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Actor and reluctant sleuth Charles Paris is facing chaos on the domestic front. He’s lodging with his ex-wife Frances, and now their pregnant daughter has moved in as well. It’s all a bit much.... So he is over the moon when he lands a job on the BBC Radio Rep - but the ink is barely dry on his contract when a murder takes place in Broadcasting House. A young female studio manager is found dead in an editing suite, and Charles steps in to investigate....

What if the most life-changing wisdom is hiding in plain sight, waiting to be noticed? In "The Book of Unusual Wisdom", cognitive scientist and bestselling thinker Professor Clark gathers renegade findings that shatter common assumptions about your brain, relationships, money, technology, health, and more—then distills them into quick, unforgettable rules you can use today.

Screen-Stress Detox for Busy Brains is a research-driven, step-by-step 48-Hour Phone Diet that calms your mind without deleting the apps you love. Born from thousands of hours of info mining and top-tier behavioral science, this audiobook leads you through Day-0 audits, dopamine-fast lite cycles, cue-swap routines, evening deep-cleans, morning sun rituals, and controlled re-feeds—each phase backed by JAMA, Stanford, and Duke research.

What if real freedom is not a place you reach but a practice you master? In The Five Agreements, mindset strategist Carl Pearson hands you a crystal-clear playbook for breaking the inner chains that hold brilliant people back.

Ever stare at the man in your life–husband, boyfriend, dad, son–and wonder, What planet are you from? You’re not crazy. Men run on a different operating system. The Psychology of Men hands you nine crystal-clear lenses that make his silence, drive, or sudden retreat finally make sense–without blame or guess-work.

Your mood, focus, energy, sleep, cravings, and waistline are not random. They are signals from the microbial control center running in your gut. When that ecosystem is out of balance you get brain fog, low motivation, stubborn weight, anxious loops, afternoon crashes, and sleep that never feels restorative. When it is tuned, mental clarity sharpens, cravings calm down, motivation rises, and fat loss stops feeling like a fight. The 30-Day Gut-Brain Makeover gives you a structured path to reset that system using everyday foods instead of complicated biohacking or expensive supplements.

Your money problems are not a character flaw, they are a neural loop. Breaking the Habit of Being Poor shows how decades of scarcity wiring keep ninety-five percent of your daily choices on autopilot and points you to the one proven exit: conscious neuro-reprogramming for wealth. Charlie Stuart blends cutting-edge studies with real stories to teach daily drills that overwrite the “poverty program.”

Most success books tell you to visualize harder. This one shows you why thinking is only step one—and doing is what prints the checks. What you’ll hear inside The “Bias Equation” that keeps you day-dreaming on the couch while action-takers lap you.

Cortisol Crash Landing is for high strung professionals, entrepreneurs, shift scramblers, parents running on caffeine, fitness people who train hard yet feel puffy and unrecovered, and anyone who wakes tired and gets a second wind too late at night. If you cycle through supplements, meditation apps, or extreme workouts and still feel “on edge,” this is your reset.

The Way of the Superior Woman is a science based wake‑up call for professionals, entrepreneurs, students, and mothers who sense that pushing in straight lines is costing them energy, joy, and health. Instead of asking you to work like a smaller version of a man, this guide shows how estrogen driven rhythm, heightened social circuitry, and intuitive pattern reading are biological advantages that create bigger wins with less wear and tear when used correctly.

Chaos rewards the clear-minded. Surgeons steady scalpels while monitors shriek, Navy operators keep voices low under fire, elite athletes drop heart rates on command. These people are not born different; they train their nervous systems to convert stress into razor-sharp focus.