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When his latest scam backfires, Matt finds himself waking up in a strange new world. Stranded in a sea of floating islands with magic and monsters, he'll need to use every con ever invented to survive—and then more! A god has chosen him as their champion, and refusal isn't an option. To win the deadly contest he must leverage the world's system of skills and levels and grift together a nation to combat the sky's other fearsome inhabitants.

After saving Ayya in their first challenge instated multiverse-wide by the Dark One, Zreyas Rittak and the Visages celebrate their success. Celebrations are short-lived when Zreyas and Rhom find out about some visage deceptions causing a clash of wills. Zreyas strikes out on his own with no means of transportation to Earth, many Universes away with no modern technology, away from what little technology has learned and still doesn’t understand, and on foot, only to find out the Dark One uses the quantum to cheat in the challenge.

Strange happenings and visitations start to haunt a Norfolk village when Tim, the local builder, discovers a stone slab concealing the entrance to an ancient pit. Evidence of a long forgotten and shameful event from the distant past is revealed, and in a race against time it becomes clear that only in the darkness of the pit can an answer be found.

The Kingdom of Regulus is enjoying a period of peace won by its general, the righteous Magnus, and his wife, Knight Commander Kera. However, that peace is shattered when the king is nearly assassinated during a diplomatic exchange with the far-flung Republic of Lyrium. When the Lyrian government pins the blame on a group of disaffected magic users, the Regulan royal family recruits Magnus, Kera, and a mercenary outfit to journey across the sea and work with the Lyrians in apprehending the masterminds.

Ruger Jameson can buy anything he wants, but that's not the reason I'm his to use, as he pleases. He's a former Army Ranger, accustomed to having his orders followed, but that's not why I obey him. He saved my life after our plane crashed, but I'm not on my knees just to thank him properly. I'm his, because my body knows its master. I do as I'm told, because he blisters my bare backside, every time I dare to do otherwise. I'm at his feet, because I belong to him, and I plan to show it in the most shameful way possible.

The COVID-19 pandemic has left us all in a state where the boundaries of our homes are more familiar than the walls of our offices, classrooms, businesses, etc. With governments around the world imposing lockdowns more frequently due to new strains of the variant popping up, it leaves one to question: How does one cope with these changes mentally? This audiobook covers a summarized version of the practices recommended by professionals on how to deal with our minds during these tough times.

Are our athletes being unfairly robbed of a natural and safe solution to many of the stresses they face? Has marijuana been unjustly regulated in sports? Caffeine is the most abused performance-enhancing drug, yet cannabis is still illegal. Let's look at the history of marijuana and its unjust treatment by all international sporting committees regardless of its benefits. Scroll up and click the "Buy now" button to get an in-depth look and make your own conclusion!

For adults, children, and animals of all ages, The Lightbulb Gardener hopes to enlighten, entertain, and explain the "relative when", and other space time related concepts without getting too special about special relativity. It delves into historic timelines and inventions, from Tesla to rocketry, and time machines.

This audiobook brings the listener up to the pull-out of troops from Afghanistan and the flight of the Afghan government. The Afghan female team are all young - the oldest 20, the youngest just 13, saved from a life as sex slaves; their exploits in combat have won them international praise. Their focus is to tackle terrorists, drug suppliers, arms suppliers, and human traffickers mainly behind enemy lines in Afghanistan. In this audiobook, events seem to stretch their abilities to the limit. Those fleeing Afghanistan are of little help.

Are you winning the game of business? Has your business plateaued, or are you feeling stuck? Play the Game outlines 18 strategies from game-changing leaders and disruptors on how to break the cycle that stunts your business growth.

Workplaces are changing. Do you feel lost in dealing with this mindset shift? There is a global movement happening right now in how businesses operate and how your staff wants to work. The big question is are you, as a business leader, ready for this fundamental change? Are you unsure how to make this shift sustainable for the long term? Start today and make headway into creating an environment that will give you a competitive advantage over your competitors. Don’t be the one that is left behind!

Enjoy heartwarming bedtime stories for kids - great Christmas children stories for all ages about a cat lover and friendship. A Christmas story for everyone.

"I cannot wait to taste this honey. I am sure that this will be the most perfect and most delicious honey ever,” the little honey bear Bobo said as he dreamed of eating the most perfect honey in the world. But before he could taste it, his older brother Jojo woke him up. “I will find that perfect honey and I will prove that it exists somewhere out there, and I will also prove that dreams can turn real. All we need to do is believe in dreams."

The world of work is undergoing the most significant change since the industrial revolution. Cognitive A.I. is driving world change faster than at any time in history. There are massive advantages for employers who act and act quickly. At precisely the same time, COVID has been a wake-up call. Organizations have discovered that they employ too many people, and the realization – many can be more productive working remotely.

Smartphones have transformed the world with their convenience and capabilities. A single small device can replace a landline, camera, CD player, and road map - but all of this miraculous technology comes with a cost. The dark side of smartphones is not always so obvious. Checking your phone constantly from dawn until dusk has become normalized, and most people don’t realize they’re trapped in a very real addiction.

Purpose has and continues to be an abstract subject which many have classed as an unattainable fantasy, far removed from the realities of life. The idea that our lives have meaning and unique paths which need to be discovered is off-putting for some, and a major source of inconvenience for others.

Peace brings us together. It is a concept that is spread around the land, around the world, a concept that can be destroyed in mere moments. Wars have begun over many things - love, betrayal, ego, the need to create an immortal legacy.... This is the story of the great war of Madra, a war begun over the simplest of things - a horse race.

In a world plagued with demons, bandits, and shape-shifters, Catherine finds herself straying from her pack as they escape the hunters that stumbled across their camp. Finding herself in Oakwood, the land of the gentry, the brazen peasant finds herself attracting all sorts of attention. Catherine must find a way to survive in the world of the nobles, even if that means being auctioned off to the highest bidder.

After more than 100 years of peace, Erde must prepare for war for the first time in over a century. The only problem is, they don’t know how. Because they are small in number, they are forced to learn and become experts on things they know nothing about - and fast! Under threat from the Royals, the Vitruvians, and the Null, TARA (and its Makerspace) has been converted to accommodate warcraft, combat training, psychological warfare, espionage, and interrogation.

As a young boy, I was engulfed by the romanticism associated with warfare and was destined for a career within the infantry, but I was never prepared for what comes after and the hidden wounds of warfare that always seem to remain. In the 1990s, the British Army was world-renowned as being "The Best", yet, when it came to the welfare of its soldiers, this was far from the case. Our behavioral conditioning had been perfected, and we were trained to dehumanize and kill the enemy without question or hesitation, but what are the long-term psychological effects of such methods?