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With travel tips and culture in our guidebooks written by a local author, it is never too late to visit Salta. Most travel books tell you how to travel like a tourist. Although there is nothing wrong with that, as part of the Greater than a Tourist series, this book will give you candid travel tips from someone who has lived at your next travel destination. This guide book will not tell you exact addresses or store hours but instead gives you knowledge that you may not find in other smaller print travel books.

If you're planning to visit Thailand to play golf or already in the country, then this book covers all you need to enjoy your round. The audiobook is divided into four sections: planning your trip, before your round, during your round, and after your round. It covers everything you need to know about golf in Thailand. Having previously worked for Europe's largest golf travel company, the author is now living in Thailand so knows the ins and outs of the golf travel business and how things actually work in Thailand.

Positive Intelligence Quotient (PQ) measures to what extent your mind is serving you instead of sabotaging you. The great news is that PQ can be improved! "When I will be successful then I will be happy" is a fallacy because there is always a higher level of success that one can achieve. As soon as you get the latest XYZ then there is another thing that your heart will desire. Science reveals that happiness is the first key to achieving success. If you are happy then you will have a lot of physical and mental energy that will fuel the path to achieve your dreams.

Take this journey with me through this audiobook to empower awaken and enlighten for a better version of you.

The Ice Drop Virus is a horrifying story about animals worldwide, who become infected with a virus and attack. It is a terrifying tale of how ordinary animals become bloodthirsty killers. This is the story about a doctor, who tries to saves the world. It is a story about an animal brought back from the brink of extinction; how even in the worst of times we can find love; you will never look at animals the same again.

A story from a man, known to many, known by few.

Before hashtags, before marches filled with megaphones, there was one man in a loincloth—walking hundreds of miles to make salt. Gandhi: Salt, Soul, and the End of Empire isn’t your textbook history. It’s the real, raw breakdown of how a soft-spoken lawyer became the living symbol of resistance—not through war, but through will. This book unpacks how one man faced the British Empire—the most powerful force on Earth—armed only with truth, hunger strikes, and a refusal to play by the rules. It’s not a worship piece. Gandhi wasn’t perfect.

Jacob “Jack” Knight has stared down demons before—but never like this. Scarred by fire, branded by the Pit, and carrying the ashes of the damned in his blood, Jack is riding a razor’s edge between salvation and complete damnation.

He changed the world — but do you actually know what happened? Forget what you were told in school, on the news, or through secondhand rumor. This is the real story — no fluff, no fear-mongering, and no preaching. Who was Muhammad? What did he actually say? Why did his message spark the rise of one of the most powerful civilizations in history? From the lonely caves of Mecca to the conquest of empires, this book tells the story of one man who refused to back down — and built a movement that still shapes the world today.

Jacob Knight was a sheriff once—a good man with a badge, a horse named Tryscot, and a life worth living. Then came the demon named Xacks. It burned his world to ash and left him with nothing but scars and rage. Now Jacob rides a darker trail. Armed with silver, holy water, and a knife carved from bone, he hunts the monsters that tore his life apart. But the deeper he rides into the shadows, the more he feels them creeping under his skin. The rituals he learned, the hellhounds he raised, the cursed book whispering in his head—they’ve made him strong. Too strong. Maybe not human anymore.

Have you ever wished your daydreams could become real? For Michael, an ordinary young man constantly lost in heroic fantasies, that wish is about to come true in the most extraordinary way imaginable. Plagued by mundane tasks and a persistent feeling of being "puny" in the face of life's challenges, Michael longs for a life less ordinary, one where he can truly be a hero. His vivid dreams of an ancient wizard named Micah battling dark entities feel more real than his grocery store job, but he dismisses them as mere escapes.

Deputy Marshal Zeb Clemens usually goes out looking for trouble—but sometimes, it finds him first. The town of Silver Mesa seemed ideal for him: not too large, not too small, neither too remote nor too close to civilization… and even a woman he fancies. It’s the perfect hometown for a man who cannot die.

Ever listened to a mystery that didn’t try to solve anything? Idk What Happened: Here’s What I Know is a cozy, weird, kinda-sorta-hilarious campfire collection of real-life unsolved whatevers. Each chapter explores a strange event, story, or anomaly—from the Bermuda Triangle to the Hum—with no screaming, no preaching, and no conspiratorial yelling. This isn’t your uncle’s podcast. It’s a chill night of “wait, what?” moments, shared with someone who’s just as curious as you are. So pull up a log, warm your hands by the fire, and settle in. You’re not alone in wondering.

This Will Make an Atheist Shit Their Pants is not your average spiritual book. It's short, it's sharp, and it doesn't waste your time. It won't try to convert you. It won't ask you to believe anything. It just lays the cards on the table and lets the chips fall where they may. It's part comedy, part cosmic wake-up call, and all JJ. This book is for anyone who's ever looked up at the sky and thought, "Wait... is this all there is?" It's for the ones who know there's something more but don't quite have the words for it yet. Spoiler Alert: You're not crazy. You're just waking up.

This book was born out of the trials and tribulations we all encounter. Our responses to life’s challenges and how we treat others each day define the kind of life we live. DUAK stands for Daily Unrecognized Acts of Kindness. This concept, rooted in biblical wisdom and echoed in all major world religions, reveals how quiet acts of goodness shape our inner lives and outer world. DUAK is not a religion. It doesn’t belong to any one belief system but draws wisdom from many. It offers a universal way of thinking and living that increases personal satisfaction and prosperity.

When called to Kansas City by Judge Chamber, Deputy Marshal Cotton Cooper is given three warrants. One for Clive Pepper, one for his brother Toad Pepper and-- a warrant for Angela Stone. A young woman that was raped by the Pepper brothers. After recovering from the rape, Angela Stone strapped on a .45 and went out to kill all the Pepper brothers. She found one, Scratch, challenged him and when he went for his gun she shot him. His girlfriend claimed that Angela shot him in the back. That's why there was a warrant for Angela.

Deep in the heart of the Ozarks, in southern Missouri, there is a beast that is on the hunt. Nothing is safe, and humans seem to be on the menu. Do you have an idea what it is? Do you live in the Ozarks? Do you need to watch over your shoulders, while walking in the woods? Let us find out, and see if it can be stopped.

What do a barefoot philosopher, a lightning-obsessed inventor, a deaf composer, and a girl with a telescope have in common? They thought differently—and the world was never the same. The Thinkers is a vibrant, funny, deeply human tribute to 30 of history’s greatest minds. From Tesla to Turing, from Marie Curie to Mozart, this is not a textbook. It’s a celebration. Each chapter sounds like a conversation with a legend—told with warmth, humor, and zero big words your sister couldn’t understand. This is for the curious. The inspired. The weirdos. The ones still asking “why?"

A small family in Las Vegas, struggling to make ends meet encounter some interesting people that alter their fortunes. Unfortunately, these people are not the good Samaritans that the Stones' believe them to be. Along with the struggles of their youngest son's medical problems, Patrick's family business hemorrhages money daily. Not sure what to do next, the Stone parents end up making some desperate decisions to make ends meet.

In Hide Island, his sixteenth book and eighth collection of stories, Richard Burgin explores themes of love and crime, memory and identity, abuse and redemption, and the contradictory battle between our fierce struggle to live lives worth remembering and our desire to disentangle ourselves from a past we wish to forget.