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In this second of two impressive volumes, Prussian solider and officer Karl Knoblauch describes his military career during the final stages of the Second World War. This volume picks up where the first book left off, with Knoblauch's experiences as an officer in the 1st Fallschirm-Panzer...

Ein Meister des Bösen hat keine Schwächen. Ein Roman aus der frühen Zeit von Darth Vader. Auf der vulkanischen Welt Mustafar vollzieht Anakin Skywalker, der nun Darth Vader genannt wird, ein dunkles Ritual. Dabei wird ihm ein Einblick in das grenzenlose Potenzial der Macht gewährt. Vader ist entschlossen, diesem Weg zu folgen, selbst wenn er sich dafür den Befehlen des Imperators widersetzen muss. Doch er erkennt zu spät, dass jenseits der Dunkelheit kein Licht wartet, sondern nur noch tiefere Finsternis.

Adam Shoiab Taki is a civil engineering professional from Sydney, Australia, with experience in engineering, hospitality, and property development. After studying civil engineering, he expanded into business ownership, including restaurant operations and residential development projects through AMT Grand Homes.

Hannes, a haunted witchfinder tries to purge the hidden coven and believes he's fighting evil. When darkest secrets unravel, father and daughter must confront a horrifying truth—the true evil may not be supernatural, but the scars left by war, faith, and obsession.

Long Story Short is the latest podcast from New Zealand journalists Eugene Bingham and Adam Dudding. In each episode, the two award-winning podcasters unravel a sensational case – a crime, scandal, catastrophe or something just plain weird – then piece it back together again.Expect strange tales you’ve never heard before, surprising twists on stories you thought you knew, and deep dives into mysteries from New Zealand and beyond.If you value this kind of storytelling and want to help us keep making it, you can become a Long Story Short supporter at LSSpodcast.com. You’ll get early, ...

Holler Magic is a raw and grounded spiritual podcast rooted in the heart of Appalachia. Hosted by intuitive healers, this show blends ancestral wisdom, energy work, and real-life storytelling from the hollers. This isn’t polished spirituality—it’s the kind passed down through bloodlines, hardship, and survival.From generational trauma and addiction to intuition, spirit communication, and folk healing, Holler Magic explores what it really means to reclaim your power and reconnect with where you come from.Pull up a chair, pour your coffee, and step into the space where the veil is ...

Bloomsbury presents Aelfred's Britain by Max Adams, read by Kris Dyer. The story of Aelfred the Great, his war against the Vikings and the foundations of modern Britain. In AD 865, a 'great host' of battle-hardened Norse warriors landed on England's eastern coast, overwhelmed East Anglia with...

There's hope in every mile. What would you do if you got the worst news? Jordan Adams has faced that moment and turned heartache into hope. Discovering he was the carrier of the gene that caused his mother’s early death from Frontotemporal Dementia, Jordan set out to change the way we see this...

A queen under attack Ara hasn’t had a chance to truly settle into her role as queen. Between fighting assassins in her bathtub, building a tenuous relationship with her son, and rescuing Naomh’s collapsing world—along with her potential mate, his brother—things couldn’t possibly get...

When leaders normalize the topic of mental health on their teams, performance gets unleashed,and lives transformed —usually including their own. This is surely not your typical leadership book. It’s a heartfelt and authentic exploration of oneman’s journey, and what he learned along the way, as a twenty-year corporate executive all thewhile struggling with severe, yet undiagnosed depression and anxiety. It’s for all sorts of leaders. From board members and corporate executives to small businessowners and factory supervisors. From partners in law firms to nonprofit professionals.

Moving beyond the typical focus on professional and creative classes in faith-and-work discussions, Adam Gustine brings the concerns of working-class laborers, hourly employees, and unpaid workers into the center of theological reflection. Drawing from Scripture and Christian ethics, this book...

If you loved King of Battle and Blood’s brutal passion, One Dark Window’s seductive corruption, and A Ruin of Roses’ raw dominance… step into The Lightkeeper, where salvation feels like sin and love wears the face of your captor. Lilly once believed in the kings. The court burned that out of her. Now, summoned back to the capitol after years in hiding, she finds herself entangled in the games of nine kings – each with power enough to unmake her. When she’s taken by one of the most dangerous men in the realm – a royal forged from shadow and rage – she becomes both his prisoner and his prize.

Understanding How to Make Decisions is a comprehensive and practical guide that explores how your thinking, emotions, and habits shape the choices you make every day. Rather than focusing on quick answers, this book helps you understand the deeper process behind decision-making—giving you the tools to think clearly, act confidently, and move forward with purpose. Through clear explanations and structured insights, you’ll learn how your mind processes information, how biases and assumptions influence your judgment, and how emotions can both support and disrupt your decisions.

Wild Seas, Wilder Cities is a ‘wild-seeded’ collection of short stories, poems, memoirs and environmental articles from 49 unique contributors, all concerned with showing the positive side of our relationship with the earth. Thanks to funding from Portsmouth Creates, this audiobook features...

Welcome to the Tap Into Data: Happy Hour Podcast, where we blend analytics and insights with great conversation, all served up with a twist of fun! I’m your host, Jared Westrem, and Adam Chartrand. Each episode, we invite data lovers, thought leaders, and innovators to pull up a chair and share their stories over a virtual happy hour.

Welcome to "Man Up Man Down" with your host, Adam Starks.This podcast offers a deep dive into the complex reality of masculinity, challenging men to examine what it truly means to be a man in today's world. It cuts through societal expectations, stereotypes, and conflicting messages about male identity to help listeners discover an authentic, grounded version of themselves and present their best selves to the world around them.I appreciate you taking this journey with me as we address some of today's most pressing matters surrounding manhood.Ready. Set. Let’s go!

I'm Major Dad, and I host Major Dad's — Best Day Ever! — a podcast about fatherhood, family, and the warrior ethos of showing up for the people who count on you. I served 22 years of active duty across two services — first as an Army UH-1 and UH-60 helicopter pilot, then as an Air Force fighter pilot. I flew the A-10 Warthog in Operation Desert Shield and 55 combat hours in the F-16 Block 50 over Operation Southern Watch. I served as a TACP / Air Liaison Officer embedded with 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, and was selected for Peace Vector IV — a diplomatic mission to Egypt with ...

Hosted by Rabbi Adam Perlman, the Tree of Knowing Podcast delves into themes presented in The Tree of Knowing Online Magazine (www.treeofknowing.com). Beginning with the Biblical archetype of the Tree of Knowledge/Tree of Life, we will weave Ancient Jewish Wisdom with modern scientific knowledge and ideas. Drawing from Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism, we will explore ideas at the cutting edge of human development. We will interview experts across a wide variety of fields in an effort to map and clarify the most important factors that contribute to living a truly meaningful life. In the spirit of...

What if the most radical thing you could do was tell the truth? The Soul's Truth Podcast goes deep on relationships, sexuality, energy, and healing — no filters, no apology, just real talk for real seekers.

Torn between two countries, I've always felt like a fish out of water. I've come to love Canada which has been my home for decades. The vast distances, the quiet lakes and forests, the unspoiled wilderness have become precious to me, yet part of me has never been able to completely abandon my English roots. I ache for the old churches, the friendly pubs, the tiny, winding backroads. When I'm in Canada my thoughts often turn towards England, yet when I visit England I pine for Canada's wilds. I feel tugged in both directions, my mind hovering somewhere in mid-Atlantic.