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Willigis Jäger, ein ausgewiesener Mystikkenner, spiritueller Lehrer und Zen-Meister beschreibt den spirituellen Weg und erklärt, was es mit mystischen Erfahrungen auf sich hat...

Brought to you by Penguin. PART MAN. PART MONSTER. ALL VENGEANCE... In the war-torn lands of Krandin, a kingdom fighting against the Worm King of the Penullin Empire and his dark magic, a stranger wakes, knowing only that his name is Stratus. He possesses great strength and magic, but only...

Bloomsbury presents A Net for Small Fishes by Lucy Jago, read by Sarah Durham. Longlisted for the Authors' Club Best First Novel Award A GUARDIAN SUMMER READING PICK ‘Sumptuous … If you’re feeling bereft after finishing The Mirror and the Light, let Jago transport you to the Jacobean...

From the creators of the bestselling?The Jesus Storybook Bible—with over six million copies sold—comes?Loved, a board book retelling of the Lord's Prayer in very child-friendly language that helps little ones learn to pray. And the colorful, engaging contemporary illustrations that bring the...

Oregon State Trooper Gabriel Hawke is part of the Fish and Wildlife Division in Wallowa County. He not only upholds the law but protects the land of his ancestors.

Shandra Higheagle Greer’s deceased Nez Perce grandmother appears in her dream, dancing at a powwow. Since Grandmother only appears when there is a murder, Shandra believes, she, Ryan, and the twins should attend the yearly powwow at the Colville Reservation. While out for a walk the first night, Shandra sees someone lurking in the dark between the vendor tents. A vendor is discovered the next morning strangled with her own beads. When members of Shandra’s family are attacked, she finds it hard to stay out of the investigation.

Management gurus like Michael Porter, Peter Drucker and other worthy practitioners have attained cult status. Their pithy phrases are repeated across the globe from Business Schools to board rooms as universal truths. But do these management truisms always hold good everywhere? Or are they myths...

Vergiss mein nicht! 1984: Ein Landwirt macht eine schreckliche Entdeckung. Er ist gerade dabei mit seinem Pflug das Feld für die Wintergerste vorzubereiten, als er auf seinem Acker eine kleine Fläche entdeckt, auf der jemand kunstvoll Blumen gepflanzt hat. Der Landwirt steigt von seinem Traktor, um die Pflanzen herauszuziehen, damit er weiterarbeiten kann. Doch dazu kommt es nicht: Unter den Wurzelballen der Blumen entdeckt er die Leiche eines jungen Mädchens. Einunddreißig Jahre später – Erneut ein Grab in Emskirchen.