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The pineal gland (or third eye, as it's also known as) is the real secret ruler of the human system, working subtly to integrate the functions of the glands and to control the action of light upon the body. Here, master of mind power Stephen Richards reveals third eye activation and kick-starting it up again.

While it can be relatively easy and straightforward to make the occasional beneficial trade from time to time, if you are looking to take your day trading game out of the casual arena then there are plenty of ways you can focus on following through effectively on trades you have successfully identified. For the most reliable ways to go from good to great, check out Options Trading: An Intermediate Guide to Crash It with Options Trading.

In Think in Systems, Not Goals, you’ll discover a practical blueprint for building a life that doesn’t rely on motivation, hustle, or unrealistic willpower. Instead, you’ll create systems—small, repeatable actions that make progress inevitable.

Michael Reed is charming, smooth-talking, and deadly. With a killer smile and a carefully rehearsed past, he enters the lives of women who have everything—except someone to watch their back. Felicia was a respected attorney. Miranda, a successful dentist. Lisa, Miranda’s loyal and sharp-eyed receptionist. They were smart, powerful, and independent—until Michael slipped into their lives like a dream and began spinning his deadly game behind the scenes. But when two friends—Nina and Jamal—begin to uncover the twisted pattern, they set a silent trap designed to bring a killer into the light.

If you thought The Circus was scary, then hold on to your pants because it is about to get scarier, and gorier. In the sequel The Circus Is Back, the circus pops up in another small town clear across the country on the eve of Halloween. As they roll unexpectedly into the next little town, they all feel this immense sense of excitement.

Grief is a language we all eventually speak. Whether it arrives as a whisper or a storm, it leaves nothing untouched. It slows us down. It knocks the breath from our lungs. It changes everything. For people of faith—especially Christians—grief doesn’t just break the heart. It shakes the soul.

Will is having one of those days. But not your average one of those days. It started badly and then went downhill with gusto. Now he’s going to summon a demon. You know, to get all murdery. Revenge. What could go wrong, right?

In Give It to God: Surrendering What You Were Never Meant to Carry, explore 12 common burdens—like control, fear, guilt, shame, anxiety, and more—and discover how to finally release them into God’s hands. Each chapter includes a short, heartfelt prayer to help you let go and live free.

Private investigator Bryson Wilde walks the blurred line between justice and survival, where morality is murky, danger wears perfume, and every favor comes with a price. In a city that never sleeps—just smolders—cigarette smoke curls through dimly lit bars, and jazz spills out of alleyway clubs like secrets begging to be told. Wilde thinks he’s seen it all—until a captivating criminal defense attorney steps into his life, heels clicking like a warning shot, eyes hiding a thousand stories. She wants him to find a missing witness. Simple job, on paper. But Wilde knows better.

America is teetering on the brink of a dramatic political shift—one that could send shockwaves across the globe and even risk triggering World War III. Marwan Julio Khadar draws unsettling parallels between today’s political turbulence in the United States and the rise of Nazi Germany. In his view, the question is no longer if America will turn toward fascism but when. The nation has entered what Khadar calls “The Eleventh Hour,” a moment of urgent reckoning as the clock ticks.

Nothing bad ever happens in the quiet little town of Hope. However, when the circus rolls in one misty morning in late October, everyone decides to go see what they have. Even the Jorgenson family and their 8 year old son Noah head on down to the circus big top, but when it is time to leave he is nowhere to be found. With the help of Sheriff Langley, his parents search the premises, but they don't find him. Now that it is closing time, they are forced to leave in hopes that he will come home. Will they ever find him and all the other children that have gone missing from other towns?

We all go through tribulations. Waiting upon the Lord is the hardest. The second hardest is knowing when to let go and fly. Listen to an array of poems that remind you of God's faithfulness even when we struggle.

Rian Morris, despite his small stature, is one of the best bodyguards in the business. Only problem; nobody will hire him due to a former client being murdered on his watch. Depression, addiction, and the weight of the world come close to ending him, but then he receives a visit from a former colleague. This friend offers him a high-risk job protecting one of history’s most controversial authors—Ayn Rand.

Twenty-year-old Angelina Navarro returns to her hometown of Goldbrush, Nevada—a remote village in the desert with a small but friendly community—after years away at a boarding school. She expects arguments with her mother after failing to return home immediately after graduating, but she is determined to get her thirteen-year-old brother, Gilbert, out of that dead-end town. Although she has an urge to give up and run off again at the first sign of conflict, Angelina decides to stay at the local lodge until she can resolve her issues with her family.

Upton Sinclair was a man in search of truth, in search of knowledge, in search of a good story, and forever in search of good health. Sinclair had many chronic ailments during his life and was always looking for new ways to improve his wellbeing. He experimented with and explored all the trends and new ideas of the early 20th century. Sinclair spent years as a vegetarian after researching the meat packing industry for his bestselling 1906 exposé, The Jungle. He learned about fasting to improve digestion and a host of other maladies.

Life as a Ph.D. student was supposed to be about research papers, not heart palpitations sparked by a man whose very presence commands attention. Yet, when Michael August, with his enigmatic aura and a fortune vast enough to sway destinies, crosses my path, my world tilts on its axis. A billionaire Italian businessman with influence stretching across continents, Michael embodies the dreams I dared not dream. But it's not just his corporate empire that draws me in—it's the whispers of the man behind the facade.

Ted Bronsky is an ex-marine, and ex-husband and will soon become an ex-employee if he doesn't get on board his sleazy boss's new plan. He is a quiet, patient man who takes life's punches on the chin and never returns them until dead women begin turning up downstream of his favorite running spot. When his loved ones are threatened by the ghosts of his past, he turns into someone he doesn't recognize. Despite struggling with PTSD and migraines from his last deployment in Afghanistan, he manages to uncover the filthy politics at play in the cut-throat world of upper-echelon military advancement.

Learning to kill can be murder. Struggling author Jon has taken a practical approach to acquiring the skills needed to become a serial killer because the Youtube videos weren’t really helping. Now he has a pile of bodies—one of whom he was lucky enough to score with—and he’s Googling ‘How many kills make you a serial killer?’. It’s not good news.

Becoming successful in life is your natural destiny. But they don’t teach you how to do this in school. And many other “success” books are not practical and realistic. “How To Be Successful In Life: Discover and Use Your Unique Success Power for Maximum Results” is a practical guide to real success for real people! And recently it won a Literary Titan Book Award for its excellent content.

Michael Stiffe has an addiction. Not alcohol. Not drugs. Masturbation. It ruined his marriage and has made it impossible for him to write the follow-up to his literary debut. But his personal problem has also put his friend in terrible danger. Elizabeth Delrose’s husband, Drew, has abandoned her and their child to join the Worshippers of Onan, a cult of self-pleasure. She believes Drew’s disappearance is Mike’s fault and is determined to make him find her husband and bring him back. This will not be easy—the cult is shrouded in secrecy.