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Fighting for her life. Rapists. Murderers. And all she has are some kitchen implements. And an axe. "Come hiking," he said. "What could go wrong?" he asked. Poor Angelica just wanted to go to Spain, but Don dragged her here, the Scottish highlands. To the trees, and the hills, and the sadistic inbred family. The insides on the outside. Cooked flesh. That sort of thing. Blood Stain Girl is a novella that some might find distasteful. It has scenes of sex and violence that you may not want to experience.

Guess who's back? Cuddle Buddies used to be the most popular children's show on television. It was a global phenomenon. That was until the massacre at Millsborough House. After that, the world quickly forgot about the show. Until today, that is... Now, the intellectual property has been purchased by another production company, who plan to reboot the show for a whole new audience. The only problem is they can't seem to get the animatronics to work quite right. If only there was some way of copying the code from the original animatronics into the new animatronics.

Everybody loves the Cuddle Buddies, kids and grown-ups alike. But nobody loves them quite so much as their creator, Mark Samuels. However, when the show's producers decide he's become too much of a liability, they terminate his contract, effectively stealing the characters he created right from under his nose.

A tender, mostly autobiographical, account of youthful promise in pre-revolutionary Iran, success and prosperity in the UK and then the shock and humiliation of a six-year prison sentence for tax fraud. On the outside, a search for wisdom sees a small boy tour Iran’s ancient sites wide-eyed...

Carla thought she knew everything there was to know about her husband. She was wrong. When a wealthy entrepreneur dies in a tragic accident, his widow is visited by his former business associate. From there, she is dragged kicking and screaming into a horrifying world of violence and depravity, where everybody has a value ... even after death.