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In the rough streets of 1920s New York City, 34 year-old Ava Gold, a widower and single mom, claws her way up to become the first female homicide detective in her NYPD precinct. She is as tough as they come and willing to hold her own in a man’s world. When a Black musician is accused of murdering a wealthy White Manhattanite, Ava senses all is not what it seems. Determined to track down the real killer, Ava dives back into her old life: the Harlem world of clubs.

A quick reminder to slow down and rest. Twenty pure rain soothing sleep sounds gives you the opportunity to breathe, relax, and sleep to soothing rain sounds. Enjoy...

Are you ashamed that you have weight issues? That you haven’t been able to control your weight no matter how hard you’ve tried? You might feel like you’ve been battling your weight for years. And no matter what you tried - diet, exercise, hypnosis, or even surgery - you still had a weight problem. The Complete Woman Club empowers you with our purposeful meditations. Listen to them and speak them repeatedly if you are serious about losing weight. Let them be like the song that you can’t get out of your head. Let them replay until speaking positive is your second nature.

It’s time for your mind to work with your will, not against it. We already know what your will is - to lose weight. Now, let’s get your mind to be supportive....

The 1920s. New York City. When a second immigrant woman turns up murdered in the Lower East Side, Ava Gold, the city’s first female detective, is summoned to crack the case. But this serial killer is savage, and Ava’s dangerous game of cat and mouse may just lead her too close to home.

This is a plain English production of the Shakespeare's classic play Much Ado About Nothing. Set in Italy, it tells the story of a romance between Claudio and Hero that is interrupted by a devious plot. This is a full-cast production of the work adapted by Charlie Creed to plain English and condensed to a 25 minute theatrical production with music and sound effects. This makes it suitable for a younger audience, though the themes of love, trickery and heartbreak, though softened and made age-appropriate are more suitable for older children aged eight years and over.

Many modern witches believe that you should only use magic to bring positive energy into the world, and most spell books teach you those types of spells. This spell book is different. This spell book is wicked. There are times when you will be hurt by someone you loved, betrayed by someone you trusted, maligned by someone you thought was your friend. Times when the magic of light and love just will not do.

The world of magic is not always full of light and love. Sometimes you’ll need to be a bit wicked. In this three-books-in-one grimoire, you’ll learn magic for justice, magic for protection, and magic to harness the power of the moon.

In the rough streets of 1920s New York City, 34-year-old Ava Gold, a widower and single mom, claws her way up to become the first female homicide detective in her NYPD precinct. She is as tough as they come, and willing to hold her own in a man’s world.

In City of Prey (Book 1), as the first female detective in 1920s New York City, Ava Gold has a lot to prove. But when a serial killer strikes, Ava finds herself up against an enemy more terrifying than she could ever imagine.

Eve’s genuine intention of helping her friend became a shockwave catalyst, but not the one she hoped for. Sworn against Sam as the horrid center of deepening conflict, the more Eve involves herself against him, the worse the turmoil spreads. She wants to stop the chaos, and a vital infamous diamond turns Eve further into a dangerous underground network. Unsure of who to trust, her entangled life becomes more then treacherous. It becomes a fight for survival.

In the rough streets of 1920s New York City, 34-year-old Ava Gold, a widower and single mom, claws her way up to become the first female homicide detective in her NYPD precinct. She is as tough as they come, willing to hold her own in a man’s world. But, facing resentment and opposition from her all-male police force, Ava's been transferred to a downtown precinct, hazed relentlessly, in the hope that she will become miserable enough to drop out. She will have to rely on her brilliant intellect to enter a killer’s mind, prove herself, and stop him before he strikes again.

In the rough streets of 1920s New York City, 34 year-old Ava Gold, a widower and single mom, claws her way up to become the first female homicide detective in her NYPD precinct. She is as tough as they come and willing to hold her own in a man’s world. But when a teenage girl is murdered, even Ava is shaken to her core. Determined to find justice for the teen girl - and to stop the psychotic killer from killing again - Ava pries into the dangerous rings of powerful high society, finding herself threatened as she is singled out by a tycoon.

Meet Claire. Your average, broke, mid-20s millennial who’s sick of the way her life is going. All she has keeping her afloat is her longtime boyfriend, Corey. She wants nothing more than to escape this frustrating, New Jersey life together. So, Claire comes up with an idea: fake her own kidnapping with Corey to extort Claire's parents out of 2 million dollars, in ransom money, and to start a new life together. Perfect, right? Well, meet Corey - the average, broke, mid-20s millennial who's sick of the way his life is going and especially sick of his girlfriend, Claire.

In the rough streets of 1920s New York City, 34 year-old Ava Gold, a widower and single mom, claws her way up to become the first female homicide detective in her NYPD precinct. She is as tough as they come, and willing to hold her own in a man’s world. But when a psychotic serial killer unleashes a rampage, murdering young women across the city, Ava will have to search the dark canals of the twisted killer’s mind if she has any hope of hunting him down.

These adaptations of Shakespeare's classics Macbeth and Romeo & Juliet are told in plain English as full-cast audio productions. Additional materials and context are included. The set also includes a detailed introduction, adaptation notes, analysis of original Shakespearean speeches and study questions. This offers a fine introduction of perhaps the two most famous Shakespeare works and detailed study materials for those seeking to understand the plays in greater depth.

This collection combines the Shakespeare classics of As You Like It, Shakespeare's classic pastoral comedy with hidden identities and, Hamlet, the epic Shakespearean tragedy of palace intrigue. Both are told in an age-appropriate manner that preserves the story, but makes it accessible and free from adult themes.

Do you regularly beat yourself up because you have bad eating habits? And you feel like you’re stuck in a negative cycle that you created? Do you feel like you’re stuck with bad eating habits that keep you overweight? It’s time to change the inner dialogue that controls your actions. Our goal at The Complete Woman Club is to provide you with purposeful meditations that give you back your control! Listen, speak, and think along with our audiobooks. Make the change today!

Have you ever caught yourself: Reaching out for another cookie while thinking, “I will not have another cookie"? Or eating the food in front of you because, well, it’s there. Even though you already felt full? Or munching on snacks while you did something else. Then, realizing you ate the whole bag! Are any of those experiences a part of your weight story? If you’re a woman living in this world - with magazines that only show perfect models and movies where the guys always want fit women - then you have a weight story! It’s time to take back control.

How many diets have you been on in your life? Too many to count? How long have you been dieting? From as far back as you remember? Can you remember a time when you weren’t dealing with your weight? Probably not! We live in a visual world where what we see matters. You’ve been told that being fit and in shape matters. From billboards, TV, magazines, your parents, and your friends. Why? Because they live in the same world you live in. Looks matters here.