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Do you regularly experience chronic pain, anxiety, fatigue, gut issues, or other symptoms of chronic stress? The Mind-Body Cure will teach you how to manage your stress hormones and eliminate chronic stress in seven simple steps.

I never thought I'd find myself back here. At least, I hoped I'd never have to leave the mortal realm ever again. But Romeo is missing, and I have to find him. I know who took him, and I know why. And I know how hard this fight is going to be. I survived this wild-magic place once before, and I'll do it again. But this time, I'm not a scared little girl. This time, I know exactly what I'm doing. Let the games begin.

In Bloodstained, the electrifying sequel to Bloodlust, Sebastian and Leona are thrust into a world of darkness and danger as they flee the clutches of the malevolent Gideon with their coven in tow. Seeking sanctuary in the ancient streets of Spain, they are soon faced with a daunting task: to prepare for the inevitable showdown with Gideon by seeking the aid of two mysterious vampires who hold the key to unlocking their true potential.

Meet the ERs: The Four People You Meet on the Way to the Top is a sharp, engaging parable by Kevin D. Carr—former NBA executive and founder of PRO2CEO—designed to help listeners understand the behaviors that shape success in any workplace. Drawing from two decades of coaching athletes, executives, and teams, Carr introduces four distinct personality types that appear in every organization: the Blamer, the Clinger, the Leaper, and the Do-er.

Summoned to the home planet of her family's business empire, space-fleet commander Kylara Vatta is told to expect a hero's welcome. But instead, she is thrown into danger unlike any other she has faced and finds herself isolated, unable to communicate with the outside world, commanding a motley group of unfamiliar troops, and struggling day by day to survive in a deadly environment with sabotaged gear. Only her undeniable talent for command can give her ragtag band a fighting chance.

The year is 2023, and much of the world enjoys great wealth generated by the triumph of information technology. However, the staphylococcus plague of 2006 wiped out 40 million people, and the 2020 assassination of American President Emily Forrester traumatized the nation. Through it all, the...

This memoir from the bestselling author of Postcards from the Edge and Wishful Drinking gives you an intimate, gossip-filled look at what it’s like to be the daughter of Hollywood royalty. Told with the same intimate style, brutal honesty, and uproarious wisdom that locked Wishful Drinking on...

Hauntingly beautiful, with lush prose and a vividly creepy atmosphere, A Dance with Death is a compulsively juicy story that will wind its way into your psyche. Part horror, part magic—this is the gothic love story you didn't know you were missing.

The crime? The brutal murder of her own parents. The prosecution’s argument seems airtight. But small town defense attorney Maggie Gallagher senses something isn’t right… Months earlier, Zoey Conrad had already faced her worst nightmare when two men broke into her room. In the terrifying struggle that followed, one intruder ended up dead. The judge declared it self-defense and dismissed the charges, allowing Zoey to rebuild her life in their small town. But now, with her parents found murdered under disturbingly similar circumstances, the evidence against Zoey quickly piles up.

Ky beats sabotage, betrayal, and the unforgiving elements to lead a ragtag group of crash survivors to safety on a remote arctic island. And she cheats death after uncovering secrets someone is hell-bent on protecting. But the worst is far from over when Ky discovers the headquarters of a vast conspiracy against her family and the heart of the planet's government itself.

Why Can’t You Stop Thinking About Them? is a raw and compassionate deep dive into the emotional obsession that often follows heartbreak, betrayal, or unresolved connection. Whether it's an ex, a friend who ghosted you, or someone who left without closure—this short listen explores why they live rent-free in your mind and how to start freeing yourself.

Un père tue son fils après que celui-ci s'est laissé subordonner et a livré un voleur à la police. Le devoir et l'amour, la malice de l'enfance et la loi inflexible du clan s'y affrontent tragiquement. Cette nouvelle de 1829 a vu le jour dix ans avant le premier voyage de Mérimée en Corse. Pour l'élaborer, l'auteur devait s'inspirer d'un récit fort répandu et plusieurs fois rapporté par écrit, partie prenante enfin, d'une certaine « légende corse ».

La passion sincère du cruel don Blas pour sa jeune épouse Inès cause bien du malheur aux protagonistes de ce drame de la jalousie. Celui-ci envie en effet à Fernando, fiancé d'Inès, sa jeunesse et sa candeur. Pour le punir de ce crime, il envoie le jeune homme en prison, épouse Inès et fait le vide autour d'elle. Le retour inattendu de Fernando, qui s'introduit chez sa belle dissimulé dans un coffre, provoquera la chute. Que faire ? Fuir à nouveau, renoncer, avouer ?

À travers l’histoire médiévale du village bourguignon de Ternay, Alain Carré nous raconte l’histoire de Cluny, et celle de l’occident chrétien face aux invasions des Sarasins… Il l’illustre de poésies d’époque sur un montage musical (psalmodies d’abbayes, musiques de trouvères, bruitages) du dessinateur sonore Antonio Da Palma.

Curieuse rencontre pour le lieutenant Liéven : tandis qu'il traverse une sombre ruelle de Bordeaux, écumant sa rage d'avoir dilapidé son argent au jeu, le jeune homme bute contre un corps étranger. S'agit-il de quelque fille de rue ou autre rebut qui font honte à son rang ? Non, la dame est noble. Exilée espagnole, elle vit recluse en un mauvais mariage. Égarée par amour, la belle Léonor apprend au militaire endetté qu'en amour comme au jeu, on peut tout perdre ; à commencer par sa dignité.

Écrit en 1850 lors d'un voyage en Italie, Lettre à la Présidente est un texte cru, truculent, cocasse, et parfois sombre, adressé à une femme peu ordinaire qui, selon le dire de Gautier, « se montrait supérieure aux autres femmes, d'abord en ce qu'elle était mieux faite, ensuite, parce que, contrairement aux habitudes des personnes de son sexe, elle n'exigeait point qu'on lui fit la cour, et permettait aux hommes de parler devant elle des choses les plus sérieuses et les plus abstraites ».

André Bénit, enseignant à l'Université Autonoma de Madrid, est le grand spécialiste du thème de la Guerre d'Espagne 36-39 dans la littérature belge de langue française. Il y a consacré sa thèse doctorale. Sont évoqués les auteurs suivants : Bernanos, Malraux, Ayguesparse, Nothomb, Maret.

Should You Forgive Someone Who Betrayed Your Trust? is a thoughtful and emotionally resonant guide for anyone wrestling with betrayal, heartbreak, and the impossible decision of whether or not to forgive. This short and powerful listen doesn’t pressure you to forgive—but helps you explore what forgiveness really means when trust is broken.

What Is Your Pain Trying to Teach You? is a deeply reflective and emotionally grounding short listen for anyone who's ever asked, "Why did this happen to me?" Instead of treating pain as something to suppress or avoid, this book invites you to explore it as a messenger—a quiet but powerful teacher with wisdom to offer.

It has been a year since Kenji found himself in the World of Rena. Between learning how to be a hero and finding his place, he has been very busy. But new challenges are on the horizon for him. Will being a Vampire be enough to get him past them?