Woman Cycle

Are you a woman who has been diagnosed with ADHD? Are you looking for practical and immediate solutions to bring order in your life, freeing your mind from the constraints, doubts, and preconceptions you've accumulated over the years? Between the fear of discovery, anxious behavior, and disorganization, being a woman with ADHD is not easy. Living with ADHD is a continuous cycle of forgetfulness, tasks left undone, impulsivity, low self-esteem, and often depression. If this sounds familiar, you can turn it around today.

Bridget’s most important job has always been protecting her younger sister, Dahlia. But as adults, their relationship has become strained. Then, Dahlia vanishes. Nine months later, everyone has given up hope. Everyone except Bridget, who launches her own amateur investigation.

"The Road Taken" is a coming-of-age memoir in which a woman discovers her independence on the wheels of a motorcycle traveling the world and competing in the Peking to Paris Car Rally. She also draws upon her training as an artist to create an Australian homestead for herself in Sonoma, California.

Many men tend to react to their partner's emotional outbursts or harsh comments because they don't understand why she feels so unsatisfied in their relationship. They become confused as to why the same behaviour that had their partner loving them one week has her completely turned off the next. Both parties are left feeling misunderstood, disrespected, and abandoned. This book helps men to navigate their way through the cycle of relationship stress and equips them with the essential skills that are required to respond and communicate.

“Proceed as the way opens” is how William Least Heat-Moon put it in his book, River Horse. The line becomes a sort of mantra for Pulitzer Prize-winner Elizabeth McGowan, a melanoma survivor. Having been given a five-year clean bill of health, McGowan decides to bicycle all 4,000 or so miles from America’s West to East Coast. She wants to help other melanoma victims and sets out to use her many miles to raise funds for cancer research. She also wants to better understand her late father, who died of melanoma at the age of 44, when Elizabeth was just 15.

“An unforgettable reading experience.”―Eric Holder With this powerful and intimate trial diary, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison asks the key question: How do we break the wheel of police violence and finally make it stop? The murder of George Floyd sparked global outrage. At the...

Have you ever felt like losing control over yourself? Are you a strong confident female in all walks of your life but feel helpless when you get angry? You will be encouraged to learn what anger is and how it is different from aggression, the adaptive value of anger and effective ways to express it, regulate your emotions, manage your lifestyle, learning when to confront and when and how to avoid. You will also learn to direct your anger towards productivity. You will be encouraged to understand different types of strategies to manage your anger.

Go for a ride with motorcyclist Bessie Stringfield, the first African American woman to drive her motorcycle solo across the US and to be inducted into the American Motorcycle Hall of Fame. In this biographical story, learn about how Bessie defied expectations in the 1930s and broke barriers for both women and Black Americans.

La Garbatella, à Rome, un soir calme de printemps. Sur le seuil de la pâtisserie la plus réputée du quartier, une jeune étudiante s'effondre... Tuée par balle. Un meurtre inexplicable : pas d'arme du crime, aucun suspect, rien dans le passé de la victime qui permette de suivre la moindre piste. Un meurtre sans mobile. Le crime parfait ? Dans les méandres de la ville éternelle, un nouveau défi pour l'inspecteur Mariella De Luca et sa coéquipière, la belle Silvia Di Santo.

Eté 2003, en pleine canicule, les catacombes romaines battent tous les records de fréquentation... jusqu'à ce qu'un groupe de visiteurs réfugié dans ces chambres froides d'un genre nouveau tombe nez à nez avec une tête coupée. L'inspecteur principal Mariella De Luca se voit rapidement contrainte d'interrompre son idylle amoureuse en bord de mer. D'autant que les catacombes ne sont pas les seules à faire perdre la tête aux Romains... L'enquête vient à peine de débuter que déjà les décapitations se multiplient.

Pourquoi est-elle montée seule sur les terrasses de Corviale, la petite Sara, le soir de sa disparition ? À Rome, paralysée par des pluies torrentielles, alors que la ville se déchire pour ses deux équipes de football, les nerfs de l'inspecteur principal Mariella De Luca se trouvent de nouveau mis à rude épreuve. Macabre, cette découverte d'un petit groupe d'archéologues sur la colline du Palatino ! Du désespoir d'une jeune mère aux mouvances d'une nébuleuse pédophile, une ténébreuse affaire se tisse autour de Corviale, cet impressionnant immeuble d'un kilomètre de long construit à la fin des années 70.

Rome, automne 2006, la Nuit blanche bat son plein, la ville est en ébullition. Des torrents de jeunesse se déversent dans les rues, envahissent les quais pour converger vers le Gazomètre, nouveau symbole des nuits romaines, véritable phare dressé face à la Ville éternelle. Mais l'aube sera sanglante, une jeune fille est retrouvée atrocement mutilée sur les berges du Tibre. La fin des vacances prend alors des allures de cauchemar pour l'inspecteur principal Mariella De Luca, qui se retrouve subitement plongée dans l'univers fragile et cruel de l'adolescence.

Au cœur de la Ville éternelle ensevelie sous la neige, dans le très populaire et très branché quartier romain de Testaccio, une troisième jeune fille vient d'être assassinée, au beau milieu des fêtes de fin d'année. Le commissaire D'Innocenzo ne croit pas à l'hypothèse du tueur en série que les journaux se plaisent à rabâcher, mais ne sait plus comment maîtriser la peur qui gagne les habitants du quartier et cette population jeune et nombreuse qui fréquente, le soir, ses restaurants et ses discothèques, son théâtre et son cinéma.

Le matin du nouvel an, une femme disparaît. Une année auparavant, à Rome, une autre femme a disparu, mais sa fille refuse toujours de le déclarer à la police... Le début d'une nouvelle saison meurtrière ?D'une affaire à l'autre, l'inspecteur Mariella De Luca et sa coéquipière la belle Silvia Di Santo démêlent bientôt un terrible écheveau, où s'entrelacent règlements de comptes familiaux, problèmes d'argent et intrigues politiques. Où surtout, chaque fois, une voix absente semble chercher à se faire entendre... pour crier vengeance.

Period positivity starts with asking questions. This informative, irreverent, and absorbing book covers all your period-related questions - why they're taboo (and needn't be) and how to navigate the whole bleeding thing, from first periods to fertility, euphemisms to uteruses, menstrual products...

Breeding with the Motorcycle Cop: Virgins and Women Paying Fines with Their Body, tells the story of various sexy young women who are pulled over by a corrupt officer, Damian Black, who extorts the women into paying for their "citations" with their mouths and pussies. As an officer of the law, he will do whatever it takes to make sure they are never repeat offenders, whether it takes sperm or a bit of roughing up.

Girl Unlearned is a raw and honest memoir about breaking generational cycles, reclaiming identity, and finding a sense of home within yourself. In this book, Anh Mian shares the story of her healing journey after being taken from her mother as a child and raised between two cultures, shaped by silence, shame, and emotional abandonment. Taught to stay small and quiet, she lived in survival mode for years until the quiet voice within her refused to be silenced.

Saint: They call me Saint. But I'm not one. I've always lived life by my rules and my own moral code. What I did may have put me behind bars, but I don't regret it. At least not until I met her. She's the one. And my past is the one thing that may destroy our future. Cat: The MC found me. They gave me a job and I'm under their protection. But right when I start to feel safe again is when I find out there's nothing that can protect my heart.

Raised in chaos and violence, I carried my wounds into early motherhood, young, overwhelmed, and repeating the very patterns I swore I’d never pass on. I screamed. I hit. I walked away when they needed me most. And eventually, I gave up custody of the children I loved more than anything. This is not a redemption story with a neat bow. It’s a raw, unflinching memoir about what it takes to break generational cycles from the inside out. About failing -deeply- and still choosing to come back. About learning how to parent with intention after years of surviving on instinct.

What to Eat on Your Period aims to support every girl/woman during their period by suggesting foods to overcome the problems they are likely to face. Educating them about the food that will ease menstrual cramps and neutralize their hormonal fluctuations. The goal of this book is for them to learn the basics of the menstrual cycle and get an understanding of foods, exercises, and other self-care activities to benefit from.