Genres : 320-650 Pages

Abigail Shelby was trained, not raised—shaped by a mother who treated beauty like currency and obedience like a blood oath. At sixteen, Abigail learns the rules of survival in Shelbyville: smile when it hurts, lure what you need, and never let anyone see you bleed. The past doesn’t just haunt her; it brands her, and every lesson comes with a price.Now thirty-seven, Abigail has traded fear for finesse and is sharpening her claws for husband number three—Roger Blackwood, a rising...

A space colonization story about seeking independence and home rule in the face of corporate greed. Tribal women bind together in a war zone where they are discounted as not important enough to save or keep safe. On Dolvia in the galaxy's Westend, women of diverse tribes fight alongside warriors to bring down greedy offworld mining corporations, and local despots, to gain liberty and home rule. Lt. Mike Shaw demands Dr. Greensboro’s doctoring skills at the hospital, forcing the closure...

A thirty-nine-day war between the United States and Iran ends the way modern wars end now: not in surrender, but in a memorandum. The guns go silent. The money is promised. The world exhales.Buried within the language of the peace are nineteen words that quietly abandon the people who believed the bombing meant deliverance.In Washington, a small policy institute that has spent its life describing the world decides, for the first time, to act on it, and learns that the...

This 25th anniversary edition, updated by the author, reveals the miraculous communication systems present in nature. Learn how plants and insects communicate through emissions in the infrared frequency range and why poisonous pesticides do not solve the real problems facing agriculture. In this breakthrough book Phil Callahan uncovers why certain insects are attracted only to certain plants, the role of pheromones' work in nature, and how plants under stress literally signal insects to come devour them. Long out of print...

You did everything right. You worked hard, paid your bills on time, and avoided unnecessary debt. So why does it feel like you're falling further behind every year? Here's the truth: the system you were taught to trust was built for an economy that no longer exists — and the data proves it. THE UNRIGGED LIFE is a research-backed framework — drawing on Bureau of Labor Statistics data, Federal Reserve surveys, and current economic reporting — for understanding the game...

Milo can feel the difference between every person he's ever touched. It's involuntary. It's precise. And it has kept him safe for his entire life.When he walks through the gates of the Palace of Pantheon, a sentient, shifting building that houses dozens of dominant and submissive voices, his gift lights up like it was built for this place. Thirty-three distinct presences. Thirty-three ways of wanting. And Milo wants to know every single one of them.But wanting to know isn't the...

When Teagan Ward claims seven babies, conceived artificially after she donated her eggs to a medical experiment aboard a rotating space habitat, are her children, she triggers a fight that consumes her life in a race against time to free her from the clutches of an unscrupulous doctor and a power-mad general. Born in Space: Unlocking Destiny chronicles a gripping tale of sacrifice and redemption in which desire and ambition collide. As a ruthless mining consortium tightens its grip on...

The year is 2085. As promised, artificial intelligence has taken over seventy percent of the workforce once employed by humans, leaving many struggling. As the American people fight to survive, they grow weary of watching corrupt government officials put their selfish interests above the will of the people, and demand they be replaced by Damian Malone's cyborgs. A genius in robotics and genomic testing, Malone has perfected the manufacture of artificially intelligent cyborgs that run ninety-five percent of people’s homes...

The Aboriginal Cameleer uncovers the remarkable but overlooked history of Indigenous Australians who worked with camel teams across the outback from the mid 1800s onward. While the “Afghan” cameleers are widely recognised, Aboriginal cameleers played an equally vital role in opening inland routes, supporting remote communities, and guiding expeditions across Country. This book brings their stories to the forefront—stories of resilience, cultural exchange, survival, and deep knowledge of desert landscapes. Drawing on historical records, oral histories, and community memory, it...

What if you could see the future — not with guesswork, but with precision?Most people move through life reacting — to financial setbacks, health crises, and mental roadblocks they never saw coming. But what if the warning signs were always there? Future Walking reveals the hidden patterns already embedded in your life, and shows you exactly how to read them before the next crisis hits.In this groundbreaking strategic guide, Rafael Manzon introduces a powerful concept: the "déjà vu moments" buried...