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cage n 1: an enclosure made or wire or metal bars in which birds or animals are kept syn coop 2: something that restricts freedom as a cage restricts movement 3: United States composer of avant-garde music (1912-1992) syn John Cage, John Milton Cage Jr. 4: the net that is the goal in ice hockey 5: a movable screen placed behind home base to catch balls during batting practice syn batting cage v : confine in a cage; "The animal was caged" syn cage in Source: WordNet. Princeton University Cage The term so rendered in (Jeremiah 5:27) is more properly a trap in which decoy birds were placed. In (Revelation 18:2) the (Greek term means a prison. Source: Smith's Bible Dictionary, 1884
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The Silver Cage by Mik WilkensLazyDay PublishingLife is good for David Conner. He has a great job, plenty of money, and he's just met the woman of his dreams. But his dreams turn into nightmares when he finds himself on Lucasia--a magical world of shapeshifters, dragons, faeries, and other creatures of myth--where he is the key to victory in a struggle between opposing forces: one sworn to save the world, the other intent on its destruction. If he is to survive, David must learn the rules of this strange new world, master its powerful magic forces, and decide who is friend and who is foe. But is David the world's savior . . . or the cause of its ruin? Life is good for David Conner. He has a great job, plenty of money, and he's just met the woman of his dreams. But his dreams turn into nightmares when he finds himself on Lucasia--a magical world of shapeshifters, dragons, faeries, and other creatures of myth--where he is the key to victory in a struggle between opposing forces: one sworn to save the world, the other intent on its destruction. If he is to survive, David must learn the rules of this strange new world, master its powerful magic forces, and decide who is friend and who is foe. But is David the world's savior . . . or the cause of its ruin? Pain Cages by Paul KaneBooks of the DeadPAIN CAGES ...the blindfold slips a fraction. 'Paul Kane's writing has a style and elegance, he's a first rate storyteller.' 'An exceptional volume... Welcome to Kaneworld!' 'Paul Kane's lean, stripped-back prose is a tool that's very much fit for purpose. He knows how to make you want to avoid the shadows and the cracks in the pavement.' 'Wonderfully unsettling... Paul Kane has offered you a dark and contemplative gift.' 'Paul Kane's fiction shows intelligence and imagination - he's a writer who's going places, and I can't wait to see what he comes up with next!' 'Definitely a name to watch out for in the future of British Horror fiction.' 'Paul Kane has crafted a nifty little story with that greatest of gifts: the element of surprise.' 'This is one area where Kane shines, his sense of character: each and every one is real, and as such the reader immediately latches onto them...' The Quiet Game (Penn Cage) by Greg IlesSignetWhen former prosecutor Penn Cage returns to his hometown of Natchez, Mississippi, he doesn't find the peace he desperately craves. He finds that his own father is being blackmailed by a corrupt ex-cop. And when Penn investigates, he uncovers a murderous secret--and the town's violent past. Is there space in the overcrowded courtroom for one more writer of sharp, very suspenseful legal thrillers? Yes--if that writer is Greg Iles, who has proven in such varied efforts as Black Cross, Mortal Fear, and Spandau Phoenix that he knows how to squeeze the last drop of suspense out of all sorts of situations. Iles immediately makes us feel both sympathy and empathy for his glossy hero, Penn Cage--a former ace Texas prosecutor turned suspense novelist whose sales are up there in the John Grisham Himalayan range. Trying to cope with the recent death of his wife, Cage takes his 5-year-old daughter to Florida's Disney World, where the child sadly sees visions of her mother everywhere in the fantasy-filled environment. Wouldn't a trip to his parents' stately home in Natchez be more soothing for all concerned? Wrong, as it turns out--and before Cage can catch his breath, he's deeply involved in several dangerous matters. His father, a dedicated doctor, is being blackmailed for a past mistake in judgment, and a powerful judge (who just happens to be the father of Penn's high school sweetheart) has a nasty personal agenda of his own. Then there's the unsolved 1968 murder case of a black man, which Cage insists on reopening with the help of an attractive, ambitious newspaper publisher. Iles does for Natchez what John Berendt did for Savannah in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, creating a gothic Southern landscape where elegance and depravity walk hand in hand. --Dick Adler When former prosecutor Penn Cage returns to his hometown of Natchez, Mississippi, he doesn't find the peace he desperately craves. He finds that his own father is being blackmailed by a corrupt ex-cop. And when Penn investigates, he uncovers a murderous secret--and the town's violent past. Caged: Memoirs of a Cage-Fighting Poet by Cameron ConawayThreed PressAccomplished MMA fighter and award-winning writer Cameron Conaway presents in Caged the true story of a young man who overcomes a family background and his own inner torment by learning to channel his frustrations into the physical world of mixed martial arts fighting and the cerebral world of poetry and writing. It teaches the value of personal reflection, how life's most painful moments can lead to a deeper understanding and appreciation of human nature, and just what is possible when optimism and determination combine to overcome tough odds. Caged shows how the pursuit of two seemingly disparate passions helped a struggling boy blossom into a simple man. The result is a literary and lyrical philosophical journey into the heart and mind of a modern-day warrior. The Devil's Punchbowl (Penn Cage, Book 3) by Greg IlesPocket StarFrom New York Times bestselling author Greg Iles comes his most electrifying thriller yet. The Devil's Punchbowl reveals a world of depravity, sex, violence, and the corruption of a Southern town. As a prosecuting attorney in Houston, Penn Cage sent hardened killers to death row. But it is as mayor of his hometown -- Natchez, Mississippi -- that Penn will face his most dangerous threat. Urged by old friends to try to restore this fading jewel of the Old South, Penn has ridden into office on a tide of support for change. But in its quest for new jobs and fresh money, Natchez, like other Mississippi towns, has turned to casino gambling, and now five fantastical steamboats float on the river beside the old slave market at Natchez like props from Gone With the Wind. But one boat isn't like the others. Rumor has it that the Magnolia Queen has found a way to pull the big players from Las Vegas to its Mississippi backwater. And with them -- on sleek private jets that slip in and out of town like whispers in the night -- come pro football players, rap stars, and international gamblers, all sharing an unquenchable taste for one thing: blood sport -- and the dark vices that go with it. When a childhood friend of Penn's who brings him evidence of these crimes is brutally murdered, the full weight of Penn's failure to protect his city hits home. So begins his quest to find the men responsible. But it's a hunt he begins alone, for the local authorities have been corrupted by the money and power of his hidden enemy. With his family's lives at stake, Penn realizes his only allies in his one-man war are those bound to him by blood or honor:
Together they must defeat a sophisticated killer who has an almost preternatural ability to anticipate -- and counter -- their every move. Ultimately, victory will depend on a bold stroke that will leave one of Penn's allies dead -- and Natchez changed forever. After appearing in two of Iles's most popular novels, Penn Cage makes his triumphant return as a brilliant, honorable, and courageous hero. Rich with Southern atmosphere and marked by one jaw-dropping plot turn after another, The Devil's Punchbowl confirms that Greg Iles is America's master of suspense. Game of Cages: A Twenty Palaces Novel by Harry ConnollyDel Rey
A SECRET HIGH-STAKES AUCTION The Cage by Ruth Minsky SenderSimon PulseAs long as there is life, there is hope After Mama is taken away by the Nazis, Riva and her younger brothers cling to their mothere's brave words to help them endure life in the Lodz ghetto. Then the family is rounded up, deported to Auschwitz, and separated. Now Riva is alone. At Auschwitz, and later in the work camps at Mittlesteine and Grafenort, Riva vows to live, and to hope - for Mama, for her brothers, for the millions of other victims of the nightmare of the Holocaust. And through determination and courage, and unexpected small acts of kindness, she does live - to write the unforgettable memoir that is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. They Cage the Animals at Night (Signet) by Jennings Michael BurchSignetAt the age of eight, the author began a three-year odyssey through a series of orphan asylums and foster homes, punctuated by episodes of living in the streets--a journey through a world of hostile strangers, abusive adults, and suspicious children. The Cage by Ethan CrossFiction Std(NOTE: this book is a 25,000 word-100pg novella, not a full length novel) -------------------------------------------------------------- THE PULSE-POUNDING PREQUEL TO THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER, THE SHEPHERD. They thought they could contain him... They were wrong. Francis Ackerman Jr. is one of the most prolific serial killers in US history. But he's not only a serial killer, he's also a serial escapist. When a doctor who has discovered a ground-breaking treatment for psychopaths wants to test his theories upon Ackerman, the madman sees his chance at freedom. The only people that stand in his way are the hospital's head of security and a young woman with a personal vendetta against the killer. -------------------------------------------------------------- PRAISE FOR THE SHEPHERD by ETHAN CROSS: "A fast paced, all too real thriller with a villain right out of James Patterson and Criminal Minds." - Andrew Gross, #1 NYT Bestselling Author of Reckless and Don't Look Twice "Silence of the Lambs meets The Bourne Identity" - Brian S. Wheeler, Author of Mr. Hancock's Signature "THE SHEPHERD is an intense novel that will have you locking your windows and doors, installing a safe room and taking Ambien so you can sleep through the night after finishing. Ethan Cross opens up the mind of a serial killer, exposes you to it, and leaves you with years of therapy bills. But this thrill-ride is worth every penny." - Jeremy Robinson, author of PULSE and INSTINCT "The Shepherd is a superbly crafted thriller skillfully delving into the twisted mind of a psychopath and the tormented soul of the man destined to bring him down. Ethan Cross weaves a tale so chilling, I was afraid to turn out the lights. Highly recommended!" - D.B. Henson, Amazon bestselling author of Deed to Death "The Shepherd is a nonstop suspense novel with great twists, great drama, and an ending that will knock you on the floor." - New York Times bestselling author Lou Aronica The Victorian Cage by Carol FowlerCreate SpaceTwo Illinois college students join forces to do research for a journalism assignment. They go on a quest to unearth a mystery that has existed for almost a half of a century. It involves Victoria Barringtion who has lived in a victorian mansion since she was a young girl and has never been seen even by the residents of the small community. The house was built by her very wealthy father who created the town in order to protect his daughter. There are many secrets surrounding the Barringtion family mystery that is world famous. For almost five decades, writers world-wide have never succeeded in getting the whole story until Rob and Paul manage to unravel all of the answers that prople have sought after. Two Illinois college students join forces to do research for a journalism assignment. They go on a quest to unearth a mystery that has existed for almost a half of a century. It involves Victoria Barringtion who has lived in a victorian mansion since she was a young girl and has never been seen even by the residents of the small community. The house was built by her very wealthy father who created the town in order to protect his daughter. There are many secrets surrounding the Barringtion family mystery that is world famous. For almost five decades, writers world-wide have never succeeded in getting the whole story until Rob and Paul manage to unravel all of the answers that prople have sought after. |
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