Fiction eBooks
Love Letters to Earth
Fiction, by Henry QuickeThis magical realist book is a collection of tales about imaginary peoples, linked by the interwoven love story of an anthropologist and the rain forest priestess who has condemned him to death.
Madame Bovary
Fiction, by Gustave FlaubertEmma Bovary and her reviled husband are at breakfast on the morning of Emma's last day alive. As they bicker, scenes from Emma's past are called to mind and played out with all the passion for which Flaubert's novel is famous.
Magical Moonlight
Fiction, by Elsa RoseFalling for each other was easy for Aiden and Liam--for after all, it was foretold. Living their lives without revealing the secret of their heritage to the humans around them… well, that was another thing altogether. This is a story of the love between two men that is beyond time or race. Throw in a bit of intrigue seasoned with magic and a human element, and you have an amazing read...
Mana
Fiction, by Asher TenseiEurich is thrown into a seemingly ill-fated destiny. After learning of his legendary magic, he is convinced that he alone must stop an impending doom, but nothing is ever as it seems. His best friends Jason and Raine try their best to help him save the world, but help isn’t what he needs —he needs a way across the barrier. Despite this fate thrust upon him, Eurich knows what is coming...
Mango Mouth
Fiction, by Victor Peter-GeorgeThis is the story about the day in the life of a girl named Annie. She lives in a small rural village with her family. Annie was born with a talent/gift of locating mangoes, thus acquiring the name "Mango Mouth".
Marching Men
Fiction, by Sherwood AndersonMarching Men is a chronicle about the plight of the working man in an industrial society.
Martin Chuzzlewit
Fiction, by Charles DickensChronicles Martin Chuzzlewit's experiences as a student of architecture and a pioneer in the American West.
Martin Eden
Fiction, by Jack LondonSet in San Francisco, this is the story of Martin Eden, an impoverished seaman who pursues, obsessively and aggressively, dreams of education and literary fame.
Martin Guerre
Fiction, by Alexander Dumas, PereA man capitalizes on his remarkable resemblance to another man to steal the other's life and identity.





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