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New horror from author G. Wells Taylor!

NATHAN CHAMBERS and his bride-to-be want to rekindle their romance after they were forced to cancel their wedding at the start of the pandemic, and the stressful lockdown that followed left the relationship on rocky ground. Nate hopes some quality time at the treasured family cottage will help them put things right.

The young couple arrives with nature promising blue skies despite the looming storm clouds, but they quickly realize that rain will be the least of their worries. Something weird is happening on the lake. The locals are distant, the animal life is scattered or missing, and Nate senses a threatening presence in the trees.

When a mysterious group moves into the abandoned cottage on the lot beside theirs, a neighbor’s death soon after raises the specter of the pandemic’s return, though the truth is more terrifying—even if it sounds insane.

The strangers next door are a dangerous breed, but they’ve been followed to the lake by something worse. A time of reckoning has come, and blood will mark the return of the Kind.

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The Verge reported that Amazon has made it tougher to purchase Kindle books on an Android device.

9to5Mac reports that Kindle will not read Apple Books despite Amazon’s shift to supporting the EPUB file format.

Gizmodo has more on Amazon’s change of heart to support the EPUB format on Kindle eReaders.

The Verge reviews the Color E Ink Gallery 3. Video at the link

Neowin reports on an update to the Calibre open source eBook library management software.

The Business Insider calls the Kobo Elipsa the best eReader for students in this review.

LifeHacker posted a trick for formatting your eBooks to read on your Kindle. (For Free!)

Android Headlines reviews the Huawei MatePad Paper hybrid eReader and eNotetaker.