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Feel like you've spent so much time taking care of everyone else that you've slowly disappeared from your own life? The People-Pleasing Bitch is a straightforward, relatable guide for women who are exhausted from constantly saying yes, avoiding conflict, and putting everyone else's needs ahead of their own. If you're stuck in people-pleasing, guilt, overthinking, approval-seeking, and difficulty setting boundaries, this book helps you understand why self-abandonment happens and how to stop leaving yourself out of your own life.

A human should not exist in this world. And yet… she does. When a high-energy experiment tears open the boundary between dimensions, an unconscious young woman appears inside a research facility on a world that has never known humanity. To the scientists studying her, she is not a person. She is a discovery. A biological impossibility that challenges everything they believe about their world.

It is the turn of the nineteenth century. The industrial age has begun. Steam powered ships has taken over the oceans. Factories are going up across Europe and America. There is a resurgence of activity in the castles in the mountains and when the Crimean War breaks out Zabella is sent to her grandmother, Rehema to learn about the dragons. Rehema mentally transcends the girl to the First Split (1000 A. D.), the wars her mother, Apollonia, fought to destroy the dragons as they had spread across Asia, Africa, and Europe. It began as they built castles and started controlling men with gold.

Freedom has a price. Obedience may cost her everything. The war for Texas independence is over, but Isobel MacDonald soon learns that peace can carry its own kind of danger. Now a young wife and mother on the growing Gulf Coast frontier, Isobel longs for ordinary days. Instead she finds herself drawn into a far more perilous battle—one fought not with muskets, but in shadows, silence, and whispered names. When desperate freedom seekers begin moving south through Texas, Isobel is forced to choose whether her faith is merely something she professes…

Some wounds run deep. Love digs deeper. As a hospital administrator, Chris Warren thrives on order, control, and clean emotional boundaries. But when the father who abandoned her decades ago stumbles back into her life—disheveled, addicted, and clinging to what little dignity he has left—everything she’s built begins to unravel. Desperate for answers—and closure—Chris finds herself reluctantly leaning on Shep, the hospital’s unorthodox, chaplain whose faith is as bold as his sense of humor.

Josephina Jensen, a feisty, justice-seeking divorce lawyer, reluctantly returns to the courtroom after a four-year absence, to help a woman collect an award worth several million dollars from her unscrupulous ex-husband. This decision forces her to cross swords with the brilliant, infuriating, yet ever-so-charming attorney, Richard Diamond, and the ex-husband who will stop at nothing to prevent the dismantling of his empire. Little does anyone know that someone from Josephina's past is also at work, intent on taking care of unfinished business by stopping her permanently.

At Charlie's is a quiet, luminous journey through the kind of inner work most people never put into words. It follows a narrator who has spent years living outside himself—shaped by expectations, fear of choosing wrong, and the belief that one misstep could undo everything. Slowly, through seasons of reflection and honest self-observation, he begins to discover that healing is not a dramatic event, but a practice: built moment by moment, decision by decision, truth by truth. What begins as a life lived on autopilot gradually becomes a life lived in deliberate attention.

Forget the glossy brochures and aspirational slogans. Corporate America is a high-stakes game of shadows, where unwritten rules dictate destiny and ethical lines blur under the relentless pursuit of profit. This isn't a guide to playing nice; it's an unflinching exposé of the brutal calculus behind M&A, the subtle art of personal branding, and the corrosive impact of power dynamics. Dive deep into the cynical truths of office politics, the strategic value of alliances, and the inescapable law of “payback.

Deadwood doctor, Beckett March, gets a letter from his aunt informing him that she’s sending him two women to choose from for his bride, and he panics. What’s he supposed to do with twins?

In this complete guide, you will discover what “money management” even means and how to get started budgeting and investing now so you can feel comfortable down the road.

Prepare to be captivated by "Triumph: Conversation with the Divine," a groundbreaking book that will forever change how you perceive yourself and the world around you. Get ready to unleash your true potential, overcome life's challenges, and triumph over adversity.

To master all that is listed here may take a lifetime. Yet, the gratification you will get just by doing one action daily will motivate you to continue on the path as you slowly reap the success of becoming a better you.

After a virulent virus wreaks devastation on the population of Anchelle, the newly crowned Queen Arabella must make the heart-wrenching decision to leave her people and the only home she’s ever known to the imminent arrival of an invading enemy. Forced to make the treacherous journey to a distant land, she must enlist the help of the country her mother left behind years ago. While surrounded by the enemy, Arabella is offered assistance by a foreign soldier.

After his fiancée jilts him for not spending enough time with her, Avery Brown goes to San Francisco as a guest musician. Vowing to avoid such entanglements in the future, he hadn’t expected to meet such a beautiful young lady as Tessa McDonald or be so attracted to her. However, he won’t change his resolve. Astor is the third woman to be jealous of his violin, and he's had enough.

Lily Brandt was glad when her father decided to move the family from Duluth to a farm in Iowa. She didn’t want to keep encountering her former fiancé and his new wife. But would Iowa turn out to be any better with her sister’s flirting and the handsome new neighbor’s quiet ways? She hadn’t gotten over Calem’s rejection yet, so she wasn’t ready for a new relationship, and she had her grandmother’s quilt to remind her to be cautious.

As you enter your 50s, stopping weight from piling up can seem like an insurmountable task. Everything seems like a struggle, and you’ve tried every diet under the sun, yet you’re fighting a losing battle, and the stress and anxiety of it all only leads you to snack more and move less.But it’s not just about the weight.

In 1800, 13-year-old Pierre LaPage dreams of becoming a voyageur and paddling a fur trade canoe. But this is something that older, more experienced men do. However, when Pierre's father has an accident, Pierre signs on with the North West Company so that his family will have money to survive the winter.

The Domestic Church: Room by Room is so much more than a mother's study guide for women who want to deepen their understanding of their vocations. It is an exploration of Catholic teaching as it relates to our roles as women, wives, mothers, and citizens of the world at large. Referring back to Scripture, papal encyclicals, apostolic letters, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the words of the great saints, Donna weaves together the life story of every Catholic woman, regardless of her age, background, family situation, or career choice.

This collection of prayers, testimonies, and reflections will bring to life the events of Fatima and help you find ways to apply Mary's Fatima message to the nitty-gritty details of your daily life.

Over 20 years ago, Mother Teresa gave Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle her first Miraculous Medal, and she has never taken it off. To date, Donna-Marie has given away thousands of Miraculous Medals. But what is the Miraculous Medaland, and why is it considered miraculous? Why is it important for us today? You’ll learn the answers to these questions to these questions and more.