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Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, but for many people, it still feels confusing, intimidating, or out of reach. This book is written for professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and curious listeners who want to understand artificial intelligence without becoming technical or learning to code.

This is a raw, intimate journey into the psychology of emotional manipulation, forbidden desire, and the silent battles we fight inside our relationships. This novel follows David, a man who steps into a world where passion feels like destiny, lies feel like truth, and love becomes the most dangerous form of power. When he meets Rose — mysterious, magnetic, and hiding a double life — he is pulled into a fire that warms and destroys at the same time.

Own Your Mind is more than just an anxiety workbook. It combines expert advice, real-life examples, and interactive exercises to guide you on self-discovery and personal growth. Written specifically for teenagers, this book presents complex concepts in an engaging and relatable manner, ensuring that every part resonates with you.

Are you confident in the Word of God? Are you certain that God speaks to you in and through the pages of the Bible? Daniel R. Hyde exhorts readers to grow in their certainty that the Bible is the Word of God, to know with their hearts as well as their heads that God has spoken, and continues to speak, through his Scriptures. When troubles come, it is crucial that your confidence in what God has said is strong. Hyde hopes that by having a good grounding in what the Bible says about itself, Christians will be well equipped to stand firm.

Five years after Fox Blood, the pack's future hangs in the balance when unseen danger stalks Gunner's pregnant mate. This bonus epilogue involves sisterly scheming, cliffside close calls, and one very befuddled dad-to-be.

Everyone knows what it feels like to worry. But one of the clearest and repeated things the Bible tells us about worry is to not do it. It’s not worth it. It doesn’t work. And, by the way, it’s a sin. And it’s not just a light hearted, white collar, domesticated sin. It’s serious business. It’s deadly. It’ll not only ruin your life, but your eternity, if you let it.

There are two parts in this book. The first part explains the concept of attitude—what it is, how to identify, it as well as why it is important to have the right attitude and hope to maintain it. The second part examines the idea of purpose, explaining in detail how to find one’s purpose with utmost precision and no confusion.

A Rosary for Those Who Are Suffering the Pain of A Wounded Soul is a collection of short meditations, based on the 20 mysteries of the Holy Rosary. Each meditation centers on relevant scripture references, and explores how the lives of Jesus and Mary, 2,000 years ago, relate to the pain and healing of a person who has been wounded by another in the modern world.

There is a widespread assumption that there is no space for God in science, and no space for science in Christianity. This book addresses the question of whether the search for answers excludes belief in a Deity. Ransom Poythress’ logical and well–reasoned look at the common arguments will be a fascinating listen for any with a genuine interest in pursuing truth.

Whether you are looking forward to starting your journey as a Wicca, you desire to have a guide that breaks down Wicca practices into the smallest bit that is easily understandable, or you are only looking forward to understanding what herbs and spells are and how you can harness them to heal the spiritual, mental, or financial aspect of your life, then this is a book you must have.

Imagine a world where you are in complete control of your thoughts and emotions, even in the face of adversity. You might be surprised to find yourself suddenly able to maintain your focus and prioritize what's important without getting distracted by the small things.

Each of us is unique with our own backgrounds, circumstances, hopes, and dreams. But, ultimately, we’re all after the same things: physical and mental health, professional success, fulfilling relationships, and wealth. While these may seem like individual problems requiring individual solutions, and indeed they are often treated as such, at their base these aspirations have a lot in common. If we were to address these issues at the source rather than simply treating each symptom on its own, our lives could become infinitely more fulfilling.

Want to tell stories? Whether you want to spin a yarn for your kids at bedtime, write short stories, craft the Great American Novel, or submit screenplays for the studios, this audiobook is for you!

Interviewing often gets painfully difficult in the information technology field. The potential gap in knowledge and experience between applicant and reviewer makes it challenging to generate meaningful questions and to interpret arcane answers. Finding the best possible candidate for a critical role can be like dowsing for water with a blindfold and a stick—blind luck rules the process more often than skill. It doesn’t have to be that way.

The Snapper serial killer earned the title as the snapper, because he snaps all of the body parts of his victim after he murders them....

Sound interesting? The author thinks so, too! Listen to A Quiet Contemplation to hear poetic reflections and observations on attachments, on relationships, and on forgiveness.

Meet Dave. Dave has been a vampire for two days. By accident. He thought the first day was fabulous; now, not so much. Dave is thirsty but can't stand the sight of human blood. Oh, what he wouldn't do for a pizza or a cheeseburger.... In his hunt, he meets James, a resident illusionist in one of the town's hotels. James has his own problem. He had met a witch at the local coffee shop, but in a moment of weakness, he refused her advances and fled. Now he badly wants to find her to ask for a second chance.

Oscar Mendoza’s first book, Book of the Dead: True Stories of Spirit Encounters, describes his paranormal experiences during his early years. This second book, The Dead Follow, continues Oscar’s hair-raising stories about supernatural during his teenage years. Imagine having the ability to see the dead, in a time when growing up and being different can get one killed. Follow his precarious balance dealing with the paranormal, dangerous gangs, college, and love life, during the early 90s.

God's narcissism is well-documented. That his only begotten son Jesus would have become a codependent is no surprise. Having been fashioned in his father's image, molded to fit his father's expectations, he could be nothing but a reflection of his father. This imposition removed Jesus from his own life and personality, making him just an extension of his father. Far from being "closer" to God, he was, in fact, a prisoner of his father's overbearing personality.

On September 11, 2001, a cadre of fanatics instigated what would turn into the longest war that the United States of America has ever endured: the “Global War on Terrorism”, now better known to generations of veterans as the “Forever War”. This world-wide conflagration had hopped from country to country in pursuit of a never-ending parade of adversaries. This book isn’t about the war itself; it’s about the people who served during it and came home to a bewildering rebuke from current and potential employers.