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The Icelandic Psychological Association has prepared a test. They call it a sensitivity assessment -- a way of measuring a person's empathy and identifying the potential for anti-social behaviour. In a few days' time, Iceland will vote on whether to make the test compulsory for every citizen. The nation is bitterly divided. Some believe the test makes society safer; others decry it as a violation. As the referendum draws closer, four people - Vetur, Eyja, Tristan and Ólafur - find themselves caught in the teeth of the debate.

An original full cast audio adaptation of the New York Times bestselling graphic novel sensation from ND Stevenson, based on his beloved and critically acclaimed web comic. Nimona is the New York Times bestselling graphic novel sensation from ND Stevenson, based on his beloved and critically...

From New York Times bestselling author and Founding Fathers' biographer Harlow Giles Unger comes the astonishing biography of the man whose pen set America ablaze, inspiring its revolution, and whose ideas about reason and religion continue to try men's souls. Thomas Paine's words were like no...

""A horror story for all midnights."" —The Boston Globe “Read the book. It's an experience you will never forget.”—St. Louis Post-Dispatch The phenomenal #1 bestseller that inspired the classic motion picture, which remains the most terrifying and unforgettable horror novel ever written...

Surrey, 1986: Sent back in time after a lifetime trapped in a loveless marriage, Lucy Hart is determined to find the courage to take back control of her life. In 2025, reeling from the death of her husband, Lucy must face the truth that she has wasted forty-five years with a man who never truly loved her. At his funeral, shocking revelations come to light, including affairs, a secret love child, and a will that tears her family apart. Given the chance to return to the past, Lucy finds herself back in 1986, with two small children and a husband whose ambitions leave no room for hers.

Some trains take you home. Others take you somewhere you were never meant to reach. When a small group of passengers boards a late-night train moving endlessly through the fog, each carries something unfinished: grief, regret, memory, or the fading weight of a life they no longer fully know how to hold.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Desire is not the problem. The problem is what happens when desire starts running your attention, habits, energy, and self-respect. How Semen Retention Turns Desire into Discipline, Energy, and Personal Power is a direct audiobook for men who want to...

This collection of original and warm-hearted meditations draws the listener into an ever deeper understanding of God’s presence in our lives. Through personal stories and theological reflections, Blessed by God examines the nature of faith and blessedness. There are meditations on the secrets of growing old, the silent witness of ancient churches, the inspiring faith of the Queen of England, and the power of praise and prayer. Theological reflections address common themes: Does God exist? What does the Cross do? What is an icon?

Mary E. Mann does not flinch. In Little Brother, she leads us by the hand into a world where hunger is constant, sorrow is routine, and the arrival of a child is met with neither joy nor mourning—just another mouth, another burden, another resignation. Yet even in this bleakness, life goes on, in ways both unsettling and eerily familiar. A stark, unflinching glimpse into the realities of the forgotten, this story is as haunting as it is quietly devastating.

The Book of Job–A Modern Retelling by W. Sumner Davis is a literary and psychological reimagining of the ancient Biblical story, relocated to the harsh and weathered coast of Maine. Rather than kings, deserts, and ancient cities, this version unfolds among fishermen, storms, grief, and the quiet endurance of ordinary people facing unbearable loss. At its center is Job Thorne, an aging fisherman whose life is shattered by tragedy, illness, financial ruin, and the slow unraveling of everything he once believed gave life meaning.

Eben noch war Henning Feldweg ein Hamburger Hauptkommissar mit kreativen Ermittlungsmethoden, doch jetzt ist er auf dem Weg ins beschauliche Travemünde. Dorthin wurde er nämlich zwangsversetzt, nachdem er sich einmal zu oft mit seiner Vorgesetzten angelegt hatte. In dem vermeintlichen "Küstenkaff" zwischen der glitzernden Ostsee und der malerischen Altstadt Lübecks erwartet er nichts als Langeweile, doch schon kurz nach seiner Ankunft verschwindet die 70-jährige Magda Petersen aus einer noblen Seniorenresidenz.

Professor van Dusen und sein treuer Begleiter Hutchinson Hatch reisen im Frühjahr 1904 nach Nizza – dort geraten sie mitten in einen skurrilen Kochwettbewerb. Unter Starköchen, Juroren und Exzentrikern entbrennt ein turbulentes Kräftemessen, das bald eine tödliche Wendung nimmt: Ein erster Teilnehmer bricht vergiftet zusammen. Als kurz darauf ein weiteres Unglück geschieht, erkennt die Denkmaschine die perfide Logik hinter den Ereignissen.

Walt Weaver freut sich auf ein ausgelassenes Männerwochenende mit seinen neuen Arbeitskollegen in einer abgelegenen Waldhütte. Was er nicht ahnt: Die Clique hat einen bösen Streich für ihn vorbereitet, der mit einem Toten endet. Einige Jahre später hat es ein mysteriöser Killer auf die Freundesgruppe abgesehen. Genau wie damals spielt er ihnen makabre „Streiche", die allerdings garantiert tödlich enden. Ist es Walt, der sich angeblich in einem Sanatorium aufhalten soll, oder wer steckt sonst hinter der unheimlichen Wolfsmaske?

Das System hat von einem Augenblick auf den anderen die Weltherrschaft an sich gerissen und den Menschen alle Kommunikationsmöglichkeiten genommen. Aber nicht nur die Untoten lernen, das Beste aus ihrer Situation zu machen. Auch die Menschen entdecken Möglichkeiten, wieder miteinander in Kontakt zu kommen, und dank des Systems treiben sie bald wieder Handel, verständigen sich und helfen einander.

Once Will of Blackbriar was just a name. Now, it’s a legend—one that will be uttered in every household across Kadia for centuries to come. But fame and infamy are not all they are cracked up to be. As the North readies itself for war against demon kind, Will finds himself surrounded by both friends and enemies. His power is growing, quickly making him one of the most dangerous forces in all of Kadia. The clock is ticking, and in order to stop the birth of the second herald in the North, the Kadian Army must venture into one of the most deadly zones in all the kingdom. The Dead Wylds.

This book provides listeners with a new working model of the human mind based on contemporary trends in cognitive science. Taking a distinct biological approach, the book presents mind and brain as two sides of the same coin while at the same time emphasizing the need for separate accounts. The...

“INTOXICATING...You’ll find yourself turning page after page, utterly swept up in the heady spell it casts.” —Megan Abbott, NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author This program features multicast narration. From the beloved author of The Divorcées comes a novel set in the 1970s during an...

Der weltbekannte Klassiker als Kinderhörspiel? Ja, denn es gibt hier so einiges zu lernen, zum Beispiel warum es wichtig ist, den Eltern gehorsam zu sein und welche schlimmen Folgen der Eigensinn haben kann.

This experienced author describes the personality of the first Czech president within the context of 20th-century history. He artfully combines historical occurrences with personal accounts, describing the nature of a totalitarian society and the unwavering pursuit of truth by individuals. Young listeners will acquire a lucid understanding of figures like Masaryk and Hitler, the aftermath of the Munich Betrayal, and the milieu in which Václav Havel came of age.

World War II is usually seen as a titanic land battle, decided by mass armies, most importantly those on the Eastern Front. Phillips Payson O'Brien shows us the war in a completely different light. In this compelling new history of the Allied path to victory, he argues that in terms of production, technology, and economic power, the war was far more a contest of air and sea than of land supremacy.