honest, and transformative.Praised as "a revealing portrait of Brontes earliest voice," this novel offers sharp insight, heartfelt emotion, and themes of self-respect, independence, and the courage to choose ones own path. Readers treasure it for its subtle romance and the clarity of Brontes developing brilliance.If you enjoy character-driven stories, slow-burning love, and the emotional intelligence of the Bronte tradition, this classic will resonate deeply.Open the bookand follow a journey of growth, love, and quiet determination.

Hailing from Potsdam and having grown up in the German Empire at the turn of the 20th century, our author transports us to the enchanting world of castles and parks of the former Prussian residence through four wonderful fairy tales. With poetic sensitivity, he brings these magical places to life and allows fictional and historical figures to engage in nostalgic encounters that transcend the boundaries of time. Even Frederick the Greats tobacco box becomes a time machine.