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The Land of the Living is a historical novel that explores the themes of immigration and assimilation, war and its impact on families, the role of race and class in forging identity, and what it means to find home. The story follows Angela Amorelli and her husband Tommaso through Ellis Island and on to their new life in a New England fishing town. Angela sacrifices everything, hoping to create a better future for her children, only to be confronted with more loss and strife than one could bear.

Un giorno, l'uomo la obbliga a scrivere una lettera alla se stessa del futuro. Quel messaggio, inspiegabilmente, viene ricevuto da un'altra Eunyu, che vive però nel 1982. Tra diffidenza iniziale e stupore, le due danno il via a uno scambio epistolare che sfida ogni logica, un legame fatto di parole e attese che le porterà, piano piano, a condividere le loro vite, le loro paure e i loro sogni.

À la mort de son oncle, Niri se retrouve subitement seule et sans ressources dans les rues de Clairécho. Et comme si cela ne suffisait pas, la charbonnière est à moitié aeldae. Elle appartient donc à ce peuple qui a réduit en esclavage les humains des Terres fragmentées il y a plusieurs siècles. Rejetée et traquée, il lui reste une ultime lueur d'espoir : une pièce spéciale qui lui permettra d'intégrer la célèbre Académie de Rochetempête, centre de formation reconnu en matière de magie et de combat dans les Terres fragmentées.

After a road home full of new meetings, farewells, and all sorts of chaos, Erich has finally made his way back to Konigstuhl.

When my boss tells me I'm taking over the planning of the annual Christmas gala, I can barely contain my excitement. Not only is it a huge opportunity, but I also love all things Christmas. I'm on cloud nine until I realize I have to work closely with the grumpy doctor, who is my opposite in every way. He loathes the holidays. At least that's what he says. His eyes tell me a different story.

Sometimes it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission. Siberia in April isn't in any tourist guidebook. But that is where Trapp finds himself. It's cold, dark, and the vodka tastes like gasoline. After brawling with half a dozen corrupt Russian cops, he's taken to the infamous penal colony marked on maps as IK-29, but known to inmates as the Black Eagle. The guards are brutes, their prisoners little better than animals. It's hell on earth.

Achingly raw and profoundly hopeful, Follow My Voice reminds us that sometimes the most important voice to follow is the one we find within ourselves—even when it’s the hardest one to hear. Though it doesn’t hurt if you find love and friendship along the way.

Barely had Thorn entered the Tower to begin his climb when he finds himself running afoul of a merchant cartel and the floor’s Adventurer’s Guild. Now, adrift with a young woman and an old sailor and at the top of the guild’s wanted list, Thorn finds himself hemmed in on every side.

I have exactly 5 hours and 10 minutes to get from Boston to New York City or the professional opportunity of a lifetime disappears. My only travel option? The second to last seat on a discount bus. Across from the bathroom. Wearing last night’s clothes (don’t ask). All worth it if I can make it in time.

Complete with comprehensive descriptions and practical techniques, this insightful guide will provide all the necessary information about the Elder Futhark runes and their use in magic and divinatory practices.

Hades: From Neglected Child to Lord of the Dead is a dark mythological epic that reimagines the origins of the god of the underworld. Cast out by his divine family and buried beneath Olympus, Hades begins a savage journey through pain, exile, and transformation. But this is no hero’s tale. This is the unspoken legend of a god who was never meant to rise—and yet, built an empire from ash.

Elara Whitley paints what cannot be seen: the colors of laughter, the glow of hope, the pulse of sorrow. For years, she worked alone—until Samuel Reed, a wandering writer, stumbles into her studio. Guided by Elara, Samuel learns to see beyond the visible and capture the unseen truths of the world.

In this gritty and grace-filled memoir, author Eric M. Schumacher opens his heart about his journey through loss. With honesty, humility, and hope, he puts words to a sorrow many men silently carry yet rarely name. Whether you are a grieving dad, a family member, a friend, or a church leader who wants to care well for fathers after miscarriage, Dads Hurt Too is a compassionate guide. It points beyond clichés to the lasting comfort of Christ, who entered our suffering, bore our sorrows, and promises to make all things new.

The story of USS Phoenix, later known as ARA General Belgrano, is one of the most extraordinary naval odysseys of the twentieth century. From her birth in the shipyards of New Jersey to her fiery baptism at Pearl Harbour, from the island-hopping campaigns of the Pacific War to her second life under the Argentine flag, she lived two dramatic and contrasting existences. This book tells her complete story, exploring how a single warship came to embody the ambitions, tragedies, and controversies of two nations separated by oceans but linked by history.

After completing his first mission, John finds himself trapped in what looks like a zombie apocalypse. This new mission seems simple: stop the zombies, save the world, and maybe get the girl. No problem! Things are never that simple in the Doorverse, though. John's native talents in this world set him against the dominant religion, and if he's found out, he'll probably be executed. His mark—whoever they are—knows he's coming and hunts him at every step. And getting the girl turns out to be a lot more complicated than he imagined.

In this thought-provoking book, the author delves into the complex and intricate factors that have shaped the American psyche throughout history through the lens of the Black American experience. A key emphasis of the book is the importance of understanding the constitution's impact on American society, particularly as it pertains to systemic and institutional issues of injustice that persist today.

On the planet of Entitya, on the rural and fantastical island of Sinuatollion, where certain humans and certain animals have telepathic and empathetic bonds, eighteen-year-old Solange and her foster brother Leviathan, a fire-breathing, aquatic dragon, leave their hometown of Gemini to find their individual birth parents. Mesagan, Solange’s uncle, who raised both girl and dragon side by side, gives them one clue: a bloodstained stone, which unbeknownst to the adopted siblings is part of an ancient magic tool called the Alicorn Sword.

As It Seems is a collection of poems written by horror novelist C. J. Cannatelli. While primarily a collection of haikus and beat poetry, the subject matter includes romance, anger and disenchantment.

In the gripping second installment of the series, Joseph Banbury ventures further into the realms of the supernatural, wielding newfound powers that challenge his understanding of good and evil. As he navigates a treacherous path fraught with peril and deception, Joseph confronts his inner demons while forging an unlikely alliance with the Devil himself. With each step closer to the truth, Joseph unravels dark secrets that bind him to his fate, culminating in a chilling revelation that shakes the foundations of his existence.

Who’s sneaking into the garden and stealing all the vegetables? Scout the Squirrel is on the case! When juicy tomatoes, crunchy carrots, and leafy cabbages start disappearing from Mr. Badger’s prized garden, the animals of Maplewood Hollow are stumped. But not Scout. With her detective hat, trusty notebook, and a sharp eye for clues, Scout the Squirrel is ready to crack the case wide open! Follow Scout and her woodland friends as they sniff out muddy paw prints, chase trails of carrot shavings, and uncover a mystery filled with heart, teamwork, and second chances.