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Stop Overthinking, Silence the Inner Critic, and Finally Move Forward Without Fear “You’re not broken—you’re becoming. This is how you get out of your own way.” If you’ve ever wondered Why do I self-sabotage?, felt...

In Charles Welch's chilling dystopian novel, "Laughers," the world as we know it is beset with a virulent and bizarre physical force that distorts human sanity with devastating impacts. "Laughers" stands as an unsettling narrative...

Before she was the galaxy’s most feared bounty hunter, she was just a girl no one saved. Vala Rho was sixteen when the Syndicate bought her—just one more girl in a cage, broken for their...

Success isn’t a straight line—it’s a spiral. In this bold and illuminating guide, Avery Hollis invites readers to rethink everything they thought they knew about achievement. The Spiral Path to Success blends personal insight, psychological...

A murder suspect for the dead body on her dissection table, spunky surgeon-to-be Zora Smyth races to find the truth. Then more bodies drop… Zora Smyth is not your average poster child for a first-year...

Enter the world of 1960s Bethany, Vermont in this suspenseful short story featuring characters from the forthcoming Agony Hill.It's mud season in Bethany, Vermont. As spring nears, the thawing ground and melting snow-pack have created...

A missing child, a murky past, and a race against time - buckle up for a thrilling ride in this novel by the bestselling author of Twelve Years Gone and The Moscow Brief. The story...

Drawing on decades of veterinary practice, Dr. Paul Dettloff presents a natural, sustainable approach to ruminant health. Copiously illustrated chapters "break down" the animal into its interrelated biological systems: digestive, reproductive, respiratory, circulatory, musculoskeletal and...

“This is Safe Haven. We offer food, shelter, and protection to all survivors. Does anyone copy? …hello? Is anyone alive out there?” “Answering that call was a dangerous risk in a world now filled with...

The most readable booklet on water ever published. It gives the reasons for using distilled water for drinking and cooking. It reveals that you can consume some 450 pounds of inorganic minerals from some tap...