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The Prophet
Twelve year-old Callie Rich wouldn’t know what a normal childhood looks like. She and her family have been a part of the Lambs of Zion church their entire lives, existing in a well-guarded pocket of the American southwest where modernity and independence are shunned. When their leader, the Prophet, excommunicates her father—one of his closest advisors—and takes Callie to be his next bride, it has to be a mistake. One town over, private detective Max Barker is well aware of the polygamist cult on the Arizona-Utah border, but he keeps his distance like everyone else until Callie’s father shows up on his doorstep begging for help. His family is in danger and he has the proof that could bring the whole organization—and its leader—crashing to the ground. Max, hoping to make good on a promise he’d kept to a former Lamb, decides to help. Unaware of her father’s plan, Callie joins up with a group of other wives looking to escape, but someone inside the church knows what they’re up to. While Max and Callie’s father work to infiltrate the church for evidence, Callie and the other women of the LoZ must hurry and leave before the Prophet takes drastic action to keep his church, his family, and his legacy intact.
The Library at the Center of the Earth
Kat Krueger has just come home to find her father murdered — and she is the prime suspect. When a stranger who knows who killed him — and why — rescues her, Kat is thrust into a cross-country hunt for the entrance to a top secret facility where dedicated researchers are making revolutionary discoveries while preserving and studying history’s greatest treasures. Kat must solve 400 years’ worth of clues to find the door her father died protecting before his killer does, save the people working behind it, and stop a vengeful murderer from destroying humanity’s greatest secret living right underneath our feet.
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Orphaned Entertainment kicks off its 13th year with a fun discussion with classic film lover and content creator, Harry Marks. Learn more about Harry by following the links below! Please click, fol…
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Drive-in movie theaters are a staple of American film history. Here's a guide to five beloved drive-ins throughout the country to check out this summer.