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Commander Anna Dimitrovic leads a crew of four on remote Deep Space Research Station Thirteen. Six months of electromagnetic research, then home. Simple. Routine. But the cameras are showing intruders. The frequencies are spelling out warnings. And one by one, her people are changing. Anna knows the signs. She won't let Kandahar happen again. She'll protect her crew, even from themselves. Even if they beg her to stop. In the silence of deep space, the most dangerous enemy might be the one that's always been inside.

Ten years after the invaders arrived, the scant traces of humanity still live every second of their lives in absolute terror. Forced from their cities into ragged communes on the edges of the world, they cling to their precarious existence by the weight of their micro-decisions, one careless move or false breath away from certain death. Some believe they’re the lucky ones; others believe they’re cursed. But something in the sky is changing, and seeds of hope now grow amongst the carnage and devastation. Will they live to see the dawning of a new day?

Your Word Is Your Wand by Florence Scovel Shinn was written in 1928. Even after nearly 100 years, this public domain work is a timeless spiritual guide that teaches the power of spoken words in shaping one's reality.

An ordinary summer holiday turns into the adventure of a lifetime when Lucky discovers a mysterious, humming amulet in the sunken bones of an old shipwreck.

Delve into this dramatic Christmas tale of love, laughter, heartbreak, and tears as a trio of friends prepare for the holiday season on a high note. The boundaries of the friendship are tested when the past and the present collide.

The origins of the witch are steeped in mystery, folklore, and a complex interplay of cultural beliefs that span centuries and continents. From ancient times, women and men who practiced healing, divination, and other forms of magic were often revered. However, as societies evolved, these practitioners faced increasing scrutiny and persecution. The term "witch" began to take on a darker connotation, largely due to the societal fears of the unknown and the supernatural.