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Dissolving Overthinking is a practical guide for anyone who feels stuck in their head despite doing “everything right.”
If you overthink decisions, suppress emotions, people-please, or feel disconnected from yourself, this book offers a calmer way forward. You’ll learn how to quiet the mind, reconnect with your inner compass, and create real change, without fixing, forcing or becoming someone else.
Old Books and Faded Dreams invites readers into the heart of Tilden, a picturesque small town nestled in Madison County, Nebraska. At the story’s core is Maggie Davis, a resilient widow navigating the complexities of loss, motherhood, and the legacy of her grand Victorian estate. The manor, both a cherished home and a once-bustling bed-and-breakfast, now echoes with memories and the laughter of her spirited nine-year-old daughter, Jenna.
The kitchen table becomes a lively stage for the town’s most colorful personalities: Maggie’s outspoken, sharp-tongued neighbor, whose provocative opinions keep everyone on their toes, and an elderly, candid family member who has recently taken up permanent residence, balancing the household with wisdom and wit.
As Maggie grapples with the shadows of her husband’s tragic passing, she finds herself drawn to a mysterious new guest whose presence stirs hope and uncertainty. The tranquility of Tilden is shattered by a shocking death and a devious plot to steal Maggie’s inheritance, casting suspicion within her own family. When a long-buried secret emerges from an attic trunk, it threatens to unravel the family’s esteemed reputation and cherished bonds.
Through heartbreak, scandal, and the healing power of friendship, Maggie and the townspeople must confront painful truths and rediscover the meaning of love and forgiveness. Old Books and Faded Dreams is a poignant, uplifting tale of community, resilience, and the enduring magic of second chances.
A POST-APOCALYPTIC EARTH
Humans have devolved to the brink of extinction.
One robot alien and his robot bird must monitor humanity’s survival.
Their mission is impossible - Make sure the humans don’t commit suicide again.
Scot looks human - Billy is a traitor.
Together, they roam a decidedly low-tech world.
Centuries pass, Scot endures, and the mission flounders.
Can humanity survive a second collapse? Can Scot?
The call from his hometown was urgent and disturbing, interrupting Frank Adams’s customary late-night routine. The Aircraft Crash Investigator listened as the voice of an old college acquaintance spoke on the line, urgency barely contained--there had been an accident. A light aircraft had gone down in the heart of rural North Carolina, its twisted wreckage scattered among the mud and acrid stench of a hog farm. The familiar name of the victim—his beloved chemistry professor, Dr. David Lanmore—sent a cold ache through his chest. Rumors already swirled that S&H Pharmaceuticals, a powerful corporate presence in the region, had caught wind of Lanmore’s revolutionary cure for cancer. Adams knew returning would mean revisiting the memories of his youth, and the conflicts and fears that went with them.
As he drove into Scottsville, mist rose from the distant swamps, mingling with the sweet decay of magnolia and the ever-present tang of livestock. The town square’s familiar brick storefronts stood as they had for years, their windows reflecting the secrets of an old South Frank could feel in his bones. He could almost taste the unease in the air, as if the land itself held its breath, waiting for trouble to surface.
His investigation began with polite interviews and official reports, but evidence didn’t add up. The crash was blamed on Dr. Lanmore’s age—poor reaction time, a failing heart. Yet Frank noticed the subtle marks of tampering, a trace of fuel where there shouldn’t be, and the bitter taste of something left unsaid.
The sole remaining member of Frank’s family was Clayton Housely, who maintained strict control over his domain in Scottsville, North Carolina. Ever since visiting “Uncle Clayton,” Frank sensed unseen eyes watching. Local politicians dropped veiled warnings masked as neighborly advice, which turned out to be deadly. The town’s veneer of Southern hospitality felt thin as old paint, and the lines between ally and adversary blurred with every revelation. The more he uncovered, the tighter the town’s secrets coiled, making it clear: finding the truth about Dr. Lanmore’s death could cost Frank far more than his peace of mind.
Janie Fontaine's life was never easy. She and her brother Daniel hoped for a happier and better life by leaving their small hometown, headed for Los Angeles. The realization she'd never have that life comes crashing down around her at the discovery of Daniel's involvement with one of the biggest Mafia families in the nation, the Calvanzos. With the disappearance of Daniel, this journey takes Janie across the country to escape death and find comfort and help from the stranger that saves her life, Malachi. Will she ever be free from the Calvanzo's. Will Rico let her go or continue to manipulate and control her? Will Janie ever find her happily-ever after.
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Can a killer escape justice? It isn't enough for the police to believe - or even to know - that a man is guilty. They have to find the proof. A 1949 case for Scotland Yard Detective Chief Inspector Philip Bryce.