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With the proper guidance, you can explore the outdoors with confidence and ease. The Great Outdoors Hacks That Work is your practical, inspiring guide to discovering nature on your own terms. Blending eco-friendly tips, clever hacks, and personal stories, it helps make every adventure safer, simpler, and more memorable.

"She was a fire, burning our house to the ground; but the fire was warm, and all I knew was the cold, and I could not leave the flames."An ancient castle, a blood-soaked carriage, and a guest who refuses to leave.Nineteen-year-old Laura's life in the forest was simple, solitary, and predictable...

ANNA RENNER: JANUSA murdered founder. A scientist erased from the records. A family secret buried for forty years.Six months after Anna Renner joins the Continuum Foundation, its founder, Matthias Voss, is found dead at his villa on the shore of Lake Geneva. Beside his body lie an old electronic...

A missile launches from Pakistan without authorization from the country’s political leadership. Its trajectory carries it across India toward the Andaman Islands, where the British royal family is on an official visit. The world has only minutes to understand what has happened. Anna Renner quickly realizes this is no accidental launch. Someone has used other people’s plans, fears, and ambitions to create a crisis in which every participant sees only one piece of the truth.

The Eye That Watches is the first installment of a gripping historical mystery thriller that blends medieval history, forgotten archives, and modern investigation into a story where every discovery raises even greater questions. When historian Dr. Florian Radecki and his colleague Marek Kaczmarek uncover evidence of a forgotten research project known only as Project 1093, they begin to trace the footsteps of scholars who vanished while investigating a mysterious gap in European history.

NATO analyst Anna Renner discovers that the ship’s disappearance is connected to a series of strange system failures, leaks, and military warnings. Someone is creating the appearance of a large-scale attack—and pushing the most powerful people in the world to believe that war has already begun. The trail leads Anna to ATLANTIS, a secret system capable of predicting the behavior of governments, militaries, markets, and entire societies.

Jo Bellamy sees dead people. They're mostly annoying. Jo's been seeing ghosts her whole life. Now she runs a Victorian B&B in St. Augustine with five permanent ghost residents, a chef who shares her secret, and a coffee delivery guy she's trying very hard not to fall for. It's a lot. She manages. Then a young woman turns up dead in the drained pool of the Lightner Museum, posed like a debutante at a ball she was never invited to, wearing a gown that doesn't fit. The staging is flawless. The message is clear. Someone wanted this to be seen.

The B&B is open. The ghosts have opinions about the curtains. And someone just got murdered on St. George Street. Three months after inheriting a haunted Victorian B&B in St. Augustine, Jo Bellamy has figured out how to run a bed and breakfast with five dead residents, a contractor who measures time in units of "two weeks," and a chef who hasn't asked for a raise since the Clinton administration. Guests are booking. Reviews are good. The ghosts are mostly behaving. It's working. Then a woman is shot in an alley on a Thursday night, and the police call it a robbery before her blood is dry.

Megan is a young women that is working on her novel at her computer when she witnesses a murder. When the murderer targets her, it brings her down a rabbit hole of self-deception and lies that she has been holding back for years. Lies that her parents told and lies that she told herself. When...

Jo Bellamy has seen ghosts her whole life. She's never been impressed. When her grandmother's will sends her from Atlanta to a crumbling Victorian B&B in St. Augustine, Jo expects a quick renovation, a quicker sale, and a fresh start after a divorce that left her with nothing but competence and a lawyer's number. What she gets instead is five permanent ghost residents, a chef who hasn't had a raise in twenty years, and a city where the dead outnumber the living and have opinions about everything. Addie, the matriarch who built the house with her own hands and will fight you about the curtains.

The most important moment in youth sports happens in the car ride home —not on the field. As a sports parent, you know the feeling. Your child walks off the field quieter than usual, shoulders tight, and you want to help. But what should you say? Most parents don't realize that the invisible work —how you respond to failure, when you stay quiet, and what you reinforce in those small moments —shapes whether your child builds real confidence or carries pressure that follows them off the field. Raising An Athlete is not about developing professional players.

The most important moment in youth sports happens in the car ride home—not on the field. As a sports parent, you know the feeling. Your child walks off the field quieter than usual, shoulders tight, and you want to help. But what should you say? Most parents don't realize that the invisible...

Hiding out at a monastery outside Hallein, Sarah and Monika wait for Viertel and two other agents to return to Austria to investigate the rumored redoubt in the Alps—a network of underground bunkers and factories where the Nazi hierarchy plans to retreat when the Allies invade Germany. After being denounced by an informant and surrounded in a mountain farmhouse, Viertel and his companions must decide whether to try to escape or die with the top-secret information they hold.

The Last of the Firefighters is a gripping near-future tale that follows Johnny Stasso, a firefighter with the Boulder Fire-Rescue Department, through four decades of unprecedented technological change. The listener accompanies Johnny as he learns the firefighting trade and experiences the joys and traumas of service as a first responder. Just as he hits his stride, Johnny is forced to realize his beloved profession is being transformed into something he doesn’t recognize.

They’re happy now. Life in the little bungalow by the tide is soft and ordinary in the best way: morning coffee on the porch, warm dinners, laughter in the hall. Lily is growing fast and calls Ava “Mom,” like it was always meant to be. The house is full of small joys and love.

Washington is gone. One strike erased the political center of the world. After that, everything began to fall apart. Communications failed. Satellites went silent. Fuel, medicine, and supply chains stopped moving. Electricity survives only in scattered places where small grids and generators still work. Cities struggle to function. Hospitals run out of supplies. Millions begin moving, searching for water, medicine, and safety. But the explosions were only the beginning. Disease spreads in crowded shelters. People with injuries receive no treatment.

Reeling from a public humiliation by her former lover, Alex St. James returns home to find that her elderly neighbor has been murdered. Alex also discovers that the spunky old lady had been secretly looking into her bank’s lending practices. Drawn into the murder investigation, Alex uses her connections at Midwest Focus News Magazine to help the police find the killer but, before long, finds herself being stalked by a vicious ex-con. Even after suffering a brutal attack, Alex refuses to back off, and she subsequently uncovers a shocking secret that had been buried long ago.

Julie Rivers has a passion for antiques. She won’t stop until she knows everything about the antiques that come through her shop. While renovating her shop, Julie uncovers something that was never meant to be found. And now someone wants it back, and to keep her quiet. As the newest detective for the Drake Harbor PD, Cole Dekker jumps head first into a case that seems unsolvable. With very little to go on, Cole does a search for similar cases, triggering the FBI to get involved. The man who coldly murdered two sisters in the seemingly quiet town of Drake Harbor is a serial killer.

Dr. Matthew Rivers had it all. A good career, with a promotion in sight. A great family, who had been through the worst and made it to the other side. His determination and dedication were all paying off. Things couldn’t be better. But then it begins to fall apart. Nurse Natalie Stevens walks through the doors of his ER, igniting feelings he had buried for the good of his job. His sister flies into town to inform the family her cancer is back. And just as he was coming to terms with these bombs dropped on him, someone begins coming after his loved ones.

A small town by the sea. A bungalow that lets you breathe. A woman who didn’t plan on falling in love. Ava comes to Cloverbay to settle her late aunt’s house and keep her distance. Instead, she meets Rowan—a man with steady hands and a quiet smile—and his daughter, Lily, who welcomes Ava into the everyday. Their lives begin to tangle in all the good ways: neighborly fixes, warm porch nights, jokes that linger. The pull between Ava and Rowan builds—eyes that stay too long, touches that grow sure, conversations that slip past midnight.