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Adrian and Delanie Michaels need a new beginning in their marriage. Old grievances have almost buried them. To begin again, they need new scenery. They need a new environment for themselves and their young son, Trey. They never imagined they would be able to afford a home the size of the two-story Victorian they find in an older, upscale Colorado neighborhood. They know the home is newer than those around it, and they know this is because the original home on the site burned to the ground.

A man wakes locked in a cage, in a very dark place. One by one, the ghosts of his family appear to him. They share a message of healing, but not all is what it seems. A hitman is paid to eliminate the CEO of a powerful company, but when he makes a big bet with a local bookie, he realizes there’s much more to his current job than he ever knew. Can he survive the secrets he uncovers after seeing the man he killed alive and well?

In the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, Adam and his small band of survivors are hunted by shape-shifting monsters that grow more cunning with every night. As these creatures learn to break into homes and mimic loved ones, nowhere is safe now. Haunted by betrayal and loss, Adam’s only hope is to rescue his son from a wife who has become as monstrous as the horrors outside. Allies are scarce, and enemies are everywhere—sometimes wearing the faces of friends. But the greatest threat may not be the monsters at all.

This audiobook consists of two parts: Classical German Philosophy and 19th and Early 20th Century Philosophy. Embark on a captivating journey through centuries of profound ideas and groundbreaking thinkers who challenged society, reshaped history, and transformed our understanding of life. In this vivid exploration, philosophy becomes more than abstract theory—it’s an inspiring tale of courage, discovery, and the relentless pursuit of meaning.

In this short treatise, historian Keith Pruitt examines the idea of the United States as a Christian Nation. First, examining the intent of the founding fathers and then their religious beliefs, Pruitt shows that the founders wanted to guarantee religious freedom while refusing to impose a state religion. The current movement of Christian Nationalism is further examined to attempt to determine what it is that these right-wing religious zealots are trying to achieve in this nation.

When he gets tired of seeing elected officials breaking the oath they made to the country, Jake Hunter decides to take matters into his own hands. Finding a few like-minded friends, they begin to carry out their mission. First, they use scare tactics to try to get those officials to keep the promises they made to get elected. When that doesn't make much difference, they resort to other measures. Some turning deadly.

Jackson Slade, Confederate Soldier, Explorer, Scout, and Gunfighter who, through a twist of fate, will live history as it is made in the frontier of the West and beyond...for a very long time....

In "How to Sell Like a Con Artist," Shaun Graff takes you on an intriguing journey into the world of persuasion, as seen through the eyes of the most unlikely teachers: con artists. This book is not a guide to deceit, but rather a unique exploration of the art of influence, distilled from the cunning tactics of con artists. Graff masterfully uncovers the psychological strategies used in cons and transforms them into ethical tools for effective selling, leadership, and everyday interactions.

A man finds himself the subject of interrogation related to a break in at his home. Or does he? The line between reality and insanity is easily blurred and razor thin for Marv Stillman. Two best friends join one another on yet another adventure, this time to the furthest remote corner of the Rocky Mountains. They seek evidence of an ever-elusive beast.

A man finds his happiest life in the world inside his coma. He also finds that the difference between heaven and hell can be a very thin line. A man wakes on a cold basement floor staring at two women who are bound to their chairs. Across the room, a dead man lies in a pool of blood.

A young boy has friends over to spend the night, but he is warned that he cannot allow the tragedies of the past to repeat themselves. A man struggling with sin returns to his cabin in the woods to face his demons and is instead confronted by his dead wife. The Antique Emporium is a store that appears out of nowhere to offer the finest of yesterday’s household goods. It is run by a man as intent on selling his wares as he is devoted to filling the personal needs of his customers. But every antiquity comes with a warning.

After the economic crash, as Territory Marshals, Buck and Bean continue hunting down those behind the territory's troubles, while trying to keep their wives from joining in!

A husband and wife find themselves repeating the same scene over and over as something large looms in the sky above them. An old woman who takes care of her Alzheimer’s inflicted husband is exasperated when she realizes he believes that his mother is at their front door. Her mother-in-law, who has been dead for many years. She wants to show him he’s wrong, however, opening the door to prove it to him is a bad idea

50 Things to Know About Finding Mr. Right: Get the Guy You Deserve, by Amanda Walton, offers an unique approach to trying to solve the dating problems that you might have had in the past. Most books on finding Mr. Right tell you to put yourself out there, to search for him, and to try and find your one and only. Although there's nothing wrong with that, it is far better to work on yourself. You can become a better person and be someone that everyone wants to date.

Two men from very different backgrounds meet in a small café in rural Texas. Together they build a refuge and a stronghold for the remnants of a fallen nation. With their neighbors, they work to build something new using old-fashioned values and ways. The Free Republic of Texas is born.

No matter your understanding of chemistry, I am sure you'll get a reaction, because the jokes within, are sodium funny. These jokes have been accumulated through years of interactions with fellow scientists and teachers, and lots of drinking in strange bars late at night. A word of caution must be had—some jokes are innocent, and some are rude and lewd, but none are meant to offend. As studies have shown, the darker your sense of humour, the more intelligent you are.

This is a story about four young men; lifelong friends, who find themselves in a Zombie war. Being in their 20s, they all grew up on horror movies and video games. They watched every episode of The Walking Dead, and after each week's show, they spent the rest of the week tearing the show apart, covering all the "what ifs", and "why's" and filling it in with, "If it was me, I woulda done...."

More from the life of the Baker Brothers, living life in the new frontier following the crash caused by several things, including a plague. They have built a new home and life in the modern Old West.

Life in the old and new days, after the crash parts of the country, are living an 1880s lifestyle, while others are in about the 1960s. Come along for the ride as the Baker Brothers chase outlaws as Territory Marshals.

Life on the new frontier after the crash. A blend of the old west and a bit of the left over times before the crash.