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In a world where international threats of terrorism focuses the attention oversees, the threat of domestic insurgency grows stronger every day. While the world watches in horror, the reality of homegrown discontent boils over and rocks the foundation of the free world. A devastating assassination sends the United States into a tailspin, exposing the harsh realities of a divided and unsettled population. Racial strife and political discord reach its breaking point, and insurrection threatens to tear the fabric of democracy apart.

The way to reunite our country. Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Reunite the United States of America and learn about politics.

With "Dad Jokes aren't Bad Jokes: Your Guide to Being Funny," get ready to embark on a delightful journey through the world of humor, puns, and wordplay. This book is your passport to the land of groans, laughter, and eye-rolls as it brings together a curated collection of classic and contemporary dad jokes that will tickle your funny bone and warm your heart.

First of all, nothing is wrong with being a social butterfly. Continue being who you are, but just adjust your routine by following the simple tips mentioned in this audiobook and you will notice a difference in the quality of your well-being. Here are some of the benefits that will change your life: developing independence, mental and emotional clarity, mindful eating habits, enhancing creativity and productivity, self care, building and meaningful connections. If this sounds like it can add quality to your life, then buy this quick listen and get started to improving your life!

Unlocking True Happiness: Through Love, Care, and Knowing Oneself is not just another self-help book. It is a guide that empowers listeners to embrace their authentic selves and live a life filled with love, care, and self-discovery. With a writing style that is engaging, insightful, and relatable, this book will captivate listeners and inspire them to make positive changes in their lives.

On the bright spring morning of March 18, 1970, the bodies of the recently dead came back to life and attacked the living. Fifty years later, nanochips to monitor the life signs of the living to kill them if they ever die. But a mysterious defect causes people to die and join the ranks of the undead. John III must uncover a cover-up and conspiracy in order to save the world from another apocalyptic scenario because John and his team are the elite members of a government organization that kills the undead in order to save the living. They are...The Monitors.

A hum is terrorizing the small town of Taos, New Mexico. Those who hear it go insane, killing others in a fit of rage before turning their hatred on themselves and committing suicide. It is up to the town’s sheriff, deputy, and the state’s foremost audiologist to find the source of the hum and to stop it before it kills everyone in Taos. The hum...it is coming to collect what is due!

This attempt at writing a history of a community that has evolved from an English-Speaking Church Group (ESCG) through to St Joseph Parish (SJP) aims at putting the facts straight, and as early as possible, while some of the original and primary actors are still present. In this way, it is easier to avoid confusion and distortion of facts or even the introduction of fallacies. This book can thus serve as reference on matters of this topic in this Parish and in newly created Parishes.

No one should be too busy, shy, timid, or uncomfortable to discuss life issues with their children. Moral Discipline covers the most important life issues in society with wisdom and guidance to help manage relationships, build self-esteem, and live life with love, respect, and purpose.

Heartfelt Cries is an anthology of contemporary poems written solely by Chyna. They are very inspirational and empowering; some humorous, some romantic, some joyful, and some even sorrowful. It's a journey through his life's experiences, not just his struggles, but also his glories.

Marvin was sitting on the hood of his car on the edge of town, watching the sun come up over the horizon. He closed his eyes and tried hard to remember the last time he felt even remotely human–or at least what would pass for human–but, as always, he came up empty.