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EVIL TRIUMPHS. A NATION SHATTERS. HEROES RISE.Explosive and politically charged, Toxic Sphere explores both our cruelty and our courage.The Toxic Sphere saga continues in Volume 3: Enemy Apparent.The Back-to-Basics Club's ruthless leaders have taken control of the Cadonan military, the National Police, and most of the press.Despite the Club's rise to power, their Guiding Light document is still missing. Leeha Ritsagin alone knows where the mysterious text is hidden. Senator Mitch Fischer and his notorious Freedom Party allies are holding nothing back in their attempt to capture the young woman.Reclaiming the Guiding Light isn't the only sinister plot on the Club's mind. They are moving forward with their plans to dominate the world. Their first goal is to defeat, once and for all, Cadona's archenemy, Domataland.Domataree President Demnar Tarish and Bob Fullerby, a Cadonan journalist, find themselves on the same side in a brutal conflict. Both men seek the Guiding Light in the hope that the document's contents can be used to overthrow Cadona's vicious rulers.

Each ILA and NAT Learning Book(TM) is designed to help a child answer a basic question. In simple words, they teach reading and encourage a bedtime parent and child friendship. They are concise because the author believes young minds learn best in small doses.Reading is FunReading is SharingReading Opens MindsReaders are HappierThe Author: Steven J. Lee is a published author in finance and business. He has also been a child, father and grandpa during his many years of education.

A satirical yet real perspective on individualism, sovereignty, spiritualism and social discourse through the eyes and ears of the every-man/woman/they/it/them/mammal that hates the taste of kale, has no time or patience for kundalini breathing exercises and is just trying to get through life with as minimal damage as possible in the "New Normal."Humor is the best medicine and this book provides a nice dose of haha's for those of us who are fed up and aren't pulled into the manufactured polarity and manipulation that is high jacking our individual consciousness.

A contemporary woman named Marissa, bordering on middle age, is bored and tired of her uninspired life. She looks forward to the Renaissance Faire every year, but this year something is different. This year, when Marissa steps through the gates into the fantasy world of knights and damsels, jesters and wizards, this year the atmosphere is electric. Conspiratorial winks and head nods, including her as if she were a starring character in this wonderful charade, flit all around her as she strolls along the concourse. Before she can truly comprehend what is happening, Marissa is swept up into a magical world of true Renaissance wizardry.Unbeknownst to her, Marissa is the heir to the crown of Avonridge, a medieval kingdom that requires her presence. In the days that follow, she is trained in the art of sword-play by a very mysterious knight who hides his face with a black, leather mask. When she leaves the familiarity of the Renaissance Faire grounds, she travels through field and forest to the castle of Avonridge to claim her throne. This journey, however, is not a stroll through the Faire concourse. This journey is fraught with traps, magic and wizards. And this journey is only the first step in claiming the throne of Avonridge.M.B. Nasdeo lives with her husband, Kevin, their two dogs, Jacques and Peanut, and a backyard full of chickens. She's lived in New Jersey her entire life, working full-time, raising two sons, and loving five step-kids along the way.

Beamer who is a young boy elf is trying to help his grasshopper friend, Bopper, who has the hic-ups [THE PECULIAR SOUND], so they go to see Grandma Jo Otter for help and she said they need to find the chamomile herb. Beamer and Bopper have quite the adventure and thrills in finding the herb with an exciting and unusual ending. It's truly a fun story for children to enjoy reading and also learn about herbs.

"Beatniks, Tupperware and Chiles en Nogada is that rare memoir that reads like fiction."-JJ Hebert, bestselling author and founder of MindStir Media.Wrenched at the age of five from his Mexican family in Baja California, Robert lives with his unconventional birth mother who works as a traveling Tupperware salesman in 1950s Southern California. Their many adventures include living with a World War II veteran suffering from PTSD, reciting poetry to the rhythm of bongo drums in a Beatnik Commune, and extended periods of homelessness.Robert, a former professor at an Ivy League college and founder of a successful nationwide software company, emerges as a scholar searching for a feeling of belonging and a family. His journey takes him to both coasts of the US, to Europe, and finally, to a remote, mountainous region in Mexico. There, he rediscovers love where he least expects it, and finds a place to call home.Beatniks, Tupperware and Chiles en Nogada is written with humor, heart, and an understanding of how complex humanity can be. It is a celebration of the human spirit that will captivate the reader with unforgettable characters and exotic locales.

A compendium of entries from the birth of a child, the struggles of single parenting and the realization of having a special needs daughter. This book encompasses the alienation, loss, hope and inspiration that the journey entails. The struggles of only being able to help your own child so much and learning to hold space while they find their way in the world. If you are a parent of any age or stage - this book is for you.Rebecca Marie was born and raised in Connecticut. Growing up, she always dabbled in writing, to include poems and the school newspaper. An Army photojournalist and combat veteran, she became a full-time mother with a passion for mentorship and helping others. When she isn't adventuring in nature, you can find her at the spinning wheel, or spending time with her daughter and furbabies.

Simon was the youngest of 11 children, born into an Old Order Amish family, after losing his mother while he was very young, his future looked grim, somehow though, he was able to overcome many of the obstacle's life threw at him. When he was a teenager, he decided the Amish way of life wasn't for him, at the age of 18, he made his first unsuccessful attempt at leaving, at the age of 22, he made his final break, and enlisted in the U.S. Coast guard. Simon had many challenges to overcome in life, but in the end, he had two successful careers, this is his story, and the heavy price he paid for his freedom.

"Change - Short and Simple guides us through not only navigating change but also how to invite, accept, and encourage change in our lives." - Kevin Harrington, Original Shark from ABC's hit TV show "Shark Tank" and Bestselling Author"An insightful, digestible, and actionable guide to changing not only your lifestyle but the mentality which dictates it." - J.J. Hebert, USA Today bestselling authorOverwhelmed by the need to make changes in your life? Constrained by thinking and habits that no longer serve you or a view of yourself that gets in the way? In this wise and action-oriented book, Chris Masiello presents an array of strategies to shift your perspective on how to address, accept, and leverage change. You will find practical insights on the relationship between change and the human psyche, step-based guides on how we affect change and vice versa, and the instruction to put ideas into practice. If change doesn't stop, we can at least plan for it using Masiello's astute teachings in Change - Short and Simple.Chris Masiello has built a successful, nearly forty-year career, spanning a variety of nationally recognized businesses in the real estate and financial services sectors, accounting for over two billion in annual sales. He continues to lead a portfolio of successful companies. Chris is also a recognized expert in business and a personal empowerment speaker. News sources such as ABC affiliates, Wall Street Journal, and others frequently seek Chris's insight, and he has received numerous industry achievements including recognition as one of the most influential trendsetting leaders in the real estate and home services industries.

Do you consider where you've been, and where you want to go? And who do you call on for guidance? After learning he was adopted out of the blue, Mike Thorne struggled to find his place in the world, plagued by perfectionism and fears of abandonment that followed him into adulthood. But he identified a path for himself through sports, along with two key concepts that helped him transform a better way forward: that we need to Build, Belong, and Believe to make progress effectively, and that we must have others on our journey. People we can rely on to hold us accountable and for support-a Personal Trust Community. With his story, Mike teaches readers of all ages how to learn from his experiences and reach their North Star by employing the tools he built along the way. He's proof that by hustling with heart on the field and beyond, we can transform and thrive at home and work.MIKE THORNE is a Transformer and personal growth mentor. Using his "Personal Trust Community" model, Mike helps leaders find belonging; build toward their greatest dreams; and believe in themselves, their work, and others. He has held numerous executive leadership positions, including President of Team Sports at Russell Athletic and President of the Wholesale Division at Yankee Candle. In 2020, he decided to step away from the C-Suite to further his mission of spreading the value of trust and vulnerability in relationships. He leads group workshops and one-on-one sessions that help transform human beings toward greater performance and fulfillment in their personal and professional lives. This is his first book. You can learn more about Mike and his work at mikethorne.co

In the near future, Lieutenant Liam Price finds a woman mutilated three separate times in the aftermath of a failed experiment. To solve the case, Price must distill in the darkest elements of his robotic-driven culture, uncovering a terrifying revelation about how mankind actually dies.Daniel J. Burke is an author, doctor, and musician, which is an elaborate way to say he is a storyteller. At different moments in his journey, he practiced medicine in Kolkata, innovated a theory contributing to neuromuscular research in space, and was the lead guitarist in a medical school cover band "The Flu Fighters". Daniel wrote The Cotard Delusion during his medical training. When he is not practicing storytelling, he explores his hometown of Philadelphia.