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This deeply personal and transformative book challenges the belief that strength comes from emotional detachment. Growing up in Brooklyn, the author learned to equate survival with self-protection, but her journey led her to discover that real power comes from embracing vulnerability. Through raw storytelling, self-development insights, and practical tools, Soft Armor guides readers in shedding the emotional armor that keeps them guarded, unlocking self-trust, resilience, and the courage to live authentically.

If the universe, Buddha, Jesus, God, or whatever your religion came together to get this book into your hands, your understanding of the complex world of mental illness will be more advanced, so congratulations! Any person, regardless of their religion, nationality, color, or economic power is subject to this disease or its different symptoms and can also fall into the mistake of believing that absurd, erroneous behaviors, or those that are outside of what is socially accepted, are part of the personality.

Zoe wants to find true love. But first she’s going to have to deal with Greek gods and the trouble they cause. After months of dreams of being pursued by a man in an iron mask, 19-year-old Zoe is plunged into the world of lost gods. Suddenly she can see what no else can see—Greek gods are real, they have been running the world, and climate change is their fault. Zoe finds herself on the run from a god who wants to possess her and a goddess who wants her dead. Somehow her destiny is connected to the fate of the world. Can Zoe save the planet before it’s too late while also finding true love?

I was in Hell, literally! After "touring" that grim landscape looking for my lost love MG who was sent there by accident and I to retrieve him. Oh, the places and people I met!

Stella Marigold traded her suburban life to live on the road for a reason. But getting offered an innocent-sounding job as a motherly figure to a young girl seems like a rewarding role that’s hard to pass up. And the paycheck will allow Stella to pay for repairs and get back to van life.

Edmund has a secret. Besides working as a gardener at Harbo’s Garden Center, he has a separate existence on the dark web, where he is known as Raoul153. There, he flirts with the notion of eating people. This idea comes from his grandmother, who tells him stories about the history of his ancient ancestors, the Cannibal Gardeners of New Guinea.

The third audiobook of select horror and thriller stories from author Andrew Allen Smith, Yet Another Slice of Fear takes a deeper dive into the thrill of facing unknowns, including death.

Too many people profit from us remaining divided or hoping we are so overcome by despair. They do not want us to take action to fix the problems in our lives. We have lost control of the political discourse within the United States, and now we see those that disagree with us as enemies. But we agree upon more than our media and politicians would like to admit. Once we learn to see the other side as a potential ally, we can work together to fix the problems that we are facing.

Intimate details about diagnosis with HPV and the journey to divine healing.

Are you tired of pinching pennies and living pay-check to pay-check? Do you have a vision for a new business... but no idea where to start? Step out of your comfort zone and find a partner to make that vision a reality!

Step into the inspiring world of social work with The Call to Social Work: Life Stories by Craig Winston LeCroy, expertly narrated by Danielle Fliller and published by Audiobook Publishing Services. This compelling audiobook offers a heartfelt and authentic look into the lives, challenges, and triumphs of social workers, making it a must-listen for aspiring social workers, educators, and anyone passionate about making a difference.

Step into the extraordinary with Another World, a thought-provoking and controversial tale that dares to challenge the very fabric of our reality. Crafted with deep insight and wrapped in rich metaphor, this novel takes you on an unforgettable journey to Hunum—a planet strikingly similar to Earth, yet brimming with mysteries that blur the lines between the visible and invisible.

In Then Why Didn’t You Believe Him?, Donna Dilbeck, narrated by Danielle Fliller, takes listeners on a transformative spiritual journey, exploring the timeless truths of faith, God’s love, and salvation.

The wish for this book is for young women to gain knowledge of themselves before giving it away to men, who may not be worthy of your precious gifts given by God. Many may try to label it as worthless, when, in fact, it is the exact opposite. Your virginity is a treasure, more precious than gold, and should be treated as such. You bring generational wealth in the form of love, comfort, with the blessings of sons, daughters, and grandchildren, generation after generation. Never see yourself as less than…. You are worthy of the best life has to offer.

Della Adderly was a 20-something aspiring art director who was anxious to make her mark in the advertising world of the late 1960s. Tired of laboring behind men who took the credit for her work, she took a risk and strode into the office of Miss Veronica Landon—a sharp, no-nonsense creative director for one of the fastest-rising agencies in Manhattan—and demanded an interview.