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The All In One Estrangement Recovery Guide - Finally A Practical Roadmap For Parents of Estranged Children Updated 2026 Edition -- Written Specifically For Parents Of Estranged Adult Children Navigating The Deepest Kind Of... See More
"Looking back, it was fate all along. I was destined to cross paths with the devil -- the devil who had the face of an angel, and the cunning of a god. Or perhaps I'm still a little delirious. For all I know, our fated... See More
When Scarlett Green returns to the hometown she never planned to see again, she doesn't expect to run straight into the Elliot boys -- Hunter and Teddy. Once her childhood best friend and his tag-along little brother, they... See More
Start Healing The Impact Of An Emotionally Absent Father -- And Finally Feel Secure, Confident & In Control Of Your Life And Relationships A Meaningful, Reality-Based Guide For Adult Daughters Who Grew Up Without Emotional... See More
An investigation into Australia's bikie clubs. Are Australia's bikie clubs bastions of organised crime? Useful pawns in the political law and order game? Investigative journalist Adam Shand asks, just how bad are they... See More
Monsters are made in the dark, by hands that swear they are innocent. When DCI Greyson Spencer catches the case of a prominent businessman found brutally murdered in his office, it's clear this was no random attack. Hours... See More
Complete By Myself: Stories of Women, Resilience, Renewal and Rediscovery is a powerful collection of short stories by Dr. Usha Dubey, retired Professor of Zoology and lifelong lover of literature. Blending keen... See More
When snow falls thick over Hertfordshire, even Longbourn cannot escape a touch of holiday magic. Christmas brings its share of small miracles -- old habits melt, hearts soften, and the most unlikely people discover the joy... See More
Itzel Trejo Castillo has always had other people in charge of her life: a powerful father, people pretending to care but really just pushing their own wishes, and a man who thought controlling her was the same as loving her... See More
Destiny Williams has always built her life around order. As the organizer of Magnolia Springs' popular Fool's Fair festival, she loves planning, structure, and making sure everything runs smoothly. But everything changes... See More
The Way of the River Some seasons stay with you forever. Others change everything. It's the end of summer 1994, and Andi believes she knows exactly who she is and what she wants -- to leave for college and begin a new... See More
At age forty-seven, Louise Ann Gibson laced up her first pair of running shoes. What began as an unlikely hobby soon became God's training ground for a much harder journey: walking alongside her daughter through years of... See More
Zandrea has spent her entire life cursed by bad luck. Not the cute, spilled-coffee kind. The kind that breaks bones, shatters glass, and keeps people at a careful distance. Magnolia Springs is supposed to be a fresh start, a... See More
From the first shots of the Civil War to its final tragedy on the Mississippi River. Brody Mallory rides with General Ulysses S. Grant from the earliest days of the war. He boards the transports at Belmont, fights through... See More
April 1812. Colonel Fitzwilliam reunites with his cousin Darcy at their aunt's estate before Easter, preparing to say his final goodbyes before joining General Hill's forces in Spain. During this visit, he meets Miss... See More
When NFL superstar Michael Cole throws the punch at his head coach, he doesn't just blow up his career, he ignites a scandal that threatens to destroy everything he loves. Branded a villain by the media and exiled from the... See More
Some heroes aren't trained. They're made. When James Martinez is sent to Iraq to investigate inventory "discrepancies," he has no idea he's a pawn in a deadly game of military corruption. Desperate to hide the evidence, a... See More
The Night You Killed Me powerfully details a 24-hour period of domestic violence through the eyes of a victim. Experience the emotional roller-coaster of trying to survive living with her monster. The emotional, mental, and... See More
Haylie Jennings is Magnolia Springs' favorite florist, famous for bringing even the toughest flowers to life. When it comes to love, though, she keeps her feelings guarded. That all changes when a mysterious stranger enters... See More
Time stops. Everyone freezes -- except her. When time stops for everyone else, twelve-year-old Zeph realizes something is wrong with reality, and she may be the only one who can see it. Zeph lives in a world shaped by... See More
Food was a critical front in the Cold War battle for Asia. "Where Communism goes, hunger follows" was the slogan of American nation builders who fanned out into the countryside to divert rivers, remodel villages, and... See More
Downtown America was once the vibrant urban center romanticized in the Petula Clark song -- a place where the lights were brighter, where people went to spend their money and forget their worries. But in the second half of... See More
William D. Lopez details the incredible strain that immigration raids place on Latino communities -- and the families and friends who must recover from their aftermath. 2020 International Latino Book Awards Winner First... See More
Michel Foucault's work profoundly influences the way we think about society, in particular how we understand social power, the self, and the body. This book gives an innovative and entirely new analysis of is later works... See More
My death was a small price to pay to gain the keys to my freedom. As the gates swung open, I awoke the gods that were sleeping. The god doesn't let me stay, but gives me a second chance at life. A life that has powerful... See More
One drunken night has forever haunted my mind with an impossibility. Her words sobered my alcohol-fueled mind and have taunted me ever since. Something from a fairy tale or a fable we tell to children before... See More
"Toor's thoughtful and often humorous musings about pet rats, including and especially her own beloved rat, Iris, make an absorbing read." -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books As much a moving memoir as it... See More
There are hundreds of books available that coach kids on writing college application essays, improving SAT scores and trying to beat the admissions system. Admissions Confidential is a definitive look at why those books... See More
This significantly revised edition will help prospective and new city teachers navigate the realities of city teaching. Now the classic introduction to urban teaching, this book explains how global, national, state, and... See More
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