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The ultimate power is not a gift—it's a scar. Kael was a blacksmith with the gentle hands of a healer, living a life defined by the rhythm of the forge. That life ends when the Elderfall corruption breaches his village, bringing with it monstrous Gore-Hounds and leaving everything he knows in ash. In the final, desperate struggle, Kael is branded by the very darkness he sought to fight: the Ironheart Rune.

The Mittelschmerz is the origin story of a family shaped not by catastrophe, but by smaller, more durable forms of suffering—the kind that lingers, adapts, and eventually feels like home. Set across the formative years of the Mittelschmerz parents and their children, the novel traces the emotional inheritance that will echo through generations: deferred ambition, stubborn love, inherited guilt, and the quiet heroics required to endure them.

The world into which Jesus was born smelled of sweat and soil, camel dung and human fear. Into that dust, God stepped—and He stayed. Jesus: The God Who Grew Up Among Us is a vivid, historically grounded portrait of Christ that dares to be human without surrendering divinity.

For the past 24 years, I’ve been investing. For much of that time, I’ve also been a licensed financial advisor, sitting across the table from thousands of people from all walks of life—from new graduates to near-retirees.

The city of Cincinnati is rotting. The only cure is West. The only chance is to turn back. In the wreckage of the Green Rot—a spore that turns the infected into fast, unpredictable "Twitchers"—Dennis and his tight-knit crew have one iron-clad rule: Drive. Don't look back. The East is a tomb, and two hundred miles of cracked, dangerous highway is all that separates them from the promised haven of the Empty Haul.

18 plus due to sexual content and gore. At the very same time as little 7-year-old Kennedy MacPherson struggles to wake up, a dark blue pickup truck parks by the side of his house. An elderly man drops off a package at the front door before returning to his truck. Kennedy does not get to find out what is inside until later in the day when it is already too late. Find out in Some Things Come In Little Packages if he lives through Christmas or if the present is evil in disguise.

Sisters Anna and Jennifer Nightingale are recruits in the top-secret Siren Squadron: a group of women trained in the RAF to fight against the enemy. The Sirens are tasked with flying a series of night stealth missions as part of Operation Scorpion. The first mission is successful, and on returning to base they are told that new members will be joining their ranks.

As the low winter sun begins to rise over the river Deben, a body is found, caught up amongst the reeds in the river that runs through the small Suffolk town of Deben Quay. Detective Inspector Morgan could never have imagined the secrets that are about unfold, as he finds himself caught up in a web of lies and deceit that reaches far beyond his life as a detective.

What happens when the girl with no head wants yours? Ann finds out it is her last night in Harbor's End, so she decides to have fun with her friends. But does she make a mistake that will cost her more than she is willing to give? “I know what we could do instead. Do you remember the old Smith place at the end of the dirt road? It’s haunted and what better way to have one last night of fun than to see a real ghost?” she asks as a mischievous grin appears on her lips.

Panama, 1991. A broke 21-year-old throws a Hail Mary: the shortest Army contract possible, fleeing divorce and fatherhood. He ends up as MP Investigator "Eagle 12" in the sticky heat post-Operation Just Cause. One brutal weekend in Coco Solo barracks changes everything. Dawn anxiety, party highs, stripper nights, and self-deception collide with harsh reality—a neglected daughter, money demands, inescapable regret. Raw and inspired by true events, Eagle 12 captures the choking isolation of military life: jungle humidity vs. weak AC, fragile hope against relentless duty.

A Deep Spiritual and Psychological Exploration of Yoga's Ethical Principles Living Love is a penetrating and therapeutic guidebook for transformation in daily life, spiritual awakening, and self-healing. Its wisdom helps you to access meditative wholeness, as well as relate better to yourself...

Twenty-five years ago, they were teenagers in love—innocent, inseparable, bound by promises they believed would last forever. Then life pulled them apart. Now, in 2008, Tammy is trapped in a numb, loveless marriage. John is divorced, lonely, and still haunted by the girl he never forgot. One message changes everything. A single weekend in Memphis reignites a fire neither of them can control. What starts as a stolen escape becomes an all-consuming affair—one that destroys lives, exposes secrets, and leaves scars that never fade. They both knew the rules: You can never go back.

A vast army of Vampires gathers in secret. Assembling the creatures of the darkness, preparing to unleash their reign of terror across the human population of Satya Realm. And all who remain of The Infernal Guard will come to ask themselves. In the face of total annihilation, when victory seems impossible, when the powerless face impossible odds, when all you can give is your life,
Is death still a worthy sacrifice?

From the beginning of time, humankind has tried to make sense of the world around them. Many of the world's religions, especially those which claim the Christian faith, say we were formed in the image of God. But what if we’ve assigned traits and characteristics to the being we call God that He never possessed and remade him in our image? Is it possible that He never wanted to be a god in the first place?

Aging water systems are no longer a future problem. They are a present-day risk. In Aging Water Systems: Should We Be Worried?, D.B. Cisneros delivers a practical, no-nonsense look at the realities facing small groundwater utilities across the United States. With increasing federal pressure, aging infrastructure, and limited staffing, many systems are operating closer to failure than most realize. This book is written for the operator in the field, not the boardroom.

PAULSE Podcast is a platform dedicated to elevating voices, empowering leaders, and inspiring purposeful living through authentic conversation. Hosted by Paul Taylor, the show features influential leaders, educators, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who are making a real impact in their communities. Each episode explores leadership, personal growth, education, and faith, offering insight and practical wisdom designed to challenge listeners to grow, lead with intention, and live with purpose. At its core, PAULSE Podcast is about real people, real conversations, and real impact—encouraging ...

Tres tipos hablando como si supieran de todo… pero claramente no. Series, gaming, fútbol y debates innecesarios que nadie pidió. 3 opiniones y ninguna correcta.

O podcast Fase Oral é uma produção do Instituto D'Alma, escola de Psicanálise, Filosofia e Arte. A primeira temporada gravamos e debatemos com os escritores do Jornal Fase Oral, trouxemos temas psicanalíticos para o centro da sala e colocamos o desejo em primeiro plano. Apresentação Stéphanie Jobst (@ste_jobst) Thais Brunello (@thaisbrunellopsi) Alex Leite (alex.willian.leite@gmail.com) Edição e mixagem Thais Brunello (@thaisbrunellopsi) Victor Penna (@victorpenna_) Roteiro Alex Willian Leite

Most systems don’t collapse because people are evil. They collapse because the rules are followed. Fairness delays action. Procedure replaces judgment. Restraint gets treated as virtue even when it allows harm to continue. I break down those systems across law, AI, institutions, sports, and media, and show the point where doing nothing stops being neutral and becomes part of the harm.

Deeply human conversations with extraordinary humans. Raw. Relatable. Unexpected. Hosted by Emmy Award–winning storyteller David Begnaud, The Person Who Believed in Me brings together big names from every field around one powerful question: Who believed in you before anyone else did? Through vulnerable, gratitude-filled conversations, guests reflect on the mentors, teachers, family members, and quiet champions who shaped their lives long before success found them. While the names may be familiar, the stories rarely are. This is a podcast about belief, connection, and the people who change ...