Fiction Novels and Novellas
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Do Castles Ever Weep?
Description: Famed private detective Matthew Mallet is surrounded by sun, sand, and suspects in America’s most famous retirement village, where the women have dark and dangerous secrets to keep, and a lot of blood to spill.
Style: Detective Fiction, Dark Comedy
Pages: 325
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The Icebox
Description: In a rapidly evolving Depression-era town in the Tennessee Valley, a sassy Southern belle finds herself caught in a web of political intrigue, supernatural occurrences, and a past that may not be exactly what it seems.
Style: Upmarket Fiction, Dark Comedy
Pages: 350
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Get the Key to the Banker
Description: When their pet dodo bird uncovers a mysterious clue, a young science-loving boy, his daydreaming older sister, and their best friends, begin a journey to unlock the mysteries of their city in the clouds, the fires that light up their night skies, and their long-lost parents.
Style: Middle Grade Fantasy
Pages: 325
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That's Wack Jack
Description: Two seemingly opposite men break out of prison together, with only one goal - get to Buc-ee’s at any cost.
Style: Crime Fiction, Comedy
Pages: 300
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The Orb and The Obs
Description: A promiscuous penguin defies his entire community and discovers a deep and dark truth that will change him forever.
Style: Satirical Novella
Pages: 182
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The Name is Bill Blane
Description: The most famous actor of his generation contends with love and loss, meeting a seemingly tragic end.
Style: Historical Fiction, Dark Comedy
Pages: 350
Non-Fiction Books
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Hotel Hell
Description: A comedy about prison, friendship, and the forgotten men of America.
Style: Memoir with a Comedic Touch
Pages: 325
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Hot Girls Don't Poop
Description: A hilarious and irreverent take on modern dating, and all of the myths that surround each of the sexes in our popular culture.
Style: Light and Breezy Comedy Book
Pages: 300
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Be Negative-Negative
Description: The art and (somewhat) science of being positive in a world filled with negativity.
Style: Self-Help Book with Comedic Elements
Pages: 300