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For the Enneagram Seven—the Enthusiast—it’s all about living life to the fullest. While our negative and overly serious world desperately needs your energy and optimism, sometimes your fast pace causes you to become overextended, scattered, and dismissed by others.

High school graduation is just around the corner for Jason Ellis and his friends. Their social lives are booming, and Jason has his girlfriend, Rem, by his side. So far, this has been the greatest year of 18-year-old Jason’s life, but 1984 isn't over yet. In the blink of an eye, 40-year-old Jason looks back at a life that feels wasted on broken relationships and a career that belittles his talents. Can the friendships that spun him into this oblivion actually rescue him from it? He'll find out when he returns to his hometown in Nebraska, the only place where he remembers knowing who he was.

Jeanne-Marie’s book is like sitting with a trusted friend and having a meaningful conversation about how we choose to live our lives. This book will make you feel better about yourself, your purpose, and your life. It is a delight to listen to.

The world died the day the power grid failed. Civilizations crumbled and life ground to a halt. Those who survived the transition became something else. Two years have passed since the lights went out. Crow and his small group of survivors have done their best to forage supplies and live off the land, but danger looms in every shadow.

Special Agent Mallory Channing of the National Bureau of Investigation has to fight every inch of the way to forge a career in that entrenched, male-dominated bureaucracy. Beautiful, intelligent, and well-educated, she’s determined to prove herself by volunteering for the most dangerous assignments. But nothing in her training can prepare her for the peril she faces when she finds herself taken far from civilization and deposited into a remote, barbarous world – one ruled by strong, ruthless men.

When janitor Truman Pierce isn't listening to his classical jazz records, he stays under the radar and keeps to himself. Nothing much happens in his world until popular college instructor Danielle Hutchins asks him out. The day after their first date, Pierce finds Danielle murdered in her classroom. With only a little information to go off of, and a pair of detectives that he doesn't trust, Pierce sets off to find Danielle's killer.

In a human lab behind locked doors and bulletproof glass, a group of scientists works on a covert project. They keep from forming personal contacts and even avoid knowing each other’s names. Together they refine the virus set loose on the world. The goal is simple: eliminate all creatures. In a bar hidden from human sight, a secret meeting reveals a startling reality: a mysterious illness is killing creatures. All creatures with genetic markers are falling ill, and many of them are dying.

Gabriel Cohen found himself as a mere bystander on a subway platform beneath the streets of Cairo, Egypt, when a phone call from his brother unraveled the fabric of his reality. In a matter of ten words, Gabriel discovered he was a fugitive, fleeing from the law, and he needed to take drastic measures to escape his world forever. A world teetering on the edge of an unprecedented transformation, a desperate plea from his brother, and Gabriel's involvement in the Egyptian military's top-secret ANGEL Project set the stage for a pulse-pounding sci-fi thriller.

Walter Billingsley’s entire life changed on a dark, violent night in the spring of 1776. At the tender age of fifteen, he witnessed and experienced unspeakable acts of terror against his family, perpetrated by militants loyal to the British Crown. The horrors of that unforgettable night launched this innocent Colonial lad on a determined course toward service in the rebellion known as the American Revolution.