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A recovery story about sports, trauma, bullying, abuse, mental illness, disability, and addiction.

The Learner Trilogy continues in The Tree and Stone, the eagerly awaited sequel to Andrew Monroe's debut novel, A Leaf and Pebble, from an epic fantasy writer with a fresh approach and style. War has broken out. After narrowly escaping an assassination attempt, Nil and Volant are locked into political upheaval and change the likes of which Balteris has never seen. Their allies are dwindling, and there seems to be no hope in sight. Their homes, families, and friends' fate depends on the actions they take and the choices they will make.

Are your email campaigns working… or are you just guessing? Most marketers obsess over open rates and clicks but fail to connect the dots to actual business growth. The truth is, the numbers in your dashboard aren’t just data points; they’re the story of your marketing success or failure. This book is your fast-track guide to mastering the only email metrics that really matter. In just one hour, you’ll learn how to track, interpret, and act on data that directly impacts revenue, sign-ups, and customer engagement. No fluff. No jargon. Just street-smart strategies explained in plain language.

Leadership is not a position. It is an identity. In You're Not Crazy, You're a Leader, Dr. James takes listeners on a transformative journey through the real challenges that leaders face but rarely discuss —the self-doubt, isolation, difficult decisions, team conflicts, emotional exhaustion, and constant pressure to perform.

In the misty lowlands of post-war Scotland, near the winding River Nith, an ancient castle looms. Its north tower casts long shadows over the townsfolk who dare not enter. They call it cursed. People disappear. Whispers of betrayal and blood echo through its crumbling halls, and even in daylight, Doomfrys Castle feels alive with watchful eyes. Michael, a weary American soldier fresh from the battlefields of World War II, sets out to tour the British countryside before returning home to Virginia.

One mysterious signal. One impossible rescue. One galaxy on the edge of war. Avery, Jax, and Lina thought saving the world was the hardest adventure they'd ever face. They were wrong. When a mysterious distress signal arrives from the edge of known space, the three siblings set off aboard the Stardust Wanderer expecting a simple rescue mission. Instead, they uncover a galaxy ruled by the ruthless Vextron Empire—and a terrifying superweapon powerful enough to erase entire worlds. Now they're caught in a battle between hope and tyranny.

The Call of the Wild: Torn from his comfortable life in California, Buck, a powerful dog, is kidnapped and sold as a sled dog during the brutal Klondike Gold Rush. Faced with the ruthless "law of club and fang," he is forced to abandon his docility to embrace the wild instincts of his ancestors. Surviving cruel masters and discovering true love alongside the noble John Thornton, Buck undergoes a transformation. "The Call of the Wild" is a tale of survival, loyalty, and the strength that beats within us, inviting us to break our own chains.

Some wars find you. This one waited. Loco is dead. Executed by Iceman, the ruthless leader of V12's deadliest division, after refusing to give up one thing: Ghost's location. Even at the end, he never broke. Not once. Now Ghost is back in Stockton, and the debt is personal. He returns to a city already turning against itself. V12 controls everything through fear, money, and political connections that stretch from prison yards to the offices of senators.

What if the stories you’ve known your whole life… weren’t the originals after all? Hollywood’s Greatest Stories by Andrew Sequeira brings you back to where those familiar films, cartoons, and TV adaptations actually began. This isn’t a retelling or a modern interpretation. It’s a collection of the original stories that inspired them, told as they were originally written. Before they were adapted for the screen, these stories existed as folklore, fairy tales, and classic literature. And in many cases, they were very different from the versions most people know and love today.

The Count of Monte Cristo On the verge of marrying his beloved Mercédès and becoming a captain, the young sailor Edmond Dantès is betrayed by those he considered friends. Falsely accused of treason, he is condemned to rot in the fearsome prison of the Ch âteau d'If. There, he meets an elderly abbé who reveals the secret of an immense hidden treasure. After a miraculous escape, Edmond transforms into the mysterious and dazzling Count of Monte Cristo. Armed with incalculable wealth, he unleashes a relentless, meticulous revenge against the men who destroyed his life.

Born in 1968 during the chaos of the Tet Offensive, he entered the world fighting for his life. Fragile and uncertain, his earliest days were shaped by war, separation, and the quiet strength of a grandmother who became his refuge. As Saigon fell in 1975, his family escaped on one of the last helicopters out of Vietnam leaving behind not only their homeland, but a younger brother and a piece of their hearts that could never be reclaimed. In America, survival took on a new meaning. No longer threatened by bombs, he faced poverty, isolation, and the struggle of growing up between two worlds.

In this book of profound dialogues, step into the sacred grove with a Jade Chi Do teacher. Through reflective conversations, explore the principles of the Warm Force and the path of a warrior attuned to inner peace. Let each chapter guide you toward awareness, balance, discipline, and the timeless wisdom of Jade Chi Do. A journey of growth, focus, and inner discovery awaits.

In a world where AI is getting smarter every single week, feeling stupid might be the best thing that ever happens to you. The word “stupid” doesn’t actually mean what you think. It comes from the Latin stupidus—meaning “struck senseless” or “amazed.” That frozen, wide-eyed moment when our ancestors first saw lightning or fire? That was “stupid.” The Korean word “babo” carries the same spirit—a warm, affectionate way of saying “you lovable idiot,” said with a smile. This book is about reclaiming that original meaning.

What if the stories you’ve known your whole life… weren’t the originals after all? Hollywood’s Greatest Stories by Andrew Sequeira brings you back to where those familiar films, cartoons, and TV adaptations actually began. This isn’t a retelling or a modern interpretation. It’s a collection of the original stories that inspired them, told as they were originally written. Before they were adapted for the screen, these stories existed as folklore, fairy tales, and classic literature. And in many cases, they were very different from the versions most people know and love today.

Have you ever surprised yourself, intuitively sensing that your emotions, perceptions, and decisions were being shaped by others, without fully understanding how or why? Long before you consciously realize it, that deceptive dynamic can develop into toxic relationships, office politics, hidden hypocrisy, or ongoing negative influence.

Robinson Crusoe: This book chronicles the epic odyssey of a rebellious youth who ignores his family's advice to seek adventure at sea. Following a devastating shipwreck, Crusoe is stranded as the sole survivor on a remote island. For nearly three decades, he uses his ingenuity to build a home, cultivate food, and overcome loneliness, experiencing a profound spiritual transformation. His isolation ends after saving Friday from cannibals, forging an unbreakable friendship.

Mica Powers is thirteen, awaiting his Spinical abilities to manifest. He struggles with the memory of the day his mother was taken from him by the leader of the Dreads, Deedra. Alongside his best friends—the quick-witted twins Kevin and Kelly—he attends the Domain Arizona School of Spinical Studies, where students learn to unlock their Imperia. When a mysterious orphan named Estee Bradford arrives, she struggles to find her place, and Mica forms a bond with her.

Street Ohana is a gritty coming-of-age crime novel about loyalty, survival, and the cost of growing up where the streets raise you faster than life ever should. Ghost never planned on becoming the man he is. He learned early how to fight, how to protect his own, and how to move through a world where trust is rare and consequences are permanent. Surrounded by his crew, brothers bound not by blood, but by shared scars, Ghost navigates love, violence, ambition, and loss in a city that never forgives weakness.

After being orphaned in India, the spoiled and sullen Mary Lennox is sent to her uncle's gloomy manor in Yorkshire. There, her life changes when she discovers a mysterious garden that has been locked for ten years. With the help of Dickon, a kind-hearted, nature-loving local boy, and her cousin Colin, a hypochondriac child hidden away in the manor, Mary decides to revive this magical space. As the plants bloom, the three children also transform, discovering the healing power of friendship, nature, and positive thinking.

This is a gripping anthology of 50 disturbing, real-world criminal cases; from serial killers and baffling cold cases to brutal murders and chilling disappearances, this audiobook delivers exactly what true crime aficionados crave: raw, immersive storytelling grounded in terrifying facts.