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Opening Boxes: How to Navigate Life When You Have Autism is a practical, compassionate guide for autistic adults who want clearer communication, stronger relationships, and better outcomes with neurotypicals. Written and narrated with honesty and insight, Jay Rothman shares what he learned after receiving his autism diagnosis at forty-six – and the tools he used to navigate work, dating, friendships, and everyday challenges.

We all face storms, the kind that shake our faith, test our spirit, and threaten to define our lives. But what if the very storm meant to break you was the one that could set you free and rising through the storm?

Dulapa leaves to go to California, where he was raised. He meets the love of his life and must save the son of his mortal enemy. In the unseen world, the angels Grif and Miguel battle Doeg, the demon. The darkness of fear and death try to wreck his faith and poison his soul. He must battle mafia-connected drug lords, suspicious government agents, and Jim Prince, the ruthless wicked torturer—all to conquer impossible circumstances sacrificing everything for what really matters.

This explosive expose shatters the Warren Commission lone-gunman myth revealing Lee Harvey Oswald as a likely ONI/USMC/CIA trained operative framed as the patsy in President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Drawing on groundbreaking 2025 classified files, and Dr. Don Curtis’ sworn Luna Committee testimony–asserting frontal shots from the railroad trestle and the grassy knoll–Jim Purtell uncovers a chilling national security state conspiracy with the mafia assisting in the killing of Oswald.

The Game Before the Play shows you the truth: negotiations don’t start at the table. They start with preparation, power, and perspective. When you master these unseen dynamics, you stop reacting and start leading. You’ll learn how to build confidence, influence outcomes, and tilt the odds in your favor — in any setting.

Subversion from the Beginning is the first book in a series that traces and exposes the unrelenting Satanic opposition to the Christian faith throughout this present evil age. Subversion is Satan's MO to continuously undermine and oppose the essential foundational truths of "the faith"—the Body of Apostolic Doctrine, primarily related to the person, provision and proclamation of Jesus Christ. An army of Satanically led subversives and worldly forces tirelessly labor to wreak havoc on these vital doctrines.

When almost-11-year-old Thomas Spencer and his family move to the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina for the summer to help his mom recuperate after a lengthy bout with cancer, the last thing he expects to discover is a fantastic hidden world in the woods behind their house. As Thomas ventures into the woods to explore, he discovers a mysterious stone tiger that comes to life when Thomas sings to it. Thomas and Shalomar, the tiger, forge an unlikely bond while exploring the wonder and wildness of the woods.

My name is Jon McCullough, a pastor in Texas. I also love writing, another way to help people in this very lost world. The book you are about to listen to is my story, my history. I purposed in my heart to write a true story about my past, the bad, the good, everything. I wanted to remind others that if you make mistakes, it doesn’t have to define you. You can be redeemed. “Dulapa” is based on a true story about me when I was twenty-one years old.

Aboard a massive ark-ship crossing the interstellar void, generations have already lived and died in the fractured cityscape of the Wards. Shadow-touched monsters now stalk the deep corridors of the ship, only held at bay by the Golden warriors wielding powerful magi-tech.

When Tesha Mitchell decides it’s finally time to flee her verbally and physically abusive husband, the situation escalates to dangerous heights. What appears to be a fresh start for Tesha and her young son Benji in the aftermath, quickly takes a cryptic turn as mysterious voices and a distorted sense of reality threaten the fragility of their newfound sanctuary.

A Memory of Memories is a compilation of poems, short stories and essays spanning more than fifty years. They weave a web of personal recollections of life and speculations on what the future may hold. Although dark at times, the author’s unyielding optimism gives us hope that what lies ahead can be glorious if we choose. Drawing on a half century of observation and experience, the author has been able to weave a rich tapestry of wisdom, reality and foresight.

The Sulphur Creek Manor holds lots of secrets. Since it was built back in 1924 by a ruthless entrepreneur, the building has been a witness to countless crimes, controversies, and deaths, landing it with the reputation of one of the most haunted locations in the state of Oklahoma. When paranormal investigators Andrea and Wes embark on the ghost tour led by the manor's obsessive owner and reluctant employee, they soon learn that something much darker than its history lurks behind the manor’s walls.

Is technology challenging the history of conventional wisdom? By 2030, we will have quantum computing, 6G communications, level 5 autonomous vehicles, robotic innovation in every field and unfathomable brain/technology co-existence and collaboration. Which, if any of the pithy comments within will be untrue? Will we continue to say, as did Charles Dickens, “T’was ever thus”, or as Henry Ford said, “History is more or less bunk …”

My name is Q. Chase, and I don’t know who I am. Every day I want to kill someone, and every day, I want to save everyone. I have 16 voices, whole identities in my head begging me to set them free. Who am I? I may never know, but I did see the sunrise again, one more time. I can always be thankful for that. I need a distraction. Will someone just be murdered soon, please? I am going to lose my mind. I have to feed the voices, or they are going to eat me.

In Raising Eddie, Paul Christodoulou delivers a brutally honest and deeply personal account of parenting a child with severe disabilities. This isn’t the story of a polished hero—it’s the journey of a flawed father wrestling with anger, despair, guilt, and ultimately, unwavering purpose. Paul opens the door to a life few dare to speak about: the sleepless nights, the quiet rage at an unforgiving disease, and the thoughts no parent wants to admit. But he doesn’t just tell his story—he fights. And he challenges you to fight alongside him.

London 1912: Ist der verurteilte Mörder Charles Linkworth in Wahrheit unschuldig? Nach dessen Hinrichtung wird der zuständige Gefängnisarzt von Erscheinungen gepeinigt, die er sich nicht erklären kann. Schnell wird klar, dass der Verbrecher gar nicht so tot ist, wie es den Anschein hatte - und dass er noch eine Rechnung im Diesseits zu begleichen wünscht.

Have you heard the cry of a whippoorwill? That lovely sound that echoes throughout the woods. Tonight the forest sits quiet, no creature dares disturb the silence. For two unfortunate park rangers the night won’t stay still for much longer. Are you ready to hear what sound the whippoorwill makes at night?

Making Me traces the biblical message that personal identity is rooted in God’s design and must therefore be discovered rather than invented. I do not make myself; God is making me. Our culture insists that each person define themselves. As a result, what it means to be human has fragmented into disconnected shards that threaten to tear society apart. Even Christian fellowship can shatter into pieces suspiciously resembling the cracks in our culture, making it hard to see Jesus in the whole.

Amidst the mindless trudge of a small desert town and the invasive McLandscape eclipsing the natural surroundings, Jason Sanders is trapped in the monotony of his daily life and tedious employment. After buying a carpet from a peculiar man at a retail store, Jason is intrigued when he spots the same vagabond, Loansome, on the roadside. Against his better judgment, he agrees to drive him to a surprisingly lavish estate. Peak eccentricity occurs when Loansome shows up unannounced at Jason’s office, casually devouring a strawberry ice cream, and claims he can navigate dreams.

London 1912: Ist der verurteilte Mörder Charles Linkworth in Wahrheit unschuldig? Nach dessen Hinrichtung wird der zuständige Gefängnisarzt von Erscheinungen gepeinigt, die er sich nicht erklären kann. Schnell wird klar, dass der Verbrecher gar nicht so tot ist, wie es den Anschein hatte - und dass er noch eine Rechnung im Diesseits zu begleichen wünscht.