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A father returns from serving in Vietnam with a strange and terrifying addiction; a man removes something horrifying from his fireplace, and becomes desperate to return it; and a right-wing news channel has its hooks in people in more ways than one. From department store Santas to ghost boyfriends and salamander-worshipping nuns; from the claustrophobia of the Covid-19 pandemic to small-town Chesapeake USA, Clay McLeod Chapman takes universal fears of parenthood, addiction and political divisions and makes them uniquely his own.

Drawing on more than 20 years of experience as a spiritual teacher and psychologist, Patrick Marando has written a guide to remembering who you really are—teaching how you, too, can live from the state he calls the true self. Patrick bridges the gap between spirituality and modern psychology, describing how we become disconnected from our true self, providing a guide to remembering your truth and fully awakening to who you are. The result will be a life of well-being, peace, and fulfillment.

Shadow and Light is a deeply personal exploration of the hidden battles and quiet triumphs that define life with Complex PTSD. Drawing on raw experiences and unflinching honesty, Bob Witty sheds light on the complexities of trauma, revealing how its shadows can linger and, ultimately, how they can be overcome.

Returning home unemployed, Finn Harper reunites with Maeve Riley—and accidentally sets her fence on fire the moment they meet. From that spark, chaos quickly follows, pulling Finn and Maeve into a whirlwind of mishaps and unexpected turns. The Clumsy Neighbor is a heartwarming tale of love, growth, and finding joy in life’s messiest moments—where every stumble brings you closer to home. Set against a backdrop of nosy neighbors and strong community spirit, this romantic comedy celebrates the beauty of second chances and the courage it takes to embrace your imperfections.

In the heart of 1980s Jamaica, amidst a turbulent political climate, a young life begins. Born to Olive Rochester and Nicana Hamilton in the midst of violent elections, this memoir is a testament to survival, resilience, and the power of faith. This story is not just about surviving—it’s about learning to thrive in the face of unimaginable odds. Born to Live is a moving exploration of self-discovery, strength, and the indomitable will to live and love, even when everything seems lost.

The unapologetic survival manual for anyone who's ever been manipulated, gaslit, or emotionally drained by a narcissist. Narcissistic abuse doesn’t always scream — sometimes, it whispers. It flatters. It future-fakes. And then it dismantles your reality one subtle lie at a time. If you've ever questioned your sanity, walked on eggshells, or felt like love was used against you, this book is your wake-up call.

Every thirty years, an ancient god hosts a very dangerous game. After Ryder Copeland wakes in a hospital after a suicide attempt, two people immediately try to murder him. A woman named Juliet saves his life and then reveals that he succeeded in his suicide after all. They’re both dead, but a mad god has granted them five more days of life... if they’re willing to kill for it.

Discover the guide you never knew you needed for one of life’s toughest challenges. In the IVF Playbook for Men, Corey Parchman, former NFL player turned real estate developer and advocate, shares his deeply personal journey through IVF alongside his wife, Elisha. With raw honesty and practical advice, Corey offers men a roadmap to navigate the emotional, physical, and financial complexities of building a family through assisted reproductive technology. This book isn’t just about the science of IVF; it’s a story of resilience, partnership, and redefining masculinity.

So, you’re thinking about getting a degree. But do you truly know what lies ahead? Author and financial coach Charles A. Chadwick Jr. does—and he’s lived it. In College Debt or Skill Set: A Critical Choice for Success, Charles takes you behind the scenes of the college hustle, sharing how he paid for two degrees without external help and slashed his costs by 40% using one powerful strategy: a skill set.

Lorelei Calloway was on top of the world. A world-famous pop star, she relied on her inner circle to keep her grounded—until she found out the truth. They'd been betraying her all along. Refusing to break down in front of the paparazzi, she asks her manager to rent a cabin where she can escape to heal her wounds. Booker Hayes is a good man in a world of sharks. When his boss demands he choose money over his conscience, he takes off for Christmas break to his cabin.

Meeting Bolan Adler, professional baseball catcher and single dad, is a complicated story. One involving a one-time kiss when I was young and silly. And a two-time tryst as some kind of midlife breakdown moment. Anyway, in the game of baseball, three strikes mean: you're out. I thought my third one might happen when Bolan Adler is the newest client of the sports management agency I work for. The same business that just promoted me to agent status when I hadn't asked for the position.

When the church seeks popularity, the truth gets left behind. Modern Christianity has changed. Sermons once centered on sin, repentance, and obedience now focus on self-help, success, and cultural acceptance. Worship feels more like entertainment than surrender. The church is growing—but is it still preaching the truth? The Bible warns of a time when people would reject sound doctrine for what they want to hear. Has that time come? Have we traded God’s unchanging truth for relevance? This book challenges today’s church by comparing what God commanded in Scripture with what is preached now.

The body of Glenn Partridge’s 15-year-old son was discovered in a vacant lot nearly forty years ago. The police are still no closer to finding the murderer decades later. Glenn refuses to let the memory of his son fade—or let anyone else within this small working-class community forget. His long-suffering wife signs him up for an amateur fiction-writing workshop at the local library, just to get him out of the house and out of his own head.

Convaincre ses collègues de la pertinence d'un projet, décrypter les discours politiques pour y trouver la faille, défendre ses idées lors des dîners de famille... Sans le savoir, nous avons constamment affaire à un art aussi ancien que redouté: l'argumentation et l'éloquence. Au fond, il s'agit toujours de la même chose : construire, à l'oral ou à l'écrit, un plaidoyer concluant, déjouer les ruses de l'adversaire, savoir répliquer.

The Western world's growth started its first major developmental boom in the early 1800s. We all know the typical story: 1803, The Louisiana Purchase; 1845, Texas joins the Union; 1860, The Civil War; 1865, The abolishment of slavery in the US. Seems like the average 2006 class history lesson right? Of course, it does! While these things did happen, there are things that the government keeps out of textbooks, due to fear of civil unrest. Fear of the truth. A truth that is hard to digest.

Illustrateur de trente-sept ans, Ray doit abandonner sa vie de célibataire et ses activités professionnelles pour retourner dans la maison familiale suite au décès accidentel de son père. Il y retrouve Thomas, son cadet, et du même coup toutes les difficultés qu'il pensait avoir laissées derrière lui. Thomas, atteint de schizophrénie, vit reclus dans sa chambre et passe ses journées sur son ordinateur, devant un programme de cartes interactives baptisé Whirl360.

By 1943, Adolf Hitler had realised that the German Army was no longer capable of fighting an offensive war. The army was short of men, guns and tanks, and the Luftwaffe could not afford to lose more aircraft. Consequently, when Hitler flew to his forward headquarters in Ukraine in February 1943, he brought with him a clear message: the German Army would no longer go on the offensive. For the next year, it would instead defend its positions and let the Red Army exhaust itself in futile attacks. As we know, that's not how history turned out.

In this comprehensive and captivating guide, seasoned craps player and former law enforcement officer reveals the untold secrets of dice controlling and the strategies that can turn an ordinary shooter into a winner. Drawing from years of experience, the author shares a wealth of knowledge, from perfecting the most effective throw to mastering the ideal stance, swing, and dice set for consistent results.

In today's environment of partial attention and isolating remote work, few things are more satisfying than group experiences that produce powerful, meaningful connections and output. But this kind of enlivening, collective work doesn't happen by chance. It must be consciously designed and purposefully activated—in a team, an organization, and a culture. The good news is that making space for this kind of work doesn't have to be hard. There's a technique available to everyone, with no special certification required: gamestorming.

Jorge Mario Bergoglio, aka Pope Francis, from Argentina, was the first Jesuit pope, the first from the Americas, and the first from the Southern Hemisphere. During his time as pope, he used a humbler, less formal approach to his office than his predecessors: a warm style that was referred to as "no frills." His common touch and accessibility, as well as his insistence that the church be more open and welcoming, quickly endeared him not only to Roman Catholics but to millions of others around the world.