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HER. I don’t recognize my life anymore. Not after what he did. I can still hear it… the laughter. I can see his face every time I close my eyes. It doesn’t stop. It won’t stop. And I know now… This isn’t over. HIM. It’s funny, isn’t it? How something so perfect can just… fall into your lap. An opportunity like this—you don’t walk away from it. It’s too tempting. Too satisfying. I’m going to have so much fun. And I think I'll take my time. ----IMPORTANT: do NOT listen to book #2 unless you have listened to book #1 (The Monster We Made)

When business partner John Ruhlin died unexpectedly, Gift⦁ology lost its public face—and 70 percent of its most profitable revenue—overnight. Faced with that devastating choice, the author resolved to turn crisis into opportunity. From Crisis to Clarity reveals the proven framework behind...

A father’s world is turned upside down. An FBI agent is on the hunt for a serial killer on the loose. When deadly secrets collide, their courage, relationships, and morals will be tested on a perilous journey through chaos and betrayal. Steve Smith, a husband and father, believed he understood what it meant to care for his family. That understanding is shattered as a painful blow plunges his perfect Seattle life into turmoil when his career comes to a sudden end.

Connor Rourke is one of the little people, supernaturally speaking: a psionic in a world of mages. He's happy being the top—okay, just about the only—supernatural locksmith in the Boston area. He doesn't aspire to adventure or heroism, but he's about to get pulled in whether he likes it or not (spoiler: he doesn't).

These were the words uttered by leader of the Utopia mission, Admiral Harry Ransome, in the year 2342. It was the last transmission he ever sent. 150 years later, he is discovered on a distant frozen planet, very much alive having barely aged a day. This story tells the tale of what happened to Harry Ransome between the sending of that fateful message and the end of 'Horizon.'