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Throughout history, women have played integral roles in family, society, religion, government, war - in short, in all aspects of human civilization. Powerful women have shaped laws, led rebellions, and played key roles in dynastic struggles. Some were caught up in forces beyond their control, while others manipulated and murdered their way to the top. However, unearthing their stories from the historical record has been a challenge, with the ordinary difficulties of preserving information across the generations increased by centuries of historical bias and gendered expectations.

In the golden orchards of Anther, young Niède Crow once lived a life of privilege and promise. When a serpent’s venom seared her blood, her days of riding unicorns and dreaming of scholarship dissolved into years of frailty, fever, and confinement. While her father—an austere mage of the Guild of Science—fed her healing spells and promises, Niède’s spirit curdled into obsession. Forbidden dreams whispered of shadowed figures, ancient webs, and the lost Moon Fae. Night by night, Niède plunges into arcane texts that unravel her innocence.

5 Women. 5 Love Stories. 1 Legendary Ranch. Wrangled by Love-A contract marriage brings Kat Knox to the ranch—but it's the quiet, steady love of Shaw Dutton that makes her stay. What starts as a business deal becomes a bond forged in trust, late-night talks, and barn doors that never stay closed. Tamed by Midnight-Jessa Dalton doesn't believe in second chances—until James Walker arrives. Protective, patient, and persistent, he shows her that love doesn't always come loud. Sometimes it comes in the stillness of midnight. Saddles and Secrets-Riley Dutton is all fire and attitude.

A friendly, feel-good tale that celebrates kindness, inclusion, belonging, teamwork—and discovering your place to shine! Mookie: The Loneliest Ghoul follows a small ghoul who feels lonely because he looks different from the others. At school and on the playground, Mookie is often left out—even though he has a kind heart and special talents. With encouragement from his family and the courage of a new friend, Mookie finds a way to bring everyone together. Then something magical happens: a shared love of basketball turns into a lesson in friendship, confidence, and belonging.

Sylvia has lived for centuries in her lonely cave. She feeds on the weak and prefers the comfort of darkness. Something, however, is missing from the immortal life: The sensation of pleasure beyond just devouring fresh prey. At long last, after centuries, a party of adventurers have stumbled upon her lair. Sylvia has a choice to make: she can devour them and be done with the intrusion into her domain, or she can find new ways to satiate herself with a band of tall, handsome warriors... Strung Up By Her Web is the first spin-off from the beloved Tales of Ardor series.

Gripping crime dramas featuring Scotland Yard’s Detective Inspector John Appleby A double bill of Scottish crime writer Michael Innes’ DI John Appleby novels adapted with a full cast. Written during the golden age of detective fiction, these two gems from the archive are a thrilling listen...

‘Moving, funny, compassionate and wise. An Unlikely Visitor made me laugh, cry and left me filled with hope’ ELIZABETH DAY 'A perfect book for today’s world’ SARAH WINMAN ‘Heartbreaking, life-affirming and funny all at the same time’ JANE FALLON MARGARET THINKS HER TIME IS UP… BUT...

Heartline is a dark romance thriller set in a near-future world where attachment is monitored and certified in the name of public stability. When the government launches the Heartline Initiative to regulate emotional synchronization, Blair McClenden refuses to comply. What begins as quiet resistance quickly escalates into a national experiment—one that turns her relationship into a measurable threat. Taz Bickham was trained to stabilize chaos. Analytical and controlled, he understands systems better than anyone.

In this powerful and deeply personal work, Shannon L. O’Brien invites listeners into her journey of navigating difficult relationships, advocating for herself, and reclaiming her voice. Through candid storytelling and thoughtful reflection, she illuminates the unique challenges many Black women encounter in environments that often dismiss their experiences or pressure them to remain silent.

The GAFAVE Soft Skill Deep Dive Coaching Framework is a practical, grounded guide for people who want to help others grow through emotional intelligence, communication, and leadership—without ego, pressure, or performance. This audiobook is designed for coaches, facilitators, mentors, leaders, and professionals who want to create real behavioral change, not just deliver information. Instead of scripts or motivational hype, you’ll learn how to guide people into clarity, self-trust, and emotional regulation using presence, structure, and intentional questioning.

Seventeen-year-old Lenny Green is desperate for stability after years in the foster system. After a turn of events, she’s placed with the Williams family in the remote coastal town of Fawson, Washington. But something isn’t right in this picture-perfect community. As Lenny begins to uncover the town’s horrifying truth, a cult whose members occupy every position of power, she realizes the home that has taken her in is part of it. In Fawson, curiosity and asking questions are considered a sin that demands purification.

A space elevator, though first used by a world leader for power against citizens, becomes the mechanism to solve the Earth’s major problems and to unlock outer space when ownership is transferred to a global group of justice-minded volunteers.

Joyce and Steven have a sweet love story. After 37 years of marriage, they still cast affectionate glances. Although their romance is very much alive, they would be the first to tell you the key to building a marriage that lasts depends on one thing: God’s presence. In this unique book that is part memoir, part self-help, and part devotional, the Dinkins share how God’s divine direction has created and sustained their enduring marriage.

After a childhood filled with heartbreak, Irene, a talented artist, finds herself in a small Central American village where she checks into a beautiful but decaying lakefront hotel called La Llorona at the base of a volcano.

Joyce Maynard was 18 years old when her 1972 New York Times Magazine cover story catapulted her to national prominence. Published one year later, Looking Back is her remarkable follow-up—part memoir, part cultural history, and part social critique. She wrote about diving under her desk for air-raid practice during the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Beatles’ first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, and catching the first glimpse (on the cover of Life magazine) of a human fetus in utero.

Gare Joyce, a sportswriter with the soul of poet and a penchant for trouble, has penned a tell-all memoir that is laugh-out-loud hilarious, savage—and tender at the quick. The media has their stock narratives, but Joyce tells the undiluted, unfiltered truth about the stars and also about his fellow messengers up in the press box.

The Middle Ages was a time of major historical shifts and transformations. This amazing era reverberates with discoveries, innovations, events, and historical processes that are integral to the world we know now. In these 24 enthralling lectures, Professor Salisbury leads you on a sumptuous tour of this incredible historical epoch, making clear that the remarkable historical currents and advances of the Middle Ages unfolded not only in the West, but across the globe, from Europe, Africa, and the Middle East to Asia, the Americas, and beyond.

Unlike other biographies, the Making of America series goes beyond individual narratives, linking influential figures to create an overarching story of America's growth that will deepen understanding of the country we live in today. 

Joyce Bulifant has lived the "Hollywood life" for nearly seven decades, and through it, experienced what few outside the entertainment world can imagine. While following the path of her own successful career, Ms. Bulifant managed to navigate the choppy waters of her husbands' alcoholism, codependency, and an extended family of four marriages.

In the segregated South of the mid-1900s, 14-year-old Nell bears witness to a world that embraces the oppression of women. She is fascinated with the prospect of being an independent person - but when she turns 16, she is married off and brought to the city of Boston as a bride. Nell is a shy girl who must quickly learn how to be a wife and mother. She quickly discovers that she must acquire new skills to navigate the unknown territory of the North, as well as her relationship with her husband, Henry, who is controlling and emotionally abusive.