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Good or Evil isn’t a book—it’s a cut. Not a fade. Not a trim. But a deep, internal shave—removing the myths, masks, and mistaken judgments we carry like overgrown sideburns. You see, most men don’t struggle because they’re evil. They struggle because they’ve been handed a dull pair of scissors to judge a world full of tangled truths. From the boardroom to the barbershop, I’ve watched men—CEOs, addicts, artists, and hustlers—sit in my chair and confess. And every time, the story was the same: "I thought I was the good guy. Until the mirror told me otherwise."

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a longer vacation, Augusta Uncovered is your go-to guide for creating memories that kids and parents will cherish. Find the best playgrounds, trails, and lakes for outdoor family fun. Explore museums and landmarks that bring Maine’s story to life. Enjoy local festivals, ice cream shops, and family eateries. Discover hidden gems in nearby towns like Hallowell, Gardiner, and Winthrop. Practical advice on stroller-friendly routes, parking, and safety tips.

With enchanting rhymes and a powerful message, The Lion's Roar teaches young listeners about self-acceptance, empathy, and the courage to embrace one’s true nature. Perfect for bedtime, classroom discussions, or moments of reflection, this book inspires young listeners to use their own "roar" to make the world a kinder, brighter place.

The Dry Places by Juma Salim is a raw and transformative journey through life’s most challenging seasons. Drawing on his trials of loss, hardship, and faith, Juma offers profound insights into how God shapes us through our darkest moments. From the heartache of losing his mother to navigating homelessness and single parenthood, Juma’s story is one of relentless faith and resilience. Through valleys of despair and mountains of triumph, this book will inspire you to trust God's perfect timing and embrace the lessons hidden in life's dry places.

A look at two of the United States military's most elite and successful snipers of all time: Chuck Mawhinney and Adelbert Waldron. In 1991, Chuck Mawhinney was reluctantly dragged out of anonymity when it was revealed that he held the record among United States Marine Corps snipers with over 103 confirmed kills. Before there was "American sniper" Chris Kyle, there was Adelbert "Bert" Waldron. Waldron had over 109 confirmed kills in the Vietnam War.

Swashbuckling Harem Adventures. That's the aim of Seductive Seas. Deetz knows his team has built a great game, and is ready for the big release of this MMORPG. But it isn't long before the NPCs - including Deetz's beautiful first mate, Zetta Cotton - start behaving in ways that are peculiarly...human. Caught between his real-life boss-turned-lover Carly and his in-game paramour Zetta, Deetz must discover what is wrong with the world he helped create while making sure the coming launch of The Seductive Seas goes off without a hitch.

Deetz knows his team has built a great game and is ready for the big release of this MMORPG. It is also changing his life, as he falls for the beautiful NPC Zetta, who is as good with handling her own sword in a fight as she is with handling his in bed. Of course, Deetz has also finally gotten the nerve to ask his boss, the steely-eyed, no-nonsense Carly out on a coffee date. The two women could not be more different - to say nothing of that fact that one is real and one is merely an NPC in a game.

Swashbuckling Harem Adventures. That's the aim of Seductive Seas. Deetz knows his team has built a great game, and is ready for the big release of this MMORPG. His boss, the beautiful, steely-eyed Carly, wants a final demonstration of the game's selling points, however - seductive encounters and the combat mechanics.

The migration of Christians from church to church without any scriptural or biblical reasons has become a pandemic in today Christendom. Most times, we do not understand the repercussions of our action until it becomes too late - be enlightened, so you might not be a victim of the enemy's devices.

The Jockey is the true story of a young boy from the wrong side of the tracks who, because of his size and toughness, is offered a position to train as a jockey. It soon becomes clear that the business is less about winning horse races than it is about making money. He resists the temptation to join the extralegal side of the business until he is confronted by the facts of racing life: Horse racing is a blood sport, and jockeys rarely survive without life-altering injuries.

This is a short, gruesome tale about two low-life individuals who conned their way through life. Unfortunately for them, they found what appeared to be the perfect gig, but it turned into their worst nightmare.

This audiobook is about the stuff you learn when you've worked for a boss you'd swear jumped out of a Dilbert cartoon; worked in a business whose performance careened up and down like a runaway clown car; when you've faced legal or ethical problems that needed the wisdom of Solomon to sort out while they roiled your guts at night; when you've sat on the stand across from some third-rate Perry Mason, or tried to be one yourself.

Zachary sits across a table from a reporter on the eve of his execution. The reporter has a simple question: "Tell me your story." The question resonates. How did he get here? Religious persecution is what he told himself, but how does he explain his actions? Actions that still haunt him years later...

While in prison, Ron Trentweiler, a petty thief, is befriended by an itinerant preacher and gets "religion." Upon his release, he founds a small, storefront Pentecostal-style church in his native, rural Alabama. Enter Winona Stepp, a visitor at one of his services who seems to know all about "Brother Ron," as he has taken to calling himself, yet insists upon keeping her own past to herself. Things go smoothly for the pair, that is until Winona suggests using venomous snakes in their "act" and all hell breaks loose.

Great communication means much more than just getting your point across; it means connecting. In this book, author Fareed Raja talks about helpful techniques for building those important connections that make it easier to come to work every day.

Full Circle is a devastating introspective into Native American culture and ceremony, spirituality, humanity, and society at large. Told from the perspective of Jackson, a white/Native American mixed blood, Full Circle questions the status quo of American society while revealing the causes and effects of colonialism and manifest destiny.

Tom Tucker was having a good day. And then he got a mysterious phone call telling him he would need to kill or be killed by a man he'd never met before. And so his nightmare began.

Starting a business is one great task, but growing it is another thing. Why do you think many new businesses close up in the first two years? The answer is: They failed to grow the business. Someone once said that having a business without advertisement is like smiling at someone in the dark.

Despite being over 50, you shouldn't in any way feel that you are too old to start considering the idea of becoming rich. With the advancement of the Internet, it is becoming easier than ever to develop residual income. In this book, I will show you how to actually go about creating such income streams.

The Internet has vast amounts of information. How can you separate the good from the bad? EBooks are a possible answer. EBooks contain information about particular topics that is detailed and well organized. An eBook tends to dwell on the details of a particular niche. If you are an entrepreneur, you could make money writing and selling eBooks on a variety of topics. It doesn't require a lot of time and creates the opportunity to generate steady revenue.