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First came the anonymous email: “Dump your fiancé or lose everything.” Then came the website: RottenRobin.com—dedicated to destroying her life. Robin Bricker thought joining The Standout—a ballet-themed fashion competition show—would be the boldest thing she’d ever do. But between her jealous co-contestants, a creepy online smear campaign, and cryptic messages dredging up secrets from her past, the real drama isn’t on camera… it’s behind the scenes.

For decades, thousands of people have gathered in Omaha, Nebraska for the Berkshire Hathaway AGM, and quizzed Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger on everything from the psychology of successful investors to the future of Coca-Cola and Apple. But unless you attended, for many years you only had...

In The Grit of Job, Adam Parsch reflects on the 2025 Detroit Lions season —a year that did not unfold as expected and one marked by adversity, unmet expectations, and uncomfortable questions about faith, endurance, and obedience. Drawing parallels between the biblical story of Job and a Lions season defined not by outcomes but by testing, this book explores what it means to remain faithful when effort goes unrewarded and trust is strained by disappointment. It is not a story about collapse, but about formation — about what is revealed when grit is required without applause.

Have you ever watched someone walk into a room and instantly shift the energy? They’re listened to. Respected. Taken seriously. Opportunities seem to follow them. This isn’t luck. And it isn’t charisma you’re born with. It’s a trainable skill, grounded in how the human brain processes information, emotion, and choice.

Philosophy professor Dante awakens in a dream he cannot escape. An angel engages him regarding the things of God, his abandonment of the faith, his griefs, his hopes, his aspirations--all against the backdrop of the darkening of Western civilization. It is evening in the West, but even so, the angel is named Happy (Felix). Why? Felix confronts Dante: Who is Jesus Christ? What is the purpose of your life? Dante doesn't care. He just wants out. Will he find the way? Moment by moment, Dante's dream is all chaotic experience. But gradually, patterns emerge.

Since Sherlock Holmes first learned of the sinister house of ruthless criminals, his focus has been two-fold; stop the organization from accomplishing any more ruinous felonious acts and, more importantly, uncover the criminal genius behind the whole enterprise.

Metropolis—the beating heart of the Empire of the New Monarchy—is a city of intrigue, power, and backalley bargains. Ardan Egobar, once a simple hunter from a remote mountain tribe, is now a newly awakened mage, a student of the Imperial Magical University, and an operative of the Emperor’s Second Chancery—the last of the Matabar. In Volume II, the stakes rise in the capital: old enemies return, new dangers close in, and every alliance can be a trap.

When I go looking for excitement on my 21st birthday, getting kidnapped is a little more than I bargained for. So is finding out that shifters exist—and that I’m one too. As the last of the dragon shifters, I’ve got a role to fulfil: Take the alphas of the four shifter groups as my mates and unite all shifter kind. No pressure, right?

Guns, Furs, and Gold offers a new and riveting narrative of the American West by exploring the interactions of the Arikaras, Crows, Cheyennes, and Arapahos with each other and with traders, explorers, settlers, and the United States Army.

You've spent your whole life being convenient. Accommodating. Agreeable. The one who doesn't make waves. The one who keeps the peace. The one who's always fucking fine. And now you're exhausted. Invisible. Forgotten. Living a life that barely feels like yours. This book is your exit strategy. Not gentle. Not inspiring. Not comfortable. Just brutally honest about how you got here, why you stayed, and what it actually takes to become dangerous again.

If there's one thing most Americans can agree on, it's that everyone hates white liberals. Conservatives hate them for being culturally tolerant and threatening to usher in communism. Libertarians hate them for believing in the power of the state. Socialists hate them for serving as capitalism's beard. Even liberals hate liberals—either because they can't manage to overcome their own prejudices, or precisely because they're so self-hating. This is the starting point for Kevin M. Schultz's lively new history of white liberals in the United States.

Tanner Howland is a feline hybrid—a blend of human and shifter—and a survivor of DNA experiments disguised as science. Knowing he can't fully control his ability to shift, Tanner escapes deep into the forests of Washington State, leaving behind the one woman who treated him as a person and captured his heart.

Logan Dodge is on his way home, driving down the Florida Keys in his truck, when he gives a young hitchhiker a ride. The drive is uneventful. And Logan thinks nothing of it. That is until two detectives show up on his doorstep the following morning. Logan learns that the young man he gave a lift is wanted for a recent triple homicide. The victims? One is the young man’s own mother. Another is her boyfriend, a guy who just so happened to be a prominent member of a violent gang based out of Tampa. At first, the situation appears clear-cut.

It's 2:47 a.m., and you can't sleep. Your mind races with worries, replaying every conversation, cataloging every mistake. Therapy costs $150 per session you can't afford. The waitlist stretches for months. The nearest mental health provider is hours away. You're struggling in silence, wondering if anyone understands what you're going through. What if there was a different way—immediate, private, and available exactly when you need it most?

New? Begin with Season 1 • Ep 1: The Lights go Out. What happens when the lights go out… and never come back on? From the author of  America Falls comes season 2 of Blackout Nation, an explosive EMP survival serial that unfolds episode by episode over the space of eight weeks. Episode 1: The Farmhouse Jake is missing. Pete is injured. Sarah and the whole group are exhausted. When they stumble upon an isolated farmhouse, it seems like a miracle—a sanctuary from the chaos.

I thought my grandfather could be demanding, but that was before a baby dragon came into my life. My orange menace seems to think he'll rule the world. I have my doubts, seeing as how I've encountered squirrels bigger than him. Keeping his secret hasn't been easy because he keeps talking to everyone—and decreeing them his servants. It's like he wants the wrong sorts to come after him. And no surprise, they do.

After years of disappointing her parents, Emberleigh Hayes has finally worked up the courage to run from the man and the life they chose for her (well, not actually run—southern ladies do not sweat). Together with her best friend Ivy, she's armed with a foolproof plan: Step 1: Rein in the awkward. Step 2: Find a job. Step 3: (The most important of all) Under no circumstances let her hopeless romantic heart catch feelings . . . again.

For generations, the townsfolk have whispered about the Ashcroft estate — a place where shadows move on their own, where a young girl vanished without a trace, and where the past refuses to stay buried. Most stay far away. Except Henry. Driven by a dare and a longing he cannot explain, thirteen-year-old Henry steps through the gate one fateful Halloween night. What begins as a test of courage becomes a journey through the echoes of another life — a life where he once loved, lost, and promised to return.

When the Second World War began, Theodor Meron was a Jewish-born boy of just nine. He survived ghettos, camps, and unimaginable atrocities, but lost most of his family, finding sanctuary in British Palestine after the Holocaust. Now, more than eight decades later, Judge Meron is a recognized world leader in both the scholarship and practice of international criminal justice—having served as the president of three UN tribunals, delivering landmark decisions on genocide and war crimes.

Emerson (Emmy) Hartwell has waited for a spot on an NHL roster since she became a professional hockey player, and this season, she'll finally get a chance to showcase her talents with the struggling D.C. Stars. Maverick Miller is the best player in the league, but he's never had a winning record. Team captain and desperate to turn things around, he agrees to play nice with the fiery new left-winger even though they're total opposites.