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He was supposed to be dead. She was supposed to move on. Some loves won't stay buried. The last person Sierra Blackwood expects to see is the man whose memorial service she attended three years ago. For ten years, she's raised their son alone, told him his father died a hero, and built a life from the ashes of broken promises. Now Rowan "Hammer" Wallace is back—no explanation, no apology, just those devastating blue eyes and a presence that fills every empty space she's tried to heal.

Right to Left is a memoir and manifesto that starts by tracing my journey from a childhood shaped by fire, silence, and conditional love, through the collapse of my faith and the rejection of my evangelical community, to a reimagining of morality rooted in empathy rather than fear.

When John Crismon lost his son Caleb to stillbirth, the world didn’t stop—but his did. In this raw and reflective memoir, Crismon invites listeners into the quiet aftermath of tragedy, where grief becomes a lifelong companion and healing is anything but linear. Through honest storytelling, spiritual introspection, and the power of music, Crismon traces the invisible wounds of trauma and the slow, stubborn path toward hope. Not Okay After All is not a story of closure—it’s a testament to resilience, faith, and the courage to keep walking even when the road disappears beneath your feet.

When a man is found dead in the wetlands of rural Lancashire, DCI Jonathan Walker is called to what appears to be a tragic accident. It isn’t. As more bodies surface, Walker and DC Shelly Briggs uncover a chilling possibility: someone is using the landscape itself — the floods, the isolation, the treacherous terrain — to conceal murder.

Ein mysteriöser Todesfall sorgt im idyllischen Greetsiel für Schlagzeilen. In der Seniorenresidenz „Haus Friesenglück" wird eine ältere Dame leblos in der Badewanne aufgefunden. Ein Föhn lag im Wasser, und schnell diagnostiziert der Arzt des Hauses Selbstmord. Doch es gibt viele Unstimmigkeiten, Fenna Stern und Tammo Anders von der Kripo Greetsiel ermitteln. Schon bald finden sie heraus: Es war nicht der erste rätselhafte Tod im „Friesenglück" ... Immer mehr Indizien deuten auf Mord, doch wer hat ein Motiv?

What's an omega to do when the beta that broke her heart is back in town, and determined to earn her love once more? Beg the younger brother of her long time alpha crush to pretend to be her boyfriend, of course. Do you love building gingerbread houses, snowball fights, and holiday movie...

You're not stuck. It just feels that way because of how convincing your thoughts are. Stress. Overthinking. Emotional reactions. Relationship tension. It looks like it's coming from your life. It's not. It's coming from the meaning your mind is creating about your life, moment by moment. This audiobook pulls back the curtain on the patterns most people never see.

Orlando Pearson takes up his pen once more to give us six more accounts of how Sherlock Holmes altered the course of history. Alma takes Holmes and Watson to Vienna where they meet a famous musician and his famous wife; The Tsar, the Pince-Nez, and the Six-Foot Scowl is the final resolution of The Golden Pince-Nez plus a petition from Sergei Rachmaninov; and The Queen, the Dame, and the Left-Footer sees encounters with three famous women of Holmes's time.

Kole doesn't call himself a killer. He calls it feeding the monster—the violent hunger that coils inside him, whispering for release. He's spent years pretending he's in control, pretending the monster is something separate from him. Something he can cage. Claire sees through every lie. She's been stalking him, slipping through the shadows he thinks are empty. She studies him, memorizes his habits, follows the trail of darkness he leaves behind. Her obsession should terrify her—but loving Kole has never been about safety. It's about surrender. And Kole lets her follow. He likes it.

Nobody needs to control you. They just need to know which emotional levers to pull. Fear. Anger. Outrage. Belonging. These are the levers of modern influence—and they are pulled thousands of times a day by media systems designed to optimize engagement, not understanding. Cognitive Self-Defense is a skeptical field guide for anyone who wants to stop being steered.

Three eminent chiropodists have been abducted and Holmes is called in to rescue them. His search for them involves Holmes exploring the world of amateur musicians, and, with Watson's help, uncovering the nefarious activities of those involved in the taking and selling of pornographic photographs. In this adventure he has to use his musical skills in addition to his well-known talents for obtaining data and reasoning from those data. He is ably assisted in his investigations by a visiting detective from Glasgow, Superintendent MacPhail, who shares many of Holmes's abilities.

On February 28, 2026, bombs fell on Tehran. The Supreme Leader was killed. Within hours, oil surged past $170 a barrel, global markets plunged, and the world stood on the edge of a wider war. This was not a sudden crisis. It was the detonation of a fuse lit decades earlier. Most people believe this conflict began in 1979 — with the Iranian hostage crisis, the birth of the Islamic Republic, and chants of “Death to America.” They are wrong.

Something has survived… Weeks ago, the exploration rig Leaguer was destroyed shortly after sending an oil sample from the M2 trench for analysis. Officially, all hands were lost. Unofficially, the “oil” was a deadly organism responsible for hundreds of deaths both on and offshore. Sarah Celianne, a former HPD SWAT commander, found herself fighting for her life against creatures that defied biology, chemistry, and physics. Upon surviving the encounter, she’s recruited by a shadowy government entity to help secure the remaining M2 specimens. The effort failed.

As he finished his masterpiece, Elias Thorne disappeared. No one ever found the body. Ten years later a struggling troupe of actors attempts to resurrects his last play. A play that they say is cursed.....

From the day he was crowned, Henry V was determined to prove the legitimacy of his house. His father's usurpation weighed heavily on his mind, and he needed a grand gesture to capture the respect of his own countrymen and the rest of Europe. What better way than to follow in his great-grandfather Edward III's footsteps, and recover the territory lost in France over the previous fifty years? Better yet, why not go for the crown? Poor, deranged Charles VI couldn't manage his own barons.

He didn’t steal my innocence. He rewrote it in blood. BlairI live by rules. They keep me clean. Untouched. Invisible. I used to be the girl no one saw. The quiet one. The awkward one. The one who flinched when people got too close. Then Kane Fischer looked at me. The first to see me instead of through me. And everything I built to keep myself safe began to rot. He’s my best friend’s older brother. The one with the bruised knuckles and the blacked-out Range Rover. The one who never noticed me—until I changed. Now he breaks in. To my room. My routines. My skin. He says I belong to him.

Negligence is one of the most common causes of legal disputes in everyday life, yet many people do not fully understand how it works. Negligence in Everyday Life is a practical audio guide that explains how responsibility, carelessness, and liability operate in real-world situations. This audiobook breaks down complex legal concepts into clear and simple explanations, making it easy to understand how negligence applies to daily activities such as driving, business, professional services, and public interactions.

In After the Storms: From Red Dirt to Redemption, S.E. Cunningham provides a powerful memoir of resilience, tracing his journey from a childhood of poverty and family struggle in Oklahoma to his experiences as a 19D Cavalry Scout and law enforcement officer. As the youngest of eight children, Cunningham describes himself as the "caboose" of a family shaped by his mother’s unshakable faith and his father’s battle with alcoholism. A central, formative event in the book is the 1979 Lawton tornado, which leveled his family home and taught him the "weight of loss".

Decision Overload: Why Choosing Now Feels So HeavyBy Elias RowanChoosing today rarely feels dramatic. There is no crisis, no obvious conflict, no single decision that explains the fatigue. And yet, thinking feels heavier than it should. Decision Overload: Why Choosing Now Feels So Heavy explores a quieter form of mental strain—one that does not come from indecision, anxiety, or poor judgment, but from continuous exposure to choice itself. In modern life, decisions rarely end. Options remain visible. Plans stay adjustable.

Bring the fun, the competition, and the laughs to your next quiz night with The Ultimate Trivia Night Book 2026. Packed with 1,000 fun questions, this all-in-one trivia book is made for bar trivia, pub quizzes, family game nights, parties, classrooms, team events, and friendly competitions of all kinds. Whether you are hosting in a bar, around the kitchen table, or at a community event, this book gives you everything you need to run a lively and memorable trivia night.