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Most of us just go with the flow without any thought as to what we really want out of life. We've become so used to living without any premeditation that we become victims of our own condition. We work because we have to. Whatever life throws out, some of us just goes with the flow without attempting to fight back. Everything in our life is a consequence of what we understand, what we experience and how we interact with our awareness.

Some stories are written in big moments…others begin with a single step. Little Steps, Big Journeys is a gentle, heartfelt story inspired by the early life of Todd Crandell... author, speaker, and founder of Racing for Recovery. Through the eyes of a young child learning to walk, this beautifully written and illustrated story captures something deeper —the way children experience the world around them. The love they feel. The moments they remember. The quiet ways life begins to shape who they become.

Most men are not lost because they lack intelligence. They are lost because life sounds like noise. Too many signals. Too many opinions. Too many distractions. Too many rules that don't quite explain reality. School taught us to fix problems like machines: find the issue, repair it, move on forever. But life doesn't behave like a machine. It behaves like music.

He ran the night before their wedding. She's been running ever since. Wedding photographer Kate Sullivan has spent five years proving she's fine. Fine with the panic attacks. Fine being the overachieving sister everyone counts on. Fine that Lincoln St. James called off their wedding and disappeared. She's not fine. But nobody needs to know that. When her doctor orders a mandatory break, Kate retreats to charming Jonathon Island to help her family with the spring flower festival. Sun. Blossoms. No stress. Then Lincoln walks back into her life.

Gideon Strake is an auditor trained to trust systems. Until he finds one that's already decided who should survive. Inside a failing colony, resources are shrinking—and the official model claims to distribute them fairly. But Gideon uncovers a hidden layer. A quiet set of variables shaping outcomes behind the scenes. Not based on need. Based on behavior.

Galactic Awakening invites you to remember your true self beyond the limits of time, identity, and this single lifetime, calling forth the Starseed within who has always sensed that reality is far greater than what you were taught. Drawing on multidimensional insight, ancestral wisdom, and the Galactic Akashic Records, this transformative journey reconnects you with your Higher Self, your galactic origins, and the deeper mysteries woven through your past, present, and future.

Geisler's Chosen but Free sparked a firestorm of controversy when he labeled Calvinism "theologically inconsistent, philosophically insufficient, and morally repugnant." White steps into the breach with his cogent response. His systematic refutation of Geisler's argument will help you understand...

Brought to you by Penguin. A ridiculously in-depth guide to finding a fulfilling and impactful career in an age of AI. You have about 80,000 hours in your career: 40 hours a week, 50 weeks a year, for 40 years. This means your choice of career is the most important decision you’ll ever make...

In 1896, a Jewish state was a pipe dream. Today the overwhelming majority of Jews identify as Zionists. How did this happen? Ilan Pappe unveils how a lobby changed the map of the Middle East. Zionists exerted pressure on the Congress, cracked down on dissent in the Labour Party, and relentlessly smeared critics.

THE LAST ELECTION is a unique political thriller about an outlandish yet frighteningly possible—even probable—scenario in America's near future, during the crucial 2024 presidential election. Though it is fiction, it is a wake-up call to a country tearing itself apart, from former presidential candidate Andrew Yang and author Stephen Marche.

In this short accessible book, leading democratic theorist Jason Brennan guides listeners through the evolution of the concept of democracy and actual democratic practice over time to help them understand the foundations of this longstanding and yet newly fragile political system. In his wide-ranging tour of the concept, Brennan will examine what democracy meant to the Greeks who first developed the concept before examining how it changed throughout European and later Western history.

After sending his army to besiege another king's capital, King David forces himself on Bathsheba, a loyal soldier's wife. When her resulting pregnancy forces the king to murder her husband and add her to his harem, Bathsheba struggles to protect her son while dealing with the effects of a dark prophecy and deadly curse on the king's household. Combining historical facts with detailed fiction, Angela Hunt paints a realistic portrait of the beautiful woman who struggled to survive the dire results of divine judgment.

You've hooked a winner! But this audiobook is much more than fishing. It's a human interest story which teaches us not only how to fish but why we do it and the meaning behind it. Some stories you have to be there for, and others take on a life of their own and can be magnificent to listen to.

Before the 19th century, the Greek word stasis meant sedition. The word revolution did not exist. Exploring the roots of everything he saw around him, James Leaf invites us to consider the origin of art, the uses of conversation, the meaning of solidarity, and the plurality of the self. Beyond the moral passion of dramas he directed, even at his lowest moments, Leaf records feeling “the germ of some stubborn genius.”

Before he was Roger Henderson's twin witness, Heath Morrison was a broken man. As a Marine chaplain serving in Iran on the day the world ended, Heath watched civilization collapse from half a world away from the family he loved. His journey home would take him through hell—across war-torn continents, through pirate-infested waters, and into the heart of post-apocalyptic America where the worst news of all waited: his wife and children were gone.

There are no alarms in Arcadia. The body wakes when it is time; the mind follows with gratitude. Desire is measured. Dissent is reformed. Peace is engineered to last. Sixteen-year-old Elara Virelli has always been Arcadia's ideal daughter: top of her class, Civic Prefect, future Ascension candidate. She believes the official story—that the old world collapsed under selfish freedom, and that Arcadia's Reformation turned criminals into grateful Gammas who "gave up their will so that others might keep theirs."

Rule #1—Always bring a gun to a knife fight. Or in this case, when isekai'd to a magical world. The plan was simple. Level up, outthink the monsters, outshoot the mages, and stay alive. The world had other plans. But that's fine. I brought extra magazines. Dear Diary, why do people with robes...

Pahtal and his brother, Imul, have scraped a life together in pre-civil war Guatemala by finding and selling ancient relics from the Maya ruins. Their latest expedition uncovers a potentially life-changing find, a valuable tablet, etched with glyphs, hidden within the mouth of a sculpture of Nohochacyum, a god of creation–and destruction. But when they attempt to retrieve their prize, Imul is crushed beneath the stone carving.

Mounted: Book 5 in the Agent Rawlings Series of FBI Thrillers. When a package containing macabre photos of four dead women is mailed to a Louisville newspaper, the Manassas FBI office is called upon. Agents Hank Rawlings and Beth Harper are immediately dispatched to the scene. The man...

Lish McBride's urban fantasy debut Hold Me Closer, Necromancer garnered rave reviews from critics and fans for its hilarity and madcap action. In this brilliant sequel, neophyte necromancer Sam LaCroix is still getting used to being on the local magical council, not to mention having a werewolf...