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His secret could get him killed…unless she can protect him. Search and rescue volunteer Zach Gregory thought his sister had been killed years ago after testifying against notorious killers. But when she’s found murdered, FBI agent Shelby Dryden reveals Camille was actually in the WITSEC...

A gripping and heartbreaking story, A Thousand Miles From Care tells the 30 year quest Steve Johnson undertook to uncover the truth about his brilliant brother's brutal murder in Manly. Winner of the 2025 Ned Kelly Award for Best True Crime At the entrance of Sydney Harbor, the cliffs rise...

In the last thirty years of his life Albert Einstein searched for a unified theory - a theory which could describe all the forces of nature in a single framework. But the time was not right for such a discovery in Einstein's day. Neither was the time right when, in 1988, Professor Stephen...

A dark night in the isolated Scottish countryside. Nicholas Wilson, a prominent professor known for his divisive social media rants, leaves the house with his dog, as he does every night. But this time he doesn’t come back... The last thing Inspector Logan McRae wants is to take on such a high-profile case. But when a second man vanishes in similar circumstances, the media turns its merciless gaze on him and he has no choice. Then body parts start arriving in the post. Someone out there is trying to make a point and they’re making it in blood. 

As a basic definition, it may be said that an Ice Age is simply a period of time during which thick ice sheets cover vast areas of land. These sheets have advanced and retreated, at times taking over the entire planet, and conversely disappearing nearly altogether. Glacial ice formed by this regularly occurring process does not sit in a state of inertia, but moves dynamically, reshaping the geological features of the continents.

This groundbreaking text stands as a definitive phenomenological exploration into the very bedrock of spiritual liberation. Grounded entirely in a profound, unedited mystical encounter in which the Buddha directly initiated author Marilynn Hughes into the core vibrational frequencies of the cosmos, this volume bridges direct experience with the ancient canonical architectures of Eastern spirituality. Moving far beyond abstract philosophical speculation, the text traces a systematic deconstruction of the lowercase ego.

BOOK OF ENOCH: Rise and Fall of the Watchers Re-Presented with Extensive Introduction Including Theological Commentary & Critical Footnotes by Robert Bagley III, MA For centuries, mainstream theology has often glossed over the dynamic, multi-dimensional spiritual warfare landscape that early Church Fathers and biblical authors took for granted. In this comprehensive new edition of the ancient text, Robert Bagley III, MA guides listeners down the profound academic and spiritual rabbit hole of Enochian theology.

The Philistines came with armies. Shamgar came with God. “He never asked to be a deliverer. He only wanted his land to be left alone. But when the Philistines come like a flood and silence blankets the voice of his people, a farmer must rise with nothing but an oxgoad and a God who fights for him.” Shamgar is a man of the land, quiet but unshakable. The youngest son of Anath, he’s content tending the fields with his many brothers, praying for the day Israel might remember Jehovah. When raiders come to claim their crops—and their freedom—Shamgar must choose: wait for a hero or become one.

Ever since Owen cheated the first time, he's wanted nothing but to cheat again. He thinks he might have found his next woman.

Owen needs something new. And he thinks he can get it. He just has to search out the right type of girl.

The crazy woman has contacted him. Something bad has happened and she needs his comfort.

There are more rules to be broken. The next one's very taboo. It's right up Owen's alley.

Meet Owen. He's a man who is about to learn a lot about himself. He'll soon find out that being bad can be so very good.

Meet Owen. He's a man who is about to learn a lot about himself. He'll soon find out that being bad can be so very good.

It's like he hasn't betrayed his wife enough. He needs to try a little harder.

Some lines aren't meant to be crossed. But Owen does not care.

A cup rattles, three small cubes of bone or ivory spill across a wooden board, and for one held breath the whole room leans in. A soldier's monthly pay, a merchant's profit, and occasionally a man's own freedom was riding on which faces land upward. That scene played out countless times a day throughout the ancient world, in army camps on the frozen Rhine, in the back rooms of Pompeian wine shops, in the tiled gaming chambers of senatorial villas, and in the palace itself, where more than one emperor kept a set close at hand.

A Story We Believe We KnowThere are stories we think we know. Stories we’ve heard so many times, we stop asking questions. The book of Job is one of them. A man loses everything. Jehovah allows it. Faith endures. That’s the version most of us were given. What if that isn’t the whole story? What if some of what Job believed… wasn’t true? What if his greatest suffering wasn’t what he lost, but what he misunderstood about Jehovah? This is not a story about a man being tested. This is a story about a man who thought he knew Jehovah, and the moment he realized he didn’t. Step into the ashes.

Photojournalist Mike Scott is about to get married to the woman he loves—archeologist Frankie DeMarco–but her kidnapping sets Mike on a collision course with the treasure hunter who took her. The man wants Frankie’s help finding a 400-year-old shipwreck, so Mike sets out to find it first to get her back safely. Word of a secret cargo on board raises the stakes even higher.

What if the greatest threat posed by smartphones and social media isn't simply distraction—but the way they quietly reshape the biology of the human brain? For years, conversations about technology have focused on screen time, productivity, and digital habits. Yet anxiety, poor sleep, emotional exhaustion, and attention problems continue to rise across every generation. While these challenges are often viewed as behavioral or psychological, Dr. Eugene Lipov presents a compelling new perspective: they are deeply biological.