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A totally absorbing historical novel about socialites, spies, and the King of England. London, 1936. Socialite and journalist Lady Pamela pens the popular 'Agent of Influence' column, writing wittily about fashion and high society. For her latest piece, she interviews Wallis Simpson, the newly...

Do you know how important you are? Do you know you are special? Do you know how awesome and unique you are? Well, sometimes when you are not sure, God will whisper a reminder of love to you! He will give you inspiration, just when you need it. It is like a soft, sweet kiss to let you know it is alright and you are alright. He wants you to know you are loved, forgiven, and favored!

In Can God Trust You? Linda Darin guides listeners through a profound exploration of trust, faith, and spiritual resilience. Sharing her personal experiences—from facing dark forces to finding divine purpose—Linda offers transformative insights on navigating life's most difficult challenges with unwavering faith.

A propulsive work that reclaims the "Queen of Gospel" Mahalia Jackson as a major civil rights pioneer. If Americans remember Mahalia Jackson at all, they know her as the greatest gospel singer to ever live. New York Times bestselling author Timothy B. Tyson and acclaimed gospel singer Mary D...

"This audiobook gives people leaders the practical roadmap to do the meaningful work of rebuilding it one experience at a time." Steve Cadigan, LinkedIn's first CHRO, author of Workquake. BETTER EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE = BETTER CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE = BETTER BUSINESS RESULTS. Work is broken. The old deal between employees and employers is gone. And every Sunday night, millions of people feel it: the dread, the chaos, the constant grind. For HR leaders, it's worse. You carry your own stress and everyone else's.

‘The Space Between Breaths’ is a journey through the fractures of modern existence — where the noise of the world collides with the silence within. These poems move through unrest, isolation, longing, and awareness, capturing moments where the external world and inner life become indistinguishable. A man walks through a day that quietly collapses. A drop of rain becomes a tear. A voice searches for meaning in a world saturated with noise, yet hollow at its core.

Cracow, 1893. Thirty-eight-year-old Zofia Turbotynska has assured her husband’s rise through the ranks to university professor and is now looking for something to fill her long days at home. To stave off the boredom and improve her social standing, she decides to organise a charity raffle. To...

From bestselling British author Christobel Kent comes another thrilling audiobook with a twisted, riveting conclusion. What We Did is a nightmarish, impossible-to-pause tale of the secrets we keep from our families, of chilling childhood abuse, and of long-awaited retribution. He stole her...

Eliza Potter is 16. She just lost her caretaker, Oma Potter, the only safety she has ever known. The sudden change takes her on a journey from Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania to Sussex Borough, New Jersey and finally Warwick, New York. Now, lonely and frightened, she comes to live in a strange home, Westwood Manor, to work for the frightening and intimidating Christian Hartwell Westwood.

After a hard life on a farm in northwestern Minnesota's Red River Valley, Doris Connor buries her philanderer husband and moves her century-old Sears and Roebuck farmhouse into the small Scandinavian community of Hallock, located on the edge of nowhere. She longs for a retirement heavy on solitude and serenity, but her plans are put on hold when her flamboyant sister and a ninety-year-old friend of the family move in.

Bella, a woman processing recent loss, meets Elias on a beach at dusk, and their relationship becomes a meditation on small beginnings and the courage to keep promising gentle things. Themes include resilience, emotional growth, mindfulness, and finding belonging. Suitable for adult listeners interested in character-driven, introspective fiction with romantic elements and meditative prose. Appeals to listeners of relationship-focused and emotionally sophisticated narratives.

Hope Lyons's husband ran through all their money and split Portland, Oregon, forcing Hope to sell her beloved Pie in the Sky bakery and move with her two children back to charming Hope Valley, her hometown. She has been working as a waitress and pinching pennies to get their lives back on track; however, when her children win KPRL's Spirit of Christmas vacation contest, Hope worries about the extra expenses she will incur on such a trip and turns it down.

In 1940s Copenhagen, Kirsten Marie Pedersen has learned to want very little. With an alcoholic father, a struggling mother, and German occupation pressing down on every corner of her life, survival is enough. But Kirsten is not built for small lives. When liberation comes, she secures work as a translator at a US air base in post-war Germany, and for the first time, she glimpses a world beyond what she was born into. Then tragedy strikes, and she is offered something she never expected: a chance to start over in America.

Leadership asks a lot of you. You’re expected to be decisive and empathetic. Strategic and human. Confident and calm, even when the pressure is rising. But what happens when the role starts to pull you away from yourself? Put Who First is a practical and deeply human guide to leading in wise relationship with yourself and others. It begins with a simple but powerful truth: who you are is how you lead. Written for leaders, managers, HR professionals, and anyone responsible for people, this book will help you stay steady, courageous, and clear in the moments that matter most.

A collection of sixteen unique, spicy stories by and for women who love—and lust after—women.

Four will emerge, but only one will rise. The kingdom of Linnosa has been without magic for over a century. Now, four estranged sisters are reunited after fourteen years, following the murder of their royal parents. Cyra, Rheanna, Aella, and Petra must learn how to control their elemental powers as they learn the truth behind the dark prophecy that plagues their family.

In this disarmingly vulnerable and wickedly hilarious collection of essays, Mary Walsh chronicles her colourful—sometimes difficult, never boring—life, coming to the hopeful conclusion that growing old means finally finding (and loving) yourself.

A geology grad student with a spiritual bent and a mystic from the Pleistocene find a modern skeleton in ancient rock and must risk their friendship to save the world from an unexpected danger lurking within the laws of physics. Jen Hewitt, a quiet geology graduate student, doesn't actually believe in time travel. Were it possible, rocks from the age of dinosaurs should already be cluttered with artifacts from future time-tourists. Nevertheless, she proves with fellow geologist Jonathan Renner that a human skeleton encased in Pleistocene rock came from their own time.

Nothing should be sweeter than going home for Christmas—yet Arabella Drake, Countess of March, dreads the journey every December. This year’s trip threatens to be the worst yet. From broken carriage wheels to a sudden snowstorm, overcrowded inns to a run-in with thieves, everything is...

He used to date her roommate's sister, but now he's single and she's ready to jingle . . . his balls. A California Christmas is all Nora's ever known. She's got everything she needs in Los Angeles—a flexible part-time nannying position, roommates who might as well be her family, and an acting...