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Nancy thought a trip overseas to visit her brother Mike would be a simple escape; a few months away, a change of scenery, a chance to reset. Soon, she is caught in a whirlwind of passion and temptation, tangled in the desires of more than one person and discovering that crossing a line can be the most addictive thrill of all. Now, the question isn’t whether things have gone too far. It’s whether any of them even want to go back.

Shanghai, with Extra Soy Sauce is a heartfelt, hilarious tale of friendship, cultural collision, and personal growth. Through every wrong turn and right moment, Ben discovers that sometimes the best classroom is the world itself—and the greatest lessons come when you’re totally out of your depth.

Step into the vibrant, complex world of a Chinese college through the eyes of a foreign teacher who has made it his home. In this heartfelt and deeply personal memoir, I invite listeners to experience the joys, challenges, and unexpected beauty of teaching in a culture vastly different from our own. From the quiet girl who poured her darkest thoughts into a journal to the aspiring musician torn between passion and family expectations, this book is filled with unforgettable stories of students navigating the pressures of academics, tradition, and self-discovery.

When Thomas Wright lands in Shanghai for his first teaching job, he’s bracing for culture shock, not forbidden attraction. Navigating language, longing, and unspoken rules, he finds himself drawn into a seductive triangle with two enigmatic students, each more dangerous and irresistible than the last.

Between Worlds: A Gamer’s Odyssey is an electrifying journey where virtual reality collides with real-life stakes. When an avid gamer is pulled into a world beyond the screen, they must navigate treacherous landscapes, decode hidden secrets, and battle formidable foes—both in the game and in reality. As the lines between worlds blur, the choices made could mean victory or total annihilation. Perfect for fans of immersive adventures and high-stakes action, this book is a thrilling ride you won’t want to put down. Are you ready to play?

They were brilliant. Beautiful. Bound too closely.When Dr. Mira Hall agrees to mentor the Caulfield twins, two unnervingly gifted students with a magnetic bond, she tells herself it’s just academic. But as weeks pass and lines blur, she finds herself pulled into their world of intellect, intimacy, and something far more dangerous. What begins as an exchange of ideas spirals into obsession, where every boundary is tested and every desire has consequences.

书中从作者初到中国写起描绘了初入陌生环境时的震撼语言障碍以及作为外国人所受到的高度关注这种“明星般”的待遇起初令人发笑但后来作者逐渐认识到这更多是源于文化的好奇而非个人的名气在整本书中作者分享了许多个人的挑战与

In the concluding volume of the Project Equilibrium series, the stakes have never been higher. With the government’s resurrection program exposed as a tool of absolute control, families, rebels, and the resurrected themselves stand on the precipice of revolt. Amid the sterile corridors of a government facility and the covert resistance in abandoned safe houses, a group of unlikely heroes races against time. Their mission: to hack the system, reveal the damning secrets buried in encrypted files, and reclaim the power to choose who lives and who dies.

In a world not unlike ours, the ordinary pets that dwell in homes, shelters, alleys, and barns are anything but mundane. Beneath their soft fur, bright eyes, and loyal companionship lies a celestial truth—these creatures are angels in disguise, divine watchers assigned to observe the lives of humans. They are not here simply to love, but to judge. When a person dies, their fate—heaven or hell—is influenced not only by their actions, but by the testimony of these silent guardians.

Alex, an American teacher in China, navigates the chaos and beauty of a foreign land while grappling with the uncertainty of love and identity. Ling, a restless soul with dreams bigger than borders, challenges him to embrace spontaneity and adventure. From moonlit train stations to adrenaline-fueled climbs, their journey is both literal and emotional—a testament to the unpredictability of travel and the fragility of human connections.

In a world where science has conquered aging, Arbor Vita promises humanity a future free from death’s grasp. But beneath the glossy veneer of eternal youth lies a hidden cost—one that investigative journalist Alexandra “Alex” Rogers is determined to uncover. Drawn into a dangerous web of corporate deception, underground resistance, and bioethical dilemmas, Alex and her team race across divided societies—from utopian cities to lawless black markets—pursuing the truth behind the so-called miracle drug. But as they dig deeper, they realize the stakes are greater than they ever imagined.

In a near-future dystopia where grief is weaponized and the dead can be resurrected, Project Equilibrium has transformed tragedy into a twisted experiment of control. When a brutal massacre shatters families, a clandestine government program emerges—promising a miracle by restoring one life from among the victims. But as manipulated votes and hidden surveillance reveal a system rigged to exploit sorrow, the survivors soon learn that their choices were never truly theirs.

In a world where death can be undone for one deserving soul, nine grieving individuals are brought together by the government’s controversial reanimation program, Project Equilibrium. The program gives them the power to resurrect one of nine victims taken by the same killer, Lucas Rehn, using his life force as payment. Over the course of an emotionally charged week, the group must grapple with the unbearable weight of their decision. Each deliberator brings their own pain, guilt, and love to the table

My Life in China details the author’s experiences as an expat navigating life, work, and culture in China. The book begins with the author’s arrival in China, describing the initial shock of an unfamiliar environment, language barriers, and the overwhelming attention received as a foreigner. This “celebrity” experience, while amusing at first, evolves into an understanding of cultural curiosity rather than personal fame.