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Sometimes the best solution for rain clouds, is the sun demanding to be seen. That demanding ray of sunshine had a name. It was Remle Clay. She marched into my life with no preamble and refused to be ignored. No matter how hard I slammed the door, she’d find a window to tap against. The people of Sycamore Mountain gave me a wide berth, and I liked it that way. All I wanted was peace and quiet, so how did that curvy red head continue to insinuate herself into my space?

Secure Your Crown: Positive Affirmations for Black Girls by Zara Nia Imani is a comprehensive empowerment manual designed to help Black girls navigate the complexities of identity, societal bias, and self-worth. It serves as both a private sanctuary for the listener (Zuri) and a strategic toolkit for the caregiver (Leticia).

Silas Beckham went from hunting monsters in Karst's sewers to inheriting a death trap of an estate overnight. Now he stands as the last Beckham, with twenty-eight thousand gold in taxes due and assassins gunning for his head. Good thing he's got a mythic frost wolf by his side and a talent for turning deadly creatures into unlikely allies. With his undead butler Bonereghard hiding family secrets and a flesh golem chef cooking his meals, Silas heads straight into Bastian's Summoner's Tournament.

Big Box USA presents a new look at how the big box retail store has dramatically reshaped the US economy and its ecosystems in the last half century.

When Marcus Ellison walks into a government records office holding nothing but a slip of paper with three incomplete words—IN GOD WE—he sets off a chain of events no bureaucrat, lawmaker, or authority figure can explain away. A quiet man with eyes older than his years. A phrase with no period. A truth that doesn't need permission.

Some places are meant to be forgotten. Some stories refuse to stay buried. When Raven Redsky sees a man watching from the trees during a quiet evening by the sacred fire, she senses something is wrong long before she understands why. The forest beyond the ridge has always been a place spoken about in careful tones; a place where old paths fade and stories are left unfinished.

Critical Social Justice or wokeism is a relatively new phenomena that has dominated the recent culture wars since the antiracism movement intensified in the wake of George Floyd's death.

Introduce your child to one of the greatest adventure stories ever told with Moby Dick: A Brambletale Press Adaptation. This beautifully illustrated children’s book retells Herman Melville’s classic tale in simple, engaging language designed for early book explorers ages 5-8.

For two years, Bear’s cabin has been a haven from the outside world. Hidden deep in the forest, Bear, Laurel, Mae, Trent, and their dog Jess have built a life for themselves—including a thriving medical clinic run by Laurel serving their isolated community. But their peaceful lives are shattered when a late winter blizzard engulfs the area, just as a fire breaks out and burns a neighbor’s cabin to the ground.

At long last, the Kerrigan gang discovers the identity of the man who's been hunting them, but has the information come too late? Barricaded away at the family compound in Scotland, they struggle to come up with a strategy, but some betrayals cut too deep. Secrets are dragged into the open and the fight is not theirs alone. Old grudges are the hardest to break and the seeds of discontent have already started to spread. Can the friends right the wrongs of the past?

Aria, a young red headed girl, has been content to wander the forest, talking with the animals and enjoying her life. But this week she needs to focus and finally choose a Guardian (that is, her very own animal companion).

Chaos is creeping in on Lacklan’s life like an infection into an open wound. And that chaos all seems to come from one place, Omega: Omega the ruthless, shadowy government within a government, Omega that he had sworn to destroy, Omega whose leaders he had sworn to kill, in order to protect his family, his wife and her children. But it seems that however many members of Omega he kills, more keep swarming up, like rats out of a sewer. And now it looks like even the ones he’s killed are coming back. Chaos is turning into a nightmare.

Before temples and official rituals, there were places people avoided after sunset. In the hills of ancient Anatolia, long before Rome ruled the Mediterranean, villagers gathered around stones they believed were alive. They were not there to recite prayers. They came because something unsettled them, and gathering together made it bearable. Drums carried across the valleys. Some people swayed, some watched, some stayed at the edge. A presence was felt before anyone gave it a name. Later it would be called Cybele. This book follows the Great Mother through the lives of ordinary people.

If you're fascinated by the unending conflicts that define U.S. politics, then Bipartisan Battlefields: The Definitive Guide to U.S Political Issues is definitely a work you won't want to miss. This book isn't about taking sides—it's about developing a full understanding of the current issues from all angles.

A collection of short stories in the award winning world of Paragon Exordium. 11 Stories, 12 narrators! Produced by Atlas Creed. Narrated by Aaron Smith, Cormac Brennan, Atlas Creed, Wesley Wright, Leumas Llewtnac, River Seabrook, Hel, Zack Rosenfeld, Sean Chaussee, Amber McCulloch, Mikel Melwasul and David Tullius

On one level, Richard Morris’s CANOEDLING IN CLEVELAND is a cute, nostalgic story about three teenagers spending the summer of 1960 taking canoe trips... But on another level, the novel is about the racial divide in the suburbs of Cleveland, and Jeff’s growing determination to change the world. In the summer of 1960 before his senior year in high school, Jeff canoodles friends Randy and Lori into joining him in canoeing every lake and stream around Cleveland.

In the kingdom of EdenRock, power is a fragile thing coveted by many but held by few. Darius, the ambitious brother of the late King Alaric, seizes the throne in a ruthless, bloody coup. With northern elites bowing to his will and the capital firmly under his control, he prepares to reshape the kingdom in his ruthless image. But Darius’s ambition has long blinded him to the legacy of the true ruler—Alaric’s son, Halsten, a warrior prince living in the southern territories.

Book 2 of Journals of an Omnist is A Journey Through World Religions, It is a book by female author, Eamon Moriarty that explores a variety of spiritual traditions from an omnistic perspective. The author, an Omnist, believes that truth can be found in all sincere spiritual paths and that exploring them can deepen one's understanding of both others and oneself. The book is not intended to convert readers to a specific religion or to prove one path is better than another.

Mastering Self-Discipline is a practical guide to overcoming procrastination, building powerful habits, and achieving your goals with consistency and focus. This audiobook breaks down the science of discipline into simple, actionable steps that anyone can follow. Whether you struggle with motivation, distractions, or lack of direction, you’ll discover proven strategies to take control of your time, energy, and mindset. Inside, you’ll learn how to eliminate procrastination, create lasting habits, boost productivity, and stay committed even when motivation fades.

With Tony McCarthy on her tail, everyone in Lily's life is a target. Her mom, her dog, and, it seems, me. With my house now nothing but ashes, I have to face the fact that I'm very much part of this story now. And I'm determined to make sure it has a happy ending. I'm falling for Lily, harder than I want to admit, and I know it's dangerous to get involved with someone with her past. But I have a history of my own, and our connection is impossible to deny. I don't care what it takes to bring down the McCarthy family.