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A locked penthouse. A dead developer. A card with a detective’s name on it. Detective Declan Riley has spent five years trying not to reopen the murder that broke him. His former partner, Tommy Kowalski, died in a clean scene with no forced entry, no witnesses, and no answer that ever made sense.

Some secrets aren't just buried—they're hungry. Marcus Adams hasn't set foot on the Stamden University campus in twenty years. He promised himself he never would. But when a cryptic invitation to a special Thanksgiving Homecoming arrives, the past becomes impossible to ignore. For decades, Marcus and three others have carried a weight that would crush most men. Now, the silence is breaking. As the holiday weekend approaches, Marcus realizes he isn't just returning for a reunion—he's returning for a reckoning.

When investigative journalist and Black Lives Matter activist Aurora Jenkins gets too close to the truth about sex trafficking and the unsolved disappearances of young Black, Latina, Asian American, and Indigenous women from the streets of Oakland, California, a powerful alliance of organized crime, corrupt police, and elites seek to suppress her story. Sonny Trueheart, a former Oakland Police Department homicide detective and whistleblower, burdened by alcoholism and the ghosts of his past, is called to investigate Aurora’s disappearance and the facts behind her story.

Dane Carrick has survived three hundred saturation dives beneath the North Sea. Then a hydraulic failure forces him to ascend too fast from 120 meters. Now the nitrogen inside his body is becoming something else. Confined inside a pressurized offshore habitat while symptoms begin to emerge, Dane must navigate decompression sickness, uncertain medical decisions, and the narrowing window for treatment before the damage becomes permanent.

An Old Smelly Box is a bold Theopoetic exploration of faith, doubt, memory, and meaning in a Meta-Modern age. Through rhythmic reflection, dialogical echoes, and intentional repetition, Aaron and Rafael invite readers to examine the “boxes” handed to them by religion, culture, and history—not to destroy them, but to open them with courage.

We often view authority as something oppressive, stifling, even fearful. And sometimes—perhaps too often—those impressions bear out in reality. We live in an era of overstepped boundaries and abuse in many fields of life, so that authority has become the enemy. We may also have a limited idea of what authority means. Even with legitimate authority, we may believe that only people who reach a certain “level” in life can exercise leadership, not thinking we could ever be called to a place of authority ourselves. In Understanding the Purpose and Power of Authority, best-selling author Dr.

Whether you are a businessperson, a departmental manager, an employee, a homemaker, a student, or a head of state, author Myles Munroe explains how you can make your dreams and hopes a living reality. Through The Principles and Power of Vision, you will… Discover your purpose in life. Understand why vision is essential to your success. Grasp the necessary keys for fulfilling your life’s dream. Develop a specific plan for achieving your vision. Overcome obstacles to your vision.

Thriving in a Constantly Changing World Changes and disruptions come to us all—whether we are prepared for them or not. We also face sweeping societal changes in our day as pivotal arenas of life converge to transform our globe. How we deal with those inevitable changes, no matter what their source, determines whether they will ultimately be a positive or negative force in our lives. Best-selling author Dr. Myles Munroe shows how to experience confidence and move forward with your life's vision, even in the uncertainty of our changing world.

There's more to existence than meets the eye. Maybe you've sensed a cosmic connection you'd like to explore, or felt out of sync with traditional religion. Perhaps you simply want to deepen your spirituality. Using a helpful do-it-yourself framework, this book offers a fun, flexible roadmap for building sacred habits that are as unique as you are. Connect with what moves you with inspiring exercises, playful practices, and uplifting insights through the Divine Disco Ball.

Two orphaned boys set out together into the untamed Western frontier, bound by blood, loss, and the promise of a better life. But the frontier is unforgiving. Trials, violence, and chaos tear at them, sending them down a different and uncertain path. For James Campbell, the journey becomes far more than survival. Thrust into a harsh world he never imagined, he must learn quickly who to trust-and who is waiting in the shadows. Every step forward is paid for with sacrifice. The frontier remembers everything.

Something is happening to the residents of Eighth Block Tower! There's radiation in the walls. Salt covers the hallways. The food and water are poisonous. The residents are trapped and losing their minds. Sanity is a myth! Sickness is life!

Charlie Kirk did not die the way they told you. On September 10, 2025, the conservative firebrand was shot at Utah Valley University before thousands. Within hours, authorities had suspect, weapon, motive—and closed the case. Evidence tells a different story. Researchers from both sides found staggering anomalies: grieving widow laughing on TV announcing the shooting, security hand signals, cover-up of Kirk’s Israel reversal, no exit wound from a 142-yard high-velocity shot, impossible trajectory, unexplained electronic fragments in clothing.

Your mind is a living field. Every thought is a seed. Some grow into nourishing harvests. Others—the invasive, unchosen, and manipulative—take root, spread, and drain your energy without you realizing it. In today’s world, your attention is under constant cultivation—but not always by you. News cycles, social feeds, marketing campaigns, and even other people’s moods plant seeds in your mind. Over time, these “thought parasites” hijack your focus, exhaust your energy, and shape your reality. This book is your manual for taking the field back.

The capacity to question is our greatest and yet least understood human asset. It’s why we’ve lasted as long as we have. In truth, we’d be dead without our ability to question. This is not how we typically think about questions. In fact, we don’t usually think about them at all – which is the problem. While it’s often said we are a storytelling species, the deeper and more enabling truth is that we are a questioning species. Questions give life to our curiosity. They fuel our personal growth. We problem solve and innovate through them.

From USA TODAY bestselling author Kristina Forest, a whimsical workplace romance with a light speculative twist, about a hopeful romantic in the Unrequited Love Department of Cupid & Associates who’s forced to team up with a cynical coworker after she releases secret love letters into the...

To live the best life is to live the abundant life. To learn how to live abundantly, it helps to have a guide. Carl Grant III, author of How to Live the Abundant Life, is well-equipped to take that role. With decades of experience as a business leader, community head, and family man, he’s learned what it takes to live an abundant life—one that’s filled with meaningful activities and social connections, both professional and personal.

Rian Morris, despite his small stature, is one of the best bodyguards in the business. Only problem; nobody will hire him due to a former client being murdered on his watch. Depression, addiction, and the weight of the world come close to ending him, but then he receives a visit from a former colleague. This friend offers him a high-risk job protecting one of history’s most controversial authors—Ayn Rand.

It’s one thing to wake up in New Mexico and not remember how you got there or why you were there. It’s quite another to realize you also have no idea who you are. It was the face of an angel that saved him from panicking. A guardian angel, that is, in the form of a nurse named Ember. She was a light in a very dark tunnel and she decided to call him John Sherlock.

Words are powerful at any age: from the moment we start to talk, were told to "use our words." But using your words isn't just about asking for something; it's about communicating one's needsemotionally, spiritually, and practicallyand connecting to the world around us. Harold Green III's Words...

With revealing, never-before-told stories, Fred C. Trump III, nephew of President Donald Trump, breaks his decades-long silence in this revealing memoir and sheds a whole new light on the family name. For the record…Fred Trump never asked for any of this. The divisive politics. The endless...