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Eva Driscoll is used to being the hunter. Now she is the prey. When her brother dies under mysterious circumstances and his death is staged to look like suicide, Eva knows it was no accident. Soon after, Rees Colback, a former Special Forces soldier and a close friend of her brother, becomes the target of a deadly hit team in the middle of New York.

Prediabetes For Dummies is an essential guide for anyone looking to take control of their health and prevent the progression to type 2 diabetes. This updated edition covers the latest research, practical tips, and easy-to-follow advice on diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes. With clear explanations and actionable steps, it empowers you to make informed decisions and optimize your blood sugar for energy, ideal weight, and health.

Vow of Vengeance is a dark romance full of obsession, betrayal, and the kind of love that burns hotter than ruin. Perfect for readers who crave morally grey characters, knife-edge tension, and a heroine who learns to wield her scars as weapons.

RealConvo is more than a podcast—it’s a place for honest conversations about mental health, resilience, recovery, and hope. Hosted by Alan Mednick, each episode shares real stories, lived experiences, and expert insights from individuals, families, and professionals impacted by mental health challenges and suicide. Born from personal loss and a commitment to break stigma, my RealConvo turns silence into connection and understanding. Whether you’re seeking support, helping someone else, or simply wanting to learn, you’ll find hope here. Because one conversation can change a life.

The Commentary Track is a series of conversations exploring the making of independent micro-budget short films in West Tennessee. A spiritual cousin to the commentary tracks traditionally found on DVDs, these conversations between cinematographer R. Alan Ingalls and his collaborators explore the stories behind each project, forming an oral history of the projects, the process, and the lessons learned along the way. These conversations aren’t just about how the films were made. They’re about what the films mean to the people who made them.

A History of Ancient Israel: Audio Lectures?tells the story of Israel's history, with the biblical record enriched by the latest historical research, archaeological discoveries, and geographical insights. Beginning with the founding of the nation in 2091 B.C., Grisanti and Bolen work through the...

A husband's scandal. A missing child. A secret that was never meant to surface. When Jenna Morrissey's husband is accused of an affair with his paralegal and fired in disgrace, her life begins to unravel. But nothing prepares her for the moment her daughter disappears. With the police closing in...

Un podcast super divertido de Alan Gonzalez y Erik Alvarado Acompáñanos cada domingo en un nuevo episodio.

Suppose c isn't the speed of light at all, but really the frame-rate of existence — the cosmic refresh cycle that keeps reality stitched together?

Londres, 1958. Dennis Knuckleyard a laissé au passé ses aventures dans le Grand Quand. Pendant neuf ans, il a évité de penser à cette version alternative de Londres peuplée de terrifiantes merveilles et où toutes les époques se confondent... jusqu'au jour où une clé qu'il a secrètement rapportée de là-bas vient lui rappeler ses précédentes mésaventures. Mais le Grand Quand n'a pas dit son dernier mot.

LibriVox volunteers bring you 18 recordings of In Memoriam by Ewart Alan Mackintosh. This was the Weekly Poetry project for November 7th, 2010. This week's poem has been chosen for this time of remembrance. Lieutenant Ewart Alan Mackintosh M.C. was a war poet and an officer in the Seaforth Highlanders. His best poetry has been said to be comparable in quality to that of Rupert Brooke. In 1916 he led a raid in which several of his men were killed, one of whom inspired this poem. Mackintosh was himself killed on 21 November 1917. (Summary by Ruth Golding)

Why the internet feels broken—and what fixes it.

Alan Joyce is no ordinary businessman. Running Australia's national carrier as Qantas CEO, he has been in the spotlight from all sides – media, politicians, unions and the nationalistic Australian public. Highly successful, he has navigated Qantas through the most turbulent times in aviation, mothballing a whole fleet during the pandemic and coming out the other side with the airline still intact when others have ended up in administration or worse. As the most high-profile openly gay businessman in Australia, he has been a vocal supporter of same-sex marriage.

The unfiltered Portland Thorns podcast. Marissa bleeds rose. Alan is from Seattle, which makes things interesting.Every episode: what actually happened in the Thorns' last match, what it means in the NWSL table, and at least one rant that goes too long.Adults only. Bring a drink.

Little known or forgotten stories from World War II. The spies, heroes, decision-makers and the moments that changed everything. Hosted by U.S. Navy Veteran and World War II historian Alan Best

Hosted by social welfare graduate and IPV survivor Alana Moore, Breaking the Cycle goes beyond crisis intervention to explore what real recovery looks like. From trauma, CPTSD, and healing systems that fail survivors, to motherhood, spirituality, sexuality, and finding joy on the other side of survival. This is not just a podcast about what happened. It is about who you become after. For the woman still in it, just out, or years free and still unlearning.

Alan Khoshaba is based in New Jersey and has an interest in business and real estate. In his free time, he enjoys golf, skiing, travel, and spending time outdoors. He is a longtime animal lover who enjoys spending time with his dog and following sports, especially the Chicago Bears. Alan Khoshaba has trained in martial arts for many years, holds a black belt in karate, and is skilled in jiu jitsu. He appreciates staying active, exploring new places, and spending time with family and friends.

Alana and Vida take to their social media feeds to discuss the pressing topics across sports, reality tv and pop culture to bring a bit of levity to the social media crashouts..

What does it actually take to build a successful business? Built By Doing explores the real stories behind entrepreneurship. Hosted by David Alan, founder of David Alan Clothing, and Stan Kleja, the show pulls back the curtain on the journey of building a business. After starting his career in medical sales, David took the leap into entrepreneurship and built a custom fashion brand that styles professional athletes, celebrities, and leaders across industries - including clients like John Cena and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Each episode shares the lessons behind building something real.

Here for the first time is this controversial writer's real childhood and early adulthood. The mixed feelings of an intelligent, sensitive child – talented but tormented; the eventual separation from his family; violence, crime, borstal and finally prison in England. How he turned his life around to become, not only New Zealand's bestselling novelist, but also a spokesperson for a large number of underprivileged New Zealanders, a controversial columnist and the initiator of the brilliantly successful Books in Homes schemes is both moving and compelling listening.