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Life on the straight and narrow is easier said than done for a pair of crooks like Jimmy “Slash” Braddock and Melvin “Pecos Kid” Baker. But these reprobates are doing their damnedest to make an honest go of it. They’ve managed to safely deliver a church organ to a mountain parish when their sometime employer—Chief U.S. Marshal Luther T. “Bleed-’m-So” Bledsoe—recruits them for a job only fools would take.

The Other Monster by Hiro Zarf is a sweeping historical adventure novel narrated by Tom Franklin - born Tom Frankenstein - the lesser-known second creation of Victor Frankenstein. Unlike his infamous brother, Tom is a refined success: intelligent, charming, and nearly human in appearance, save for the patchwork scars hidden beneath his clothing.

A widow discovers her late husband's photos are vanishing, along with her memories of who he really was. A struggling writer meets a stranger who offers the perfect compliments. The price? Everything that makes him human. A family finds a stain in their rental home. It moves. It searches. And it remembers what was buried beneath.

Real Leaders C.A.R.E. by Morgan Pierse is more than a leadership manual; it's a passionate call to cultivate caring leadership in a world that desperately needs it. The author, Pierse, draws from three decades of global experience to question the idea that leadership is about titles and advocates instead for the power of genuine care. Pierse demonstrates how leaders evolve through clarity, alignment, determined focus, and engagement through influential personal anecdotes from the rugby field to international boardrooms.

During an age of ancient Egyptian mythology in the city of Memphis, Egypt, the Egyptians worshipped a pantheon of gods including Osiris, Ra, Anubis and Horus. The Egyptian priests and mystics were very advanced in the ancient religion and mystical arts. They designed, architected, and built temples, pylons, palaces, sphinx, and pyramids. All ancient mystical weapons and artifacts were created by the priests and mystics. They were the seers, healers, and wizards of Egypt.

Autobiography of an 85 year old Canadian.

This book was written to encourage the listener to hear and see Jesus in others. The author challenges the reader to reflect on the way the Lord works through others in their life. This is truly a spiritually uplifting manuscript and a must hear on audiobooks. It will inspire you in your journey of faith and give you a different outlook on seeking the Lord.

Jeff Holley shares a riveting account of his tumultuous journey through life, marked by challenges, inner demons, and the quest for self-discovery. The author's decision to pen this book stems from a profound desire to help others navigating similar struggles. The book is a canvas painted with sincerity, allowing listeners to connect with the author's experiences deeply and personally. Holley's story becomes a mirror through which listeners can glimpse their own lost selves, fostering a sense of shared humanity.

From a small farm in Lewisburg Tennessee, to soaring high in Vietnamese Skies, this is a journey of a man who rose from humbling backgrounds and stepped into the world of movers and shakers.

Kandi Jones, a young woman from Pennsylvania embarks on an exciting journey to Malibu, California. She seeks to fulfill a lifelong dream since childhood vacationing there with her parents. Kandi has high expectations for her future there in a new postion at a prestigious Hotel. There are many wonderful and unexpected encounters that culminate after she arrives. Kandi is faced with memories of the past that keep surfacing that challenges her emotions. Will she find a magical new future or will it turn out to be a whirlwind of a misadventure?

Told in dual points of view, Metamorphosis: Asleep–Aware–Awake–Alive is a powerful and inspirational women’s fiction novel about healing from emotional trauma, breaking down emotional walls, and rediscovering love in unexpected places.

Fatima: The Chosen One is the powerful true story of a woman who faced deep heartbreak, betrayal, and spiritual awakening but came out stronger, wiser, and more connected to her faith and purpose.

Life is a constant tug-of-war between opposing forces—work and family, ambition and balance, logic and emotion. In Tug-of-War: The Philosophy of T.O.W, Leo Swift reimagines this childhood game as a metaphor for resolving life’s conflicts. Through personal stories, vivid anecdotes, and practical strategies, Swift presents a transformative framework for turning struggle into collaboration. The journey begins by exploring the core concept of T.O.W., illustrating how conflicts, both internal and external, shape our decisions and relationships.

Brothers Ethan and Jake travel to Serengeti National Park in search of adventure and a break from their daily routines by volunteering at a wildlife preserve. There, they meet sisters Sarah and Emily, fellow volunteers with whom they form an instant bond. Hoping to impress the girls, the brothers suggest an unauthorized nighttime jeep tour to observe nocturnal animals—despite strict warnings.

In Ramblings and Writings of a Radical Christian, embark on a transformative journey through the author’s deeply personal reflections and revelations that emerged from a profound encounter with divine grace. This book captures the essence of a spiritual awakening that not only reshaped the author’s faith but also offered a radical new perspective on living a life wholly devoted to Christ.

In this heartfelt memoir, Donna Nesbitt opens up about her life filled with trials and tribulations, where every broken promise shaped her into the resilient woman she is today. From a challenging childhood to an unstable marriage, Donna’s story is about survival and faith. Donna takes readers through her early life, which is marked by significant struggles and a series of promises that were never kept. Her marriage, fraught with difficulties, leads to a relentless fight in court and personal battles that test her strength and resolve.

Going The Other Way addresses how institutionalized religion has fostered a negative attitude towards the human body by promoting beliefs of guilt, shame, and antagonism. This book offers a remedy for the deep-seeded negativity of society as it is. The remedy? Become a true friend to your body. With this simple 180 degree turn you can leave the matrix systems of disempowerment behind, in order to create a beautiful life, full of love, connection, and joy.

Echoes of a Silent Prayer by Memory Chihwayi Matombo marks a journey in Mutoko, a lively village rich in traditions, where a young woman named Grace lives. Her story is one of hard work, love for her family, and quiet strength. The book displays how important community is, where even a simple purple flag flying above a hut can call for help from neighbors.