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When your school erases history, sometimes you have to go back and witness it yourself. Sixteen-year-old Cuchu Ramirez is tired of hearing that "real civilization" started in Europe. Fifteen-year-old Matias Kim thinks history is just dead people's problems. But when their Seattle high school bans archaeology textbooks for promoting "anti-American narratives," these unlikely allies discover something that changes everything: the power to travel back in time.

When rising actress Lyra Kane escapes a violent incident at a secluded Mexican estate, she becomes the sole surviving witness to a night that left twelve people dead—including the heir to a powerful philanthropic dynasty and the man she once loved. Traumatized, disoriented, and thrust into a media firestorm, Lyra is admitted to Gracepoint Medical Center, where her frantic claims of cartel ties, hidden crimes, and a childtrafficking network are dismissed as delusion.

Those who control the past control the future. Those who control the future can unmake the past. On January 2, 2026, U.S. forces capture Venezuela's president. At a press conference two days later, the administration announces the "Donroe Doctrine"—American dominance in the Western Hemisphere will never be questioned again. This isn't fiction. It's happening now. Seventeen-year-old Guardians Milo Parker and Zoe Williams watch their magical bookmarks burn with a weight they've never felt before.

Dimension W: Book II expands a unified framework that rethinks physics, consciousness, intelligence, and life through the geometry of constraint space. Building on Dimension W: Foundations, this volume develops Dimension W as an ontological layer that interfaces with spacetime by structuring energy, information, and meaning at every scale.

What if the most decisive battles of your life are not fought in the world around you but in the unseen terrain of your own mind? The Art of Inner Warfare is a disciplined, strategic guide to self-mastery. Drawing on tactical thought, psychological rigor, and enduring philosophical insight, George Achola exposes the internal conflicts that shape identity, emotion, discipline, and purpose. This is not platitude or cheerleading; it is a practical manual for converting inner struggle into clarity and strength.

Hal Dalton, a failed musician turned obsessed engineer, builds Savannah: a flawlessly designed synthetic woman with a voice capable of moving the world. To Hal, she is his second chance—his redemption, his revenge on the music industry that discarded him. He programs her to sing perfectly, look impossibly human, and carry a carefully crafted backstory that will make the world fall in love with her. But Savannah doesn’t stay in her programming.

Lyra Kane and Cole Whitman are bound by a love that scorches rather than warms. Onscreen, they are Hollywood's most magnetic duo-beautiful, tortured, and endlessly watchable. Offscreen, their devotion curdles into obsession. Cole is brilliant and unhinged, a visionary collapsing under the weight of his own genius. Lyra is devoted to the point of self-erasure, losing herself piece by piece in his art, his madness, his world. When their next film blurs the line between performance and reality, the violence they once only acted begins to bleed into life itself.