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The complete practical guide to spellcraft, bringing the ancient wisdom of witches to the modern world Connect with the mystical energies of the universe and turn your dreams and desires into powerful intentions. This beautiful audiobook will help you to manifest your hopes and desires, embrace...

How to navigate through different kinds of loss, drawing on personal experiences, practical suggestions and professional advice. Written by two women who were bereaved at a young age, It's Your Loss explores approaches to grieving loss to find the one that's right for you. Any kind of loss -...

As pilot in command at Air Station, Sitka, Alaska, Lt. Dane Banner is comfortable taking control. Analyzing the crap out of every emergency to avoid mistakes means that his crew goes home at the end of their shift to kiss the people they love. Being in control keeps everyone safe, happy, alive. Dane likes his life that way. But when June Harvey, his best friend's widow, blows back into Sitka, desperate to pick up the broken shards of her life, his internal control panel goes as haywire as if she's an electrical storm.

Emma Lewis has a lot on her plate. A single mother of precocious twin boys, the last thing Emma needs is a man in her life, especially a doctor. So when the town's doctor goes on vacation and his handsome nephew takes over, Emma is shocked to find him accusing her of being a neglectful parent. Clint also needed a sense of peace and calm to try to find his passion for medicine burned out by long shifts in an urban hospital's ER. Angered to find two boys in his clinic with broken wrists, sans parent, he's determined to confront their mother, who dispels his belief that she's neglectful.

When Robyn was promoted to manager of the Montana Beach Pier amusement park, she helped save it from near extinction. But her employees are still having a hard time adjusting to her new leadership role. With her father gone and only a few friends in Montana Beach, the stress at work carries over...

Sometimes the hardest part isn’t starting over—it’s deciding what comes next. Life at the Colony has settled into a comfortable rhythm for the women of the Queen Bees Book Club. The friendships they’ve built are now woven into everyday moments—morning walks, shared meals, and conversations that continue long after the sun sets. As the women move forward, each faces new questions and turning points. One must decide how much of her carefully rebuilt life she’s willing to share. Another begins to explore a future she never imagined for herself.

Madison O’Donnell isn’t a best-selling author. Unpublished, disillusioned, and still grooming dogs at the temp job she took six years ago after moving to Toronto with her best friend, Madison’s life hasn’t gone at all according to plan. So she turned her back on the one thing she’s wanted more than anything. Now, on her 25th birthday, with the weight of her roommate’s impending move, an invitation to her estranged mother’s wedding, and a humiliating run-in with her recent ex, Madison is spiralling full speed into a quarter-life crisis. And everyone can see it.

After facing death as an undercover narcotics cop, Gage Justice has come home to heal. His recuperation is cut short by his father's unexpected diagnosis of cancer and subsequent death. Now he's honoring one of his father's last wishes by taking over as the sheriff of his boyhood home, Westen, Ohio. Biding time until his father's term is finished, he fights boredom more than crime in the sleepy little town - that is until one sexy little teacher-turned-Private-Investigator literally falls into his arms. 

For weeks, attorney Chloe Roberts senses someone following her. Always in her periphery, she's been unable to catch them. Then the phone calls and hang-ups start. The only reprieve was when she was in Westen for her sister's wedding. Now, whoever it was, they've progressed to text messages...more and more threatening ones. Six years ago, Wes Strong wandered into the small town of Westen. A lone wolf, he's looking to find a place to put an end to the guilt he carried in his soul over the loss of most of his dark ops team during an extraction of a hostage in the jungle.

Have you ever wondered why inner change feels so difficult? Why people sincerely decide to improve themselves… yet keep repeating the same patterns? Why emotions, habits, and thoughts seem to run on autopilot, even when you want to act differently? The Armenian mystic G. I. Gurdjieff offered a striking answer:most human beings live in a state of psychological sleep , a condition in which reactions are automatic and self-awareness remains fragile and intermittent.

Hitchcock's second memoir explores the formation of his seminal 1970s band the Soft Boys, and the obsessions that fuelled his early creative output 'British singer-songwriter Hitchcock wistfully reflects on boarding school and the music that shaped him in this captivating chronicle of the year...

When Lucy Foster visits her old friend, she doesn't expect to hear a baby crying behind a locked cellar door. But what she finds shatters everything she thought she knew: a terrified teenage girl and a newborn, hidden away like a secret shame. As Lucy's quiet life spirals into a media frenzy, and the town turns against her, one thing becomes clear—someone is watching. And they want Lucy to stop helping the girl in the cellar.

At the Colony, a sun-soaked, over-fifty-five community on Florida’s Gulf Coast, a group of women are each quietly navigating change. They’re all carrying different histories—careers won and lost, marriages that didn’t turn out as planned, dreams reshaped by time and circumstance. Paige has already reinvented herself. Her life looks good from the outside, but what she wants most is something slightly harder to achieve: real friends. When she starts a book club, she unknowingly creates a space where the women she’s invited finally begin to connect.

During a statewide blizzard, Westen sheriff's deputy Daniel Löwe finds a little girl named Lexie abandoned, freezing and terrified. He takes her to the only available place in the small town, the Westen House for at-risk teens. Daniel enjoys spending more and more time at Westen House with Lexie and the four teen boys who live there. But it's the new housemother, Melissa Davis that drives his heart faster.

The New York Times Bestseller! After decades of silence, Robyn Crawford, close friend, collaborator, and confidante of Whitney Houston, shares her story. Whitney Houston is as big a superstar as the music business has ever known. She exploded on the scene in 1985 with her debut album and spent...

In The Quiet Swing, Nathan Robyn reveals a different approach to improving your game—one that has nothing to do with mechanics and everything to do with your mind. Golf is as much a mental game as it is physical. The more you think, the tighter you get. The tighter you get, the worse you play. This book shows you how to break that cycle.

Strong Kid is an inspiring story that teaches children how to stay strong through hard times, believe in themselves, and never give up no matter what challenges they face. Through powerful lessons and relatable storytelling, this audiobook helps young listeners build confidence, courage, and emotional strength. Perfect for kids, parents, and educators who want to encourage resilience and positive thinking.

Business Decisions That Create Wealth is a practical guide for entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders who want to move beyond short-term gains and build sustainable financial success. This book explores the core principles behind high-impact decision-making and demonstrates how disciplined strategy, financial literacy, and long-term thinking translate into measurable wealth creation. Rather than focusing on theory alone, the book breaks down how real-world business decisions shape profitability, valuation, and competitive advantage.

Meet Gosia. She's a sensitive soul with a filthy mind and problems with intimacy. Between shifts in a well-lit budget supermarket and nights in a badly lit Zone 3 flatshare, she spends hours inside her own head. That is, until a chance encounter snaps her out of her reverie. Propelled into a series of mediocre jobs, lousy dates and even worse sex, the prickly yet warm-hearted Gosia begins her excavation of the 'perfect' life so many dream of. After all, could there be more to it than she imagined?

After thirty-five years as an “on-again, off-again, uncoached closet pianist,” poet and writer Robyn Sarah picked up the phone one day and called her old piano teacher, whom she had last seen in her early twenties. Music, Late and Soon is the story of her return to studying piano with the mentor of her youth. In tandem, she reflects on a previously unexamined musical past: a decade spent at Quebec’s Conservatoire de Musique, studying clarinet—ostensibly headed for a career as an orchestral musician, but already a writer at heart.