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Ashkadance is in turmoil. With the dragons missing and a mysterious fateless plague leaving citizens crazed and loveless, nothing and no one in their enclosed kingdom is safe. When Embers one rebellion leads to her beastly birthmark being revealed, she discovers not all is as it seems. Now that she has her fated mate and a kingdom celebrating her as the lost princess, will she risk all that she has gained to accept her destiny?

Akasha demystifies the alternative healing modalities that will help you recover from a traumatic brain injury and move out of the space of PTSD into a calmer, more peaceful existence. The extraordinary journey the book takes you on through the chaotic experience of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury will touch your heart and inspire you to believe in yourself and what you are capable of. It is put in terms easy to understand how the modalities work, and what they do for you. This is a great guide book for those unfamiliar with alternative healing.

Hasley Jeweler and Arsenio Trader were meant to meet—but their fating was derailed by the building of the impenetrable wall surrounding Ashkadance. Little do they know that love finds a way, and Hasley's journey as a Fateless will teach her that order isn't always the answer...that sometimes, rules are meant to be broken.

For her 17th birthday, Matilda Banks receives letters written by her mother, who disappeared when she was an infant, and sets off to follow her along Route 66. Will she be able to solve the mystery surrounding her mother’s disappearance or lose herself along the way? In My Mother Road, some journeys only happen once in two lifetimes.

Ezra has been working for Lucifer for centuries now, killing anyone that poses a threat. When he’s given his new assignment - a young witch back from the dead - he has no idea what he’s in for. Anastasia doesn’t understand how she’s topside again. After being killed during a spell, she had ended up working off her sins in purgatory. All of the sudden, she finds herself in a human body again, trying to get used to magic she didn’t have before she’d died.

Deep below the Pacific, the crew of the Thales attempt to harness the power of deep ocean currents. Using turbines, they could harness more renewable energy than the world has ever seen. However, when a pressure valve ruptures they struggle for survival, and discover one of their own may have wanted the station to fail all along. With an entire ocean threatening their lives, they understand to live, they have to harness the ocean, and power the world.

The journey to power the world and face the rising current begins here. Fans of Andy Weir, S.L. Huang, and Michael Crichton’s near-future science fiction thrillers introduces the crew of The Thales, a team of experts on the cusp of building the largest renewable energy station ever conceived. However, there’s much to risk when standing on the edge of innovation.

Ten-year-old Olivia sneaks into her mother's room and experiments with her makeup. She hopes to impress Sampson, a 12-year-old boy at her school. Listen to Olivia's Big Mistake to find out what happens.

While searching for the true meaning of life, I have come to many crossroads. Some took a considerable amount of time for their implications to be realized, months and perhaps even years. In this book, I am going to share the fruits of my efforts regarding some of the common questions we all come across at some point in our lives and look at some of the fundamental aspects of a human being. Finding answers to these questions can mean the difference between living a fully fledged life as opposed to chasing an illusion.

This book is for students who are starting at the high school level, ninth to 12th-grade, and all high school graduates, whether you have received a high school diploma or GED! For parents, who will be supporting their children in their decision-making process, this book is for you, too. Most people have quickly forgotten the main aim of education: imparting knowledge. This is due to the educational problems that are on the rise: teachers who don’t improve their methods of teaching, and students who lack interest in the educational institution and what it offers.