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In the fog-choked depths of an endless forest, Elias whispers a desperate prayer: "Are you there, God? It's me..." Accompanied by the enigmatic Mara, he wanders paths that unravel the threads of his forgotten life—encounters with the echoes of his father, sister, and lost friend that stir a soul-deep ache. At the crossroads, a divine choice awaits: eternal guardianship as an angel, or rebirth into a fragile world armed with miraculous gifts to heal the broken.

She’s a courtesan who sees everything. He’s a rebel that burns too bright. Together, they find love that could shake an empire. As one of the kingdom’s painted women, Sigrid understands power is performance. She’s trained to charm, to listen, to be desired. Every gesture has meaning, every word is a negotiation.

“Useful Not True” is about reframing. Success in anything starts with your perspective which affects your strategy — your actions. Your first thought (“this is a disaster”) feels true, but it’s not the only perspective. Your first thought is an obstacle you need to get past by realizing no thoughts are necessarily true. After your initial impulse, consider other perspectives, then choose the thought that’s more useful to you — the one that makes you take effective actions. People share perspectives, not facts. They tell you how they see things.

My Dad, My Superhero is a quiet, emotionally resonant short story from the Soul Whispers series—an intimate reflection on the bond between a father and child, and the moments we often overlook until they are gone. Told with warmth and restraint, this story explores love, memory, and the small acts that become a lifetime. It is a gentle listen for anyone who has ever wished they could return to one ordinary day and see it again with clearer eyes.

Growing up isn’t easy—but having the right life skills can make it a whole lot smoother. From tricky friendships and big emotions to figuring out what they love, tweens face real-life challenges every day. And while school teaches a lot, it doesn’t always cover the skills kids need most. Life Skills Every Tween Should Know is a fun, practical guide that combines three books in one, covering the essential tools kids need to thrive - at home, in school, and in the world.

A heartwarming and magical middle-grade adventure about grief, guilt, and the power of connection. Thirteen-year-old Lola is determined to honor her perfect twin sister, who died in an accident Lola can’t forgive herself for. To make things right, she’s on a mission to complete their Perfect Pairs Collection—but one mistake lands her in serious trouble. Now, instead of facing reform school, Lola must spend August with her eccentric, agoraphobic Uncle Milo in his crumbling mansion on the Connecticut River.

Life happens and we have to adjust or get driven away in the wind of confusion, that comes when you don’t know what to do. Take a moment and consider the potency of that statement. In a perfect world, we’d love if everything happened, as we desire. No one asks for the storms of life to pour down trials and tribulations day-to-day. At times, you go through situations and just when you’ve made it out of that predicament, here comes another one.

The end of the world doesn’t begin with silence. It begins with a trumpet. When the skies split and fire rains upon Newburgh, New York, prophecy becomes reality. Angels descend not to save, but to judge. Demons rise not to tempt, but to devour. And caught between heaven’s wrath and hell’s hunger is Lynn, a single mother of five, desperate to keep her children alive.

The Crooked Dog Goes to a Farm by Joanne Stubenberg, narrated by Madeline Starr, and published by Audiobook Publishing Services, is a heartwarming children’s audiobook about friendship, kindness, and learning empathy through fun farm adventures.

Stop feeling left behind by the digital age and start using the most powerful tool of our time—with confidence, safety, and a touch of Texas humor. Does the phrase "Artificial Intelligence" make you want to go back to rotary phones and paper maps? You aren’t alone. For many in the 60+ generation, the "AI Revolution" feels more like a confusing invasion. But what if AI wasn’t a monster under the bed? What if it was a "Digital Shepherd" ready to help you preserve your legacy, protect your family, and deepen your faith?

A tender, heart-piercing romantic drama that celebrates love, loyalty, and the quiet strength of the human heart. Om, a disciplined soldier with a gentle soul, and Indira, a woman of grace carrying silent storms within, are bound by a love that grows not through grand declarations—but through unspoken promises, stolen glances, and unwavering devotion. Their worlds pull them apart. Duty demands sacrifice. Life tests them with distances, uncertainties, and heartbreaks. Yet every trial only deepens the connection their hearts quietly nurture.

What if genius is not a gift but a regime — a specific, identifiable state of a system that can be understood, entered, and sustained? For centuries, the question of exceptional achievement has been carved up among rival disciplines. Geneticists claim it lives in DNA. Psychologists insist it emerges from practice. Neuroscientists locate it in synaptic density. Sociologists point to culture and timing. Each holds a piece of the truth. None holds the whole.

Natalie Campbell is no stranger to a busy life. After all, she is a second-year medical student in St Andrews, Scotland. But this autumn, Natalie is finding the pressure of her schedule more taxing than ever. Total Pressure is a return to the exciting world of the time-travelling family we met in Balancing Matters. Natalie's story will unravel mysteries as listeners meet familiar and new characters. Guided by family, friends, and faith, Natalie will find a quieter strength that will allow her to overcome the pressures of life from the echoes of the past to the intricate fabric of the future.

Legend: The Story of Witold Pilecki is a sweeping, immersive novel that traces the arc of a life lived in the crucible of war and oppression. From the embattled parlor of the Pilecki estate to the blood-soaked trenches of the Polish-Soviet War, from the clandestine cellars of occupied Warsaw to the unspeakable machinery of Auschwitz, this is the story of a man who chose to walk willingly into hell so that the world might know the truth.

In 2004, Chaplain James Pennington arrived in Mosul, Iraq with the 1st Brigade 25th Infantry Division (Stryker). As a Battalion Chaplain, he would minister to the soldiers of the 25th Brigade Support Battalion as they experience the chaos of combat. The deployment covered the time from the infamous Mess Tent Bombing to Iraq’s first free elections. This audiobook is a fictional account based on my deployment. The story presents a Reserve Army Chaplain who returns from a deployment now serving as Pastor dealing with the experiences of combat.

Meeting Jesus: 10 Stories That Change Everything invites you into ten unforgettable encounters between ordinary people and the most extraordinary person who's ever lived. From skeptics and sinners to the broken, burned out, and spiritually curious, each story shows how Jesus meets people exactly where they are-but never leaves them the same. He speaks with grace, confronts with truth, heals what's wounded, and calls people into a new kind of life.

When 25-year-old Wendy Winkworth decides to take a break from her PI business and visit her brother in Bern, Illinois, she simply wants to catch up on family affairs. Soon family affairs have her in over her head. She’s hired by a teacher to find out if his ex-con mother is going to show up and ruin his chances of marrying the love of his life and the richest girl in town. Wendy’s mechanic brother appears to be thieving on the side. And the local sheriff is trailing her, either because he likes her looks or because he wants her to stop looking too closely at what’s going on in town.

The story of "The Thirst That Remains" is a multi-layered narrative that intertwines a historical tale of a cursed soldier with the modern-day life of a young woman on the cusp of adulthood. The book opens in 1761, introducing Thomas Hale, a British soldier who is caught in a fierce battle against Lord Alistair, an occult leader. Alistair, unleashes a powerful curse upon Hale, transforming him into a being driven by an insatiable hunger for blood and a sinister imperative for destruction.

This 2-pack contains the first two Nancy Drew books, gathered into one volume!

The Flowing Self: Identity in Drift and the Dynamics of Being offers a radical rethinking of what it means to be a self in a world shaped by continuous change, relational complexity, and the dissolution of fixed categories. Rejecting essentialist models of identity and therapeutic narratives of self-discovery, the book presents a structural account of selfhood as a lawful process—not something possessed, but something inferred, constructed, and maintained through dynamic coherence over time.