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What if the proof of God's presence is found in real life-not perfect lives, but faithful ones? Everlasting Grace is a collection of true testimonies, poetry, and sacred pauses that reveal a God who still shows up. These pages remind us that grace is not distant-it is lived.

In a chaotic world, one truth remains unshaken-God has not changed. Everlasting Grace gathers real-life testimonies, Christian poetry, and moments of reflection that reveal His love, mercy, and abiding presence. Through heartfelt stories and sacred pauses, this collection invites readers to slow down, reflect, and experience the enduring grace of a God who is still near.

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Susana CortAz-Guerrero loves her life. A sassy, ambitious executive, she is happily focused on her career and enjoys a passionate love life with her college sweetheart, Enrique. Childless by choice, the couple has walked side by side, their plans and dreams in harmony for years.

Yet the marriage that is the envy of all their friends begins to show cracks as their desires diverge. Career changes magnify their differences as Susana is promoted to senior vice president at one of Florida's top marketing agency and Enrique considers retirement-and neither of them is sure how to stop or repair the damage. On an anniversary trip to visit their friends in Europe, pressures mount as Susana-compelled by a desire to transcend her family's humble roots-increasingly concedes to her agency's unreasonable demands, even in the face of ugly prejudice. Enrique, newly eager to embrace a life of travel and leisure, seems unable to appreciate or support the demands on her time. And when Susana faces a horrific ethical decision, she has to face a painful truth: The marriage forged over decades may no longer sustain her.

With the backdrop of her friend Azalea's new marriage and life in Spain, Susana must wrestle with her competing desires. Can one woman truly have it all? Will this be the end of her marriage or a new chapter in their love story?

A Thistle in the Cevennes is book three of the Blooming Series, a quartet of stories featuring friends Azalea, Sara, Susana, and Lauren. Each book explores their unique challenges-always believing in the profound value of friendship and the genuine happiness that comes when they embrace the risk of life and love.

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HOW I SURVIVED PROSTATE CANCER AND STAGE IV KIDNEY FAILURE

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Dr. Orr shares the triumphs and struggles that shaped his career and character. From navigating the complexities of building a successful practice to making lasting contributions to his community.This book offers a glimpse into the life of a man who turned obstacles into opportunities. Told with candor, humility, and wisdom, Dr. Orr's story is more than a personal reflection-it's a guide for anyone seeking to leave a mark on the world.

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A Field-Tested Guide Where Daily Life Becomes Your Strongest Ally

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Pure Well-Being: A Field-Tested Guide Where Daily Life Becomes Your Strongest Ally takes you step-by-step toward your ideal life. This is more than a book; it is a practical roadmap centered on daily well-being and joy.

Drawing from her own experience and her work supporting thousands of individuals throughout her career, Cecile Calichon offers you the opportunity to positively and sustainably transform your life. She teaches you how to turn your day-to-day experience into your greatest source of happiness.

Inside, you will find not only a motivating and engaging message but also practical exercises to do at home that guarantee a magnificent transformation.

Cecile Calichon's mission is to help you live your most beautiful life by effortlessly embodying the ideal version of yourself. She encourages you to believe that "everything is possible" in the truest sense of personal evolution.

She reclaims our well-being as a birthright and a certainty-one we are entitled to without compromise.

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A Woman's Guide to Self-Love, Boundaries, and Finding the Right Partner

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Me, Myself, or Him? It is a powerful, faith-centered guide for women who are tired of repeating unhealthy relationship patterns and are ready to choose clarity, self-respect, and emotional peace. Written by the Owner and Founder of Hope & Harmony Behavioral Health Services, Sherita DeJohn Turner, a dedicated professional, this book speaks directly to women who have loved deeply, waited patiently, and questioned whether choosing love has required them to lose themselves in the process.

Drawing from real conversations with fifty women from diverse backgrounds, along with professional insight and personal reflection, this book explores what healthy love truly looks like and why it must begin within. It challenges the idea that fulfillment comes from finding the right partner and instead focuses on becoming whole, grounded, and emotionally secure before inviting someone into your life.

Through honest storytelling, faith-based wisdom, and practical guidance, readers are guided to recognize emotional red flags such as love-bombing, breadcrumbing, gaslighting, and control. The book helps women understand the difference between chemistry and consistency, excitement and emotional safety, and teaches how to walk away from relationships that compromise peace, values, or self-worth.

Each chapter encourages self-reflection and growth, offering tools for building self-love, setting healthy boundaries, healing through forgiveness, developing emotional intimacy, and trusting God's timing without settling or rushing love. Affirmations, journaling prompts, and real-life stories help readers apply these lessons in a meaningful and personal way.

Me, Myself, or Him? It is for women who are healing from heartbreak, learning to say no without guilt, and seeking love that aligns with their faith, values, and emotional well-being. It is also a thoughtful read for men who want to better understand a woman's heart and learn how to love with respect, consistency, and integrity.

This book reminds readers that the most important relationship they will ever have is the one they build with themselves. When a woman honors her worth, protects her peace, and trusts the process, she no longer chases love-she attracts it.

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A Med Student's Roadmap to Finding A Light In Their Darkest Hour

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Every year, physicians die by suicide in numbers equivalent to the size of a medical school. The machismo of the medical community and fear of professional repercussions keep many physicians from reporting bouts of depression. Having dealt with this first-hand during her career, Dr. Delicia Haynes is all too familiar with its devastating effects. After learning of the death of a second year medical student, Dr. Haynes could no longer be silent on the topic of depression and suicide.

Poised to shed light on this deadly issue plaguing her colleagues and her profession, Dr. Haynes has written The Dawn: A Med Students Roadmap to Finding a Light in Their Darkest Hour, which not only encourages physicians to seek professional help, but also walks readers through the signs and symptoms of depression, and describes an integrative approach to treatment. This book will prove an invaluable tool for physicians the world over.

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I wrote The Acorn and the Oak Tree to comfort my five-year-old granddaughter after the loss of her "Grammy." For months, the sight of me was a reminder of her grief, but this story helped provide the hope she needed to heal. It is a book for anyone navigating the loss of a loved one. I dedicate this work to my beloved wife.

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The Arab spring is in full swing in 2011 Egypt. The Egyptian President has been deposed and his interim replacement tentatively tries to steer the country away from fanaticism. The Muslim Brotherhood is in the ascendency and the CIA fearing another Iran hostage crisis has reduced its presence. Evacuating all non-essential operatives and relying on its allies for help if a crisis evolves.

American heiress, Jessie Simmons, mysteriously disappears, whilst touring the middle east with the university orchestra. The daughter of a major democratic party donor, it is feared she's been murdered. The alleged killer being the spoilt son of a US senator is bruised and battered, and in a filthy Cairo jail. The US President needs friends, urgently. The CIA reluctantly reaches out to Australian author and perceived, Arab sympathiser, Peter Brady.

His mission takes him to Cairo then Aswan in Egypt, his contacts being a mysterious and efficient, female MI6 agent and a tough and experienced senior operative in the Egyptian police. As they delve, their search widens to other ports and cities of the Mediterranean and Europe.

Peter, whilst battling his own demons, must resort to his army experience from a previous life. Can he succeed to match and overcome his clever, devious, and brutal opponents to resolve this intriguing puzzle.

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Unlock the Secret to a Healthier, Longer Life With the Healing Properties of Black Seed Oil!

For centuries, black seed oil, derived from the Nigella sativa plant, has been used to help remedy aches and skin irritations, such insect bites, sores, inflammation, and rashes.

Historical sources point out that Cleopatra and Nefertiti used black seed oil as part of their skincare regiment. Even the Islamic Prophet Muhammad claimed black seed oil 'can heal

every disease, except death."

Surely, your interest has been prayed by now, that's why you're here to begin with! While all these claims are nothing short of spectacular, you want to know if there's truth to them.

That's why this book is for!

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Trai Ngot (Sweet Fruits) is a collection of reflective essays that follows the quiet currents of memory, where the smallest moments of childhood ripen into enduring sweetness. Moving from the fertile landscapes of river and silt, from freshwater canals to brackish shores, and from still summer noons to the gentle presence of a grandmother, friends, and everyday rituals, each piece offers a glimpse into a life shaped by the rhythms of southern Vietnam.

Rather than unfolding along a linear narrative, the book drifts with the logic of remembrance-at times expansive across land and water, at times settling into intimate, personal details. Through this movement, Trai Ngot evokes the quiet forces that shape a human life: family, friendship, and a deep bond with a place. In the end, what remains is not merely what was seen or lived, but a lingering aftertaste-a sweetness that endures, carried within memory and reflected in the way one lives.

Vietnamese
Trai Ngot la mot tap tuy but lan theo dong chay cua ky uc, noi nhung ieu nho be va quen thuoc cua tuoi tho dan ket tinh thanh nhung "vi ngot" khong phai. Tu mien at va phu sa, nhung con kinh nuoc ngot en vung nuoc man, tu nhung buoi trua he lang gio en hinh bong nguoi ba, ban be va nhung sinh hoat oi thuong, moi trang viet mo ra mot lat cat cua oi song mien Nam chan chat va giau tinh cam.

Khong ke lai theo thu tu thoi gian, tap truyen van hanh theo nhip ieu cua ky uc - khi rong mo theo khong gian song nuoc, khi lang sau vao nhung chi tiet rat rieng. Qua o, Trai Ngot goi lai nhung gia tri a am tham nuoi lon mot con nguoi: tinh than, tinh ban, va su gan bo voi at ai. e roi sau tat ca, ieu con lai khong phai la hinh anh cu the, ma la mot du vi - mot vi ngot ben lau, lang le hien dien trong cach ta nho va cach ta song.

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Dans ce septieme livret de la serie Lazy Lama, Ringu Tulku explore notre besoin universel d'amour et nous invite a reflechir aux bienfaits de la bienveillance reciproque. Mais comment, en tant qu'etres humains imparfaits, pouvons-nous offrir un amour, meme imparfait, et est-ce suffisant ? Oui, affirme Rinpoche, nous pouvons et devons commencer la ou nous en sommes. Nous pouvons des maintenant nous temoigner bienveillance, aide et soutien, tout en aspirant a un amour inconditionnel. A travers ces enseignements d'une apparente simplicite et concision, Rinpoche nous encourage a developper le courage d'un Bodhisattva et a reveler notre veritable bravoure interieure.

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Ringu Tulku, Marie-Pierre Douchet, Betty Krebs

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How the Misadventures of U.S. Policy since WWII have Led to the Quagmire of Today's Economic, Social and Political Disappointments

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The State of the Republic is an overview of significant political, social, and economic events since the end of WWII, along with a look at the criminal justice system, that has led up to the quagmire of disorder witnessed daily among our political leaders in Washington.

The American people are fraught with frustration and mistrust of our governmental leadership and children are growing up unsure of just what the nation's values are or what this country stands for. The conclusions are: American leadership in the world has digressed in moral/ethical stature and responsibilities; the federal government, itself, has become so politically incestuous that the people have lost control; crime, violence, and disorder have become rampant and a house cleaning in Washington is long overdue.

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Dangerous Journey is a story of two friends who set out on an adventure to race their vintage Corvette in the Moscow to Beijing Road Race and end up as the means for Al-Qaeda to make nuclear bombs to destroy ten famous American landmarks and to kill millions of Americans. When nuclear scientists Dr. Chance Taylor and Dr. Charles Brown need a break from their work on America's atomic weapon systems, they soon find themselves with the type of demanding work they were trying to get away from. CIA quirky analyst and theorist, Hank Sollenberger, discovers the terrorist plot, but it seems so far-fetched that no one at the CIA will believe him. So, he ventures out on his own to prove that his theory is real and that there is a deadly threat to millions of Americans. The question is can Hank uncover the plot in time to protect America from this threat of nuclear disaster? Or will his superior, Beverly Jenkins, find him and fire him from the CIA first?

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Set against the shifting social and political landscape of mid-20th-century British Honduras, this novel presents a powerful and emotionally layered story about survival, identity, and the complicated bonds that define family. The narrative begins with Cathlean's return to the country she once fled, a place filled with painful memories and unresolved trauma. Her decision to reclaim her life and her son marks the beginning of a story that explores both personal ambition and the consequences of choices made in desperation.

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Taken from chapter titles in the book, Loves, Kerbsides and Goodbyes captures the raw nature, characters and adventures of global backpacking. Distilled from over a decade on the road, it's an insightful and emotional account of international backpacking culture, driven not by chronology or geography, but by experiential themes - where the main stage on the open road are kerbsides. They're backpackers' theatre to meet and re-connect, share their lives, fall in love, say goodbye.

Spanning six continents, this candid memoir balances the enchantment of movement and the spaces between places as it traces a loose, interweaving troubadour of bonhomie, shoestring travellers across countries and borders - where new onward routes are decided by serendipity and a coin toss. Selecting entertaining slices of life from the open road, Loves, Kerbsides and Goodbyes shares the unpredictability of waking each day in a different place, and the unexpected encounters with unlikely wayfarers along the way.

There are no prescriptive do's and don'ts or must-see lists. No sundry travel agent tips and tales of lost luggage, airline maladies or hotel woes. Simply the worldly curiosity, excitement, wonder, temptations and perils of backpacking today. Experience the adrenalin of high-mountain voids; the hedonism of jungle hideaways and beachside bungalows; the dangers of street scams and muggings; the anxiety of police interrogations and corrupt shakedowns; along with the frustrations, freedoms, enlightened insight and awe on long, arduous overland journeys. Where intimate connections and lifelong friendships are forged in an instant, share the currency which makes everyone on open-ended journeys rich. Time.

By wending an underlying narrative of romance and regret on the road, Love, Kerbsides and Goodbyes captures the vicarious reader who longed to feel the weight of freedom with a backpack. It's also a great companion for wanderlust struck mates on their next adventure abroad, and a perfect read to acquaint the tyro traveller with life, love and solitude on the road today - as backpackers push farther and farther from touristed places in search of unique experiences.

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For some of us travel is a vice for anonymity and escape to punctuate breakups, career changes, midlife crises and retirement. For other overland journeys reveal deeper impulses of personal transformation - with people acquainting themselves with Eastern practises and mystical traditions of original peoples to find answers to happiness and harmony and bear light onto the ultimate mystery and sufferance of it all. Once again offering his distinctly ruminative and personal account of the wanderlust filled world of international budget backpacking, Beat Zen and the Art of Dave consolidates McNamara's unique voice in the stereotypic genre of travel writing by.

Beat Zen and the Art of Dave is the playful and referentially titled follow up to McNamara's first travel memoir, Loves, Kerbsides and Goodbyes. As the title suggests, Beat Zen and the Art of Dave draws upon a privileged insight spanning a decade and a half to expound on the shifting ideals and motivations behind the ever expanding popularity of shoestring travelling. The book examines McNamara's incurable desire for travel by winding past recollections dating back to his inaugural backpacking adventure in 1998, with trips as recent as last year to reveal deeper impulses of anonymity, escape, independence and personal transformation. By comparing the attitudes and impulses of the aging Lonely Planet generation to the new iBackpackers, he exposes the darker side of wanderlust through the delusions, fallacies and inherent detachment ignored by travellers, but which accompany any obsession. McNamara credits the ancient connection between travel and spirituality and lays a foundation of various mystical and unorthodox philosophies to address the current climate of spiritual curiosity in our digital world. As more and more people return to Eastern practises and mystical traditions of original peoples to find answers to happiness and harmony Beat Zen and the Art of Dave discusses the conundrum of travellers seeking enlightenment in the less familiar when mobile technology keeps us tethered to all that we left behind.

Finally, McNamara returns to his signature preoccupation with goodbyes to confront the sacrifices of his own itinerant lifestyle, and the uncertain end to his first committed relationship as his girlfriend looks to embark on her own travels upon graduating university. At its essence Beat Zen and the Art of Dave is mediation on the modern vagrant and wayfaring lifestyle. And with broad appeal and candour it elucidates the perils and rewards of self exploration and discovery often ignored in everyday life, but which find a home in the dislocation of time, distance and freedom of the open road.

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There are visions that do not console. There are voyages that begin in wonder and end in surrender. There are nights in which the weary soul, loosening from the ordinary world, begins to find beauty in drift, distance, and relinquishment.

In Where the Weary Soul Sets Sail, J.D. River gathers poems and tales by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Edgar Allan Poe, John Keats, Lord Dunsany, H.P. Lovecraft, Walter de la Mare and Robert W. Chambers into a single haunted progression: from dream and reverie, to passage and longing, to the seductive stillness that lies beyond return. Rivers open onto impossible countries. White ships arrive from the edge of sleep. Music summons the listener toward pursuit. Silence itself becomes a form of judgment.

Part of the Elsewhere Collection, this volume offers a deliberately shaped encounter with literature's dream-voyages, fatal visions, and the dangerous sweetness of elsewhere.

The Elsewhere Collection
The Elsewhere Collection is a growing sequence of curated anthologies in which public domain works of the fantastic and uncanny are gathered not by genre or period but by psychological atmosphere - by the specific inward states they illuminate and the pressures they exert on the reader who encounters them in sequence. Each volume assembles its texts around a single governing experience: a mood, a temptation, a way consciousness can be altered, seduced, or undone. The editorial voice is present throughout as personal testimony - the record of a reader shaped by these works. Each volume closes with an original poem or tale as aftersound. The series takes its name from the quality shared by all its texts: the sense that somewhere beyond the threshold of ordinary waking life, another order of experience waits - more spacious, more dangerous, and disturbingly more alive.

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MINDFUL AT THE TOP (Breaking Free from the Screen) is a research backed digital wellness book for Entrepreneurs, Founders and Executive Leaders in the modern world. Written and edited by Sheun David Onamusi (Founder, SDONAMUSI Inc.), the book provides a practical guide for leaders who cannot afford to burn out. Introduced within is the term "Productivity Paradox" a concept that highlights how productivity tools and insistent notifications from them create a decline in the very problem these tools were meant to solve. Providing a 90-day plan to healthier relationships with digital devices, the book draws on Neuroscience research and practices modeled by Mindful Leaders.

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The author, Deborah Tendo, tells the story of her own relationship with her father in this book. It is a tell-all story in which Deborah tells things as they are-from her dad's alcoholism and how it affected his personal life and relationships to his struggle with cancer, and how her mother disowned the author as her daughter. The book is a rich historical archive of issues and

events that continue to define modern Kenya in the post-independence era, including HIV/Aids, ethnic rivalry, and corruption. These are written in an interesting, captivating fashion as Deborah narrates the story of her family, culminating in revealing the power of social media as she rallied her followers in her darkest moments.

Deborah Auko Tendo is a logistician, public/private security consultant and dangerous goods specialist. She holds ten years' experience as an election observer in Africa. A cancer advocate, she is multilingual and can speak six languages. She is the Patron of SheLogistics, an association for Kenyan women in logistics and transport, and is the CEO of the Kenya Fibroids Foundation. An award winning social justice enterpreneur, Deborah's work for Rough Silk has earned her accolades-including the Ashoka Global Change Makers award, a writer for UN Youth, and featuring in the American Embassy's "60 stories of Impact". Deborah was voted among the 50 Most influential Kenyan Women in 2024/25. Her other passions include travelling. She has been to all except two countries in Africa and a total of 86 countries worldwide. An adventurist, she has summited both Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya in the same year. She is also a sporting and rumba enthusiast. She is a wife and mother of three children. Mission Statement "Impossible things are happening everyday."

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Speculative prose in the tradition of a Ballard, Gibson or Murakami, these tales describe a hyper-real New York half real, half illusion glued together with layers of augmented reality, where the city' s inhabi-tants are forced to scavenge or steal the most precious commodity water carved out at great risk from the archipelago of icebergs moored horizon to horizon.