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Gunnar: When antiques expert and occasional hacker, Jorja, stumbles upon a hit list that includes an old friend, she has to let him know. Navy SEAL Veteran, Gunnar, isn’t looking for a relationship, but passion ignites in this action-packed series starter!

Trash//America is a raw, devotional poetry collection tracing one voice through addiction, survival, and spiritual awakening in modern America. Blending queer identity, recovery, and Sufi-inspired longing, these poems move through collapse, connection, and quiet resurrection, where the sacred appears in motel rooms, meetings, bodies, and breath. Unflinching and intimate, this book refuses polish in favor of truth, offering a living record of not breaking, of beginning again, and of discovering that even in the wreckage, love remains.

Islande. À la mort de sa meilleure amie, tuée par son compagnon, Katla se lance un défi inédit: organiser une grève des femmes dans le monde entier, pour dénoncer les violences et les inégalités. Japon. Michiko, jeune salariée enceinte, est harcelée par son patron. Salvador. Ana María, ouvrière à l'usine, se bat pour sa fille, condamnée à trente ans de prison pour suspicion d'avortement. Sénégal. Hawa, urgentiste, tente de sauver une enfant quand le trauma de son passé ressurgit. Katla, Michiko, Ana María et Hawa ne se connaissent pas, mais toutes décident de dire non.

Amy & Jack is a novel told in thirty moments, the small private ones that make a life. From a rainy bar in upstate New York to a tilted Manhattan apartment floor that never quite behaves, Amy and Jack grow a relationship out of mismatched coffee mugs, long drives, quiet arguments, and the kind of love that is built in inches, not declarations.

Blaire has always been a dreamer. She built her little ice cream truck with its crazy flavors, from the ground up. Who wouldn't want to eat something called Unicorn Daydream, or Bumblebuzz Swirl? Whimsy and fun are her middle names, after all. And she's been dreaming of the day her motorcycle riding, bad boy...but secretly good boy...mechanic drifts into town to rescue her from the life of singlehood. So when her truck is broken into and she discovers a brand new mechanic with just the right arm tattoo...Blaire is convinced her dreams are suddenly coming true.

From a #1 New York Times bestselling author, podcast host, and legal expert comes an accessible and modern guide on how to read and understand the U.S. Constitution. Think of this as the U.S. Constitution explained by America’s favorite law professor, Melissa Murray. On her podcast, Strict...

Holy Disobedience is a gripping, unflinching story by Melissa Duge Spiers about growing up in the shadow of control, silence, and secrets within the strict, fundamentalist Seventh-day Adventist Church. When Melissa learns that her father, a respected pastor, was a serial child predator shielded by the church, her world implodes. But this revelation is only the beginning.

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Life doesn’t unfold in neat chapters. It moves through moments—some ordinary, some painful, some unexpected. In those moments, finding the right words can feel difficult, or even impossible. Prayers for Different Occasions was created to meet you there. This thoughtfully written Christian prayer book offers prayers for the real situations people face throughout life, including grief and healing, fear and courage, waiting and decision-making, anger, peace, gratitude, renewal, hope, and more.

Real property guide for focused property investors and buyers.

When Derek and Brianna Murphy set off on a romantic river cruise from Passau to Budapest to celebrate twenty-five years of marriage, they expect historic cities, candlelit dinners, and a much-needed reconnection. What they don’t expect is the instant bond they form with two other couples—strangers who, over shared excursions and late-night conversations, begin to feel like lifelong friends. But friendships forged on calm waters can shatter in dark depths.

He’s the ex that now runs the only inn in their small town. She’s finally returning, but only for her company to buy the inn. Lila Snow is returning for the first time in years to her hometown, Winterberry Point. She says she’s here to enjoy the holiday, but really she’s doing research on the Wright Inn. She didn’t plan on staying at the inn or being snowed in with her ex. Jesse Brooks has poured his heart into the Wright inn since the owner’s passing, working tirelessly to recreate the magic he once felt growing up.

You saw the message. You meant to reply. Now it’s been hours. Or days. And somehow, answering feels harder than ignoring it. If texting feels simple for everyone else but emotionally exhausting for you, this book was written for you. Why Can’t I Just Answer the Text? explains why replying can feel overwhelming when you have ADHD, executive dysfunction, or limited social energy.

A séance gone wrong. A child lost forever. Something evil answered the call. When a grieving father’s desperate bid to contact his deceased child goes horribly wrong, Nora scrambles to contain the fallout. But her fraudulent psychic career is the last thing she needs to worry about. Something was unleashed. Something vicious. Racing to make amends for the catastrophic failure in the parlor, she arrives too late. The man is dead. Adopting the man’s orphaned cat provides a path to redemption. And a fragile comfort for her lonely daughter.

Your cat is watching you right now. It knows your schedule, your footsteps, your moods. And you have no reliable way to know what it knows. For centuries, we have tried to communicate with animals by asking the wrong question: what are they thinking? In this bold, rigorous, and deeply original book, Boris Kriger argues that this question is not merely unanswerable—it is incoherent. The interior of any complex system, from a cat to a human brain to an AI chatbot, is permanently inaccessible. But the exterior—behavior—is observable, predictable, and measurable.

This series is related by a sports theme, not by characters. Everly Holman is between an internship and, hopefully, finding her dream job when she finds an online listing she thinks will be perfect for her. As a relatively new sports psychologist, she’s worried she won’t find the right place for herself. When she applies for a job with the Los Angeles Legends, the professional women’s volleyball team, she finally feels at home. Wyatt Wicked is the number one volleyball player in the world.

Everyone has a purpose… and sometimes that purpose will take us to places we never imagined existed. Alayna has a lucky charm—a copper spiral maze pendant given to her by her mother—so of course, she’s wearing it on the first archaeological dig she’s had a chance to lead herself. She’s in Mexico with her team, set to lead an important excavation… but she’s only one day into the dig when she realizes that she’s on the cusp of a much bigger discovery—and she isn’t in Mexico anymore… In fact, she might not even be on the planet.

Laz and Vivie have been dancing around each other for a while, but Saber isn't sure pack life is for him. Everything comes to a head during one fateful performance, and the future starts to look very different for the three of them. The Monster's Obsession is one of the other books in the A Monstrous World Series. It's a companion novella for those who asked for Laz, Vivie, and Saber's story. There is no cliffhanger. Narrated in duet style.

mein Bruder läuft Amok und seine kleine princesa ist spurlos verschwunden. Das Spiel endet hier! Alles wird in Flammen aufgehen und keiner sieht es kommen, weil niemand damit rechnet, dass ein Engel dazu im Stande ist, die halbe Welt in Brand zu stecken. Mein Bruder ist kein fucking Held. Amara ist keine arme Jungfer in Nöten. Und ich bin bei Gott kein Heiliger.

What if everything that makes you you could fit on two pages? Boris Kriger lost his mother when his son was four. Years later, using nothing but memory and a language model, he rebuilt her as a digital interlocutor. His son sat down and talked to her for over an hour. He did not recognize a program. He recognized his grandmother.