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He escaped his past once-now it's holding the future hostage.

After barely surviving the fallout of exposing a billion-dollar fraud and his wife's devastating betrayal, Jason Miles is trying to start over. As the head of a rising tech consultancy, he seeks a quieter life where danger is not a constant companion. But when an old enemy resurfaces with a threat he can't outrun, that fragile normalcy shatters.

Blackmailed into stealing the world's first Alpha Quantum Computer-a self-learning machine capable of breaking every safeguard ever invented-Jason is thrust back into the shadows he tried to leave behind. Refuse, and the people he loves will die. Comply, and every digital system on the planet becomes vulnerable to a single ruthless cabal.

Hunted on all sides, Jason is drawn into a global conspiracy spanning from Tampa's Ybor City to the cliffs of the Greek Isles. To survive and protect the future from being rewritten, he must stop a secret society seeking absolute power and face the past that refuses to stay buried.

But some secrets are best left as loose ends.

Love DNA by Robert Warmack III is a faith-rooted, emotionally intelligent relationship book for singles, couples, and anyone healing from heartbreak who desires lasting, healthy love. Drawing from over twenty years of clinical counseling experience, spiritual insight, and real-life relationships, Warmack introduces a practical relationship blueprint for how love is built, sustained, repaired, or released. At the heart of the book is the Love DNA Relationship Model, grounded in four essential foundations. Love, Trust, Communication, and Spirituality. The core areas where every relationship either flourishes or fails. Through real-life examples, reflective questions, and actionable "how-to-love" skills, readers learn to identify unhealthy patterns, strengthen emotional connection, rebuild trust, and love with intention. Unlike surface-level relationship advice, Love DNA addresses the full continuum of love, including dating, commitment, conflict, boundaries, forgiveness, intimacy, and letting go when necessary. More than inspiration, Love DNA is a practical roadmap for building God-designed relationships rooted in clarity, accountability, and purpose.

When a curious fox dreams of fame, the forest is in for a surprise.

Femi the fox has a big dream. He wants to be... forest famous.

When Femi spots a raccoon going viral, he knows it's his moment to shine. With bold poses and plenty of confidence, Femi sets out to win the forest's attention. But as he chases likes and applause, things start to get a little messy.

Almost Forest Famous is a beautifully illustrated picture book about forest animals that gently introduces children to nature, habitats, and conservation through humor, heart, and storytelling.

Perfect for young nature lovers, this read-aloud story invites children to explore the natural world, understand how ecosystems work, and discover that everyone has an important role to play.

This picture book is ideal for:

• Children who love forest animals and nature
• Educators introducing habitats, ecosystems, and conservation
• Family read-aloud moments that spark curiosity and conversation

When a bee named Beatrice hatches into a golden hive bursting with buzzing energy, she's shockingly told that she's the new queen! How could that be? That role feels far too big for a bee who experiences the world differently than everyone else. With so much noise, so many expectations, and what feels like a thousand eyes watching her every move, Bea begins to wonder whether she truly belongs. She sadly leaves the hive in search of quiet, connection and way to make sense of the world.

Told with humor, warmth and a message of authentic self-acceptance, Queen Bea is a beautifully illustrated picture book that celebrates sensitivity as a superpower. Young readers will cheer for Bea as she discovers confidence in herself and learns that leadership doesn't require being the fastest bee. Beatrice encourages children to embrace their superpower and be themselves. That is enough. Perfect for ages 5-9 (and younger listeners for story time), this encouraging tale will resonate with fans of The Very Important Caterpillar, The Good Egg, and characters like Mo Willem's Elephant & Piggie who navigate big feelings with bravery and charm.

Things I should never, under any circumstances ever do: ask my secret crush, aka. the most notorious (reformed) playboy in pro hockey, to take my virginity.

Too bad, I did.

After a string of terrible dates, I did the unthinkable. I propositioned Flip Madden.

Of course, he said no.

It isn't that he's almost a decade older than me and I'm still in university.

But because I'm his coach's oldest daughter.

Not to mention my dad would bludgeon him with his hockey stick if he found out.

Which he won't, because it will never happen.

And now things are awkward because there's no going back.

Except Flip is more protective than ever, and his eyes follow me around every room we're in together. He brings flowers to my recitals and reads all the books I recommend.

Things I should never, under any circumstances ever do: hope Flip Madden might actually want me too.

Her heart had always been restless. But some loves, once found, are destined to return-even when the body begins to betray its rhythm.

In 1983, a young woman from Montreal met a Mexican musician in Cancún. Their connection was profound but couldn't overcome the pull of separate lives. For decades, they lived apart-until a Facebook message reconnected them and love drew her back to Mexico thirty-six years later.

A testament to second chances, aging bravely, and the enduring power of love that refuses to stay buried.

When I was 37, I got sick and thought I was going to die.

The seventh doctor I saw told me I could farm my body back to health. I had no idea what he meant, but I was desperate, so I went with it. As I followed where it led, I began to see how deeply my health is connected to the health of the soil my food comes from.

That realization opened the door to a deeper understanding of how our food is grown and the vital role farming plays in all our lives. It pulled me into the economics, politics, and cultural implications of agriculture and introduced me to countless people who are waking up to these same truths.

Eventually, I became CEO of Rodale Institute, a global leader in the regenerative organic farming movement. Now I spend my days surrounded by people who are constantly learning, exploring, and innovating new ways to grow healthier food in healthier soil.

This book is about that movement.

Because the farm is here.

One Soldier's Journey through the Mud, the Mountains, and the Mission.

Brigadier General Brian Reed, U.S. Army (Retired), spent thirty-five years discovering the profound honor of being a "9mm-toting, blue-collar Infantryman".

Blue Collar Infantrymen is a candid, humorous, and gritty memoir that takes readers from the rigorous halls of West Point to the frozen tundras of Alaska, and from the peace-keeping streets of Haiti to the hunt for Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Reed pulls no punches about his own career, sharing stories of resilience that include surviving two recycles in Ranger School to eventually earn the tab, and the humility learned from the Non-Commissioned Officers who shaped his leadership style in the motor pools of Germany.

This narrative offers a front-row seat to history. As the Operations Officer for the "Raider Brigade" (1st Brigade, 4th Infantry Division), Reed was a key architect of Operation Red Dawn, the mission that captured Saddam Hussein. He provides a riveting, behind-the-scenes account of the intelligence work, the raids, and the moment "High Value Target #1" was pulled from a spider hole.

Beyond the combat stories, Reed reflects on the responsibilities of command-leading the "Arctic Legion" through the Surge and "Stop-Loss," maintaining discipline in the harsh Alaskan winter, and the tragic loss of soldiers both on and off the battlefield. Transitioning from the tactical fight to the strategic, he recounts his time as a "Soldier-Scholar" with a Ph.D. in Sociology, serving as a senior advisor at CENTCOM and developing the next generation of officers at West Point.

Blue Collar Infantrymen is not just a war story; it is a masterclass in leadership, a testament to the power of the team, and a tribute to the resilience of the American Soldier. It is a story for anyone who has ever strived to be a "quiet professional" in a loud world.

Transformation doesn't come from abandoning who you are.

Are you a therapist who is tired of hiding your gifts, values, beliefs, and unconventional practices?

What if you had a clear, proven framework for weaving spiritual and energy practices into your work ethically - a framework grounded in real clinical theory, transparent consent, and unwavering integrity?

Well, you can.

In this book you will learn how to...

• Ground your work in clinical theory-without losing its soul.
• Create informed consent that protects both you and your clients.
• Navigate ethics and legality without fear or confusion.
• Translate spiritual and energetic practices into clinical language that holds up.
• Practice in a way that aligns your values with professional responsibility.

If rigid, conventional mental health systems really worked, the state of our collective well-being would tell a different story.

The world doesn't need another textbook therapist. The world needs you- aligned, liberated, and fully in your power.

It's time to challenge the outdated perceptions that keep innovative practitioners in hiding-and discover the professional freedom you deserve.

Opportunity at Risk offers a groundbreaking approach to preserving family wealth across generations by integrating proactive risk management with traditional asset planning. Drawing from decades of experience advising high-net-worth families, the authors reveal why most wealth disappears within three generations and how to prevent it. Using real-world examples, including the decline of families from the original Forbes 400 list, the book introduces the concept of financial gravity, the cumulative force of taxes, inflation, lawsuits, and lifestyle pressures that quietly erode net worth over time.

At the heart of this strategy is the Total Family Balance Sheet by Higginbotham(TM), a comprehensive framework that evaluates risk across six key asset silos: Investment Portfolios, Real Estate, Family Operating Businesses, Private Equity, Personal Assets, and Family Human Capital. The book challenges the siloed, asset-only focus of traditional planning by exposing off-balance sheet liabilities, the hidden threats most families never see coming.

This practical guide empowers families to align their emotional and financial risk tolerance, coordinate across advisors, and protect their legacy with intention. For those who have built wealth and want to preserve it, Opportunity at Risk is a must-read roadmap to financial resilience and generational continuity.

BLACKWELL'S BOOK OF THE YEAR - LONGLISTED FOR THE 2026 ANDREW CARNEGIE MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN FICTION - NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER - One of Barack Obama's Favourite Books of 2025 - The Atlantic's Top 10 - The Standard's Best 2025 Titles to Buy for Book Lovers - Named a Best Book of 2025 by The Globe and Mail - New York Times - The Washington Post - The New Yorker - NPR - Barnes & Noble - Kirkus - Audible - The Guardian - ELLE - The Conversation - Vanity Fair - The Boston Globe - The Economist

"A philosophically charged tour de force by one of the best living novelists in English." --Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"[What We Can Know] gave me so much pleasure I sometimes felt like laughing. . . . It's the best thing McEwan has written in ages. It's a sophisticated entertainment of a high order." --Dwight Garner, The New York Times

"[What We Can Know is] brilliantly, and surprisingly, plotted. . . . [McEwan] demonstrates with shocking intensity how little we can ever really grasp about the strange evasions of the heart." --The Washington Post

From the Booker prize-winning, bestselling author of Atonement and Saturday, a genre-bending new novel full of secrets and surprises; an immersive exploration, across time and history, of what can ever be truly known.

2014: At a dinner for close friends and colleagues, renowned poet Francis Blundy honors his wife's birthday by reading aloud a new poem dedicated to her, 'A Corona for Vivien'. Much wine is drunk as the guests listen, and a delicious meal consumed. Little does anyone gathered around the candlelit table know that for generations to come people will speculate about the message of this poem, a copy of which has never been found, and which remains an enduring mystery.

2119: Just over one hundred years in the future, much of the western world has been submerged by rising seas following a catastrophic nuclear accident. Those who survive are haunted by the richness of the world that has been lost. In the water-logged south of what used to be England, Thomas Metcalfe, a lonely scholar and researcher, longs for the early twenty-first century as he chases the ghost of one poem, 'A Corona for Vivian'. How wild and full of risk their lives were, thinks Thomas, as he pores over the archives of that distant era, captivated by the freedoms and possibilities of human life at its zenith. When he stumbles across a clue that may lead to the elusive poem's discovery, a story is revealed of entangled loves and a brutal crime that destroy his assumptions about people he thought he knew intimately well.

What We Can Know is a masterpiece, a fictional tour de force, a love story about both people and the words they leave behind, a literary detective story which reclaims the present from our sense of looming catastrophe and imagines a future world where all is not quite lost.

Heal Trauma & Receive Blessings from Your Ancestors via Dreams

Imagine a dreamscape where you can connect with your ancestors, identify inherited patterns that cause you pain, and heal them while also gaining ancestral blessings. With this first-of-its-kind book, it's possible to do all that and more.

Featuring dozens of exercises and personal stories that enhance your understanding, this book takes you on a healing journey from grief to peace and healthy connection with your departed loved ones. You can even pass healing energy to future generations.

Linda Yael Schiller teaches you how to tap into the consciousness of your dreams--both in sleep and sleep-adjacent practices such as trance, meditation, and guided imagery. Whether you practice alone or with a group, this book helps you dream the world you hope for into being.

Life Craft Strategies: $h!t You Don't Learn in School uncovers the practical life lessons that come not from textbooks, but from observation, failure, resilience, and years of leadership experience within the Department of War. Erano "Buma" Bumanglag makes it clear from the beginning that these ideas are not new. Instead, they are the lessons he has interpreted and applied throughout his life, lessons he continues striving to master, even after countless missteps.

Ideal for anyone who works with people, leads teams, serves customers, or seeks personal growth, Life Craft Strategies provides a grounded, practical roadmap to becoming more aware, adaptable, and intentional. It reminds readers that real wisdom is earned, not taught, and that growth comes from observing, questioning, and learning every day.

After a heartbreaking betrayal, Mabel Adams reinvents herself for the fourth time. Regardless of the alarming reputation of the deceptively sleepy town of Misted Pines, she decides to move all the way across the country to start yet again.

Mabel has a one-night stand with a mountain man who rocks her world in bed but doesn't tell her his name.

The next day, after receiving a threatening note from her neighbors, she discovers she's living next to an extremist cult where the women go in and are never seen again.

After serving, former Navy SEAL Hutch Hutchison is living a peaceful life on his patch in the mountains outside Misted Pines. He's been burned so many times by women, he's happy to train his guard dogs, play his guitar, live remote, and most of all, quiet.

Until he hooks up with a beautiful woman who lives just down the way. And then he discovers she's been threatened by the cult next door.

Hutch's protective instinct sparks, and he decides his next mission is to keep Mabel safe at all costs.

But there's something even hinkier about that cult than Hutch or local law enforcement expect.

As Hutch executes the riskiest mission of his life-keeping Mabel safe at the same time keeping both of their hearts intact-Hutch and the Sheriff's Department try to unravel the mystery of The Lion and The Lamb before it's too late.

Because Mabel is in their crosshairs.

And Hutch is not about to allow her to disappear.

In a world full of demigods, heroes, daimones, and Olympians, how did early Christians conceptualize Jesus's divinity? What symbols, images, and literary motifs were available to them as elements of an emerging belief in Christ as divine? Scholars have focused upon the origins of "high Christology" for decades. Only recently have we begun to address how early Christians inscribed and communicated that belief to others in the ancient Mediterranean.

In Jesus and Other Sons of God, Daniel B. Glover takes up these important, interlacing questions of formative Christian belief. Glover focuses this study upon the author of Luke and Acts, situating him firmly within his historical, social, and literary contexts. Against those who have asserted that early Christian literature was written exclusively or primarily for Christians, Glover argues that Luke wrote for an audience of well-educated, literate peers--a cadre of elite cultural producers who were interested in new religious movements. With this reimagined readership in mind, Glover demonstrates that Luke not only wrote among and for the literary elite but also as and like one of them. In retrieving the presentation of Jesus's deity in Luke/Acts, Glover elucidates how Luke adopted and to some extent adapted both the rhetorical-literary practices and mytho-theological convictions of his milieu to give expression to the way he understood Jesus.

This important study offers at once a more precise picture of Luke's social location, religious engagement, and literary procedure as well as a thorough and historically coherent reading of Luke's Christology in its ancient Mediterranean setting. Scholars and students of New Testament, early Christianity, and religion in antiquity will benefit from the incisive insights yielded by Glover's groundbreaking book.

Fear grips her as the heavy footsteps echo along the isolated trail path. She thought she was alone in the woods, but as a hand reaches out from the darkness to cover her mouth, she knows that nobody will hear her scream...

When Jan Pierce is reported missing, Sheriff Jenna Alton and her deputy David Kane rush to the forest surrounding Black Rock Falls. Jenna's heart breaks when she sees Jan's body at the bottom of a ravine. But it's the purplish bruising in the shape of a boot on her back that tells Jenna it was no accident. Somebody killed her.

As Jenna investigates Jan's last movements, she learns that Jan joined a self-defense class and told her closest friends that she thought someone had followed her home one night. Was someone watching her every move, waiting for the right moment to strike?

Then another woman from the same group, Sierra Lang, is reported missing. When Jenna finds Sierra at home, her lifeless body submerged in bathwater amid clear signs of a struggle, she is certain there is a serial killer in town. With no sign of forced entry, Jenna believes Sierra knew the killer and let him in. Could it be someone known to the whole group, someone they thought was a friend?

As Jenna looks into both women's lives, her heart races when the trail leads to someone she knows very well-someone she trusts. As a member of her own team comes under fire, Jenna is shocked to her core and desperate to get answers. Could the killer be closer than Jenna ever imagined, and can she uncover the truth before another young woman's life is taken?

Perfect for fans of Lisa Regan, Melinda Leigh, Kendra Elliot and Mary Stone, this absolutely addictive serial killer thriller from USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author D.K. Hood will have you hooked from the start!

**Each Kane and Alton book can be read as part of the series or as a standalone**

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