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In the land of the Vale, the grand city of Pivot stands as a symbol of progress, where science has replaced the old ways of magic. Seventeen-year-old Pascal has grown up within the warm embrace of the Skystead Home for Orphaned Children, sheltered from the harsher truths of the world. That care has left him yearning to explore, to see, to feel, and to experience all that lies undiscovered. Even whispers of disappearing children cannot keep Pascal from wandering beyond the orphanage walls.

Peter Pan is thirty years old and drifting through life in London when he follows a strange rabbit into a world he doesn’t recognize. Wonderland is still strange, but it has changed. Gears and clocks hum where magic once ruled, and childhood is treated like a resource to be controlled. As Peter searches for his missing cat, Tinker, he uncovers a world shaped by time, power, and forgotten stories. Blending Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland, Peter in Wonderland is a modern fairy tale about getting lost, holding on to wonder, and finding your way back to who you are.

“You will damn us all.” Kiri Helena Solene thought her trial was over. She was wrong. Prophesied to be the strongest of her kind, Helena is still coming to terms with the depth of her power and what it means to rule. Unfortunately, there’s little time to learn. “Without the tether you will fracture.” As her soul mate, Von is Helena’s balance. Too bad he’s missing. When he disappears, her tenuous hold on her magic begins to slip. Helena must find Von, and soon, or risk losing control completely. If only she knew where to look.

Joseph Heller (May 1, 1923 - December 12, 1999) was an American author of novels, short stories, plays, and screenplays. His best-known work is his debut novel Catch-22, published in 1961, a satire on war and bureaucracy, whose title has become a synonym for a dilemma with no easy way out.

He's not a shadehunter. He's THE Shadehunter. The only one who does what he does. And the world needs him now more than ever. Hunting shades is hard enough, but when entire cities suddenly go missing, Mathus the Shadehunter has his hands full trying to put the pieces together. He races against time, trying to stop imminent destruction while fighting gunslinging assassins, traitorous allies, and shadowy creatures from the netherworld.

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Everyone knows you don't mess with the empire. Our tyrannical overlords rule our conquered kingdom with an iron fist. Even after they killed my parents and left me orphaned and ostracized, I've swallowed my resentment. I survive by keeping my head down, scavenging the scraps my neighbors discard.

New York musician Jude Rossi's world is shattered when his 14-year-old daughter, Little Blue—a rising star in the music scene—dies unexpectedly at her record deal party. Though the coroner’s report lists “overdose,” Jude knows that his daughter’s disdain for drugs means there’s something far more sinister at play.

This book explores deliverance from spiritual slumber, religious deception, and the liberating power of Jesus Christ through His name and His Spirit to set people free. It warns of the dangers of Christianity rooted in tradition, customs, and practices outside of Scripture, offering a personal account and biblical analysis to dispel spiritual misconceptions.

“The Island of Yaki Yim Bamboo” transports listeners to a magical land where two inquisitive siblings, Noah and Ida, from St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, imagine themselves visiting this island of enchanted powers through the storytelling of their Aunt Za. This enthralling children’s book, set against the breathtaking backdrop of this intriguing land, transports listeners to a world where kids can ride dolphins, soar on clouds, and transform as animals in a paradise that is brilliantly depicted in 24 exquisite illustrations.

This is a recording of the complete guided visualization program scripts from the book "The Job-Loss Recovery Program Guide: The Ultimate Visualization System for Landing a Great Job Now", by Lynn Joseph, Ph. D. It is narrated in the author's soothing voice, accompanied by Grammy-nominated Celtic Harpist Lisa Lynne. This audio of relaxing guided visualization exercises will help you reduce stress, regain control, and land the job of your choice. By listening to the two 20-minute visualizations, you can find renewed strength and confidence to take back control of your career.

You only get about 4,000 weekends in a lifetime. By the time you’re 40, half of them are gone. And when you subtract the obligations you don’t care about, the parties you never wanted to attend, the hours lost to TV, and the endless social expectations, how many weekends are truly yours? Let It Go is about two things: doing the math on how precious your time is, and learning the psychology of letting go so you can stop giving it away.

Milo Ford and Noelle Serrano are biding their time in Paxville, working one last summer at Thornbrook Country Club and saving every tip for escape. Best friends juggling chaos at home with chaos at work, they've fixed their eyes on Chicago and the life they're determined to build. Together they've made a pact: survive the summer, save enough, and get out. But Thornbrook isn't just golf tees and country club gossip. Keys vanish. Wallets go missing. Whispers spread about secret upstairs rooms and late-night games no one will name. And then a fire changes everything.

The Mainland awaits. Pirin is going to steal from an Unbound Lord. With a deadline to save his kingdom, Pirin is going to need all the elixirs and arcane resources he can get his hands on. Following the guidance of his new and mysterious instructor, he plans to steal from one of the Emperor’s top enforcers. But the balance of power on the Mainland is shifting, and the Unbound Lords’ loyalties may not be as secure as they seem. Pirin doesn’t have time to get caught up in imperial politics. He finally has a chance to reveal his power to the world.

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant dream or speculative fiction--it's here, shaping how we work, learn, love, and even understand ourselves. But as machines become more capable, what becomes of the humans who built them? In this book, Dr. Joe Chapa explores one of the most urgent and fascinating questions of our time: How can AI help us to understand our humanity?

"Art Marketplaces" by Mira Ashby is a comprehensive guide for digital artists looking to navigate the vast online landscape of art sales. In an era where numerous platforms exist, the book helps you identify the best marketplaces that align with your artistic style and intended audience, ensuring your work not only finds a place but builds a vibrant community around it. Ashby addresses common challenges many artists face, such as feeling overwhelmed by the variety of options, struggling to connect with a global audience, and needing actionable tips to enhance their sales.

Rich Newman grew up in Jackson Heights, Queens, believing his family’s story was simple: Jewish immigrants came to America, worked hard, and built a life. But as he grew older—and as his own career in finance and technology unfolded—he began to see the shades of gray in his family’s past and in his own identity.

Frank Mallory thought he’d left the violence behind. A former mob enforcer turned quiet private investigator’s assistant, he built a life with Patricia – a life he never believed he deserved. Then a professional hit meant for Frank takes Patricia instead. Now, grief burns through him like acid, stripping away the man she made him into. What’s left is what he always was – a predator who knows how to wait, watch, and kill without hesitation. As Frank hunts down the men responsible, he cuts deeper into the city’s underworld than he ever planned, uncovering old debts and darker secrets.

Paranormal Curiosities: Realm Uncovered is a real-world guide for people who want to investigate the unknown with clarity, respect, and the right tools. This isn’t a thrill-chasing ghost story book. This is field experience the real stuff.

The job is tough. Stress is natural and real. But you don’t have to let it break you. If you’re a first responder, stress isn’t just an occasional inconvenience—it’s a consistent opponent. You don’t have the luxury of ignoring it because, left unchecked, it will wreck your health, relationships, and career. I’ve been there. As a Marine Corps veteran and former law enforcement officer, I’ve felt the weight of this career—the long shifts, the trauma, the frustration, the exhaustion. I’ve also learned, sometimes the hard way, what it takes to push through and rise above.