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Pregnancy is magical, messy, and sometimes downright overwhelming—especially if it’s your first time. If you’ve ever Googled “Is it normal to feel like an alien is hijacking my body?” at 2 a.m., this book is for you.

One year sober. One year stronger. One year closer to the edge. Miles Bennet’s recovery was supposed to be his ticket back to his children. Instead, his ex-wife has used it as a weapon, twisting his progress into a new kind of torment. When a soul-crushing setback sends Miles spiraling toward a bar and a double whiskey, he has one choice left: drown in his past or reach for the man who holds his tether.

Penelope never expected that one last fateful dip would transform her—not just spiritually, but literally—into a chicken nugget. Thrust into a bizarre world of dipping sauces teeming with seduction, temptation, and forbidden flavor, she explores the depths of her own desires in ways she...

Jameson Quinn is sick of trying to find herself in the big city. After a gallery opening ends in a trip to the ER and an argument with her self-involved boyfriend, she decides to take off for the peace and quiet of a small town—Ruth Valley. The small town has everything Brooklyn lacked: simple people, peaceful surroundings, and a feeling of safety. Jameson even finds the perfect house to rent from the town’s most eligible bachelor, Sheriff Jack. Life is finally headed in a promising direction. But something isn't right.

Alma Devaney has seen ghosts ever since the night she watched her grandfather die at twelve years old—an ability she’s spent decades trying to hide. Now in her early thirties, the past she’s buried comes roaring back when she’s kidnapped, tortured, and interrogated about a land she always believed was nothing more than a bedtime story. That “makebelieve” kingdom? It’s real. And Alma isn’t just connected to it—she’s the lost heir. Thrown into a world of ancient magic, political treachery, and creatures she’s only ever glimpsed in her dreams, Alma must navigate a destiny she never asked for.

The victims have nothing in common. Different cities. Different methods. Different lives. The only link: each one was publicly shamed online before they died. A rude customer caught on camera. A parking lot bully. A woman who went viral for all the wrong reasons. FBI Behavioral Analyst Maya Castillo has profiled killers for a decade. But this case breaks every rule. The murders are too precise, too distributed, too fast. No single person could be responsible — and yet the pattern is undeniable. Then Maya finds the gap. Seventeen seconds of dead surveillance footage at every crime scene.

The universe is vast, but hunger is intimate. In Galactic Gastronomy: Book 1, a solitary traveler moves between planets, stations, and star systems, recording the foods that define alien civilizations and the quiet moments that surround them. Each entry becomes a record of flavor, place, and...

Blink is a collection of poems exploring the relationship between time, language and emotion. In one breath, we describe aeons of complex existence; in another, we delve into the richness of our most private thoughts and feelings. In a life which seems limited by the constant ticking of time, is...

MAREN is a sci-fi story set after an alien "reorganization" of Earth, where most humans are kept in massive industrial facilities—CAFOs, a pointed parallel to factory farming—while a small number live in idyllic "pasture-raised" villages. The narrator is Sera, who grows up in one of those...

"Every day I wonder if God is real, if the Torah is true. Every day I wonder why I’m a Jew. But that’s part of being Jewish. In the Torah, we’re called Yisrael —the ones who wrestle with God. Wrestling, asking, wondering, searching is just what God wants us to do! God loves good questions. Now tell me, what are your questions?" —from Chapter 1In Judaism we’re allowed to ask questions. We are invited to ask them. But for young people, it often feels as if no one is willing to take tough questions about religion, ourselves, and the world seriously.

No A. I has been used in the making of this novel. Also, for iTunes readers, there are three different R.A. Allens. I'm the one that wrote The Lycan's Claw. I have tried to contact Apple about the problem, but nothing could be done. A covert extraction is sent to retrieve someone of critical importance. Get in. Get out. Leave no trace. It doesn't go that way. The island is alive with resurrected predators. Massive, intelligent, and hunting.

David Brennan hasn't slept in six days. The voices won't let him. For twenty years, he's been the man everyone counted on—devoted chaplain, faithful husband, the steady presence who guided others through their darkest moments. But when David discovers his wife Trina's affair, something inside him shatters. And in the wreckage, his dead parents begin to speak.

What would you do when offered the opportunity of a lifetime? Once as thick as thieves, Eric and his friends steadily grew apart as life took them in different directions. Careers and relationships plucked them, one by one, from their hometown and dropped them off in different parts of the country. While they still found the time to fill their group chat with jokes, discussions, and the occasional drunken selfie, things just weren't the same as when they were in high school, all in one place, hanging out in person.

Mary Jensen, a trained medic, needs a new start and she’s getting one at Research Station Tau, in remote Antarctica. Called in as an emergency replacement, Mary soon finds out Tau’s mission: to find a lost elementary particle, deep down in the ice. Dr. Ian Schuller, the station lead, thinks the particle is the key to humanity’s evolution. As they drill into the ice, complications arise and Mary starts to worry about his sanity. As he pushes harder and harder for results, the group begins to fracture. And then the hallucinations start. Something is in the ice, and it is changing them.

Leadership Through Connection: Transforming Your Approach is more than a leadership guide, it's an invitation to reshape leadership from inside out releasing outdated models of control and compliance. The advantage with this type of leadership teaches practical tools bridging the gap between generations fostering connection versus separation. Drawing on over 30 years of experience, Dr. Deborah Goldberg helps you uncover the learned hidden patterns that are counterproductive in the work environment.