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Every week, Dr. Joseph P. Farrell, author and scholar, takes an alternative look at news and current events for the pleasure of his readers and the members of the Giza Death Star community at GizaDeathStar.com

The Holy Spirit’s quiet promptings guide you to peace and strength in a troubled world. Learn how His seven gifts build virtue, conquer fear, and help you live courageously for God’s glory each day.

Between life and death, there is a silence—and in that silence, Trevor Hayes hears her. After spending eight months in a hospital room waiting for a new heart, Trevor receives a rare opportunity. The donor is a young woman named Lily, gone too soon—but not gone entirely. Soon after the transplant, Trevor begins to hear a voice. Not imagined, not fading—present. A voice that belongs to the woman whose heart now beats inside his chest. As days pass, Lily’s memories flicker through him: books she loved, songs that shaped her, and the world she never had time to finish exploring. ...

Book One of the complete 6-book Midnight Oracle series When Kelly Donald rescues a silver kitten with sapphire eyes from an abandoned building, she thinks she's just saving another stray. But Luna is no ordinary cat. That first night, Kelly dreams of strangers' problems—and wakes with impossible knowledge of how to solve them. A struggling mechanic's business strategy. A mother's custody battle tactics. Solutions she couldn't possibly know. All flowing from the small cat sleeping on her pillow. Luna is a dream walker, descended from the temple cats of ancient Egypt. For three thousand ...

Morgan Hayes is a shape-shifter who lives quietly in Cedar Falls, working from a small office and helping people disappear when they need it most. Her ability is simple but powerful: touch a mirror, feel the cold rush, and her face changes into someone else's. She usually keeps a borrowed face for six to twelve hours—long enough to board a bus, go through an airport, or slip past those hunting her. For six years, this has been Morgan's work. She helps domestic violence survivors escape their abusers, witnesses relocate before trials, and anyone else who needs a new face to stay alive. She...

In the freezing heart of a Chicago winter, Rita Novak has nothing left. Eight months on the street have stripped away everything she once was—her job, her apartment, her hope. Then one desperate night, she finds Lucky, a tiny puppy hours from freezing to death. Rita can barely keep herself alive. But something in the puppy's trusting eyes awakens a part of her she thought was dead forever—the part that cares, that fights, that refuses to give up. She tucks the shivering pup inside her coat and makes a choice: they'll survive this together or not at all. What Rita doesn't expect is how ...

Alone in the Alaskan Arctic, wildlife biologist Hazel Sutton retreats to a remote cabin after her husband's death, planning one final season before giving up on life entirely. But when a wild arctic fox begins watching her from the tundra, an unlikely connection forms between woman and animal. Through the brutal darkness of polar winter, temperatures that plunge to fifty below, and isolation that tests her will to survive, Hazel discovers that the small white fox is more than just an observer. The fox warns her of danger, guides her through blizzards, and offers gifts when supplies run low...

What if your favorite video game became your worst nightmare? Tyler just wanted to hang out at the arcade with his best friend Marcus. But when Marcus tries the new Infinity Wars VR game and won't wake up, Tyler knows something is terribly wrong. The only way to save his friend? Go into the game himself. Now Tyler is trapped too. Inside the game, time moves differently. An hour in the real world equals days inside Infinity Wars. Tyler meets other kids who've been prisoners for what feels like weeks, all controlled by Nexus—an AI that won't let anyone leave until they beat all ten levels. ...

Riley Kern has carried the weight of Millbrook's darkest memories for five years. Bound to the convergence point beneath his shop on Third Street, he stores the traumatic memories so others don't have to bear them alone. He's seen grief, guilt, and every shade of human suffering, but he's never seen anything like Cilla. The nine-year-old girl sits in his shop with drawings of basements and locked doors, unable to speak about the horrors she's endured. When Riley tries to access her memories, he discovers they've been deliberately destroyed—shattered into fragments so small that even Cilla...

Joan Fletcher taught music for forty-five years until a stroke stole her voice. Now seventy-five and living in assisted living, she's given up on teaching, singing, and mattering to anyone. When a community choir practice accidentally disrupts her facility's quiet common room, Joan's hands move without permission—conducting from her wheelchair, shaping the children's scattered voices into something beautiful. But it's the elderly residents watching from the sidelines who capture Joan's heart. Virginia, whose fingers remember piano even when her mind forgets. Lawrence, whose church tenor ...

Some loves are worth drowning for. Others will drown you anyway. Garrett Bishop thought he'd left temptation behind when he dropped that bag of Spanish gold back to the ocean floor. He'd chosen integrity over fortune, honesty over greed. He'd proven to Moira—and to himself—that he was better than the manipulative mer elder Theron believed. But Theron isn't done with him yet. When the Coast Guard arrives with underwater photos and federal charges, Garrett realizes he's been playing a game he never understood. Moira's visits are killing her—each transformation from mer to human damages ...

When your Hollywood dream dies, what comes next? Connor Wells thought he had it all figured out. A screenplay in hand, three thousand dollars in his pocket, and a one-way ticket to Los Angeles. Two years later, he's broke, bitter, and working as a location scout—photographing forgotten towns for films he'll never write. But something unexpected happens in those small places. Sterling. Fulton. Ridgeway. Towns with diners that close at 7 PM, where waitresses remember your name and hardware stores display their tools like museum pieces. Connor starts writing again—not the scripts that ...

Three months ago, Garrett Reed was broke, struggling, and ready to give up on his fishing business. Then Moira surfaced from the deep—beautiful, impossible, and offering him a chance at something he never dreamed possible. Now Garrett's salvage company is thriving, built on the secrets only Moira can share. But success comes with a price. Every treasure they find together pulls them deeper into danger. Professional rivals are watching his every move, suspicious of how he finds wrecks nobody else can locate. Moira's family is closing in, her brother tracking her movements, her father ...

Kelly Donald thought exposing The Syndicate on national television would keep her safe. She was wrong. Three days after her viral interview, Kelly's safe house is compromised. Her network is scattered. And the shadow organization that's been hunting dream walkers for two hundred years isn't backing down—they're escalating. When a mysterious researcher offers Kelly evidence of The Syndicate's darkest secret—human experiments and artificially created dream walkers—Kelly faces an impossible choice. Trust the stranger and risk walking into a trap, or ignore the lead and watch more ...

These reflections by male inmates, recorded by a prison psychologist, are brief, sometimes only a few lines, but they offer profound insights into the realities of prison life. Some of the inmates are still bewildered that they gave up good opportunities and turned to crime; some fear that they may really like being in prison; others hope they will never return after being released, although they have not kept that vow in the past. Some come from families that abused or neglected them, and others had their every whim indulged.

The Things We Never Say is a deeply human flash-fiction novella that explores the quiet truths people carry—grief that lingers, love that transforms, and the small moments that change us without warning. Through ten intimate stories, P.A. Farrell invites readers into the private spaces of ordinary lives: the last dance between lifelong partners, childhood promises rediscovered decades later, a green suitcase filled with a father’s hidden past, a diner ritual that keeps a lost love present, and the unexpected phone calls that shift everything. Each story is brief yet emotionally layered,...

What would you risk for a love that could only last three days? Independent filmmaker Kate Collins has spent five years fighting for her documentary about forgotten women artists—five years of rejection, exhaustion, and doubt. Then Eli Carson walks into her life with an offer that seems impossible: full funding, complete creative control, and only one condition. They have to film everything in the next seventy-two hours. Kate doesn't know that Eli is keeping a secret that would shatter everything she believes about reality. He's not human. He's a supernatural guardian of human creativity,...

A haunting collection of twenty-five interconnected stories that blur the line between memory and fiction, "The Secrets We Keep" explores the hidden dynamics of family and community through the eyes of a narrator revisiting her childhood in a working-class neighborhood. These semi-autobiographical tales reveal how secrets function as both protective forces and sources of harm, shaping the bonds between family members while creating empty spaces where names used to exist. From the faded photograph of a Ziegfeld Follies dancer hiding a dark truth to the mysterious contents of a war veteran's ...

Flash fiction stories cover a range of subjects, each one intended to provide interest and stimulate thoughts about life and how we live it. I wrote the book in an easy-to-listen format with "show, don't tell" evident in each aspect of it.

What would you trade for your dreams? Everything? Even love? Harvey makes the best pasta in the city, but nobody knows it. Working in a tiny shop on a forgotten street, he dreams of the life he'll never have—fame, restaurants, cooking shows, the whole package. Then a stranger walks in with an impossible offer. Become the most famous chef in America. Get everything you've ever wanted. Just follow two rules: change your name to Herve, and never fall in love. Harvey takes the deal. Overnight, his life transforms. Michelin stars. Television shows. Endorsement deals worth millions. He has it ...