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It’s the summer of 1984 in the sleepy town of Lakeshore Falls, where nothing ever happens—until a meteor crashes deep into the forest. Four best friends—armed with Polaroid cameras, Walkmans, and flashlights—set off to investigate. But this is no ordinary meteor. It’s an ancient artifact that warps time, reality, and memory. As reality shifts around them, they uncover strange creatures, cryptic symbols, and signs that the artifact has awakened something.

The snow-covered forests of the north have always been shrouded in mystery, their silence broken only by whispers of ancient legends. Among them, none is more feared than the Wendigo—a monstrous spirit born of greed and starvation, preying on the lost and the desperate. When travelers vanish and the land begins to wither under the weight of a deadly winter, the Wendigo’s legend becomes terrifyingly real.

The legends of giants have been whispered across time, their tales of unimaginable strength and fiery rage woven into the myths of humanity. But in the frozen peaks of the Hindu Kush, one such legend has awakened—a red-haired monstrosity, larger and more fearsome than any creature the world has ever known. Fueled by an ancient curse and an insatiable hunger, it threatens to raze everything in its path.

Investigative reporter Phil Carsons' original assignment was risky: travel deep into the Amazon to locate a lab in which dinosaurs are being weaponized by rogue genetic engineers. Still, he was confident that his status as a famous journalist would protect him. But when a helicopter crash lands him in the middle of a terrorist camp, things are suddenly more serious. And when monstrous creatures descend upon the camp, Carsons is thrust into a terrifying battle for survival. Outnumbered and outgunned, Carsons and the terrorists form an uneasy alliance.

Sixty-five million years ago... An artificial alien intelligence has come to strip-mine the prehistoric Earth but when their robotic automations kill a mother T. rex, they start a war. One of her hatchlings has survived, traveling with an adoptive raptor pack and as the orphaned tyrannosaur grows, they wage a guerrilla war against an invading army of war-bots and giant cloned-cyborgs.

The only thing worse than overanalyzing your life is overanalyzing your dreams. It can drive you nuts. This book will break down some dream's meanings and why we dream what we dream.

Prizefighter-turned-PI Donald Dugan has been going through a rough patch, between clients who are reluctant to pay for services rendered and Poopsie, his secretary’s borderline psychotic lapdog. When Lt. Hammond, his friendly enemy on the force, suggests a week of solitude and fishing in rural Louisiana as a surefire cure for his woes, Dugan gladly accepts. Things go fine until he finds the dead man dressed in a clown suit floating in the bayou.

The Journeyman has changed the lives of all who have read/heard of the story of Musa, a young boy who reluctantly unlocks the dormant power of his dreams. Haunted by a mysterious calling, Musa unwittingly sets himself on a path of painful discovery that forces him to confront his true purpose. This “universal story of hope and personal will” tells the magical tale of a poor boy who yearns to find the answers to his dreams.

Sheriff Stuart Benson of Forgetful, Nevada, leads a quiet life and has come to expect nothing will change that. But when an idling rental car is left, doors locked, in the parking lot of a local diner with what appears to be an urn of human remains on the front passenger seat, his life will be turned upside down. Soon, he is swept up in an FBI manhunt across several states for a dangerous man. But as the hunt progresses, he begins to find strange clues that point to something much different than what he has been led to believe about his quarry.

Freedom of the press is without question a must to protect the people from a possible corrupt government. But who or what protects people from a possible corrupt press? The networks that are subject to benefit from the content of its broadcasts? Networks are owned or funded by massive corporations, private entities, and or donors who are in the business to make money, not lose it.

Germanic elves and Celtic elves are different. Germanic elf beings are made out of light, and dark elves are their polar opposite; dark, short, ugly, deformed dwarf-like creatures who are masters of deceit and illusion. The legends of elves are varied, and in some, they’re described as beings made out of light, and the god Frey, brother of Freya, is sometimes called the god of the elves. The elves myth is derived from the story of the angels. The light beings are good angels; the dark elves are fallen angels called Drows.

We humans we are so caught up in our daily lives with work, bills, family, deadlines, and just day to day stress. Our values are decreasing so fast. Movies, music, and the dark side is drawing us in, and we don't even know this real-life matrix that we are currently living in. We are sacrificing our God-given right to choose free will by being guided into falseness.

Maps can be useful in war, but many of the things they are helpful for can be achieved by other means, at least to an extent. An ancient or medieval commander wouldn't have an accurate map of the land he's campaigning on, but reconnaissance could help him learn about it. He might not have a map of the battlefield he was fighting on, and if he did, then it would probably be very primitive, but again reconnaissance could help him learn about it.

Right now, there are people all over the world who are just like you. They're either lonely or they're missing somebody; they're depressed and hurt, scarred from the past, having personal issues no one knows about; they have secrets you wouldn't believe. They wish, they dream, and they hope. And right now, they are sitting here reading these words, and I'm writing this for you, so you don't feel alone anymore.

Only the arrogance of man would have the world believe that we are the only ones out there in this tremendous, ever-expanding universe. There is a movement of thousands of government officials who are ready to testify in front of Congress so that we, as a people, can get the world powers to stop all evidence's interference and bring it all forward.

According to all known aviation laws, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. The same thing goes for fairies by our laws and science. It's impossible for fairies, elves, leprechauns, and all other mysterious fantasy creatures to exist, but yet there they are.

Questions don't always have answers. And also, there is no such thing as a stupid question. We know your first-grade teacher told you these things, but they aren’t true. Especially now that we have the internet, some questions are just so brilliant that it's hard to wrap your mind around their brilliance. But then, some questions are so dumb that you want to scream!

Relationships are hard - we all know this to be true. Follow me in these seven stories of love, hope, and sacrifice. May you find blessings and inspiration in this audio.

The sequel to Stale Mate. We will know who and what, and where the characters have gone in this second pause-resisting book.

War tears the world apart. Tag and the band of resistance fighters travel to the city of Trace Vale, which is threatened by Thrall’s occupation under a ruthless Commander. But there is another trouble: an unseen assailant prowls the streets at night killing Thrall soldiers, putting them on high alert. Captain Uval of Thrall, disobeying a direct order, also heads to Trace Vale, unaware that Tag and his companions have arrived there. He is obsessed with finding the boy, and exacting revenge.