The Last Woman Warrior of the Liburnians - a spiritual adventure book by Andreja Austin

The Last Woman Warrior of the Liburnians - a spiritual adventure book by Andreja Austin
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Step into the mesmerizing world of the ancient Liburnians in the Last Woman Warrior of the Liburnians.

This is a spiritual adventure of a strong heroine, a chosen one of destiny.

The story is driven by the ideal of spiritual revelation and feminine courage. It will be an inspiring read for those who like to delve into the world of intrigue and love.

This is a novel about love, carried by the wings of pure light and the moments of ecstasy at the threshold of an endless dimension.

When Mihovil mysteriously disappeared, Antonija, a medical doctor, searched after him. After discovering that Mihovil was overpowered by the evil forces that threatened to take over the Earth, Antonija must find out how to stop them and save her kin.

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A Fiery End - a detective mystery by Diana J Febry

A Fiery End - a detective mystery by Diana J Febry
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Detective Inspector Fiona Williams’ life is already on the edge: she’s balancing a demanding job, a family crisis, and doubts about her new superior. When she stumbles upon a burning van after a late hospital visit, her hopes for a break are dashed. The driver is dead, still trapped in the inferno, and a second car nearby holds another corpse and a traumatised witness who claims to have seen nothing.

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Every Player Is Bigger Than the Program: A People First Playbook for Building High Performing Teams by Nick Reich

Every Player Is Bigger Than the Program: A People First Playbook for Building High Performing Teams by Nick Reich
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A people-first leadership playbook for building high-performing teams.

Most leadership advice sounds right—and still breaks teams.

On paper, the system works.

In reality? Teams are burned out, disengaged, and underperforming.

Because the problem isn’t the people.
It’s how they’re being led.

In Every Player Is Bigger Than the Program, leadership coach and former championship basketball coach Nick Reich challenges the model most leaders are still using:

Systems don’t create performance. People do.

Through the true story of building a high school basketball team from nothing into state champions in four years, Reich shows what happens when leaders shift from control to trust, ownership, and real accountability.

This isn’t theory. It’s what works when nothing else does.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:
Build trust and ownership inside your team
Lead high performers without burning them out
Create accountability without relying on control
Develop people in a way that drives real performance

This isn’t another leadership framework.

It’s a reset.

Because when people are developed, the system gets stronger.

Not the other way around.

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We Believe: Membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints: A Christian Conversation by Phillip M. Graehl

We Believe: Membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints: A Christian Conversation by Phillip M. Graehl
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What do we really mean when we talk about God, faith, scripture, and salvation?

We Believe takes readers inside the theology of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, exploring how its teachings both intersect with and differ from other Christian traditions.

Phillip M. Graehl examines some of Christianity’s biggest questions through a Latter-day Saint lens: Who is God? What is the role of Jesus Christ? Does revelation continue today? What happens after death? And how should we understand scripture, salvation, temples, priesthood, and eternal families?

Accessible, thoughtful, and grounded in scripture and doctrine, We Believe is for anyone curious about Latter-day Saint theology and the larger questions of Christian belief.

You don’t have to agree with a theology to find it worth understanding.

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Origin (Book 4 of Disrupted Equilibrium) by William Bahl

Origin (Book 4 of Disrupted Equilibrium) by William Bahl
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A post-apocalyptic world is brought to its knees as a battle between mutants, enhanced beings, and humans ensues with the fate of humanity hanging in the balance. Heroes die and others are changed forever as the infected prove to be powerful adversaries in a fatal game of chess between man and monster. Will they survive or will their struggles be in vain? Find out in this thrilling installment of Disrupted Equilibrium.

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The Equation: The Secret They Don't Want You to Know by Ivan Carl

The Equation: The Secret They Don't Want You to Know by Ivan Carl
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A murdered mentor. A hidden equation. A secret buried for centuries because some truths are too powerful to be set free.

Nathan Brooks has spent his life solving impossible problems. A brilliant mathematician, he's built his career on finding order where everyone else sees chaos.

Then his mentor is found murdered inside a locked office.

Written in blood beside the body are two words:

THE EQUATION

The research is gone. The evidence has vanished. The only clue the killers missed is an old brass key hidden in Nathan's pocket.

As Nathan follows a trail buried across decades, he uncovers a discovery so profound that The Continuum, a secret organization that has manipulated events from the shadows for centuries, will kill to keep it hidden.

Now they're coming for Nathan.

With the help of a former Continuum operative, he must uncover what his mentor died protecting before The Continuum buries the secret forever.

But the closer he gets, the more terrifying the truth becomes.

What if the world's greatest discovery wasn't hidden because it was dangerous... but because it would change everything we believe about what it means to live?

Perfect for readers of The Da Vinci Code, Dark Matter, and The Rule of Four, The Equation is an intelligent conspiracy thriller where murder, mystery, and philosophy collide in a race to expose the one secret humanity was never meant to know.

Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

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RedShift Volume 1: Mundane - Progression Fantasy Epic by Nick Hardilek

RedShift Volume 1: Mundane - Progression Fantasy Epic by Nick Hardilek
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In the nearly 100 years since every star disappeared in the StarFall, Earth managed to continue. Sure, there are monsters that appear every now and then. Sure, there is a supernatural illness called the Blight going around that effectively kills hope. But at least there are people who can wield supernatural powers called Starborn.

Arden is not one of these people.

There isn't much Arden can do at this point. Living in the slums with his terminally ill sister marks him as essentially a step below tapeworms in the grand scheme of things. Despised for harboring his sister, a Blight Walker, Arden lives his life trying to stay alive and out of the way.

But it is never that easy. The meagre scraps of food are worse than dirt, his sister is refused an ID, and the local gangster views Arden as his personal punching bag.

Arden's only hope is to become one of the Starborn. Just being a Starborn would be an escape from poverty, the gangs, and the hatred. But you can't just become a Starborn. They are chosen by the Status at random, and Arden has practically a 0 percent chance to be chosen by his Status. After all, there has never been a Starborn from the slums before. It's impossible.

But the impossible is not what can't happen, but rather what shouldn't happen.

And when the impossible arrives, Arden is forced to become impossible himself to protect the few things he has left, including his sister, his life, and something strange that his Status insists on calling a Legacy.

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Times of Clouds and Sun - a gripping family saga by Michael Dane Hager

Times of Clouds and Sun - a gripping family saga by Michael Dane Hager
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Dr. Maya Simmons, a recent PhD graduate in Epidemiology, is still mourning the death of her father. While going through his personal papers, she discovers a dark secret from her parents’ past. Her quest for the truth leads her to a Tibetan refugee camp in India, where her “mother,” Maggie Hunter, is hiding out from Interpol for her suspected role in a bombing incident during the Vietnam War.

Compelled to track down her estranged mother, Maya disguises her true identity and secures a volunteer position at the refugee camp. With the help of a Tibetan lama, Maya confronts her long-suppressed feelings of abandonment and her fear of accepting Maggie into her life. Ironically, just as they begin their journey of reconciliation, Maya finds herself at the center of solving a deadly epidemic threatening both the refugees and her own mother’s life.

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The Obsidian Rig: A Corrugated Soul, a supernatural thriller by Earl D Coobs

The Obsidian Rig: A Corrugated Soul, a supernatural thriller by Earl D Coobs
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Long-haul trucker Garth Heller has spent years chasing one goal: owning a truck he can finally call his own.

But buried deep within its engine is an ancient evil, waiting for someone willing to turn the key.

What begins as the fulfillment of a lifelong dream soon becomes something far more terrifying. As the truck's influence grows, Garth begins losing pieces of himself until the man behind the wheel is no longer the one making the decisions.

He wakes with blood on his hands and stretches of highway he can't remember driving.

Somewhere along those missing miles, innocent people are dying—and Garth has no way of knowing whether he's the killer or just another victim.

And the Peterbilt's run is far from over. Somewhere out on the open road, it's only a matter of time before someone else climbs behind the wheel.

Blending occult mythology with psychological terror, The Obsidian Rig delivers the creeping dread of Stephen King's Christine with the relentless tension of The Thing.

For now, the answer lies somewhere beyond the next mile marker.

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