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Cèsar Nadal is the best private investigator in the business. So when he's outsourced to find dirt on a competing company's executive to keep her from outbidding his client, he isn't surprised. But this time is a little different. Because when he takes one look at the woman he's meant to ruin, he's smitten. Deirdre Klarke prides herself on her integrity…despite running a sector of the family business whose very foundation is littered with dead bodies. The Klarke family name carries more weight than Deirdre cares to wear anymore. But she's determined to make a name for herself in Austin.

The Diary of a Black Railroad Pioneer shares the exceptional journey of Jennette Spencer, the first African American woman Signal Maintainer (Engineer Department) in the United States, a profession historically governed by men yet boldly dominated by a determined female pioneer. In The Diary of a Black Railroad Pioneer, Spencer’s impact on the countless railroad workers she encountered is immeasurable, yet her mission is to reach the masses through her story of perseverance and dedication illustrates a life unlike any other.

History professor Georgia Bernard-Hall thought she’d mastered the Civil War—until a mysterious invitation and an ancient oak tree yank her and her teenage daughter, Violet, straight into 1859. Stranded on the eve of America’s darkest divide, they must navigate a world teeming with secret codes, dangerous loyalties, and the looming thunder of rebellion. Whispers of voodoo magic swirl through the shadows, conjuring ancestral secrets that threaten to consume them. To survive, Georgia must confront her own family’s legacy and protect Violet from forces determined to erase them both.

This is not your typical werewolf tale. These stories are about more than claws and fangs. They are about justice, identity, and a young woman caught between two worlds — human and supernatural, loyalty and rebellion, power, and conscience. Jacquelyn Fernandez did not ask for the wolf within her. But when she is forced to embrace it, she becomes something extraordinary: a protector, an avenger, a legend. From the streets of Brooklyn to the underground war zones of Europe, Jacquelyn fights not just monsters — but the darkness within herself.

This compelling novella, Praying Angels, is full of artful deceptions, unforeseen connections, and heartbreaking abdications. This is literary fiction inspired by true events. The troubled waters of an Irish Catholic childhood propel protagonist, Joseph Dempsey, into a life of successful abundance, but did it prepare him for a severely challenging adult life?

Paul the Doll is a story about a young girl who just learned about God for the first time. She always knew in her heart there is higher and loving energy she didn't know exactly what. Until one day, sitting with a group of kids listening to an adult reading from a book, through the reading, she learned she can pray to God and could get what she wanted. She wants to know more about God. She is intrigued.

The memoir is a personal story but also touches on broader themes of identity, family, and the impact of war on the lives of children left behind. It explores a child's quest for connection and understanding when there is loss of a parent at an early age.

Up from the Ashes, Finding Hope and Purpose: How to Rise Up and Embrace Your Resilience shares the story of author Dr. Tiffany Modica's journey through trauma, discovering her own resilience, finding hope and purpose through her faith in God, music, and overcoming diverse challenges such as human trafficking, foster care, abuse and neglect, and more.

The top mob boss in Miami, Ransom Oliver has extended the order for the execution of Penelope Lane. Killing Penelope would eliminate the last link to the failed drug and weapons smuggling operation in Bullet. Soon, Penelope vanishes from a psychiatric hospital in Bullet where she was incarcerated for the double-murder of the Drummond real estate couple. Cutter wants to find her and save her from Oliver’s assassins. He elicits the help of former SBI partner Alex McBain to search and locate Penelope

Why is it that in today's society, with all the modern advancements in medicine, we as a species seem to be getting sicker and sicker? Diseases such as cancer are more prevalent today than they were in 1950. Is it because our medical science is somehow failing us? Is it that today's doctors treat symptoms rather than finding the root of the problem that caused the illness in the first place? This audiobook explores the premise that our minds are the true culprit.

In a far-flung future, where the world has been changed irrevocably by the far-reaching consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, Alex of the Crimson Tribune sets out to find the Empowered Race. The halfbreeds. As an immortal, Alex hungers to find her true mate. One whose soul is irrevocably tied to hers for eternity. Knowing that when she finds them, neither of them will ever again lust after anyone else.

The Tender Herb is based on Deuteronomy 32:2-3. It speaks of the Lord dropping words of his doctrine "as the small rain upon the tender herb and as the showers upon the grass." This scripture has such a beautiful connotation upon all our senses. Visually, we can imagine the lightness of a spring shower as the tender buds begin to grow. Concurrently, it's the Lord's message of love to our hearts with gentleness, taking care not to break or bruise our faith in him.

Apostle Veronica Skipper is a first-time author. Years before writing this book, she ministered in Africa, Belize, Europe, and many places within the United States. Veronica believe in the five-fold ministry, which consists of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. She operates in the prophecy as the spirit gives utterance. She believes in the laying of hands and the casting out of demons. She believes God to be a divine healer and speaking in unknown tongues. Apostle Skipper is the founder and chief apostle of Resurrected Faith Ministries located in Rincon, Georgia.

Valerie Klimaszewski, is an aspiring author, of the riveting, and sometimes, raw glimpse into the "dark night of the soul:" Rainbows: From Brokenness to Blessings. The book captures the attention of the listener so profoundly, that it is difficult to put down. It reaches into the core of one's innermost being. This book will touch the hearts of all of us, especially those mourning the loss of a loved one or parents grieving the loss of their child. After listening to it, one will be blessed to see that God is still making miracles; creating something beautiful out of our ashes.

A young college student finds a mysterious black stone etched with Paleo Hebrew writing ensconced in gold in the rubble of her burned out California home. The stone had been entrusted to her grandfather, a famous jewelry designer, who with the onset of Alzheimer's disease misplaced it.