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Avery, June, and their friends are being hunted. They need to find fuel so that they can travel across the country to the underground city, to a place where humans live safely, free from the terrors above ground. But once they make it there, will it be the idyllic paradise they imagine it to be or will it be worse than the current nightmare in which they live?

In this unusually personal document, Queen Liliʻuokalani paints a detailed picture of life in a royal family—something few such figures ever attempt. She shares important memories from her childhood and chronicles her life on the international stage, beginning with her momentous ascension to the throne and ending with her effective overthrow by American businessmen and politicians who had little interest in maintaining Hawaii’s autonomy.

Major Jack Torrance is trying to come to grips with being a spy. Is he always on the side of what's right or is it a matter of not being on the side of what's worse? Events often move too quickly to be able to tell. The future has been foretold. A guide—the Mahdi—will free Soudan, free Egypt, and topple the corrupt Ottoman Empire. Soudan falls to the Mahdi. The Khedive in Cairo hires Englishman General Charles Gordon to go to Khartoum and evacuate the Egyptians and Europeans trapped within the walled city. Gordon gets there but can’t get out.

Jack is seconded to the tiny British Intelligence Department, little more than a map room in 1880. He’s assigned to the Balkans, Turkey, and Africa Desk – a hodgepodge of low priority. Jack’s got nearly nothing to do, but he wants to learn. He works on his Arabic and he seeks out experts on Islam and the complicated politics of the Ottoman Empire. When trouble erupts in Egypt, his friends offer to pay his way to Cairo. Perhaps Jack can help free the Egyptians from the control of Constantinople.

Joshua Stewart is a young man with a passion for the future -- for new technology, for understanding what is to come, and for taking business advantage of both.

Come travel into the 1930s and through the doors of St. Margaret's School for Girls. The place used to be an almshouse, until its previous occupants burned to death 13 years before. The townsfolk are at a loss as to what started the fire. Some said it was an act of the devil. Some said it was a resident who had too much to drink. The building, miraculously, survived.

Jack rescues a very public figure, and he’s drawn into a gilded world with few rules and heady stakes. It’s 1880: The world is small; the players have perilous ambitions. Espionage has always been a polite game, but now the stakes are changing.

It's a summer long weekend and all that brings in Barrachois -- families at the park, a regatta, races, picnics, and fireworks. Connie's new hotel is also having its grand opening, featuring a great band hired for the occasion. The musicians are arriving on the sleeper train early in the morning. But there's something terribly wrong. No one is at the controls. The passengers are all asleep. Nothing, nothing can stop the crash. One person will soonl be dead. This won't be a holiday for Urquhart and MacDonald.

Jimmy and Sandy Urquhart are exhausted new parents, juggling work while trying to enjoy their baby boy on a particularly beautiful summer morning. The explosion that morning was heard for miles. Everything stopped. The blast was meant to conceal a murder–a truly senseless death that confounds Jimmy and his team. But the tragedy does not stop there.

The Gregory family lost pretty much everything but they learned to adapt. Happily. Unluckily, they discover a literary treasure of global importance in a wall of their house. Can they adapt again? There are forces at work that seem beyond their control.

Newlyweds Jimmy Urquhart and Sandy (Notepad) MacDonald head to New York for a Manhattan honeymoon. The new Mrs. Urquhart knows the city very well, perhaps too well. Her surprising friendships with some notable people re-awakens some of Jimmy's concern about her past, but Notepad makes it clear she will not talk about it.

Barrachois overlooks the cold, watery edge of the world. It’s a small city crooked by necessity, but an oddly safe place–joyous, even. Until two little kids witness the death of the limping man. With an unerring eye for period atmosphere, crime fiction writer D.E. Ring builds a layered, mesmeric portrait of a town thriving in the years after WW2. It's pragmatic and unconcerned about its crooked tendencies. It's a smuggler's paradise, and the Mafia has long been involved.

God revealed the mystery of the Christmas tree to Pastor Roslyn Haywood-Broadnax in 2005. This audiobook will answer the age old questions, "How is the Christmas tree connected to Christ?" and "Why does the Christmas tree bring so much peace, happiness, and joy into our homes?". If you want to know more about this revelation, listen to this audiobook and learn how the Christmas tree connects to Christ's birth, death, and resurrection.

Katherine, the new administrator of the posh but 200-year-old assisted living château called the Ambassador's Retreat, doesn't believe in God - certainly not in angels. Will she be able to solve the mystery behind a dying resident claiming to see angels coming to take her to heaven? The episode puts the elderly clients into a theological uproar. The chairman of the board gives Katherine one week to reassure the godly residents that whether or not they saw the angels will have no bearing on whether they go to heaven. He will fire her in one week if she can't calm the storm.

Forget everything you think you know about chasing your passion and finding your purpose. Discovering and living out your purpose leads to longevity, happiness, and fulfilment. Missing it leads to regret, disappointment, and hollowness. If you’ve ever felt like there should be more to life, this book exists to give you hope. There is so much more, and it’s time for the next level. You only get one life. Make it count.

A New Life is written as a fantasy with heart. It portrays the author's love of God, nature, and family. It is my hope that you, the listener, will be transported to a simpler time and place. You may even see a bit of yourself in the characters of the story, but they are actually fashioned after my own family. After suffering a great loss, the characters in the story have to leave the home they love and everything familiar as they begin a new life, in a new place.

Anne and Hutch have escaped the confines of the Tyson Estate with plans to live out in the harsh conditions of The Elements where it is always winter. Instead, they accidentally discover an entire society of people living underground. Dwellers, as they call themselves, enjoy a peaceful existence away from the Estates and out of The Elements in a world called Sub Terra. There are dozens of families living in homes they call Dwellings. They live in what once was the New York City subway system. They exist as people did before The Shift.

Thrust from her home out in The Elements, having escaped from the labs of The Tyson Estates and now free from the horrors of Sub Terra, Annie with Hutch and their infant daughter, Eden, now find themselves in a world they never knew existed, Atlantica. An underwater civilization, Atlantica was built by seven friends who believed Calvin Tyson’s theory of extreme climate changes due to a drastic shift of the Earth’s axis. It was to be a temporary base of operations until scientists could find a way for their people to survive out in the harsh ruins of the Earth after The Shift.

A cute puppy dog that helps children learn good hygiene practices and healthy eating choices. The book is a Covid-19 awareness book for children to assist in transitioning back to school....

Jesus Jingles is a collection of piggyback tunes jingled with biblical lyrics. Unlike advertising jingles which are meant to hook us on earthly products, Jesus Jingles hook you and your children on the greatest “product” of all time - the love of Jesus. JJ is a set of biblically based lyrics put to familiar songs and nursery rhyme tunes. These jingles encourage, strengthen, and help us discover the love of our savior, Jesus Christ. JJ is meant to be sung over our babies and with our children and grandchildren.