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I walk up the steps into the marble hall. I’m in a beautiful dress, a fake smile fixed on my face. The ceremony will start soon. I’m pretending everything is fine. I think back to how it started. The handsome stranger I met one night, charming and vulnerable, his brown eyes fixed on me like they saw right through me. I know now that our meeting was no coincidence. But I could never have dreamed how far he would go, and how powerless I would be to stop him.

For Latter-day Saints, Jesus’s suffering in Gethsemane is pivotal to his mission of saving and redeeming humankind. As such, the location where his suffering took place is also worth careful study and contemplation. In this book—A Place Called Gethsemane—scholars Matthew J. Grey and Richard Neitzel Holzapfel introduce listeners to some of the latest historical and archaeological findings about Gethsemane and the surrounding areas that offer new, fascinating insights into Jesus’s sacred experience on that final night of his mortality.

Leraen has always believed that the Veiled Peaks hold more than the legends of the Echo Lords’ fall—ancient powers hidden beneath stone, waiting for someone bold enough to unlock their secrets. When she stumbles upon the resonance, a mysterious energy that pulses through the mountains, she sees a chance to reshape a world scarred by the mistakes of those who came before. But the resonance is not just a power to wield; it’s a living force that tests her resolve, offering visions of creation and destruction, hope and despair.

By the late 2030s, artificial intelligence has advanced faster than the institutions designed to contain it. Mavin Prep, a brilliant engineer, pushes AI beyond accepted limits while turning congressional paralysis into public spectacle. What begins as disruption gradually exposes deeper fault lines within the American system. As job scarcity reshapes economic life and a quieter, more survivalist nationalism takes root, the language of unity begins to fade. Confidence in institutions falter. Cultural assumptions erode.

The Nameless City by H. P. Lovecraft follows a lone traveler who ventures into an ancient, half-buried ruin deep in the Arabian desert, a place older than human history and shunned by legend. Drawn by curiosity, he explores its strange low-built corridors and underground passages, where he discovers carvings and relics revealing a forgotten reptilian civilization that flourished long before mankind.

Some secrets aren’t meant to be uncovered. Some are meant to survive the end of the world. When Ethan Hawthorne stumbles onto the real purpose of the Bohemian Grove, he becomes the one man alive who knows what the powerful have planned—and what they’re willing to do to keep it hidden. His evidence vanishes into the shadows of an old intelligence network… and so does he. Thousands of miles away, Brad Turing—veteran SIGINT officer and guardian of America’s continuity-of-government system—receives a codeword he’s never seen before: CERBERUS.

The world ended in a courthouse elevator. One second, I was chasing justice. The next, I was trapped in the dark with Jackson Thorne. Brutal. Merciless. Irresistible. A haunted former Marine with a violent past—he dragged me from the ruins and made me his. Now, as the dead close in, I'm at the mercy of a man who doesn't ask permission. He doesn't want my trust. He doesn't want my love. He wants my surrender. But his protection comes with a price. The price is me. And as the bodies pile up and the city falls, I'm starting to realize... I might want to pay it.

In Hong Kong a young scientist stumbles upon a strange new species of rat—one that defies the rules of evolution. It's not a product of chance, but something far more sinister. Thousands of miles away in Denmark, a mysterious organism spreads like a fungus, infiltrating ecosystems and baffling researchers. As a team of scientists races to contain it, they uncover patterns that shouldn't exist in nature. Soon, people begin to die.

The son of two of HarperHall's most talented musicians, Robinton was destined to be an extraordinary talent. So starts the extraordinary life story of one of Pern's greatest citizens. Shunned by his father, his education conducted in secret by his mother and the Hall's teachers, what follows is...

A rare collection of vintage radio dramas from the renowned Ulster poet, plus bonus documentary Born in Belfast in 1907, Louis MacNeice wrote some of the most beautiful and best-loved poetry of the 20th century. But he was also one of the BBC’s most innovative writers and producers, scripting...

A bad boy hockey player, the PR professional hired to help clean up his reputation, and a romance that can melt the coldest rink, perfect for fans of Chelsea Curto, Lauren Blakely, and Heated Rivalry! Thomas Moskins is a notorious playboy with a bad reputation. And considering his current...

Bloomsbury presents Pedagogy in Process by Paulo Friere, read by Matthew Hendrickson Pedagogy in Process presents a first-hand account of the most comprehensive attempt yet to put into practice Paulo Freire’s theory of education within a real societal setting. When Guinea Bissau on the West...

Bloomsbury presents A Pedagogy for Liberation by Paulo Freire and Ira Shor, read by Matthew Hendrickson and Mike Fitzpatrick First published in 1987, this book brings together two renowned educators, Paulo Freire and Ira Shor, who describe their own experiences in liberating the classroom from...

Bloomsbury presents So Great a Prince by Lauren Johnson, read by Matthew Biddulph. The King is dead: long live the King. In 1509, Henry VII was succeeded by his son Henry VIII, second monarch of the house of Tudor. But this is not the familiar Tudor world of Protestantism and playwrights...

“Fun, fascinating and original – a gust of fresh air!” - Tristan Gooley, author of The Secret World of Weather ---- The weather doesn’t just change our plans – it changes our state of mind! We might glance at the forecast every morning, but the true impact of our most universal...

One Cabin. One Bed. One Rule: don't fall in love . . . Dylan likes to know exactly where things are going. With her career, her family, her relationship, and, well, everything else. From spreadsheets to themed Pinterest boards, she's meticulously planned out every aspect of her life for as long...

The thousand-year-old Imperium era is drawing to a close, and the threat of war and violence hangs over the land. With no magic or wealth, Lansius has to face this new reality on his own. Well, mostly. The squire Stefi is at his side as he leaves his new home to march with young Lord Arte against the invaders. When Lansius is separated from Stefi and their liege, he faces his greatest challenge yet: taking command of a ragtag group of misfits as they battle to save their people. And as he reluctantly climbs the ranks of power, others flock to his banner seeking glory or safety.

In the game world of The Gates of TirNiki, Earl Hail Jeoran has just been killed. Luckily, his very nature as a native player character and avatar of a god makes this a minor detail. All he has to do is reboot himself and he's back in action. But that doesn't mean he's immortal—and someone is about to put that fact to the test. Although Hail would be perfectly happy remaining an earl/adventurer, he's been drawn into a lethal contest for the throne of Yuikon. Meanwhile, an enigmatic enemy is systematically assassinating other members of the royal line.

For Prince Hail Teoran, there's never been a greater hero than his own father, a true living legend who came through the gates with his fellow Travelers years ago to rescue the continent of Lagrea from the forces of darkness. Unfortunately, when the young prince actually meets his dad for the first time, he turns out to be, well, a total jerkweed. Naturally, Hail is crushed. That is, until he's visited by a seemingly all-powerful administrator who explains that Hail, his mother, and everyone in their world are part of a game the Travelers are constantly playing.

In Your Life Is a Life of Hope!, the Internet’s favorite mustachioed king presents a series of short essays in which he argues for hope by way of absurdity and transcendence by way of the mundane. In his signature childlike, dryly humorous style, Lord Birthday explores the things that make life so great, including jackets and bags and “booping someone on the nose.” Both strange and strangely moving, this collection will delight fans and newcomers alike.