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In Ports 2, the saga continues, accessing different characters and ports while taking a dive across the boundaries of life and death through the Septarine Portal to another world. Water still encompasses most of the globe, with only 12 ports and an unknown portal rising above the oceans. Much of surviving humanity lives on one of these diminished areas of land and the rest on various ships that dot the waters.

Die Freunde vom TEAM UNDERCOVER am Set eines echten Hollywoodfilms! Eddie, Hannah, Ben und Sarah dürfen bei „Der Geistersturm“ einen Blick hinter die Kulissen werfen. Und geraten dabei natürlich sofort in einen neuen Fall. Offenbar versucht ein geheimnisvoller Saboteur, die Dreharbeiten mit allen Mitteln zu verhindern.

Das Jagdschloss im tiefen Wald birgt ein dunkles Geheimnis. Eine Gruppe erfolgloser Schauspieler hofft dort bei einem Casting-Wochenende auf ihre zweite Chance. Doch der Tod schleicht bereits durch das Gemäuer, beobachtet sie, wartet auf seine Chance. Keiner hört die Todesschreie. Ihr Henker wartet bereits. Er ist... der Präparator.

It’s still the 21st century, but an apocalyptic world flood has wiped out one-third of the world's population. Survivors now crowd the remaining landmasses or live on cruise ships and private yachts circumnavigating the globe or docked in harbors. Only 12 ports peek out above the waterline, along with one generally unknown portal.

Voice Over Secrets 2 is the ultimate guide for anyone looking to succeed in the competitive world of voice-over acting. Whether you're a voice-over artist, an actor, or simply someone looking to improve your communication skills, this book is a must-listen.

In the heart of Boston in the 1980s, an unlikely friendship develops between two students at Cathedral High School. Patrick is an Irish Catholic born leader. His friends follow him with blind allegiance. Nate is a young, disciplined, Black athlete, focused on finding his way out of the neighborhood alive. The two young men find themselves on hectic school grounds in a culture that shuns friendships like theirs. This is the story of a Boston friendship that crossed neighborhood lines, broke cultural boundaries, and propelled two adolescents to rethink the world around them.

In this offbeat whodunit, Mayor Dankworth is found dead, and the only suspect is golden-boy high-school track-star Aiden Birdwhistle. Unfortunately, Aiden fled the crime scene, taking refuge at a tea maker’s treehouse before turning himself in to the authorities. Will Aiden be convicted of a crime that he insists he did not commit, due to the ineptitude of his attorney uncle? Or will his newfound, quirky friends uncover the truth in time to free him from an awful fate?  

In the 1870s thousands of Europeans looked for a way to get to North America. Christian Schulz slipped out of Germany in the middle of the night in a snowstorm. It took a lot of courage to board the illegal, rickety old sailing ship bound for Texas. The smelly, ruthless captain warned the 177 passengers that half of them would probably die. They would face disease, pirates, rats, hunger, thirst, and the sting of the Captain’s whip. Time would later prove him right.

He tells them to run. Then he hunts them down. A husband and wife are found murdered in the woods outside a small town in rural Arkansas—shot with arrows, gutted, and left to bleed out. Their eyes have been removed and replaced with cat’s-eye marbles. Special Agent Brandon Fisher immediately recognizes the murders aren’t the work of a first-time killer. His supervisor with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, Jack Harper, has crossed paths with this killer before. Six victims. Three couples. Three states.

A brutal murder. A federal agent accused. A killer still at large. Ferris Hall is found mutilated and left to bleed to death in a Valencia, California, motel room. It’s one of the most brutal crime scenes Special Agent Brandon Fisher and his team with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit have ever encountered.

One year ago, Cheryl Bradley was found murdered in her bathtub, dressed in a wedding gown with her ring finger severed. With no new evidence, the investigation went cold—until another young woman is discovered posed the same way. Special Agent Brandon Fisher and his team with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit are called to Grand Forks, North Dakota, to stop the killer before another innocent life is taken. As Brandon digs deeper, he realizes the murders are connected by far more than the staging of the crime scenes.

Fed rat poison and left to die, a man’s body is discovered behind a Denver bakery. When Special Agent Brandon Fisher and his team with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit are called in, they find no clear motive. Soon after, a second body is discovered on a stretch of road, strapped to the bumper of his own truck. He’d been dragged behind it until he died. As Brandon and his team investigate, they discover both murders mirror acts of cruelty from the victims’ past. The killer’s twisted logic becomes clear. They aren’t choosing victims at random. They’re delivering their own brand of justice.

Do you believe that a drought of the land which causes many people to die of famine or a drought of the human soul that affects the lives of those nearest to him/her is more devastating? Can droughts of the soul can be more damaging than those of the soil? The analogy buried in the book Drought uncovers the dichotomy (or juxtaposition) of both.

Special Agent Brandon Fisher and the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit are called in when Amy Rogers, the wife of an influential media mogul, disappears from her home in Woodbridge, Virginia. But when the decomposing body of a young woman is discovered in a farmer’s field—bound, tortured, and left to rot—the case takes a far darker turn.

When a woman vanishes in Miami, Florida, Detective Kelly Marsh recognizes disturbing similarities to two unsolved murders and calls in Special Agent Brandon Fisher and his team with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit. If Marsh’s instincts are right, the woman isn’t simply missing—she’s been taken by a killer who has struck before. As Brandon and his team investigate, they uncover a connection linking the missing woman to the earlier victims, confirming their worst fears. They’re hunting the same predator, and if his pattern holds, they have just three days to find her alive.

When a prosecuting attorney is shot and killed in Arlington, Virginia, less than fifteen minutes from Washington, D.C., Special Agent Brandon Fisher and his team with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit are called in to determine whether the shooting was an isolated attack or the start of a killing spree. Brandon and his team soon uncover similar victims stretching from coast to coast. The evidence points to a patient, calculating sniper whose carefully chosen targets are linked by something hidden in their past.

West Orion has returned to Hood River to wed his middle school crush Olivia Tarkington. That is, if he can keep her convinced for five measly more days, but then, when does true love ever run smooth? Their wedding week is fraught with trials and tribulation - a broken arm, near drowning, heart attack, death, and two shocking revelations. Will the besieged couple be deterred or hurdle past their obstacles and make it to the altar (or flower-infused wooden arch)?

When Brandon Fisher joins the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, he knows he’ll face the country’s most dangerous killers. But nothing prepares him for his first case. Dispatched to Salt Lick, Kentucky, Brandon and his team uncover an underground bunker containing eleven circular graves. Ten hold the mutilated remains of victims, buried in a ritualistic fashion. The eleventh grave is freshly dug—and waiting.

In this atmospheric horror story, the city of the title is the ruin of a primordial site in the Arabian desert, thought to be more ancient than the first human civilization. In its heyday, the city flourished on the edge of the ocean. The inhabitants were a species of reptile looking like a hybrid of crocodile and seal, but with horns and protruding foreheads. They moved by crawling, so the remaining buildings have low ceilings.

Poppy Paisley hails from a long matriarchal line who are all named for flowers. Since she has a permanent address at Greener Pastures (her Grandma Daisy’s dementia care center) she does not really consider herself homeless. Even though she keeps her belongings in Sunny-mobile (her car) and sleeps at a different location each night....Poppy rescues others along her journey, as she wrestles with the dilemmas of what really makes a home and how does a person interpret their reality?