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ISIS delivered a devastating attack, crippling not just one city, as on 9-11, but the entire country. The government, while disbursing critical supplies, decided that this was an excellent time to consolidate power, and for one senator, the chance to lock in the presidency. An opportunity to bring the right-wing, anti-federal-government gun fanatics to heel. The government moved quickly to disarm the populace, using control of food and fuel as weapons, but things did not go quite as expected. 

Do you want to complete a half marathon but the fear of running 13.1 miles keeps you at bay? This book reveals in the first chapter how an average person, with no prior running history, can complete a half marathon in as little as 12 weeks. Beginner's Guide to Half Marathons gets straight to the point. This book is a short read that will get you up and training in no time at all. This book will guide you through everything you need to know about finishing your first half marathon step by step.

Long Run Hacks dives into the reasons we feel mentally and physically unmotivated to complete our required training mileage. The action steps at the end of each chapter give you a summarized takeaway solution to motivate and help get you through your long runs. Make the most of your long-distance training efforts, and listen to the tips offered in this audio guide.

It's going to take a reluctant alpha, a gang of misfits, a prairie load of mistakes, Boyz from the Hood, and a visitor who's not what he seems to face down a powerful adversary when the day of reckoning is nigh. Coy Carruthers never asked to be alpha. He's not cut out for it. No one is arguing, especially his uncle's clan. With the odds stacked against him, Coy's going to have to step up or step away when things go sideways.

I don't want you to quit running! I don't want you to get injured! These 26 tips will save you time and help you avoid injury along your running career. As a beginner runner, I gathered these tips during my first marathon training. This book is concise and drills down into what to do and what not to do including actionable steps for each tip.

Digging into one's family history can reveal unusual surprises. In my case, I recently discovered my great grandfather, Jesse C. Davisson's first-hand account of his 25-year military experience during an epic period in American history. Jesse was no angel when he first joined the Army in 1893, as an ordinary young man in Philadelphia. His diary follows his subsequent adventures - from learning to ride a horse with the 7th Cavalry, and befriending Indian Scouts, to surviving ambushes, and water-boarding prisoners - all while serving in the American Indian Wars.

A rescue goes sideways, putting Coy and his intrepid band under the crosshairs of an adversary they never expected. And to make matters worse, a man he'd trusted - not just with his life but with his deepest secrets - changes his allegiance just when Coy most needs help to save the ranch and the wounded warriors in his care.

Trust is a strange commodity. It can't be bought, but it can be sold. And sometimes it's not the highest bidder you want when the going gets tough. Faced with losing control over all he cares about, Coy sets in motion a string of events that puts his own sanity on the line.