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The guild guarding Farehail’s secrets was never to be crossed, should that crosser like to keep their life. They were ruthless, unforgiving, but protective of their realm. Everything they did was for the greater good of their island. For Kaya, this meant that she would have to abide by their laws, even though she had been forced to fall into their ranks as a small child. The people who made up the guild had no choice in the matter, chosen for the power that ran through their blood. But still, they all happily served, doing everything they could to keep the realm’s secrets safe.

In the bustling little village of Flutterville lived a special little Fly named Zippy. Zippy is on a mission to discover what it truly means to be brave. He dreams of exploring new places, making new friendships with different insects, and helping others along the way. Zippy embarks on exciting encounters various critters, each with their own unique strength, weakness and fears. Together they confront obstacles, solve problems and emphasize the importance of teamwork, empathy and courage.

Weight is never just about food, discipline, or motivation—and it’s time we stop pretending it is.What’s Beneath the Weight is a mindset-first podcast hosted by Noel Ellis, The Muscle Mindset Specialist, designed for women who are tired of starting over and ready for sustainable, body-aligned change. This show explores the deeper layers influencing weight, health, and consistency—beliefs, emotional regulation, nervous system safety, and the environments we live and work in every day.Instead of quick fixes or rigid programs, Noel introduces listeners to her signature BENEATH™ Method, ...

Some Goodness is hosted by Richard Ellis, a seasoned sales leader passionate about inviting top business minds to share their wisdom. Each episode is only 15-20 minutes, perfect for your commute or workout.

Snippets of scripture and quotes to help you get through the day.

Join us as we delve into the rich tapestry of Yoruba culture in West Africa through the insightful lens of British Army officer and ethnographer A.B. Ellis. His final work provides an anthropological exploration of the Yoruba peoples religion, customs, laws, and language. Featuring selected readings from his fifteen captivating chapters—including Chief Gods, Measurements of Time, and Ceremonies at Birth, Marriage, and Death—this recording offers a glimpse into the vibrant life of the Yoruba community. An appendix further enriches the experience with a comparison of the Tshi, Gã, Ęwe, and...

St. Peter's Fair is a grand, festive event, attracting merchants from across England and beyond. There is a pause in the civil war racking the country in the summer of 1139, and the fair promises to bring some much-needed gaiety to the town of Shrewsbury. Until, that is, the body of a wealthy merchant is found murdered in the river Severn. Was Thomas of Bristol the victim of murderous thieves? And, if so, why were his valuables abandoned nearby?

When twelve-year-old Liam finds an old map hidden in a dusty shoebox, he expects faded ink and torn corners. Instead, the map moves. Lines crawl across the page, arrows dance, and new paths appear as if the paper itself is thinking. Soon Liam’s friends join the mystery—Emma, the careful planner who loves riddles; Noah, practical and skeptical; and Sophia, bursting with excitement and fearless curiosity. Together, they discover the map isn’t broken or magical by accident—it responds to questions.

You can’t control the narcissist—but you can control the outcome. This workbook is your roadmap to clarity, confidence, and peace through the storm. Divorcing a narcissist isn’t your average breakup—it’s like starring in a one-person drama where the script keeps changing, and you’re left wondering if you’re losing your mind.

In this compelling second volume of a six-part series, delve deep into the intricate world of Sexual Inversion, a term historically used to describe homosexuality. Authored by the renowned British sexologist Havelock Ellis in the late 19th century, this work blends anthropology and psychology to explore the complexities of sexual identity. Ellis, a physician and social reformer, presents a groundbreaking examination of sexuality that challenges societal norms of his time. Join narrators Tim Ferreira and John Fricker as they bring this important piece of history to life, shedding light on the ...

Dive into the intriguing world of human sexuality with the first volume of this groundbreaking six-part series. This installment delves deeply into the concepts of The Evolution of Modesty, The Phenomena of Sexual Periodicity, and Auto-Eroticism. Authored by Havelock Ellis, a renowned British sexologist, physician, and social reformer of the late 19th century, this work presents a profound anthropological and psychological exploration of sexual behaviors. Join Tim Ferreira as he guides you through Elliss thought-provoking insights and analyses, shedding light on the complexities of human ...

A judge who sentenced thousands. A murderer who served his time. A saint who judged everyone. A priest who looked away. An atheist who never believed. And a dog. They're all dead. They're all in the waiting room. And they're all about to learn that Heaven and Hell aren't what they expected. Welcome to the divine bureaucracy. The fluorescent lights are dying, and the red plastic "TAKE A NUMBER" machine determines your eternity. There are no pearly gates here; only a bored Clerk, a broken system, and a terrifying realization: The only mortal sin is Judgment.

Middle-aged and muddle-minded, Frank has, up until now, survived a pedestrian existence. His interests in bus spotting, people watching, and guinea pig racing are known only to a select few. Living in the shadows of Dover, his town of Cocklescanslanky is a small and unremarkable blip on the map of the British Isles. Resigned to his existence, Frank has retained a solitary thrill that comes with attending the yearly Guinea Pig Games competitions, where he hopes he and his pet, Mol, will compete for victory and one of the coveted purple rosettes. But then 'love' happens.

In A Class by Themselves?, Jason Ellis provides an erudite and balanced history of special needs education, an early twentieth century educational innovation that continues to polarize school communities across Canada, the United States, and beyond.

People often talk about motivation as the main reason for success, productivity, and self-improvement. A lot of self-help books, social media, and motivational speakers say that feeling inspired is the most important thing you can do to attain your goals. Motivation can be strong, but it isn't always reliable. Discipline, on the other hand, is steady, reliable, and more successful in the long run.

When a championship race ends in a dead heat, two runners are forced into a decision neither of them wants to make. Maya Santos and Vanessa Chen cross the finish line at the exact same time—down to the hundredth of a second. According to state rules, only one runner can advance. With everything on the line, their coach orders a series of time trials to decide who moves forward. Maya is the rising junior with momentum on her side.

Ethan Mercer hasn’t fought in years. He runs a gym, works steady hours, and believes in discipline above all else. He teaches fighters how to last—how to protect themselves, how to avoid unnecessary damage, how to walk away when the risk outweighs the reward. Then Caleb shows up. Raw, aggressive, and hungry, Caleb wants more than survival. Under Ethan’s guidance, he sharpens quickly—his footwork improves, his defense tightens, his control grows. On paper, everything is working. But when real openings appear, Caleb hesitates.

In a world transformed by an inexplicable natural cataclysm, Adam and Robin find themselves isolated and alone, thrust into a journey of survival and self-discovery. As they navigate the challenges of their new reality, they must not only learn how to endure but also how to embrace life, understand their evolving roles, and deepen their connection with one another. Join them on this poignant exploration of resilience and the power of human connection, narrated by Roger Melin.

Why You Buy What You Don’t Need explores the emotional and psychological forces behind impulse buying and stress spending—without shame, budgets, or moral lectures. It reveals why shopping feels comforting in the moment, why regret often follows, and why the cycle keeps repeating even when you know better.

Dive into the witty world of Ellis Parker Butler, the mastermind behind the beloved classic Pigs Is Pigs. In this delightful tale, we explore the life of Hiram and Marthy, a couple living a peaceful life in their charming Colorado town. They pride themselves on not having children, relishing the quiet and the savings that come with it—after all, how else could Hiram afford to surprise Marthy with a new silk dress? Their lives take a humorous turn as they navigate their feelings toward the adorable neighborhood kids while secretly enjoying their child-free existence. But everything changes ...