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This book is your guide to nurturing godly, resilient kids who will grow into tomorrow’s leaders—strong in faith, disciplined in character, and equipped for the digital age. Parenting is more than providing—it is planting seeds for generations. In a world where screens, distractions, and shifting values compete for our children’s hearts, Raising Tomorrow’s Leaders is a timely guide for parents who want to leave a lasting legacy.

Just a few months after leaving the mysterious and dangerous cult Synanon, Shay is finally marrying her fiancé Andrew. Although their relationship has been rocky since Shay got involved with Synanon, Andrew, wealthy and loyal, has stuck by her. As the wedding party arrives on a small island off the coast of Virginia, where Andrew's family has vacationed for generations, rumors are swirling about the couple. When a strange woman is spotted around the island, and a series of near-disasters begin to escalate, it becomes clear that Shay has not fully cut her ties to Synanon.

When a drag queen named Peaches meets Buster, a Mississippi ghost with partial amnesia, questions of past, present, and future surface. Buster attempts to reckon with who he was and is in the presence of Peaches, whose gender-fluid identity perplexes him. Although he doesn't want to associate with Peaches, Buster realizes that he must push aside his biases to avoid eternal loneliness. Who Killed Buster Sparkle? threads together dialogue on race, gender, orientation, and economics, showing oppression exists in many forms.

What happens when philosophy refuses to stay locked in libraries? When Kant goes shopping for chairs, Nietzsche terrorizes a waiting room, and Rousseau shows up disguised as Little Red Riding Hood? When Spinoza hides from students in a Jerusalem park, Sartre inspects train tickets, and Voltaire sulks like a wounded wolf?

Having liberated Shadowvale and cleansed Silverbrook of bandits, Nick's heroic deeds have made Frosthaven a true beacon of hope. And somehow, far too much attention from a group of priestesses and a giantess who walks loudly and carries a big stick. A newly discovered Monster Kingdom watches Frosthaven from the west, and deep beneath the Frostspire Mines, powerful demons stir, their ancient prison crumbling.

Victor promised me that I'd be one of the team. That I'll stand at his side, helping him mastermind my father's demise. I'll direct Saint to finding our enemies, and I'll tell Angelo when to pull the trigger. So why does it feel like they're humoring me? Why is every single victory only followed by another humiliation? I need to prove to them that I'm important to their operation. I need to prove that I'm not expendable.

His power built the walls. Now love threatens to break them down. Mickey Gallagher has dedicated his life to maintaining the delicate political balance in Washington. But when his boyfriend, Senate-hopeful Andrew Adams, learns he must marry a woman to secure the Maryland seat, the future of their relationship is thrown into jeopardy. Desperate to save his campaign, Andrew’s best friend and successful lobbyist, Evelyn Proctor, agrees to temporarily step in. Except one evening of indulgence blurs the lines of duty and desire.

Christmas isn’t just about joy. It never was. Behind the carols, the candles, and the carefully wrapped lies hides a history soaked in blood and superstition.

Following his murder, Alex is drawn into the Churn. A dark abyss removed from the Afterplane. Confused and alone, a spectre appears to him. In his frail state, a feminine form begins a process that can’t be stopped. Requesting that Alex fix mistakes that were made and restore balance to the Afterplanes. After this chance encounter, Alex awakens in the Infernium realm. A land barren of vegetation and abundant in threat. The skies of Infernium burn only to have brief moments of a dull blaze, spilling ash onto the ground.

As he himself said, Drayton’s sonnets are the most “sportive” of the great Elizabethan love poems, “ever in motion,” by turns “wild, madding, jocund, and irregular,” yet maintaining a universality and sturdy good sense that have spoken to the hearts of hearers and readers for four centuries. This recording includes in full not only his famous final collection, Idea (1619), but also the earlier Idea’s Mirror (1594), as well as the various love sonnets that he wrote on other occasions.

The Golden Rule in Leadership: Aligning Purpose for Success by Dr. Ty H. Wenglar is a compelling guide to the transformative power of ethical leadership. Drawing on cultural wisdom and timeless spiritual principles, in a purely secular manner, it shows how the universal truth of the Golden Rule—treating others as you wish to be treated—can anchor modern leadership in compassion, integrity, and effectiveness.

Butchers, bakers, brewers, businessmen, farmers, fabric workers, entertainers, comedians, gluttons, lechers, spongers and swindlers, prostitutes and parasites, the pope and his priests, the king and his courtiers, compete for attention in this lively and subversive vision of corruption in fourteenth-century England.

Letter to Child “X” is a powerful, emotionally devastating courtroom drama that explores the human cost of child welfare systems, addiction, justice, and redemption. Told through interwoven perspectives—primarily that of Judge Alan Merrick and a struggling mother named Marie—the novel unfolds like a sealed letter gradually being opened, one heartbreak at a time.

Garth McFarlane thought leading his chaotic girlfriends through professional dungeon matches while providing psychiatric therapy on the side was the ultimate challenge. Then he got recruited for the X-treme Dungeon Crawl special event, and suddenly he's got bigger problems than some possessive monster girls.

From the award-winning “master of the short story” (The New York Times Book Review)—nine shattering, hilarious tales of men on the outskirts of America, habituating the motels, hot dog stands, and dive bars time forgot, grappling with a world that is swiftly changing, and dreaming of a return to the wooded shores of their youth

As a professional matchmaker, my biggest job this holiday season should be simple: find a date for the sexy single dad hockey player—aka my brother’s best friend—for his team’s fancy Christmas Eve gala. Sure Rowan’s hot as a crackling fire and spicier than a gingerbread man, but he hasn’t just sworn off romance. The Christmas hater has made a bet that I can’t find him a holidate.

Are you still waiting for luck to change your life—or are you ready to change your luck? In Joy Luck Club, legendary hairstylist, entrepreneur, and self-made philosopher Jack Li, also known as the Hair Professor, reveals a bold, stylish new way to think about fortune—not as fate, but as a formula. After 44 years behind the chair and 4,000 free haircuts given to the unemployed, Jack has developed a theory that turns every haircut into a strategy, every setback into a system, and every man into a master of his own luck.

If you love your romance heroes with a soft spot for animals, and a little southern drawl in their dirty talk, this is the series for you!

Do you feel uncomfortable charging for your work? You’re not alone. Coaches, healers, therapists, spiritual guides, and creatives often struggle to ask for money without guilt. You want to serve, to help, to uplift — but when it’s time to charge, fear creeps in.

Evan Stone was a successful corporate engineer with the perfect life on paper. But behind the mask of achievement was a man unraveling. Addiction, betrayal, spiritual abuse, fatherhood under fire, divorce, and suicidal thoughts had taken him to the brink. To Die Is to Live is Evan’s powerful memoir—a story of hitting bottom and discovering that rock bottom was not the end, but the altar. What begins as a descent into darkness becomes a spiritual awakening.