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Shift from reaction to reflection. A radically accessible three-step guide to building self-awareness, rewiring emotional habits and practising intentional living. Drawing on timeless wisdom but writing for today’s challenges, Gene Keys founder Richard Rudd shares a practical and...

NATIONAL BESTSELLER In this sweeping, second-chance romance, a twist of fate forces two former roommates back into their beloved New York City brownstone where they must confront the events that led to their estrangement—and the unresolved feelings lingering between them. Reeling from the...

For breathwork fans who want to go deeper—20+ science-backed breathing practices to boost your energy, unlock your mind-body connection, and heal from chronic stress Breathwork expert Jesse Coomer reveals how to breathe our way to better health, increased vitality, and mental clarity by...

We've seen the news stories and heard the rumors. Maybe we ourselves have been hurt by a narcissistic church leader. It's easy to throw the term around and diagnose others from afar. But what is narcissism, really? And how does it infiltrate the church?  

When disasters happen, are you the type that can survive them? Look around your home – could you survive thirty days on the water, medical supplies, and fuel you already have? Do you have the necessary supplies to keep you and your family safe if you are forced to hunker down in your home for a month without leaving?

Every preacher wants to see God's Word impact their congregation. We wrestle with meaning, check the original Greek, and consult commentaries to make sure we're faithful, articulate, and gospel-driven. But what if, in our diligence, we're neglecting application, leaving our listeners informed rather than transformed? Richard Coekin is passionate about application and candidly shares his own mistakes and growth in preaching over the past thirty years.

Unidentified Submerged Objects have long existed on the margins of UAP/UFO research, mentioned in passing and rarely examined in depth. Yet the historical record tells a different story. Reports of anomalous craft operating within Earth’s oceans, lakes, and rivers are widespread, persistent, and often difficult to dismiss. In this second volume of A History of USOs, historian Richard Dolan presents a detailed investigation of global cases from 1970 to 1989, a period marked by a rise in both the frequency and intensity of encounters.

The Broken Contract: A Nation Divided, A Contract Betrayed, A Future Uncertain is a sweeping examination of the relationship between citizen and state, and the growing belief that the balance between the two has fundamentally changed. Drawing on political philosophy, history, economics, sociology, and modern public policy, Richard E Denham explores how the social contract emerged, what it was intended to achieve, and why many people increasingly feel that it no longer operates in the interests of ordinary citizens.

The Red Hydra is a sweeping and provocative exploration of the intellectual history of socialism and its many reinventions across the modern world. Blending political philosophy, economic history, satire, and cultural analysis, Richard E. Denham traces the evolution of revolutionary thought from the French Revolution and Karl Marx through Soviet communism, Maoist China, Fabian gradualism, identity politics, and modern globalism.

Paignton means Business is the story of a young girl, Karen, who is befriended by a magical toy Gorilla called Paignton, who she bought with her birthday money during a visit to Paignton Zoo. Karen's father is unhappy at work and an inheritance gives him the opportunity to set up his own furniture business. His former boss however is determined to ruin his plans. Paignton foresees the danger, but will he be able to stop him?

Two women, lost in grief and regret, have their lives turned upside down when an old evil moves into their tiny trailer park. Soon, they are fighting to maintain their sanity and survive a terrible curse. In their struggle to endure this evil, Sara Flowers and Ethel Hayes must remember who they once were and rise to meet this challenge.

Eine düstere Prophezeiung, ein namenloses Grauen und das Schicksal einer Welt Während die Welt sich in Richtung Fortschritt bewegt, bringt ein dunkles Omen alles ins Wanken: Ein junger Soldat und eine Botschafterin werden zu Helden wider Willen, um die Menschheit vor dem Untergang zu retten. Das Reich des Wolfes steht kurz davor, eine führende Macht in der Welt zu werden. Doch dunkle Zeiten stehen bevor: Im Norden ist eine mysteriöse Seuche ausgebrochen, während im Süden Krieg geführt wird.

After the sudden death of her husband, Eleanor Whitcombe returns to Blackthorne Manor expecting grief, uncertainty, and the quiet burdens of inheritance. Instead, she finds something far more dangerous.

You know the moment by heart. Your partner reaches for you — and every cell in your body says leave. Not because you don't care. Because you care so much that closeness feels like a threat. If you've been called "emotionally unavailable," ended relationships you swore were good, or felt the slow ache of watching someone love you while you couldn't quite let them in — this audiobook was written for you. Not about you, like every other attachment book on the shelf. For you.

Wild Seas, Wilder Cities is a ‘wild-seeded’ collection of short stories, poems, memoirs and environmental articles from 49 unique contributors, all concerned with showing the positive side of our relationship with the earth. Thanks to funding from Portsmouth Creates, this audiobook features...

Inga Svartdal hat Mühe, sich an ihr neues Leben auf dem Hof Gaupås anzupassen. Obwohl sie Freude an den kleinen Dingen des Alltags findet und neue Freundschaften schließt, wird sie in ihrer Ehe mit dem viel älteren Niels nicht glücklich. Ihr Herz gehört Martin Storedal, dessen Vater der ärgste Feind von Ingas Vater ist. Dass Inga jetzt schwanger ist und nicht weiß, wer der Vater des Kindes ist, macht ihr Leben nicht einfacher. Inga sehnt sich in jedem Moment nach Martin, doch ihre Liebe scheint auf weitere Hindernisse zu stoßen.

The story of a journey where I knew where I was going, but not what I would find. I discovered that there is a place for everyone, and everyone needs a place. It began with an entirely irregular and wholly uninspired churchgoer who decided to put "church" to the test by attending services at houses of worship of all different sizes, shapes, colors, religions, and denominations–33 in one year. I learned I knew a lot less than I thought: •Like Mark Twain’s death, rumors of the negative are greatly exaggerated •Church is the gardener of fruitful communities—sowing, tending, and reaping.

In The Village of One, journalist Richard Charan merges history, investigative journalism, and the art of storytelling in recrafting unusual news stories originally written and published in The Trinidad Express newspaper, into a fascinating book that will surprise and delight listeners. At first glance, the stories may appear random and directionless, but listen collectively and deeply, the listener soon comes to realise the writer’s achievement in giving the faceless and forgotten a voice, as he explores the human condition as Trinbagonians come to confront who they are...

"The Bullshit Effect" explores the cognitive and structural mechanisms that allow misinformation to spread rapidly through modern society. The book identifies an inherent information imbalance, famously known as Brandolini's Law, which states that the energy required to refute misinformation is an order of magnitude greater than that needed to produce it.

This beautifully curated anthology draws on major historical figures including Emerson, Thoreau, Carlyle, Oliver Goldsmith, Dr. Samuel Johnson, Francis Bacon, Montaigne, and Aristotle. The pieces range across themes such as the sentiment of friendship, its pleasures, and the art of choosing...