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In the quiet town of Crestfield, Samantha Monroe keeps her head down, her grades up, and her future on track—until Elijah Reyes crashes into her world with a smirk, a secret, and a past that won’t stay buried. He’s the kind of trouble she’s sworn to avoid. So why can’t she look away?

Settling for the common narrative has gotten humans into trouble. History has been rewritten for popular culture, perplexities of space and the universe have been hidden. Convenience has replaced inquisition. Asking BUT WHY, truth-seeking and being "triggered" inspires us to see our world differently. Michaela Renee Johnson, best-selling author, psychotherapist and former host of the top iTunes podcast Be You Find Happy, interviews guests from around the world on common misconceptions and curiosities. In this no-holds-barred podcast Michaela seeks obliterate everything you thought you knew.

No one knows who the lady pulled from a Venetian canal is. Even she doesn't seem to know, and the ball gown and period undergarments she was wearing give no clues. hitting her head and oxygen deprivation have left her with amnesia. Dr. Luca Viale is determined to find out her identity. The bruises on her body appear to come from different times, convincing him that her situation was no accident. Can he restore her memory before another attempt is made on her life?

Can Madeline Waters capture a picture of the ghost William Gray believes is haunting him? Others have caught some shadowy figures on film at the Antebellum house, built in the 1800s on a private island in Winyah Bay, South Carolina. A single photo would result in William granting permission for her to use the private journals of his long-dead ancestor and namesake, Captain William Gray, in her thesis research. Madeline's disbelief in the supernatural isn't helpful and she wonders if the wealthy loner is suffering a mental collapse until she experiences the ghost of the Captain herself.

Amanda Lassiter, divorced and now married to her job, needs her first solo endeavor at managing an acquisition to go smoothly. With a promotion dangling, she heads to North Carolina where she is faced with the choice of doing the right thing or following her boss's orders. Will the conflict spiral her downward into her previously defeated eating disorder? The economy, among other issues, has forced Reece Jordan to accept the take-over of his company.

The happiness starter kit shares tools to reduce stress and anxiety; build self-confidence; silence negative self-talk, allowing you to challenge your fears; set boundaries; and find happiness. This starter kit will help you find your direction to happiness, regardless of your life circumstances, be it marriage troubles, past trauma, day-to-day exhaustion, or financial woes. These tools will help you become your authentic self and find happiness along the way.

Sara Goode is leading an exciting life in New York until her radio talk show is cancelled. She heeds the advice of a homeless woman - who insists she speaks with angels - and returns to Bland, Virginia, for Thanksgiving. But not everyone in the small town is happy to see her. Sara learns there is more to forgiveness than just receiving, but granting it as well. It doesn’t hurt that she’s falling for the town’s most eligible bachelor, Luke Sterling, the handsome minister of her family’s church. Luke has his own connection to NYC.

Sarcastic and witty, 29-year-old Alexandria Swanson is working her way up the on-air chain at a political talk radio station in San Francisco when a New York media giant buys the station and turns it into a Top 40 music format. In order to keep her job, Alex is shoved into the midday program as the resident dating expert. There's just one problem: Alex still lives with her grandparents, and her dating life is pathetic. She enlists the help of her celebrity-obsessed grandma, Moe, and her ex-military grandpa to teach her about dating. Her hilarious, poor-sport attitude makes station ratings fly off the charts as her morals fly out the window. Alex is soon forced to explore her own tragic past as she wades through her fears of falling in love.

Why is Hollywood so reluctant to hire people of color? You've seen how the Rodney King incident and the O. J. Simpson scandal impacted race relations throughout America. But outside of Hollywood, have you ever heard of Riley Weston, The Secret Life of Desmond Pfeiffer, or "The Virtual Whiteout" of 1999? All of them, including King and O. J., have contributed to low employment for people of color from the late '90s through the economic crisis of 2008.

Meet Michaela: She's the girl next door - except that "next door" happens to be a 27-foot fifth-wheel trailer with no electricity or running water in the Sierra Nevadas. At 17, she sets out to take on the world, but 10 years later, she finds herself right back where she started...in a small mountain town in the middle of nowhere.

The desperate wish of a half-Egyptian half-Minoan boy, who crafts a granulated gold starfish pendant in 1886 B.C. to honor his mother, is the heart of this novel. It is an epic journey filled with intrigue, romance, thievery, murder, and natural disaster over the course of four thousand years.

Abandoned by her mother as a kid, Payton Jones wants no reminders of her past and no commitments. She's beautiful, educated, rich, and gets what she wants - even if her favorite friends-with-benefits, Tony Barnes, is a hot complication. But her life of shopping, spa appointments, and mindless sex is interrupted when the most wanted woman in the Bay area starts hunting for Payton's estranged mother. Curiosity leads Payton into unfamiliar - and risky - territory.

In 1981, after almost two centuries of exclusively male appointments, Sandra Day O'Connor became the first female Supreme Court Justice of the United States, a significant historical moment and a symbolic triumph for supporters of women's rights. Most do not know, however, about the remarkable women shortlisted for the Supreme Court in the decades before O'Connor's success. Since the 1930s, nine women were formally considered for a seat on the Supreme Court, but were ultimately passed over. Shortlisted gives them the recognition they deserve.