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In 1892, in the bustling town of Fall River, Massachusetts, 16-year-old Victoria feels trapped by her high-society, pre-debutante life. Not only is she forced to have a chaperone for anything outside of the house, but she is also stuck playing nursemaid to her mother suffering from an unexplained paralysis. Victoria’s only escapes are visits with her neighbor Miss Lizzie Borden, reading Sherlock Holmes serials and—when the urge overtakes her—stealing. When her next-door neighbors Mr. and Mrs.

“If I relentlessly drive my team to achieve our goals, they won’t like me.” “If I try to make everybody on the team happy, we won’t hit our numbers.” As a leader, you’ve likely felt this fundamental tension - the tension between driving results and developing positive relationships with your people. In Bankable Leadership, psychologist, executive coach, and proud leadership geek Dr. Tasha Eurich (or Dr. T) solves this dilemma and reveals how to make leadership exhilarating, fun, and fulfilling.

How on earth did I find myself in this situation? I was just attending my best friend's wedding, expecting the usual affair filled with flowers, speeches, and all that jazz. The whole event was dreadfully dull, and I was desperately seeking an escape. And that was when I met them. Two tall, irresistibly attractive ex-marines.

A bright, fun, spontaneous teenager navigates a world where whispers and rumors lead to a place of shame and isolation. She tries to rise through the difficult challenges but ultimately succumbs to the pressures of social media and betrayal. The audiobook does not shy away from hard truths in an effort to break the silence. The ultimate message is a positive one encouraging youth to realize how important they are and that words and actions have great impact.

When you said your “I Do’s,” you and your spouse had a vision of a future filled with hope and promise. Despite what you face now and where you may be in your relationship, you can regain that vision. Randy and Cathy Boyd have developed the H.E.A.L. process that delves into hope, expectations, acceptance, and listening as factors needed to heal and restore your marriage. In this short book, they’ll guide you to the path you need to take to get you started in the process. They’ve been where you may find yourself now, so they fully understand your challenges.

In Quit Taking Things Personally, Randy Boyd offers a compassionate, practical guide for anyone who wants to stop living in reaction mode and start responding with clarity, confidence, and emotional maturity. Drawing from over 15 years of experience working with individuals and couples, Boyd explains why we take things personally—and how unhealed wounds, childhood experiences, people-pleasing, and fear of abandonment quietly shape our reactions in adulthood.

The Diary of a Black Railroad Pioneer shares the exceptional journey of Jennette Spencer, the first African American woman Signal Maintainer (Engineer Department) in the United States, a profession historically governed by men yet boldly dominated by a determined female pioneer. In The Diary of a Black Railroad Pioneer, Spencer’s impact on the countless railroad workers she encountered is immeasurable, yet her mission is to reach the masses through her story of perseverance and dedication illustrates a life unlike any other.

This self-help book takes you on a transformative journey and guides you toward freedom from the grip of anxiety through the use of powerful positive affirmations. Through understanding the nature of anxiety and the mechanisms behind positive affirmations, you'll discover the tools needed to reshape your perception and regain control over your inner world.

Tasha Jun has always been caught between worlds: American and Korean, faith and doubt, family devotion and fierce independence. As a Korean American, she wandered between seemingly opposing worlds, struggling to find a voice to speak and a firm place for her feet to land. The world taught Tasha that her Korean normal was a barrier to belonging―that assimilation was the only way she would ever be truly accepted. But if that were true, did that mean God had made a mistake in knitting her together?

Tonya is like any other woman in search of love, while raising her children and taking care of herself and her household. As easy as it is assumed to be, at times, life has a way of slowing you down in ways you can’t imagine. Sometimes, forever. Throughout the years, Tonya had to deal with an enormous amount of stressful situations that should have broken her, but she didn't even bend. She lost friends who she thought would never betray her and a family that talked behind her back.

This story tells how Tameka met Mike! A man who changed her life drastically!

To fully experience all life has to offer, we need to break free from our chains and rediscover our inner creativity and passion. In Unchain the Elephant, author Erik Wahl shows us how to face our self-limiting beliefs and embrace our hidden creativity. Only you have the ability to break free from your chains. This choice is in your hands.

Adariel betrays her emperor husband in an effort to save him from the grip of darkness.

Are you being held hostage by your past? Do you have limiting beliefs that keep you stuck - ever-reaching but never attaining the dreams you long to see fulfilled? Tasha Scott can relate. She launched out in business with drive, determination, and enthusiasm. She had big dreams, but she discovered it takes more than a dream to succeed in life and business. She had to deal with issues from her past that were holding her hostage, learn to surrender to her true source of power, and unleash her God-given potential to live a life of purpose and significance.

Paul the Doll is a story about a young girl who just learned about God for the first time. She always knew in her heart there is higher and loving energy she didn't know exactly what. Until one day, sitting with a group of kids listening to an adult reading from a book, through the reading, she learned she can pray to God and could get what she wanted. She wants to know more about God. She is intrigued.

So You Want to Be an Esthetician? is a practical, no-fluff resource for aspiring and emerging skincare professionals who want to thrive in today’s beauty industry. Whether you're a student, a recent graduate, or returning to esthetics after a break, this guide offers a clear path to success—with actionable steps, career advice, and mindset support to help you grow personally and professionally.

Some days, the storm lives inside you. The overthinking. The racing heart. The need to prove, fix, hide, or keep going when all you want is to pause. If your mind never quiets and rest feels unreachable, this audiobook was created for you. Designed for Black women who carry unspoken stress, this is a space to untangle the mental knots that come from years of pressure, performance, and emotional suppression.

On June 11, 1898, Jeremiah Lynch decided that it was time for him to try his hand at mining the land of the Klondike as he set out on a steamship from San Francisco bound for the northwest. Lynch’s remarkable account of three years spent in the Klondike provide a vivid depiction of what life was like during the famous gold rush. Through the course of his years in the Yukon he meets some remarkable characters, some who have struck a rich vein and are enjoying the joys of success and others who are struggling to make ends meet in the bitter conditions that they now live in.

History professor Georgia Bernard-Hall thought she’d mastered the Civil War—until a mysterious invitation and an ancient oak tree yank her and her teenage daughter, Violet, straight into 1859. Stranded on the eve of America’s darkest divide, they must navigate a world teeming with secret codes, dangerous loyalties, and the looming thunder of rebellion. Whispers of voodoo magic swirl through the shadows, conjuring ancestral secrets that threaten to consume them. To survive, Georgia must confront her own family’s legacy and protect Violet from forces determined to erase them both.

This is not your typical werewolf tale. These stories are about more than claws and fangs. They are about justice, identity, and a young woman caught between two worlds — human and supernatural, loyalty and rebellion, power, and conscience. Jacquelyn Fernandez did not ask for the wolf within her. But when she is forced to embrace it, she becomes something extraordinary: a protector, an avenger, a legend. From the streets of Brooklyn to the underground war zones of Europe, Jacquelyn fights not just monsters — but the darkness within herself.