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How do today's most successful tech companies—Amazon, Google, Facebook, Netflix, Tesla—design, develop, and deploy the products that have earned the love of literally billions of people around the world? Perhaps surprisingly, they do it very differently than most tech companies. In Inspired, technology product management thought leader Marty Cagan provides listeners with a master class in how to structure and staff a vibrant and successful product organization, and how to discover and deliver technology products that your customers will love—and that will work for your business.

Now featuring the series prequel, "Cowboy's Calling," and a bonus seventh story, "A Greenville Vow," previously published as "A Flight for her Love" by Melanie Fawn! Read to the end to check it out! In six sweet Christian romance novels, discover the power of family, faith, and love in the Walker family saga. Set in the very special small town of Greenville, Montana, each book chronicles the romantic journey of a handsome cowboy and a lovely woman next door. LUKE: Luke is making his homecoming to Greenville after several years away. He’s got a beautiful eight-year-old daughter, a family ...

If the Bible isn't a science book or an instruction manual, what is it? What do people mean when they say the Bible is inspired? When New York Times bestselling author Rachel Held Evans found herself asking these questions, she embarked on a journey to better understand what the Bible is and how...

Chris Hodge is a private military contractor, groomed for the job by his handler, intelligence officer Abbott Mazuski. Hodge’s duty is to hunt down and eliminate radical Islamist terrorists during the height of the War on Terror. If he does well and proves himself relevant, Mazuski might just choose to share the truth behind the death of Chris Hodge’s Marine father in the 1983 Beirut Barracks Bombings.

Now featuring a bonus sixth story, "A Light for Greenville," previously published as "A Fight for her Love" by Melanie Fawn! Read to the end to check it out! In five sweet Christian romance novels, discover the power of family, faith, and love in the Parker family saga. Set in the very special small town of Greenville, Montana, each book chronicles the romantic journey of a handsome cowboy, a lovely woman next door, and the joys and heartaches they face along the way. Cole: They’re not ready to try to love again—but fate may only give them one more chance at happily ever after. Cole ...

EDITORIAL REVIEW: BLEEDING POINT doesn’t tease the horror—it drops you into it, where panic becomes contagious and the body turns against itself with no warning and no mercy. Presented like a documented account pulled from missing reports, it escalates with brutal clarity, forcing every choice to cost someone else. This is relentless wilderness terror—fast, cruel, and unforgettable—built to leave readers shaken long after the final page. BLEEDING POINT The Khamar-Daban Incident — A Documented Account of Unexplained Death by Ted Lazaris They were experienced. They were prepared. ...

EDITORIAL REVIEW THE AXEMAN is a chilling true-crime horror novel that re-examines a real, unsolved serial killer case and exposes the terrifying gaps police history could never explain. Grounded in documented evidence and stripped of mythmaking, the story suggests the murders were not just acts of violence—but moments where reality itself failed. Disturbing, intelligent, and relentlessly unsettling, this is horror that feels illegal to understand. THE AXEMAN A Documented Account Inspired by the Unsolved New Orleans Murders The first victims were found in locked homes. The doors were ...

EDITORIAL REVIEW TIME SLIP is a chilling work of documented psychological horror that replaces spectacle with quiet inevitability, revealing what happens when history is allowed to remain instead of disappear. Through classified reports, institutional language, and human loss stripped of drama, the novel builds dread by showing a world that adapts rather than resists. Unsettling, restrained, and deeply original, this is horror that lingers because it feels inevitable TIME SLIP Temporal Displacement Incident Report The village was intact when the patrol entered. The first body was found ...

Editorial Review A chilling, reality-anchored thriller inspired by the unresolved Man from Taured case, The Man Who Should Not Exist documents a phenomenon that resists explanation and punishes human hesitation. Written with clinical restraint and escalating dread, the novel replaces spectacle with inevitability, allowing terror to emerge through behavior, systems, and disappearance rather than myth. Every attempt to explain the events fails, leaving only patterns, consequences, and the quiet horror of normalization. This is documented terror at its most unsettling—precise, relentless, ...

Mother Mary is calling out to the world. Listen and hear her call. This book guides you to ways you can have a direct connection to the Holy Spirit and the Divine Mother. There messages, meditations and Prayers from the Mother that the you will be able to use as a resource for a lifetime. Whether you read this book straight through, or open it up randomly for a "message", no doubt you will be guided to a Higher Consciousness heretofore not experienced. You will be well on your way to uncovering your soul's purpose, and therefore to living a prosperous, contented life. I envy anyone who ...

GRAMMY AWARD NOMINEE FOR BEST SPOKEN WORD ALBUM! Unavailable in any other format—the original blockbuster audio tie-in to the television phenomenon Twin Peaks. “...Diane, I’m holding in my hand, a small box of chocolate bunnies...” Re-experience the mystery of Twin Peaks. The Cooper...

EDITORIAL REVIEW “Chilling, methodical, and disturbingly intimate, THE NIGHT IT TOUCHED US unfolds like a reconstructed case file rather than a conventional work of fiction. Drawing on civilian accounts, unresolved medical findings, and quietly restricted response efforts, the narrative records a series of documented nighttime incidents marked by paralysis, unexplained injury, and complete loss of control. The terror emerges not from spectacle or explanation, but from awareness—being conscious, injured, and unable to intervene as the event unfolds.”

EDITORIAL REVIEW “Chilling, restrained, and devastatingly plausible, The Night Los Angeles Went to War reads like a recovered historical record rather than a work of fiction. Set against the real 1942 air defense incident, the novel exposes how fear, bureaucracy, and silence can become weapons more effective than guns. This is not a story about invasion—it’s about compliance, memory, and the quiet cost of survival. A rare example of historical horror that unsettles long after the final page.” In the early hours of February 25, 1942, the city of Los Angeles erupted into chaos. Air-...

Editorial Review The Far Side is a restrained, devastating work of documented horror that transforms decades of lunar anomalies, canceled Apollo missions, and whispered cover-ups into something far more unsettling than conspiracy: consequence. Told with clinical precision and quiet humanity, the novel follows what happens when a system designed to erase evidence fails to erase a person. Ted Lazaris refuses spectacle or explanation, delivering literal, on-page terror through bodily harm, memory loss, and irreversible human cost. The result is a chilling, cinematic record that lingers not ...

EDITORIAL REVIEW A work of relentless documented terror that refuses comfort or explanation. This novel reads like a recovered record of something that went wrong quietly—where fear didn’t arrive as chaos, but as correction. Ted Lazaris delivers sustained, literal horror rooted in bodily experience and institutional denial, building toward a final act that is physically unbearable and psychologically permanent. The result is not a story about invasion or apocalypse, but about what happens when survival itself becomes a conditioned response. This is horror that lingers long after the ...

In Louisiana during the 1900s, the scars of the Civil War still mar the landscape. In the heart of the bayou, a place steeped in mystique and ancient secrets, Marie Arceneaux heals and stands as a guardian of her family's traditions. Embodying the spirit of the bayou, Marie is a young widow, who is on a quest to discover the secret of the old map her husband left her. Marcel LeBlanc, an enigmatic boat repairman with a gambling problem, carries secrets of his own and a connection to Marie's late husband's murder. Amid historical events, the two must come together to solve the mysteries of ...

Editorial Review: The Cleveland Torso Murders is documented terror at its most chilling—systemic, precise, and relentlessly human in its consequences. Stripping away myth and motive, Ted Lazaris exposes horror not as madness, but as a pattern the city itself learns to accommodate. This is not a mystery to be solved, but a nightmare that stabilizes—and that restraint makes it unforgettable. TORSO The Cleveland Torso Murders — A Real Documented Pattern of Systematic Dismemberment Between 1935 and 1938, bodies began appearing across Cleveland. They were dismembered with surgical ...

EDITORIAL REVIEW: OCCUPIED is a relentless work of documented terror that replaces demon lore with something far more frightening: official records, institutional failure, and a house that enforces obedience without explanation. Inspired by the Ammons “Demon House” case, the novel escalates through physical harm, policy decisions, and irreversible human cost, never offering comfort or answers. Ted Lazaris delivers a chilling, disciplined horror story that proves the most terrifying monsters don’t need names—only paperwork. “The injuries were real. The paperwork was worse.” In ...

This "Become A Great Leader" sleep learning program was designed to assist the listener in enhancing self-thoughts related to powerful leadership skills, interpersonal effectiveness, career confidence as well as personal confidence and building integrity. Some say that we are the sum total of what we surround ourselves with. For example, what we choose to watch on television, listen to on the radio, who we choose to surround ourselves with, and even the thoughts we think.

Alligator conservationist Coco LeBlanc knew real fear when she found a body in the clutches of her beloved beasts. Fear turned to horror when she saw that it was one of the Trahan clan—and he'd been shot in the back. Her ex-boyfriend, Luc Trahan, had dumped Coco two years ago when she refused to give up her family's centuries-old voodoo traditions, and he didn't know about her newfound faith. Now, as they and their families become prime suspects in the grisly crime, they'll have to work together to clear their names before the Cajun killer strikes again.