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Salem’s dead don’t rest. When historian Clara Ashwood discovers a journal bound to her family’s past, she awakens something that should have stayed buried. Shadows whisper her name, graves stir in the night, and a revenant stitched from the betrayed rises to collect its due. Clara must choose: bind the horror and risk her soul, or release it and condemn the town. But the veil between past and present is thinning, and Salem always demands payment. Fans of gothic suspense, supernatural thrillers, and witchcraft mysteries will be spellbound by this haunting beginning to The Witches of Salem.

From the icy Arctic tundra to the warm glow of the rainforest, Homes of the Wild takes young listeners on a captivating adventure across our planet’s diverse habitats. Each beautifully illustrated part reveals how animals adapt, survive, and thrive in the places they call home—from deserts and mountains to coral reefs and wetlands. Through lyrical storytelling and stunning artwork, children will discover how Earth’s ecosystems are all connected, forming one magnificent web of life. It’s more than just a science book—it’s a celebration of the wonder, balance, and beauty of the natural world.

High above the Haloth Desert floats Aerashar, a city sustained not by machines but by belief. Every whispered prayer, every confession, every lullaby for the dead becomes the breath that holds it aloft. Its streets hum with hymnstone and light, its people trade in words as though each syllable were an act of survival. When the first cracks appear beneath its golden avenues, Sefra, a young archivist with ink-scars on her wrists, is tasked to record every remaining prayer.

What if your life wasn’t a race to the finish line—but a painting in progress? What if every day could feel more like wandering through a mountain path, resting by a flowing river, or breathing beneath an open sky? In Shan Shui: Designing Your Inner Landscape, author Rick T. Fu introduces listeners to the ancient Chinese art of shan shui (山水—literally “mountain-water”) and shows how it offers a timeless blueprint for modern life. For centuries, Shan Shui was more than painting.

In Twelve Pitstops You Should Make While Driving to the Afterlife, Mili Mulic—a Bosnian war refugee turned artist and author—blends myth, memory, and metaphor into a deeply human road trip through the soul.