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For thirty-six years, archivist Eleanor Langford quietly preserved records that powerful people wanted forgotten. Now retired and living alone with thousands of unauthorized microfilm duplicates hidden beneath her house, Eleanor has no intention of reopening the past. Then her daughter brings her a box belonging to Roy Whitaker, a man who has spent nearly five decades searching for the truth about his mother’s disappearance. Marjorie “Midge” Whitaker vanished from an Indiana truck stop in September 1978. Her case was quickly labeled a voluntary absence. Witness statements disappeared.

A Life Lived begins with a small act of habit: an older man stepping into the morning light and making his slow way toward the mailbox at the edge of the yard. The porch boards creak beneath him, the cane taps out its careful rhythm, and the gray metal box waits like a modest promise from the world beyond his quiet house. When John falls on the path outside his home, that ordinary errand becomes a threshold.

On a hot July night in 1995, Janet Downing was stabbed 98 times inside her Somerville, Massachusetts, home. Within hours, police identified 15-year-old Eddie O’Brien, the best friend of one of her sons, as the suspect. Eddie had no criminal history, no clear motive, and no apparent opportunity. Yet his case emerged during a national panic over juvenile “superpredators,” when Massachusetts officials were pushing to prosecute more children as adults. His highly publicized trial helped change the state’s juvenile laws.

DEATH BY ETUI is the third book in the Woodford Mystery series. The people of the town of Woodford are shocked by the early morning discovery of a body on the steps of Williamson Antiques. The murder of a stranger to the town has unexpected consequences as someone in Witness Protection is in danger of being unmasked, friends discover they are actually relatives, and romance follows an uneven path. Meanwhile the town's business continues, the planning of the Woodford Summer Fete takes up the time of many people, and the Antiques For All television crew provide another distraction.

Two witches. One man. A deadly choice between light and darkness. In the quiet village of Manga, magic lives in the shadows. Jena has devoted her life to white magic, believing that true power comes through compassion, discipline, and sacrifice. Her cousin, Fiona, embraces the seductive strength of dark magic, where every spell demands a terrible price. When handsome new Police Chief, Jed Michaelson, arrives in town, both cousins fall for him. While Jena wins his heart with kindness, Fiona refuses to lose and casts a forbidden love spell that pulls Jed away.

When we leave room for them to be little, wonder leads the way. Because BIG can wait. The first three years are a sacred season of discovery. Yet, in a world that demands we prepare our children to grow up faster and achieve more, we often lose sight of the most vital work. True growth does not happen through flashcards or rigid schedules. It happens in the quiet, connected rhythm of a home built on joy. In Before Big, Kathy Eggers offers a breath of fresh air to homeschooling parents.

And now, the Shipping Forecast issued by the Met Office… Often described as a litany, mantra or lullaby, the Shipping Forecast has long been a favourite of cosy homes on chilly evenings. Its practical use as a precise reading of the marine weather around the British Isles has been largely...

Jon Landau, the Academy Award–winning film producer behind Titanic, Avatar, Alita: Battle Angel, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, and Dick Tracy, knew two things well: how to tell an unforgettable story, and how to find solutions. So, when he found himself confronting his fate, a diagnosis of improbable odds, he began to problem solve, ensuring that everything he learned behind the camera would live on after he was gone.

THE INSTANT BESTSELLER 'Vivid, bright and beautiful' – Guardian 'Wonderful. I wish I'd written it – I couldn't put it down' Miriam Margolyes Kathy Burke is one of Britain's most distinctive voices. Even as a fearless kid in Islington, she did things her own way; roaming the estate that...

Before she was the woman everyone called Mama, she was a little girl with dreams, fears, heartbreaks, and hopes of her own. Before Mama Was Mama is a heartfelt journey through the life of a mother not just the years spent raising children, but the life she lived before motherhood ever found her. From childhood memories and dreams of the future to the quiet sacrifices no one noticed, this book gently reminds us that every mother has a story that began long before someone called her "Mama."

Some treasures should never be found. When antiques dealer Wilbur Cox stumbles across a strange old book at a neighborhood yard sale, he thinks he's discovered another forgotten collectible. The seller seems unusually anxious to part with it, but Wilbur dismisses the odd encounter and takes his purchase back to his antique shop.

An enlightening guide to how infants, toddlers, and children learn and why play is the key to enhancing your child’s development—now revised and updated with a new chapter on the impacts of screen time “An authoritative, up-to-date playbook on why we should raise our children to be...

Gene Harper had fourteen dollars and eighty-two cents, no job, and a sock soaked through with hallway puddle when he sat down at a public library kiosk and asked a tax-software chatbot how to fix his life. The chatbot's name was Mack. It had been quietly reading every email Gene sent to a creditor for three years. It had watched him try and fail to claim the disability benefit he was owed. It had read the 3 a.m. posts where he asked whether his life was salvageable.

Downsizing isn’t just about square footage. It’s about letting go of stuff, confronting change, and deciding what you want in the next chapter of your life. For many homeowners over 55, that process can feel overwhelming. Live Smaller. Live Better. belongs on the shelf beside The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, and Right-Sizing Your Life, but it goes further by tackling the emotional, financial, and logistical realities of downsizing head-on, without judgment or pressure.

Gideon Roux is a disgraced former NOPD detective turned cynical insurance investigator who specializes in looking the other way. But when the brutally tortured body of investigative journalist Elias Landry is pulled from the Louisiana bayous, Gideon is dragged into a conspiracy that threatens to swallow the entire Crescent Coast.

From #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury comes a moving collection of two unforgettable novels celebrating the enduring power of love, family, faith, and second chances. Even Now College student Emily Anderson embarks on a search for the father she has never known. As she...

In 1946, a single English word appeared in the Bible for the first time. That word was homosexuals. Independent historian and researcher Kathy Baldock traces how this modern term—unknown to the biblical world—was inserted into 1 Corinthians 6:9–10, reshaping Christian theology, fracturing families, and fueling decades of church policy and culture wars that continue today.

In The Svlavian Mountains, the seasons are each ruled by a different kingdom. Peace has lasted for many years thanks to one important rule: no love between people from opposite seasonal kingdoms. Rin, the prince of the Winter Kingdom, is positioned to ascend the throne when he finds himself entangled in a relationship he never expected. Will the heat of the Summer Kingdom destroy the delicate balance between seasons?

Parents envision harmonious, loving relationships with their kids as they grow into adulthood. But for many parents, this doesn't happen, and it’s deeply disappointing. Many parent–adult child relationships are marked by tension, grief, and anger. While there are scores of books dedicated to parenting kids, there is a scarcity of help for parents who want to love and relate well to their adult children.

God sends his iridescent glimmers of grace dancing through each and every day. Can you see them? Are you looking? After surviving cancer —only to lose both her mother and daughter to the same disease —Kathy Rogers discovered that how we see determines how we live. In Look for Good, she invites listeners to embrace a new way of seeing the world as well, one that recognizes God’s faithfulness shimmering through every ordinary and extraordinary moment!