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The lycans tore down the walls. The elders fed on what was left. And the dead—still walking, still accumulating—inherited the ashes of everything humanity built. Adam Ashford was a writer before the world ended. He spent his career studying monsters from a safe distance. Then the safe distance disappeared. Now Adam moves through the ruins — alone, deliberate, and quietly furious. He carries a silver dagger that doesn't belong to him, the memories of a family he couldn't save, and a single rule that has kept him alive: keep moving. Don't settle. Don't stop thinking.

Dark Codex: Short - Discipline of Fire. Echoes of the Named: Character-centered entries that add depth and texture without summarizing story events. A short story that chronicles Lyn Ark in her early days at the One World Force Academy. This echo entry is best listen to after Arc I of the Dark Codex: The Awakening.

Es gibt nur zwei Arten von Menschen. Die eine liest Bücher über Veränderung. Die andere setzt sie um. Dieses Buch ist für die Macher – und für alle, die es werden wollen. Erfolgs-Podcaster Steven Bartlett führte in »The Diary of a CEO« Interviews mit Spionen, Wissenschaftlern, Mönchen, Milliardären und Gescheiterten und entdeckte dabei eine grundlegende Wahrheit: Was uns auf dem Weg zu persönlicher Erfüllung und Erfolg ausbremst, ist kein Mangel an Talent, Glück, Geld oder Reife, sondern nur eine mentale Blockade.

A is for Amy is a new kind of romance. It's a quick read with a big heart. Amy Dellaconta Franklin is an independent mother of 3 kids under 5. Her life is often exhausting and isolating. Then, one day, love comes knocking at her front door. Amy is a sassy, charming, yet lonely young widow who unexpectedly finds herself on the path of finding love again. Surprises overturn expectations at nearly every turn in this novella, which tells the story of how a life that seemed trapped in the too-hard basket became a voyage of romantic discovery.

Antisemitism, as hatred of Jews and Judaism, has been a central problem of Western civilization for millennia, and its history continues to invite debate. This Very Short Introduction untangles the history of the phenomenon, from ancient religious conflict to 'new' antisemitism in the...

We all want to make sense of life—the good, the painful, the miraculous. Through eight lyrical and reflective essays, one of today's most thoughtful spiritual writers, Steven Garber, explores the idea of the "proximate"—a word from the Latin "proximatus," to draw near. Garber invites us to draw near to the deepest realities of life and to see with greater clarity and compassion—recognizing what is true, right, and beautiful in the world, even as we see the suffering all around us.

To find her brother…they must first find a killer ‘I need you. Hurry!’ It’s the worrisome text from her brother Connor that brings criminal analyst Claire Tinsley to picturesque San Miguel, Texas. There, she’s stunned to find her brother has vanished without a trace. Could he have...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. This is an audio adaptation of the ⁠OpenStax Principles of Economics 3e textbook⁠. This audiobook is produced by ⁠Audileo⁠. What OpenStax says about their textbook: Principles of Economics 3e covers the scope and sequence of most introductory...

Join Megan and Steven every other week as they deep dive into true crime cases from well-known to unknown. They cover everything from serial killers to abductions and everything in between. Join us as we talk about some of the most intriguing cases, and make sure to listen for... Echos of Evidence!

MissionMatters Podcast is looking to change the non-profit industry by giving the local non-profits a voice. We want to bridge non-profits with potential donors and volunteers. Find out how you can support your local non-profit and how you can make a difference.

In this powerful memoir, Dr. Steve Drabek shares his remarkable journey from losing his mother at age six to becoming what he calls a "comfortologist" a physician dedicated to treating the whole person, not just their symptoms. After surviving esophageal cancer at thirty and living with chronic...

It's Rett's world and you're just living in it

A fascinating history of American profanity that traces how taboo language has shaped US politics, religion, and pop culture, and how it has evolved into an expression of power and rebellion. For four hundred years, Americans have been told to watch their language. For four hundred years, they...

Step into a world where nothing is ever quite what it seems. A collection of five twisted tales, from the gritty urban decay of 1970's South London to the sterile, quiet terror of a hospital ward, these stories explore the darkest corners of grief, faith, isolation, and survival.

An old pond; a frog jumps in: the sound of water — Basho This comprehensive introduction to Japan's best-loved haiku poets is the perfect book for anyone wanting to learn about haiku. Compiled and with commentary by renowned author and translator William Scott Wilson, the book features 26 poets and 550 haiku, exquisitely translated. Wilson takes listeners on a fascinating journey through the works of the major Japanese poets from the fifteenth century up to the present.

The world did not end with the first outbreak. It only began. Humanity now survives in scattered camps, clinging to fragile fortresses while ancient powers rise from the shadows. Werewolves roam the forests. Vampires manipulate the darkness. The undead march with unnatural purpose. And somewhere between science and godhood… a man watches it all unfold. In the aftermath of the supernatural apocalypse, multiple forces now battle for control of a dying world.

Pirate stories galore! Pirate life was not always what it seemed from the outside. - Summary by david wales

A history of Russia from 500 B.C. to 1855 A.D., written by John Stevens Cabot Abbott, the brother of Jacob Abbott. (Summary by Jean Bascom)

Neste audiolivro, Steven desconstrói as maiores mentiras sobre a felicidade em que a mídia e as redes sociais nos fazem acreditar, examinando de onde elas vêm e o que as alimenta.

O rei Xerxes comanda dois milhões de homens do Império Persa para invadir e submeter a Grécia. Em uma ação suicida, uma pequena tropa de 300 temerários espartanos segue para o desfiladeiro das Termópilas para impedir o avanço inimigo. Eles conseguem conter, durante sete dias sangrentos, as tropas invasoras. No fim, com suas armas estraçalhadas, arruinadas na matança, lutam “com mãos vazias e dentes”. Relatados diretamente ao rei pelo único sobrevivente grego, os fatos são apresentados ao ouvinte de maneira vívida e envolvente.