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Kara has spent the last six years fighting the infected in the ruins of a broken world, searching for the one person who ever truly understood her. Wade was her only friend growing up in the foster system, the one steady thing in a life built on instability. When the world collapsed, she thought she'd lost him for good until the enemy dumped him at her doorstep, barely conscious and scarred from years in captivity. Helping him heal would be a challenge even if she weren't still in love with him.

Who was the first vampire? Why do they crave blood? Why is sunlight deadly to them? Who made them immortal? It's time you learn the truth about vampires and the first born. This novelette is the first of a four-part series that explains the true origin of the first vampire and the curses placed upon its bloodline. Set in ancient Egypt during Moses's return, an Egyptian woman, Pashera, hears rumors of the final plague that the Hebrew God will cast upon the firstborn of Egypt.

Discover timeless wisdom and profound reflections in Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor and stoic philosopher. Written as a personal journal, this masterpiece offers an intimate glimpse into the mind of a leader striving to live virtuously amidst life's challenges.

In Hop-Scotch Palooka's, Jackson Durocher invites listeners into a shadowy world of dive bars, rain-slicked alleys, and forgotten souls, where each poem pulses with the raw ache of human frailty. Drawing from personal battles with addiction—as glimpsed in pieces like "Olive Green, Soaked in Red"—this collection of poems explores the tender wreckage of love, regret, and mortality. From the suicidal introspection of "I am Hemingway" to the bourbon-soaked lament in "A Jockey Full of Bourbon," Durocher's words paint vivid portraits of palookas and dreamers stumbling through neon-lit nights.

This forward-thinking book explores the impact of psychological trauma on the brain's sensory pathways and demonstrates the crucial role sensory-based interventions can play in recovery.

Ivy Holt has never been Luna material. She can’t shift, she can’t fight, and most of the pack thinks she’s destined to wilt in the background like one of her pressed flowers. But the Mating Moon has other plans.

Mira has always felt "The Lonely"—a dark presence that watches from the shadows. She doesn't know he's Lucien, an ancient vampire whose destiny intertwines with hers across time and realms. Now, drawn into a hidden world, Mira realizes The Lonely may be the only one who has never deceived her. As love, deceit, war, and madness threaten their fated bond, can she embrace the darkness that has always called to her?

Daniel Isenberg lost his vivacious, tenacious, and gifted Neapolitan wife after a four-year battle with a very rare, untreatable cancer. In “Not for You” Isenberg takes us with him on a uniquely honest, intimate, raw journey starting with the months leading up to his loss, and in the months after, grappling with the “knife” buried in his chest after her death.

Alfrieda Werner, veteran math instructor at Robert Morris High School, has been brutally murdered. While sifting through suspects, Detective Janet Siegrist uncovers evidence of a diabolical game of scapegoat tag, played using insults, lies, and confessions delivered on the back of strangers’ business cards.

How many fitness programs does it take to finally get in shape? How long must one search to find the perfect combination of exercises? The truth is, fitness has never been about the perfect exercise program. Any number of exercises can get a person in shape, but how much you actually exercise over time is determined by something far more powerful than your choice of movements: your relationship with exercise itself. For many, that relationship is broken. Shame-ridden. Driven by pressure, guilt, and "shoulds" instead of genuine desire.

Jamethon Trent’s retirement is not going as planned, and working for King Arcus and General Mallet is not as easy as he had hoped. Jamethon tries to keep his family safe by changing his guise, name, and occupation. But the harder he tries, the more he is pulled into situations that put him and his family in danger. Jamethon and his family become targets when he stumbles into plans involving the royals, less-than-honest businessmen, and an organization that wants to take over countries by any means necessary.

Hayden and Caleb face their greatest challenge yet: building an alliance across the multiverse itself. Different timelines. Different realities. Different versions of friends and enemies alike. But assembling an army is only the first step. The true enemy has existed since before humanity crawled from the primordial ooze—and they don't intend to fall without a fight. The Relyeh have ruled the multiverse for eons. It's time someone challenged their reign.

When a meteor tears through the New York skyline, it doesn’t just shatter buildings, it rewrites the future.

This is the story of William McKenzie, whose tireless work as a Salvation Army chaplain among the Anzacs in World War I earned him the nickname 'Fighting Mac'. Though he spoke out against booze, brothels, betting, and bad language—favourite vices of the troops—he was much loved and respected.

Maya is missing. All August has to go on is a note she left behind. A note that suggests she is a really deep trouble. Never one to play it safe, Maya was investigating a doomsday cult when she vanished. But was the note even from her, or is it a lure to draw August into their web? With only the faintest hint of a breadcrumb trail to follow, August must use all his cunning to locate not just Maya, but the cult itself. They are like smoke, hiding in the shadows.

Today is the usual weekly Wednesday morning test for Year 3 at Wubble Town Junior School. It’s all about this term’s topic... The Stone Age. Though as Andy spent the night before the test sharpening his seventeen lucky pencils instead of studying, he might be in trouble... Perhaps magic could help?

Als Marc, der lebensfrohe Karnevalsprinz aus Köln, eine Auszeit auf der idyllischen Insel Sylt gewinnt, träumt er von Luxus und Erholung fernab des jecken Trubels. Doch anstatt Ruhe und Komfort erwartet ihn eine kurz vor dem Zusammenfall stehende Käte und die Nachbarin Franzi, die Bierkönigin von München, die ihre Ruhe über alles schätzt. Ihre erste Begegnung ist ein Desaster, doch Marc wäre nicht Marc, wenn er so schnell aufgeben würde. Ein Gewitter hilft ihm zusätzlich.

We will each at some point face challenging times where uncertainty and confusion are all we feel and vulnerability and courage are the only way forward. For Dan Holden, walking into a herd of 1,200-pound horses is never a neutral experience. It can certainly be intimidating but, as he discovered, it can also be healing and a profound spiritual experience. He was dropped into what he experienced as an ‘advanced alien civilization’ when he enrolled in a Coaching with Horses program. It was as if “…The horses called me”. The ‘call’ has altered his life. This book is a response to the call.

Like Paris in the 1920s, New York City in the 1960s was a cauldron of avant-garde ferment and artistic innovation. Boundaries were transgressed and new forms created. Drawing on interviews, memoirs, and the alternative press, Everything Is Now chron­icles this collective drama as it was played out in coffeehouses, bars, lofts, storefront theaters, and, ultimately, the streets.

After fifty years of traveling through space, an encoded beam of twisted light containing controversial research is on its way back to Earth. Powerful forces are prepared to take extreme measures to stop the light beam’s information from being downloaded and distributed. Three young strangers, Brianna, Theo, and Gabriel have been brought together and given the task of receiving the light beam and revealing its contents to the world. In a race against time, the reluctant heroes must learn to trust each other and navigate the perils of being hunted.