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The Scam of Meaningful Work by Serena Wang offers a refreshingly honest conversation for Christian millennials and Gen Z adults who feel trapped between career ideals and disappointing realities. Wang dismantles the myth that work should be our primary source of identity, purpose, and...

James Orson thought fighting the insectoid Krall was the hardest job in the galaxy. He was wrong. Armed with a Sovereign Privateer Warrant that wipes his slate clean, James accepts a suicide mission: infiltrate the territory of the Cephalopod Hegemony an ancient, aquatic apex predator that...

The time to descend to the eleventh floor is upon them. Vester and his Party have done their best to ignore the Church of Light's antagonizations and focus on the Quest left to them by Elondolin before the Warden of the Woods was thrown deeper into the Great Dungeon; but the time for...

Summer 1994. Jack Hillman is divorced, missing a leg, and feeling like a stranger in his own hometown. When word comes that his childhood friend vanished while chasing work in Idaho's Panhandle, Jack doesn't hesitate. He loads up the Silverado, tucks his 1911 into his waistband, dusts off his Special Forces training, and heads west looking for a man he hasn't spoken to in a decade. He tells himself he's looking for a friend in Deadfall County. But really, he's trying to see if the man he once was is still in there.

Built From the Sh*t That Broke Me is a raw, funny, intimate, and unapologetically honest memoir about burnout, motherhood, relationships, divorce, sexuality, spirituality, and the messy work of becoming yourself.

It's the worst snowstorm in Hood River in years. The town is closed down, and a killer is on the loose. With her marriage to the sheriff in tatters because of his affair with her best friend, Detective Liz Ellisen must figure out what to do with the rest of her life. Should she continue to work for the man who betrayed her, or move on to something else?

In this sequel to Bred by the Satyrs, life for Bree, Arthur, Bennett, and Jack is wonderful —they have two little fawns of their own and a beautiful home. Then Arthur brings home a friend in need: Danny, a satyr trying to make ends meet while providing for his daughter. His herd died in a car accident years ago, leaving Danny and his fawn Scout on the edge of homelessness. When Jack convinces Danny to lean on their herd for help, a new love story may begin.

My husband and mother, torn from me by death. Two major figures in my life, gone. Gone was their love and my purpose for living. I wondered if Id ever feel truly alive again. I thought it was the end of hope. But then I began to see my life from a new perspective. I realized that all that came...

This is the story of my illness. Cancer was never really a thought. This book is all about my diagnosis and strange symptoms. The many treatments, medication trials, tests, doctor appointments. I was thrust into a world as a patient that I'd always been the caregiver. A true account of a medical mystery.

What starts as a crush will become a web of lies. When Bree signs up for DreamTogether, she hopes to get matched with Arthur Mangelli, the satyr she’s been crushing on at yoga class. But what she gets? Arthur and his two husbands, Bennett and Jack, who are all in the throes of rutting season—and each of them wants a turn with her on the breeding bench.

Sweet, slow-burn, age gap equestrian romance. After his ex-wife’s unexpected passing, Aiden is determined to step up for his daughter, Olivia—even if it means braving the confusing world of horse shows. As a newcomer, he’s quickly overwhelmed, and when Olivia’s trainer berates him, he’s ready to retreat to the safety of the bleachers. For Molly, braiding horses isn’t just a job; it’s her way of staying close to the equestrian world she loves. When she overhears a clueless dad being reprimanded by a trainer, she steps in with encouraging words and an offer to help.

From the author of the mega bestseller Confessions of a Fortysomething F##k Up comes another laugh out loud novel full of wit, wisdom .. . and women who have had ENOUGH. It’s a sun-kissed quest for justice fuelled by friendship, laughter and finding that inner steel. The perfect summer read...

A masterwork by the 2021 Nobel Prize winner in Literature, in which two immigrants’ conflicting stories about their common homeland reveal the buried truths that drove them from it On a late November afternoon, Saleh Omar arrives at Gatwick Airport from his native Zanzibar. With him he has a...

It is vitally important that children are rooted, grounded, and built up in God’s Word. It is also very important to build a foundation in your child’s life at an early age. By building a foundation you are building your child’s future! In Proverbs 22: 6 God said to train up a child in the way he should go and even when he is old, he will not depart from it.

A wealthy young woman hits a cowboy’s truck on a crowded freeway and takes off. Her trusted lawyer arrives at her country home to advise her, but he has only evil intentions. Will the cowboy see the imminent danger and save her before it’s too late? Devlin Hatfield owns Rainbow Ranch, a...

Two estranged sisters with their careers on the line uncover dangerous secrets that could mean redemption for one and ruin for the other in this riveting Wall Street thriller. Paige and Vivian Walsh were sisters who could always rely on each other, until the day a tragic accident shattered their...

A stand-up comic’s collection of stories offer a humorous and sincere exploration of culture and family, as one of twelve children raised in a multiracial family. Growing up as a white kid with six Black brothers, two white brothers, two from Vietnam, and one from China, comedian Ryan...

Most healthcare organizations aren't failing. They're underperforming - held back by the silent creep of indecision and governance structures that reward polished silence over early truth. Strategic Leadership When Time Is the Constraint is a practical governance framework for healthcare executives, board members, CFOs, and nonprofit leaders navigating the structural pressures now reshaping complex institutions.

Drew Bailey is bad luck, and has learned to live by one rule: Never get close to the people you love, unless you are willing to lose them. She is content living a small life until her brother shows up unannounced, on a Friday the thirteenth, no less, to issue her an ultimatum: Keep accepting her fate and miss out on his life-changing news, or finally break the curse for good. The plan is simple: for one weekend, Drew will test the limits of her curse. She will live as if her presence isn’t dangerous. If she succeeds? She’ll get her family and her life back, just in the nick of time.

This antiquarian volume contains a fascinating treatise on pantheism, with information on its history, significance, variations, and much more. Written in clear, understandable language and full of insightful information on the subject, this book is a must-listen for those with an interest in pantheism, and it would make for a worthy addition to collections of allied literature.