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Following a personal tragedy that almost costs him his job, Constable Vic Holland finds it difficult to adjust in his new role at a new police force. He finds the types of crimes in Cladfield somewhat mundane, so when the opportunity arises to apprehend two notorious local criminals, he can't help but investigate. Desperate to prove himself at his new job, he pursues the criminals alone - a decision that almost costs him his life. However, a stranger comes to his rescue. A stranger who, according to police files, died two years previously....

The clouds of war once more threaten the new nation the mysterious entities of light have nourished. The entities must find outstanding specimens among the human race to guide their fellow sentients back to peace. An unlikely duo -- a gangly lawyer from Illinois and a diminutive woman author -- arise as voices of reason and leadership. As the war rages, two farmer brothers from Illinois try to navigate between their duty to country and duty to their responsibilities back home. This story is the final episode of the Ebook series based from the novel, A Most Promising Planet.

The book five story in the series of A Most Promising Planet was the inspiration for the novel. The mysterious beings of light step in to inspire the Pueblo people of the American Southwest to rebel against the invading Spanish. The Spanish have enslaved, tortured and tried to destroy the culture of the native people. An unlikely hero arises among the Pueblo people to lead them in what is called the first American revolution in 1680. A huge task awaits the hero, who has to unite the people of the land who speak different languages, and some who have been warring with each other for ...

The author always has been fascinated by what actually happened when Neanderthals (the light skins in the story) and Homo Sapiens (us, the dark skins) met for the first time. This Ebook looks at the reaction of two distinct groups of humans when they come face to face for the first time and the strife that ensues when survival of both groups is challenged. The extinction of Neanderthals after being exposed to Homo Sapiens suggests they were subjected to violence or disease on a fairly quick, massive scale. However, there must have been cooperation or possibly coercion between the two groups...

Who inspired that first human to use symbols to write the first words? The Architects of the Word follows the mysterious entities of energy, introduced in The Architects of Sentience, as they inspire the spark of culture in humankind. The ancient Sumerians of the Middle East are credited with being the first culture to use symbols to form words on clay tablets. The Sumerians influenced the Babylonians and later Egyptians. During a dig at the ruins of ancient temple, a mysterious clay tablet was found that apparently made no sense when it was transcribed. One archeologist finally noticed ...

The Ironclad Underwriting Podcast—where precision meets performance in commercial real estate. I'm your host, Jason Williams, and every week, we dive deep into the strategies, systems, and stories behind rock-solid underwriting. Whether you're a seasoned analyst, an up-and-coming investor, or a commercial real estate professional looking to sharpen your edge, this show is your front-row seat to expert insights, emerging trends, and real-world underwriting tactics that stand the test of time — and scrutiny. From market assumptions to debt structuring, cap rates to cash flow — we’re ...

In Two Arms and Ten Fingers, a doctor, a mortician, and a lawyer make life-changing decisions and share the consequences. Follow their journey from darkness to possible enlightenment.

Captain Sonaris Gen 2-2 couldn’t believe her luck. A potential genetically viable male had finally been found on this small, blue planet they have been scanning in orbit for the past several weeks. Now, all the captain and her shipmates have to do is: abduct Ray Davies without being detected by the natives’ primitive but annoyingly effective technology; test the efficacy of his genetics; transport him back to their home world of Melyna without alerting the other two First Explorer races; and convince him to produce offspring in a surreal but efficient way. Unbeknownst to his alien ...

This enchanting collection of fairy bedtime stories is perfect for helping little ones relax and settle down for a peaceful night’s sleep. Filled with gentle adventures, kind-hearted fairies, and soothing storytelling, each tale is designed to calm busy minds and create a cozy bedtime atmosphere. Whether it’s a fairy granting wishes in a moonlit garden or a tiny winged friend guiding a lost traveler home, these dreamy stories will lull children and toddlers into a restful slumber—one magical adventure at a time.

Unstoppable GEMS: WOMEN Just Like You Sharing What They Live And Do! Is the riveting read of the first book in it's series created to help women entrepreneurs transform their lives, increase their confidence, boost their self-esteem, leave a legacy, be empowered, be inspired, build wealth, build a million dollar business and beyond. This book is for the women who want more freedom and time doing what they love. It's for the women who want to walk in their purpose no matter what! This is a movement. We invite you to join us!!

Empowering women to become H.E.R. Healed, Evolved and Ready to be all God has created you to be.

Saturday night for the boys from Calcutta High started out with a dare on a dark country road...a dare that went farther than it should've gone. That old white church just moldering there in the long dark shadows of the trees, was it really as haunted as everyone made it out to be? Stories had circulated. Legends at school had now grown to stifling degrees. What's a try at the doors going to hurt? What about a look inside the sanctuary, just for the sake of satisfying one's curiosity? That can't hurt, can it? Surely not...

Audio storytelling of the book Sons of Gods by Aaron L Williams

This book brings revelation on relationships when it comes to repeating the same type of relationship over and over - while precious time is being stolen. There is an enemy that sends familiar spirits to distract us from having a right relationship with God. The moment you come out of one relationship to focus on you - another one appears - only in a different package (body). Within about 3 months or so it becomes obvious (again) that they have the same characteristics or patterns experienced before. If a soul tie has been established it becomes harder to leave.

Two hundred and fifty years ago, victory in the American Revolution empowered its founding fathers to consider a glorious ‘revolutionary idea’: a democracy of inclusiveness and diversity for all. Yet, America’s revolution never meant to include the enslaved, who lived in small, dark squares of windowless slave houses. At Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Constitutional Convention of 1787, compromises perpetuated America’s ‘slave society’ based on free labour, benefiting its citizenry to the detriment of America’s slave row.

What happens when a demon-possessed soft drink machine tortures a group of authors during a book event?They write stories about it!Writers at a signing spent hour after agonizing hour listening to the same mind-numbing tune. The group was so traumatized, the only revenge they could wield was to plot the demise of offending mechanical creature.Their collaboration lead to this entertaining collection appropriately titled Death of the Demon Machine.Authors:Tricia AndersenStephen L. BraytonCraig HartBeth HudsonD. MoonfireKathryn SullivanDavid Taylor IIM.L. Williams

In A Soldier Dies to Live, Collins Herrington was such a man who “gave himself the bullet that he didn’t get in the war and found himself lying horizontally across a vertical stream”–his final crossing point. You shall discover whether Collins dies in order to live.

A mental health and leadership podcast focused on creating a thriving work culture. Hosted by Dr. Williams, each episode explores practical strategies for reducing burnout, improving employee behavior, and building a workplace that works—for everyone.

Imagine you were at the American Constitutional Convention of 1787 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. You were among the delegates who shaped the founding document of a new nation. You were also among the few who knew the harsh reality of slavery, the system that provided free labor for many of the wealthy planters and merchants in attendance. You saw the contradiction between the ideals of liberty and equality and the practice of owning human beings as property.

Listen to the stories and ideas of people creating cultures of Continuous Improvement