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Have you ever attempted to justify the impractical in real time? It's a pitiful, desperate process. Immediately, my thoughts searched for a rational way out. In the monitoring apparatus, there was a digital bounce. A creaking sound in the concrete base. It's merely an acoustic trick. But I was familiar with this space's physics. The purpose of Chamber 4 was to brutally kill sound.

Sable Locke doesn’t cast spells—she rigs the universe. As the luck-witch running the city’s most dangerous underground poker den, she sells winning streaks to the elite and makes sure every debt gets paid… one way or another. Then a sinfully arrogant high-roller slides an obsidian chip across her table and calls it “a piece of my soul.” She takes the bet. She wins. Now Sable owns something she was never meant to touch: a fragment of demon prince Kael Vesper’s soul. His fury should terrify her. Instead, it lights her up.

Paul wrote a letter to people he'd never met. This is that letter, explained one chapter at a time, in words a five-year-old can follow. Romans Like I'm Five walks through all sixteen chapters of the book of Romans the way you'd explain it to a kid on your lap. No skipping the hard parts.

Have you ever felt stuck in your prayers? Like you’re praying the same thing over and over? Not sure if God is hearing your prayers? Join the author as he journeys verse by verse through the book of James, sharing pastoral insight into three bold prayers from the writings of James. Using James 1:2-5 as the baseline, discover three fresh, bold prayers that will transform your prayer life and grow your faith.

In software, a do {...} while(true) loop never ends. Young engineers are fed to the hungry, gaping maw of modern software development, blissfully unaware of the fate that awaits them. Sprint after sprint, ticket after ticket, "just one more deploy" quietly colonizes evenings, weekends, squeezing unapologetically into the space that used to belong to family. The code compiles. Or not. The tests pass. Or not. The build succeeds. Or not. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat.

What if the problem is not government—but politics itself? Modern political systems reward charisma, outrage, party loyalty, and short-term promises. Elections change the people in power, yet corruption, polarization, bureaucracy, and failed policies remain. But for the first time in history, humanity may have another option. Could artificial intelligence make decisions based on evidence rather than ideology? Could it administer public services without ambition, favoritism, or campaign donors?

From the author of the horror sensations We Used to Live Here and The Caretaker comes a deliciously bingeable and perfectly unsettling audio collection of three brand new short stories, taking listeners all the way from a nightmarish flight through unfriendly skies to a submarine in the darkest...

David Ogilvy is 'The Father of Advertising' and in this new format of his seminal classic, he teaches you how to sell anything. 'The most sought-after wizard in the advertising business.' Times Magazine From the most successful advertising executive of all time comes the definitve guide to the...

I'm a city girl through and through. But a single dad and his adorable daughter are starting to make small-town Angel Mountain feel a lot like home… Landing a job with a big-city publisher was my dream come true. But causing the scandal that ended my career before it really got started turned...

What if the universe is not made of definite objects—but of possibilities? At the beginning of the twentieth century, classical physics appeared capable of explaining almost everything. Max Planck proposed a reluctant solution; Einstein turned it into a revolutionary idea, and physics would never be the same again. A Brief History of Quantum Physics tells the extraordinary story of the discoveries, experiments, debates, and brilliant minds that transformed our understanding of matter, energy, and reality.

One sky. Two visions. A rivalry thousands of years in the making. For most of recorded history, astrology and astronomy were not opposing disciplines. They were one pursuit—an ambitious attempt to observe the heavens, understand their movements, and discover what they might mean for life on Earth. Babylonian priests recorded celestial omens. Ptolemy wrote foundational works on both astronomy and astrology. Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler, and Galileo studied planetary motion while casting horoscopes.

Everybody admitted it at the same time. The whole internet looked up from its phone and confessed that yes, actually, it thinks about the Roman Empire constantly. We turned it into a joke because that is what we do with things that scare us a little. But the joke had a secret inside it, and the secret is this: we cannot stop thinking about Rome because we never actually left it. This book takes the meme seriously without taking itself seriously at all. It argues something genuinely strange and genuinely true—that Rome didn't collapse so much as migrate.

Every system drifts. Not through revolutions. Not through conspiracies. Through tiny revisions that seem too small to matter. Senior Bureau auditor Elias Vorran notices what no one else sees: a single word inside the nation's governing Charter has changed. One obligation has quietly become a recommendation. The revision is almost invisible, officially insignificant, and statistically beneficial. No one questions it.

'A fascinating, compelling page-turner. Redbelly Crossing is Candice Fox at her best.' JANE HARPER 'Candice Fox is one of Australia's finest crime writers.' CHRIS HAMMER 'Addictive. Cancel all your plans!' SALLY HEPWORTH 'Readers who value atmosphere and moral complexity as much as plot will...

From the bestselling author of Red River Road and The Safe Place. A Penguin Audio Exclusive, narrated by a full cast: Yael Stone, Elisa Colla, Anna Downes, Remy Hii, Aimee Horne, Lyanna Kea, Airlie Dodds, Taylor Owynns, Jeremy Waters, Alan Zhu and Angela Tran. 'A master storyteller' - HAYLEY...

Spring break is about having fun and, for Maddie and Cameron, a steamy friends with benefits relationshipuntil they realize they might be falling in love. This BookTok sensation is perfect for fans of Hannah Graces Icebreaker and Tessa Baileys spicy rom-coms. What started as a game just got...

From the author of Steve Jobs and other bestselling biographies, this is the astonishingly intimate story of the most fascinating and controversial innovator of our era—a rule-breaking visionary who helped to lead the world into the era of electric vehicles, private space exploration, and...

They came on a mission of mercy. Now they're in a fight for their lives. New York Times bestselling author Andrew Klavan delivers a heart-pounding story of what happens when a seemingly noble adventure that turns into a survival nightmare. High schooler Will Peterson and three friends journeyed...

From the award-winning, bestselling author of The Power comes a white-knuckle tour de force and dazzling exploration of the world we have made and where we are going The Future—as the richest people on the planet have discovered—is where the money is. The Future is a few billionaires leading...

Sienna Murphy never does anything without a plan. And so far her plans have been working. Right after college she got a prestigious job and gained the stability she'd always craved - until work takes her to the sun-drenched shores of Oahu and places her in the path of sexy surfer Luke Everett. For the first time, she lets her heart take control. Drawn to his carefree charm, she makes a spontaneous and very un-Sienna-like decision to drop everything and stay in Hawaii for two more weeks.