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The Man in the Corner Booth tells the story of how a waitress and a tired old man affected the lives around them. 

Drunken Rampage! is one of the most hilarious books ever written. This is an incredibly thrilling, mysterious, and magnificent book. It educates people about dangerous drunk drivers, and how unpredictable they are to everyone and everything in society. Never before has anyone told such a amazing story like the author The Chicago North Star has. A must-listen for all. Warning! Do not try and listen to this awesome, hilarious book while driving.  

Do you know that lack of effective integrated planning for supply chains can constrain the performance of an organization? There are some unique challenges that come with managing changes to the supply chain, especially when several functions and stakeholders are involved. For anyone who wants to implement change in the supply chain, our powerful short book with the title Successful Integrated Planning for the Supply Chain is here to help.

I planted a seed and asked it to grow. I told the seed to bring forth nourishment, healing, wisdom, and food for my soul. The seed grew into a sapling, and I told the sapling, "I love you." The sapling grew into a tree and gave me food and shelter from its branches.

Let's face the truth! Quran is a comprehensive book, and as a Muslim, you can only benefit from its deep meanings and fundamentals if you can read the holy book and comprehend it. Also, if you are like most Muslims, you will be more interested in reading it in the Arabic language. But how do you achieve this? Fortunately, the Quran reading pen can be the perfect tool and learning how to use it can help you understand the Arabic language written in the Quran without stress. 

Lucille never really intended on leaving her old life to create a new one, even though circumstances told her to, time and time again. But an unexpected trip to Wickenburg, a cowboy she couldn't shake, and a best friend that brazenly dragged her out of a drunken morning slumber suddenly began to change all that. Lucille could no longer ignore the calling of a new path. 

Listen as five criminals tell their stories. Jay Jay found trouble young, very young. Serving time at age 12 is not the beginning of Jay Jay’s descent into criminality. Cjay has been in nearly as many prisons as she has fingers, yet nothing in her upbringing predestined her for crime. Lawrence, a child raised in American ghetto circumstances, became the epitome of extreme violence while at the same time holding tight an inner secret of female identity. Brian was a young man with a twinkle in his eye and a propensity for getting caught.  

38 Years Later covers two periods in Brian’s life: before prison and life in prison. The before-prison story takes the listener through Brian’s upbringing and early-life choices while living in the San Francisco Bay Area. The before-prison story also covers in detail the extraordinary play-by-play of Brian’s 1980 commitment offense, an offense for which he remains in prison today. The life-in-prison story reveals how time does not stop when men face the world in shackles. 

To Marry a Prince: The Royal Wedding is a book that covers the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in some detail. As well as looking at the details of the ceremony itself, the book looks into the history of the various institutions that are involved, such as the Church of England, and the Royal Family itself. Hopefully this book will not answer the how of the royal wedding but also the why.

What if a single group of conspirators was behind nearly every political happening since World War II? What if this secret society of comprised leading men from every major industry, from oil to the media to the CIA? 8Men reveals the sinister possibilities that lurk in the shadows of recent American history. Franklin D. Roosevelt could have prevented the attack on Pearl Harbor; the same influencers who ensured John F. Kennedy’s election later orchestrated his assassination; the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s death was not, in fact, because of his leadership in the civil rights movement.

On January 20, 2009, a new occupant had moved into the White House. The transition of power from the previous administration had been orderly and uneventful, and on the surface, seemed to move smoothly through the process as prescribed by the U.S. Constitution.

What millions of Americans couldn't know was that a few years before the new president was born, another man had been offered two lives to live. His choice would change the lives of every man, woman and child on our planet. Many famous assassinations had been left behind in the wake of his ascension. He destroyed many large individual fortunes and the economies of some countries.

The Marketer follows the youngest Chief Marketing Officer in Armitage Communications history, Benjamin Harrington. As an executive for a national software giant, his life seems perfect: a cushy office, good pay and access to all the exclusive functions. Managing the corporate brand was his official job description, with the freedom to achieve this by any means. However, when their main competitor releases a new product early, their success and popularity threatens the very survival of Armitage.