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  • Dominion: Ascension

    by D.A. Murray

    In post-apocalyptic Dominion, women are in control. After the Great War, chemical weapons made most men infertile and cognitively impaired. Women are the policymakers, law enforcers, captains of industry, spiritual leaders, preservers of history, language, and currency, and still the givers of life. The roles of men are limited to public works, domestic servitude, and pleasure giving. When males reach the age of twelve, they undergo a cognitive test called Illegis to determine their placement within a caste system, one of which is Breeders. This small segment of the male population is the most revered. The Breeders reside in The Colony, a place where controlled reproduction and scientific advancements of Dominion occur. Dani Matthews is an investigative reporter and the daughter of a high-ranking official. She is determined to uncover Dominion’s sinister architecture. At the Ascension, a national celebration, Dani reunites with her childhood best friend and Breeder, Robbie. Together, they set out to find Haven, a place for escaped Breeders. After a painstaking journey, Dani and Robbie not only find love but make it to Haven only to endure the trials of The Becoming, where failure can be death.

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  • Pajamas in Public and Other Crimes Against Humanity

    by Dan Bozung

    What happens when you give a couple of seventeen-year-old buddies a bunch of beer and exile them to the garage on a Michigan winter night? They figure stuff out, that’s what, and they come to the conclusion that most people are idiots. While one of those buddies, Pete, took over his family business and crushed it, retiring young, the other joined the Navy, eventually found his way into business, and got crushed. And that guy, Dan Bozung, learned a lot about idiocy along the way. Pajamas in Public and Other Crimes Against Humanity is a collection of funny, bite-sized vignettes on topics likely to be overheard in Pete’s garage. Those who quietly loathe line-cutters, overexplainers, and neighbors who mow their yards in crooked rows will find respite in its pages, where quick hits of humanity beg the question: How do we live with ourselves?

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  • Prior

    by Joshua Fagan

    Vince Pryor lives a life of luxury many of us can only dream about. Money, fame, and a career legacy; as the undefeated Global Boxing Champion. The secret to his success? His born gift to see into the future. Dodging punches, traffic jams, and life’s unexpected misfortunes, Vince remains undefeated both in and outside the ring… that is until Vince meets Winston, a hardworking biochemist hungry for success and the cure of his only son diagnosed with Huntington’s disease. Despite his genius level IQ, Winston falls short of what he believes is one of the most important and understated factors of life… luck. With his business on the verge of bankruptcy and an unhappy wife, Winston sits by his son’s bedside to hear out his final wish; to meet his hero Vince Pryor. While Vince is scheduled to visit, he decides to make alternative plans, and Malachi is stood up. Heartbroken, Malachi succumbs to his illness and dies by the end of the night. After a sour confrontation with Vince, Winston grows suspicious, soon discovering Vince’s abilities. Infuriated, betrayed, and now envious, Winston seeks revenge by kidnapping Vince’s daughter. Determined to save his child, Vince is put to the ultimate test, as it will take more than his gift of foresight to stop Winston.

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  • I Don’t Want to Die

    by Tom Butero, MSW

    I Don’t Want to Die is for anyone who works in the field of mental health or seeks help for a vulnerable loved one who may be showing suicidal tendencies. With decades of clinical experience and research behind it, this new look at suicide prevention takes a comprehensive approach to the assessment of suicide risk and presents effective approaches to intervention and prevention. Starting with an overview of depression and its effects, I Don’t Want to Die discusses why and how someone chooses suicide as a “way out” of their problems. A thorough assessment tool and strategies for intervening in a suicidal crisis are described in a clear, easy-to-follow style. The need for suicide education in schools and the role of the media are also discussed. I Don’t Want to Die also examines the ethical issues often faced by those who work in the field of mental health and poses the question for the practitioner as to the “right” of an individual to commit suicide. I Don’t Want to Die is written in a user-friendly style for professionals and laypersons, and it offers a unique approach that focuses on both content and process when assessing risk.

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  • The Big Bad

    by Brad Huestis

    The Big Bad follows Major Jessica Gilbert as she delves into a disturbing allegation: that an infamous Army colonel cut the ears from dead Iraqi fighters. But her investigation quickly morphs into a murder inquiry when she uncovers gruesome photographs revealing that the Iraqis were executed on the battlefield. She learns that in the Army the question about who should be held responsible is often more difficult to answer than who did it.

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  • The Washashore

    by Marshall Highet and Bird Jones

    Martha’s Vineyard, 1929. Prohibition is in full swing, and Emily, a Midwest transplant, has never met her wealthy Aunt Isabel. That is until, after her mother’s death, the courts declare Isabel her guardian. Their first meeting is a disaster. Emily’s clumsy curtsy earns her only a frosty glare, and she quickly realizes she’s in for a crash course in East Coast high society. But manners take a back seat to mystery when Isabel’s dear friend, an accomplished sailor, vanishes at sea. Convinced it’s murder, Isabel recruits her niece to catch the killer, pointing the finger at two dangerous men: a ruthless Mob boss and the fastest rumrunner in the harbor. While Emily crosses paths with gangsters on the island, she may just find home on its miles of coastline and among its quirky inhabitants—her stoic Aunt Isabel included.

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  • The Summer Knows

    by Sarah E. Pearsall

    Slinging fried clams at a dumpy tourist trap in Florida's panhandle and being a single mom was not the future Adrienne Harris envisioned at thirty-one. As a girl, she dreamed of being a chef and spending her life with Quinn Merrit, the rich and handsome boy next door. However, her dreams came crumbling down the summer she turned seventeen, ending with her running away pregnant, heartbroken, and the talk of the town over Lucas Merritt's suicide. Adrienne vowed she would never step foot in Harbor Point again. Her world is upended when Adrienne gets a call that her estranged and eccentric grandmother, Elizabeth Harris, the town's nuisance, has nearly burned down the family's seaside cottage. Adrienne has no choice but to return with her daughter to Harbor Point, breaking her vow. The town wastes no time in thrusting her back into scandal, chaos, and gossip as soon as she arrives. When she unexpectedly comes face to face with Quinn Merritt, the father of her child, Adrienne must face the secrets and lies she holds deep within.  When Harbor Point's local fishmonger Christopher Crane offers Adrienne a chance to be the chef at the fish market her grandfather once owned, Adrienne decides to face the past and her fractured relationships the only way she knows how—through her cooking. Food becomes the language Adrienne uses to attempt to mend and heal the past, present, and future.

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  • Maximizing Organizational Performance: A Guide to Effective Performance Coaching

    by Patrick Behar-Courtois, PhD

    Dr. Patrick Behar-Courtois, with over two decades of international consulting experience, offers a fresh approach to performance coaching that transcends traditional methods. This practical guide tackles pressing issues such as remote work, diversity, employee retention, and technological integration, equipping leaders, HR professionals, and coaches with strategies to measure coaching effectiveness and build high-performing teams. Packed with immediately applicable tools and real-world case studies, Maximizing Organizational Performance bridges theory and practice, offering insights that resonate in today's complex business environment. So don't let your organization fall behind—unlock its full potential and prepare for the future with this essential resource!

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  • Best Kept Stranger

    by Taylor Higgins

    Beautiful but fragile Taylor Hartwell has been afraid of disappointing her manipulative mother, Claire, for as long as she can remember. To the outside world, Claire Hartwell is caring and attentive, but beneath her carefully curated exterior lurks an ever-deepening darkness—and Taylor is desperate to escape to the light. Taylor's need to please Claire and her intense craving to know love leads her into the arms of men who hurt her in every way. Yet Claire, believing Taylor's mistreatment will ensure her own domination over Taylor's life, encourages her daughter to stay in these abusive relationships. When Taylor meets a gentle, supportive man, the budding romance pulls her from Claire’s relentless control. But Claire is determined that Taylor will fulfill the role Claire has planned for her since her birth. Taylor’s struggle for independence unravels dangerous family secrets, leading to a series of questionable deaths and a sinister reunion that nobody anticipates.

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  • Gods of Glenhaven

    by Stephen Statler

    Christian Orr is a man in need of a mojo transfusion. Underemployed and suffering from erectile dysfunction since discovering his wife’s infidelity, he has recently moved into what his daughter, Francesca, calls the Divorced Dads Apartment Complex. Meanwhile, his high-powered attorney wife, Sloan, is jaded by life and searching for new meaning, leaving precocious Francesca caught in the wake of change. Enter Dionysus (“Dee”), the Greek god of wine and song, who arrives incognito in Glenhaven in pursuit of his estranged wife, Ari, and teenage son Maron. Fed up with 3,000 years of her scoundrel husband, Ari has made a deal with Zeus to start a new, normal life as a mortal suburban mom. And what could be more normal than falling for Christian? Gods of Glenhaven is a fast-paced, bighearted suburban comedy about love, sex, death, and rock and roll, and everything that happens when our white-knuckle grip on life gets pried open against our will.

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