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A rare collection of vintage radio dramas from the renowned Ulster poet, plus bonus documentary Born in Belfast in 1907, Louis MacNeice wrote some of the most beautiful and best-loved poetry of the 20th century. But he was also one of the BBC’s most innovative writers and producers, scripting...

In the savage streets of Miami, where loyalty is life and betrayal is paid in blood, Romel "Trouble" Volkov runs the city as the ruthless head of a powerful mafia family. Hardened by a past that taught him emotions equal weakness, he built an empire on fear and control. His heart? Locked away behind ice-cold walls. His life? Tied to an arranged marriage with a woman he doesn't love, all to keep the family's power intact. Then comes Jermany. Bold. Unapologetic. A free spirit with fire in her soul and a softness Trouble never knew he craved. She doesn't just see him, she feels him.

Bulletproof your retirement with strategies that will help you weather a stock market downturn. Benefit from the exact same strategies smart investors used to protect, and even grow, their wealth. Learn how to use cryptocurrency to hedge against your traditional portfolio and more in this beginner's guide to stock market investing.

In May 2018, a Supreme Court ruling produced one of the best investment opportunities of the decade. Discover how you can take advantage of this ruling to legalize sports betting. In this book, you will discover which poker company is poised to win big from the Supreme Court’s decisions; two intriguing penny stocks which could benefit from legalized sports betting; and much more.

An untried captain. A battle-hardened marine. A hidden enemy. As a boy, Ian Hadrian used to look up at the night sky and dream of commanding a starship. As a man, he’s one of the Interstellar Compact Navy’s youngest battlecruiser captains—but dreams rarely match reality. His command, the Belisarius, is a star-leaping stallion leashed to a solitary and remote sun, watching over a long-suffering world the enigmatic Ciphers abandoned after the Great War.

Let's face it — shit happens. But this book is about what happens next. When you've hit a wall, burned out, or feel like you're just surviving, what you really need isn't more pressure to "stay positive." You need a shift — one that starts from within. The Inside Out Approach is a transformative 4-step path designed to help you move from breakdown to breakthrough — not by pushing harder, but by realigning with who you really are. This isn't mindset fluff or hustle advice. It's a raw, honest journey inward — so you can live a life that does not abandon you.

Stardom comes with consequences. In my case, it's three gorgeous bodyguards who are willing to do anything for me. And I really do mean anything. Oh, and due to the investigative nature of my viral true crime podcast, I now have a stalker who wants to kill me.

Nova has survived ten years in the Dead Zone by following one rule—never let anyone get close enough to discover what she really is. But when three dangerously attractive men hire her to guide them through infected territory, her carefully controlled world begins to unravel. In a world where the living are more deadly than the dead, Nova’s secret might be the only thing standing between her lovers and a fate worse than infection. When the walls meant to protect become prisons, and salvation reveals its true face, she’ll have to choose between the safety of lies and the deadly truth of love.

The Mittelschmerz is the origin story of a family shaped not by catastrophe, but by smaller, more durable forms of suffering—the kind that lingers, adapts, and eventually feels like home. Set across the formative years of the Mittelschmerz parents and their children, the novel traces the emotional inheritance that will echo through generations: deferred ambition, stubborn love, inherited guilt, and the quiet heroics required to endure them.

Dean has managed to live a good life and doesn't have many regrets. He also isn't really connected to anyone. He served and paid the price, now he's just trying to make his way. That all changes when he becomes the victim of strange magic, except Dean isn't the victim type. He quickly realizes the opportunity he's been presented. As a new dungeon core, he's full of endless potential, but only if he can survive long enough. To do that he'll need to not just grow stronger but he'll have to recruit allies and minions, all so that he won't fall the greed of some drougar.

As an 18 year-old, Bart Hagerman volunteered for military service in April, 1943. Hagerman was wounded in action and hospitalized, then returned to the States and eventually to civilian life. After graduation from college, he accepted a direct commission and was recalled briefly during the Korean conflict. He retired from the Army in 1978 as a lieutenant colonel and a master parachutist.

Change is inevitable, even when we're set in our ways. Life always has a way of transforming those plans. Rennix has spent most of his life playing game after game until he just wanted solitude. Then out of nowhere, he's blinded by siblings he never knew existed, and a woman who refuses to give...

His mother didn’t want him, so much so that she named him “Him” and dropped him off on his father’s doorstep. Because his father had an affair and cheated on his wife, he wanted nothing to do with the outside son that affair created. Derrick gave Him to his grandparents to raise, and they did until he was sixteen. At that point, he was forced to live with his father, stepmother, and three brothers—one of which made sure he knew he was a stray.

THE NEW YORK TIMES EDITORS' CHOICE THE NEW YORK TIMES 'SIZZLING NEW SUMMER THRILLER' PICK TIME MAGAZINE'S BEST NEW BOOKS TO READ THIS SUMMER A BELLETRIST BOOK PICK TOWN & COUNTRY'S BOOK CLUB PICK "A New York cool girl novel (in the vein of Emma Cline)…a delicious escape and a...

In the 17th century, a renowned Japanese monk and Zen master named Takuan Soho penned a collection of profound treatises, unraveling the essence of Buddhist philosophy with eloquence and simplicity. This captivating book unites three of his most significant essays: The Mysterious Record of Immovable Wisdom, The Clear Sound of Jewels, and Chronicles of the Taia Sword. Through his translucent prose, Soho unveils the enigmatic nature of existence, illuminates the path to personal perfection, and unveils the foundational principles that underpin our very being.

Wet Socks & Cold Tea is a raw, funny, and a deeply human memoir of domiciliary care work told from the perspective of a carer on foot. No car. No shortcuts. Just icy pavements, relentless weather, and the quiet responsibility of being the person someone is waiting for. Working through winter, this walker navigates Christmas Day shifts, missed dinners, New Year’s Eve spent dodging fireworks on wet streets, and the unseen hours between calls.

Islam for Beginners is a clear, authentic, and easy-to-understand guide for anyone who wants to truly understand Islam—its beliefs, history, practices, and daily life—without confusion or overwhelm. Whether you are new to Islam, researching out of curiosity, returning to your faith, or looking for a structured introduction, this book explains Islam step by step using simple language, historical context, and practical guidance.

Composed of 423 poetic verses on human nature, suffering, and the path to liberation, the Dhammapada is one of the essential texts of Buddhist thought. "Who will discover the Dhammapada, the radiant path to perfection, just as a gardener finds the most beautiful flower?" the text asks us.

The Grumpy Old Man is a warm, funny, and relatable storybook about an old man who has an opinion about everything—and none of them are particularly cheerful. From noisy mornings and grocery stores gone wrong to technology, traffic, holidays, and everyday modern life, he faces each day with a sharp eye, dry humor, and perfectly timed complaints.

The Grumpy Old Man does not like cruises. He does not like crowds, schedules, loud announcements, moving furniture, or people who are having fun too early in the day. He prefers solid ground, quiet corners, and knowing exactly where he is standing at all times. Unfortunately, he is now on a cruise ship. From overpacked decks and endless lines to surprise photographs and beds that move without permission, the Grumpy Old Man faces a floating world that refuses to behave properly. Meals take too long, the internet takes forever, and the sun will not leave him alone.