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The war ended five years ago. At least, that's what the world believes. Garrick Solren fought at Bracken Ridge—the final battle that supposedly brought peace to the continent. Now he lives quietly in Eldoria, far from the battlefield. Until the records start to surface.

Jordan Gates isn't easily flustered —or easily scared. When his boss asks him to accompany him to Italy for a family wedding, Jordan agrees. He'll get paid handsomely for his trouble. There's a catch, though. Several catches. 1.

The software engineering landscape is constantly evolving, and the demands on engineers intensify with each technological and methodological shift. In such an environment, being a good coder isn't enough—true effectiveness goes beyond technical skills. This book is designed as a guide for...

The Last of Us meets The Mandalorian in this post-apocalyptic speculative young adult novel about a teenage bounty hunter whose mission to catch the target of a lifetime begins to unravel everything he thought he knew about his world. Over a century after a series of cataclysmic disasters wiped...

Study hard. Fall harder. A rivals-to-lovers queer YA romance, from the New York Times bestselling author of And They Were Roommates. Perfect for fans of I Kissed Shara Wheeler and Heated Rivalry. As the heir to the most successful tutoring company in the world, Rory studies harder than anyone...

"I am a spider in a house of flies." A young noble and rebel without a cause, Deraldo Lacturn, sets out on a voyage to Laskmeer; The Poisoned Continent. The people he meets, the battles he fights, the love and corruption he finds and the lives he takes will change him forever.

One wrong move will end the world . . . The nation can't stop talking about Eirale Ward. After a perilous mission with the enemy, she has been rescued and returned to NileCorp. Her gracious employer cleared her charges of treason and restored her status as an elite soldier. Once, that would have...

First published as opinion pieces, the essays in Divining Duterte provide contemporaneous commentaries on the context, course and consequences of the policies Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte pursued after his 2016 election.Duterte became the first president in seventy years to come from...

Nothing Stands Alone isn’t a book of answers. It’s a book of honest observations. This audiobook explores a simple idea: that nothing exists in isolation. Every thought, action, and experience is connected—and understanding that changes how you see your life. Instead of telling you what to believe, this book walks through real questions about existence, truth, and the way we relate to the world around us. It’s not about religion, and it’s not about forcing a system. It’s about thinking clearly, paying attention, and being honest with yourself.

Before humanity ever walked the Earth, another race called it home—the Shadow People. Ancient, intelligent, and driven into exile when humans rose to dominance, they now exist in a dark, in-between dimension suspended between the world above and the horrors below. Dr. Alexandra Hale has dedicated her life to protecting the planet and advancing humanity’s future. Logical, driven, and unwavering, she believes science can solve even the most complex global threats. But her work draws the attention of Muggon, a cunning and vengeful Shadow Person determined to reclaim the surface for his kind.

Three days. That's all Cillian asked me to survive at his childhood home. But stepping into the Brown estate meant stepping into a gilded cage where Cillian's ex-wife, Bea, was the favored daughter, and I was the interloper in a defiant red dress. His mother, Mary, played her hand perfectly...

When he finally gave me attention, he accidentally whispered another woman's name. For years, I competed with Ross's firm—and his eager junior associate, Tabitha—for a scrap of his attention. I thought Valentine's Day would be the night he finally came back to me. Instead, it became my...

Part memoir, part diplomatic and political treatise, and part love letter to a society he grew up in as a bicultural and bilingual American, Dr. Walker provides the tools needed to fully understand and appreciate what Japan represents to the United States and to the world today.

The American economy was built on the bedrock of family farms and family businesses, but the Industrial revolution replaced that with factories and businesses. Although it seems like history has moved on, there were men who said that the family could be the center of production again. Historian and activist Allan C. Carlson has shown that the decline of the productive household has been part of the reason for the decline of marriages and the family in modern America.

While very few people start enormous companies or discover lifesaving medical cures, we all make mistakes. Yet there are lots of books about successful entrepreneurs, massive failures, and compelling scientific discoveries, and no book that helps us understand how our personalities drive...

Professional businessman Johnathan Cummings finds himself on a business trip in Seattle, Washington, that promises more than just meetings and corporate dinners. This journey is his escape, an opportunity to explore his suppressed desires, far from familiar and prying eyes—notably those of his husband.

One of Indigo's Top 10 History Books of 2024 and Top 100 Books of 2024 One of the Toronto Star’s 25 books to read this season One of Kobo CA's Best Nonfiction Ebooks of the Year One of CBC's Best Canadian Nonfiction of 2024 From the #1 national bestselling author of 'Indian' in the...

This book is about the mercy of God. The mercy of a good God making His grace common. A gracious God who weaves His goodness through man. This is mercy in motion.

Dave Newman’s fierce and jittery memoir reveals, in unsanitized detail and naked, smart reflection, the story of a working class casualty--or near casualty--that a less honest, less inquisitive writer might avoid. In this exquisitely paced, wrenchingly beautiful tale of addictions, of needing help, of helping and not helping, of fighting and surviving, of the will and wonder and work of loving hard, of brokenness and the precarious impulse to apply the glue and clamp ourselves back together, Newman proves that he is beyond truth-seeker. He is a truth be-er.

This book contains a defense of the idea that God’s rest on Day 7 of the creation week is instructive for people today. More technically, this book argues for the propriety of weekly Sabbath rest. This means that the normal pattern to be followed by humanity is a week, consisting of seven 24-hour days, six of which are spent in work while the other day is devoted to rest. Theologians would use the language of God’s rest being a “creation ordinance,” which is a term that many theologians use, but none have defined.