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You spent eighteen years keeping this kid alive. Nobody taught them how to do it themselves.The meals that showed up. The bedtime someone enforced. The quiet way a parent noticed when something was off. On move-in day, all of it disappears in a single afternoon — and by week six, the wheels...

Elbow pain can make even the simplest activities frustrating—lifting groceries, gripping a steering wheel, typing at work, or shaking someone’s hand. Conditions like tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, bursitis, and arthritis are often treated with rest, braces, or anti-inflammatory medications...

Are You Ready to Transcend the Limits of the Possible? Science has spent centuries trying to define the laws of the universe. But in this era of breakthroughs in quantum physics, what have we finally learned? “It turns out that the laws of the universe are just waiting for us to break them,”...

Pantajali's Yoga Sutras have long been recognized as infallible guides to discovering the eternal joy and ultimate freedom that the great masters declare to be the birthright of every human being. In The Practice of the Yoga Sutra: Sadhana Pada, Pandit Tigunait elaborates on Patanjali's succinct and straightforward plan to transcend pain and embrace lasting happiness.

A fake romance. A very real danger. JesseBeing in charge of the horses on the Crawford Ranch has its perks. My favorite? Having my pick of the female visitors looking for a ride. I’m not tied down to a mate, so every day’s been an adventure. Until my parents threw a wrench into my wild bachelor life. They’re selling the family farm that was supposed to be passed down to me —Unless I can show them I’m finally ready to settle down with a mate. I’m not ready for all that, but they don’t need to know. I’ve got a plan up my sleeve, and it involves the new blue-eyed beauty in town.

Detective Ethan Quinn has questions. The Arlington Slasher case is closed, the UNSUB no longer a threat - but Quinn can’t quiet the suspicion he harbors toward his partner and the young, attractive ME. Not only does he loathe his uncertainty, he’s torn between doing his job and protecting his team. Burying himself in cases no longer works. He’s restless. On edge. And tired of fighting his compulsions. Quinn has always viewed the law in black and white. Only now his world is swirling with a murky gray that threatens to devour him. 

“Scott, I need your help.” Five words from a woman he hasn’t seen in five years, and Scott Moore’s world is thrown off its axis. Ex-girlfriend Meredith has resurfaced with a past full of horrific abuse at the hands of a man who called himself a Dom, and she has the scars to prove it. Now she needs Scott’s help to reclaim her sexuality and put the past behind her. Scott is more than willing to help, but he has no idea the toll it will take on him, not to mention his other polyamorous relationships. 

Professor Michael D.C. Drout of Wheaton College immerses listeners in the extraordinary legacy of Viking civilization, which developed in what is now Scandinavia during the early Middle Ages. During the course of these lectures, Professor Drout explores how these peoples conquered all of Northern Europe, traveled as far as Byzantium in the East and North America in the West, and left a literary legacy that includes numerous works studied and enjoyed to this day.

You're not broken. You're not behind. You're tired for real reasons, and those reasons can be addressed. If you've ever sat in the driveway for an extra two minutes, borrowing a moment of quiet before walking back into the chaos of parenting, this book is for you. In thirty years of practice, Dr. Cary Yurkiw has met the same tired mom again and again, holding a newborn, running three kids to three separate places, or lying awake at 3 a.m.

You built the practice. Somewhere along the way, it started running you. In Building a Thriving Practice on Your Own Terms, Dr. Cary Yurkiw makes the case that the loud, sell-hard, image-driven model of practice-building isn't just exhausting, it's the weaker business. Drawing on more than thirty years in practice and a rare view inside eighty-plus clinics as a locum, he shows you how to build something that lasts: a practice that attracts patients through who you are, what you teach, and how reliably you get people better. No fearmongering. No becoming someone you don't recognize.

Every week brings a new food villain, a new rule, a new reason for parents to feel like they're getting it wrong. In Let Them Heal, Kelowna chiropractor and health coach Dr. Cary Yurkiw cuts through the noise with one steadying idea: the body has an innate, God-given ability to heal — and your job as a parent isn't to fix your kids, but to remove what interferes and support what's already working. Drawing on thirty years of practice, postgraduate training in pediatrics, and the early loss of both his own parents to problems no one addressed in time...

A grumpy Alpha wolf. A sunshine witch. A mate bond neither could accept—or resist. Nia Patel is a twenty-eight-year-old shifter witch from Salem, venturing to Montana to open the bakery she and her best friend Brianna had dreamed about since college. She thought she had it all figured out, but...

Knee pain is one of the most common reasons people stop exercising, avoid activities they love, or feel trapped between "just live with it" and "maybe I need surgery." This audiobook offers a different path. Written by a chiropractor with decades of clinical experience, Build to Bend explains why knee pain develops, why it often persists despite rest or quick fixes, and—most importantly—what you can do to recover safely and sustainably.

Your headaches are not in your head. They're in your neck—and that changes everything. If you've spent years closing the blinds, lying down in the dark, and waiting for a headache to pass, you already know the quiet bargain: take something, rest, try not to trigger it, repeat. What no one ever explained is why the headaches keep coming back, or why the pattern never changed. In The Headache Fix, Dr. Cary Yurkiw draws on more than thirty years of chiropractic practice and life experience to explain what's really driving recurring headaches and migraines.

CIA operative Titus Ray accepts an off-the-books assignment in Panama. His contact tells him there's sufficient intel, reliable sources, and a legitimate objective. Not true. The intel isn't sufficient, the sources aren't reliable, and the objective isn't legitimate.

Now that my dad’s gone, the survival of our family’s ranch is in my hands. And as much as I can’t stand the idea, I’ve agreed to open it up to city slickers looking for a taste of Wyoming life. The last thing I want is for nosy humans to be roaming around my territory.

We live in a very exciting time in human history. Much collective evidence—from scientific research, clinical studies, and firsthand experiences—now clearly shows that life continues after bodily death. Commonly asked questions about life, death, and afterlife are now more timely and can be responsibly answered. The information, strategies, and resources in this book can help you create the greatest life you have envisioned and make our world a better place. Are you ready to know and show that this brief earthly experience is a safe, meaningful, and magnificent adventure?

Every aspect of your life, and that of your loved ones, can improve as you learn to accurately evaluate claims. This book provides practical tools so you can evaluate what is most probably true based on the totality of evidence. An invaluable net effect can occur as more people use the methods Dr. Schwartz provides and benefit from his extraordinary accomplishments. 

We live in an extremely exciting time! Life after death has finally been proven by a wealth of scientific research, clinical studies, and firsthand experiences. Deeply knowing that life continues after the body dies is a huge key to living fully and fearlessly during your brief earthly experience. 

Young people wonder about answers to life’s big questions: “Who am I?”, “Why am I here?”, “What happens after I die?”, and others. Some adults don’t know the answers, while others may not want to talk about these topics.