Corporate Identity

Five thousand dollars. One night. Pretend to be a stranger's wife. June Marlowe has played a hundred forgettable roles. But when she's hired to impersonate a missing woman at a family gathering in a private hospital wing, she walks into a performance with no script and no way out. As the night spirals, June realizes she wasn't hired to save a marriage. She was hired to bury a secret. And the woman she's pretending to be is still in the building. Because in this family, inconvenient people don't disappear. They get stored.

“Facts Are Stubborn Things” by Richard A. Danzig is a smart, suspenseful, and deeply human thriller that takes readers inside the courtroom—and far beyond it. When Brooklyn litigator Chance Cormac reluctantly agrees to handle a simple divorce case as a favor, he’s drawn into a web of international money laundering, corruption, and betrayal. What begins as a family dispute soon spirals into something far more dangerous—forcing Chance to face brutal truths about the law, loyalty, and himself. Blending gritty courtroom drama, sharp dialogue, and moral depth, Danzig delivers a story ...

She Walked Her Dog. She Had 100,000 TikTok Followers. She Was Funding Kim Jong Un's Nuclear Program. In a quiet suburb outside Phoenix, an FBI raid uncovered ninety corporate laptops on metal racks, sticky notes identifying which Fortune 500 company each had been issued by, and a hand-written ledger of stolen American identities. In a back bedroom, the cooling fans of dozens of running machines hummed in the Arizona afternoon — each one logged into a different American payroll system, each one paying a salary that ended up six thousand miles away. The woman running the operation was ...

This groundbreaking book reveals the hidden system that turned free men and women into corporate entities—legal fictions owned and managed without their consent. Unraveling the Strawman exposes the silent contracts, birth registrations, and financial mechanisms that transformed living souls into state property, and shows you the lawful path to reclaim your sovereignty. Written by Ashley Rocks, Kenneth Plaster, and Gwendolyn Morris, this book uncovers the truth behind how America’s constitutional republic was quietly replaced by a corporate democracy—one that trades your labor, ...

Richard Hanania has emerged as one of the most talked-about writers in the nation, and in this book, he puts forward a stunning new theory about the culture war that could turn our debates upside down. Richard Hanania has come out of nowhere to become one of the best-known writers in the nation...

This audiobook was created based on Peter Drucker's long business, consulting, and writing career. He focuses on what to do, what not to do, and how to keep a clear corporate identity and mission. He addresses how all organizations eventually go obsolete and their theory of their business no longer works.

This book is written for those who seek the truth—not only about history but about how identity, law, and power intersect to shape our lives today. Whether you are a descendant of those reclassified, an advocate for justice, a legal scholar, or a curious student, this book invites you to question what you’ve been taught about race, rights, and recognition in America. The term paper genocide is not metaphor—it is a documented legal reality with generational consequences. It is about the loss of not just legal status, but of community, ancestry, and belonging. My hope is that by ...

Award-winning social psychologist Mary Murphy offers a groundbreaking reconsideration of individual and team success—showing how to create and sustain a growth mindset in any organization’s culture. Carol Dweck’s multi-million-copy bestseller Mindset transformed our view of individual...

Sarah Whittaker is hyper-vigilant. She has to be. Ever since the 2018 scandal that nearly destroyed her career, Sarah has lived behind a fortress of charcoal wool and rigid discipline. As a high-powered Vice President, she is the perfect corporate machine—but the machine is starting to crack under the weight of its own armor. She is exhausted by the effort of existing. Enter David Cartwright. He isn’t just a consultant; he’s an Architect of the mind. Hired to "optimize" Sarah’s performance, David doesn’t care about her spreadsheets or her Q3 projections. He sees the fractures in ...

In New York, ClearMind Industries promises a clean miracle: erase the worst memories, replace pain with peace, and give people their lives back. For some, it works. For others, the side effects don’t look like healing at all. A community organizer returns from “treatment” calmer—too calm—steering protests into silence. A battered woman can’t remember why she ran. A therapist who asks the wrong questions disappears. An engineer finds proof the system isn’t optimizing wellness…it’s optimizing usefulness. A journalist publishes what no one is supposed to see, and suddenly the...

She understands systems. Now she’s trapped inside one. Nora Vale built her career on evidence. As a forensic archivist, she knows how truth is cataloged, preserved, and protected. But after a traumatic fall leaves her with fractured memories, Nora begins to suspect that the most carefully managed system in her life isn’t professional. It’s personal. Her husband fills in the blanks too smoothly. Her therapist’s questions feel preloaded. Security footage insists she was alone the night she nearly died, even though she remembers a woman’s voice whispering, Run. At first, Nora doubts ...

In a city built on the illusion of perfection, the most dangerous thing you can do is look down. Calder Renne was raised in the sterile, optimized heights of Linden Spire, insulated from the toxic smog and brutal reality of the undercity. But when he is drained of his credits in a highly sophisticated virtual scam, the trail leads him out of his gilded cage and straight into the lawless dead zones. Maren Solis is a victim of industrialized identity theft. For eighteen months, a rogue digital syndicate has been using her stolen face to con wealthy upper-citizens. Trapped on Sublevel Nine, ...

Harvard Business Review writes about this article from their collection, "No management thinker was as prolific or as profound as Peter Drucker. Here is some of the savviest advice he offered executives." This from Harvard Business School Press! Who is better qualified to make this judgment than them? The brief introduction describes how Drucker evolved into what he became. This article than summarizes his previous summaries of his greatest work.

The city has learned how to keep the dead. Now it wants to turn that power into law. New Avalon is breaking apart under war, propaganda, and technological ruin. Districts have fallen into corporate lockdown or insurgent control. Refugees flood the lower levels. The mesh is no longer just surveillance—it is becoming the foundation of an immortality state, where consciousness can be copied, licensed, revised, and owned. Seraphine Veil intends to make death a privilege for the poor and permanence a right reserved for the powerful. Kira Veyx has spent two books surviving the system. In the ...

If you are bored and unfulfilled by dry and overly worthy self-help manuals, then this is the book for you! Read this and take a very different look at yourself! Former SAS hero Andy McNab and eminent psychologist Professor Kevin Dutton are unlikely partners. As Oxford academic and bestselling...

Born of Blood, Bound by Paper Reclaiming Identity, Heritage, and Lawful Standing in a System Designed to Erase You What happens when your bloodline is erased not by sword, but by signature? Born of Blood, Bound by Paper is a bold and revelatory journey into the hidden war waged against Indigenous American descendants through bureaucratic reclassification, legal fiction, and administrative control. With piercing insight and historical depth, Rodney Cortez Carroll-El Ali exposes how once-sovereign peoples were turned into “Colored,” “Negro,” and “Black” through paper genocide — ...

Destiny for Sale The possibilities are endless—but every choice has a price. Tomas is on a losing streak—his job, his girlfriend, even his dog are gone. Then he meets the mysterious Basia, and everything changes. Through her, Tomas receives an extraordinary offer: What if you could take a break from yourself? A new life. A new identity. A chance to be someone else. At first, the possibilities feel limitless. But every new identity has rules—and breaking them has consequences. When sudden losses and hidden dangers close in, Tomas must confront the truth: what does Elliot Cole, the ...

In DOMESTIC WARFARE, Rodney Carroll offers a penetrating and unflinching exploration of the covert war waged against Black communities in America—a war fought not only with bullets and brute force but also through economic sabotage, cultural erasure, and psychological manipulation. Carroll meticulously traces how economic policies, urban renewal schemes, and aggressive law enforcement measures have systematically targeted and dismantled the economic and social infrastructures of Black America. This book is a crucial exposé of the unseen battlegrounds of the United States, where ...

I came to take down a billionaire, not fall into his bed. When I crashed into Liam Parker's vintage car, I never expected to become his fake girlfriend. I'm a journalist with a score to settle with the man who destroyed my parents, not some love-struck event planner. His tailored suits hide the heart I never thought existed. His touch ignites feelings I can't control. Every fake kiss feels too real. Every night in his arms makes me forget why I'm here. I'm uncovering secrets that will will be part of my story, and falling hard for the man I swore to destroy. If he knew who I really am, he ...

Feathers & Fezzes: The Return of the Old Ones By Rodney Cortez Carroll™ In Feathers & Fezzes, Rodney Cortez Carroll delivers a potent manifesto that fuses spiritual sovereignty, historical reclamation, and legal truth-telling. This groundbreaking work uncovers the suppressed legacy of Indigenous American Moors—nations mislabeled through administrative erasure and colonial renaming. Drawing from treaties, canon law, oral histories, and obscure archives, Carroll reveals how legal fictions and bureaucratic tactics severed a sovereign people from their names, their land, and their divine ...