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Mae is a shy, but not so naive young woman, hopeful in starting her new life alone. She wants to attend college for the arts, get a job, and begin an independent life in a brand new town. Renting an inexpensive guesthouse sounds like a perfect start. Until she discovers a hidden duffel bag and finds herself over-her-head in clues that grow sinister. There's a missing girl in town, Genevieve. Who is Genevieve and what happened to her?

Are you struggling to be happy? You may be trying to welcome positivity in your life but failing at it badly. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. This situation is way too common and the main reason for it is taking the wrong approach to happiness. Happy Life will redefine happiness for you and help you build a better life with joy in every corner. Here you’ll find a step-by-step guide to understanding happiness and making it your own. This audiobook is going to be your best friend on the new happiness journey you’re about to start.

Frank spends time in his study chambers on a stormy night and finds himself chastising his son. After dismissing the delinquent, Frank’s longtime acquaintance, Jimmy, enters the study and begins making small talk. Moments into the conversation, Frank discovers that Jimmy’s intentions aren’t friendly, and the two friends find themselves playing a roulette game of death.

It was the beginning of summer and the last day of school. It should have been a happy day, a good day, but Tim Anderson, grandson of William Johnson, the Hero of the World, was in trouble. Arriving home, he soon discovers his parents are missing, and so is his famous grandfather. He needs help, but mysteriously, not even the police will get involved. Trying to solve the puzzle of his missing parents, Tim stumbles upon a secret invention, one that has great potential for the good of mankind, but also holds the power to enslave the world if it fell into the wrong hands.

William Johnson had a problem. Two days ago a department of the government ordered his family eliminated. He was stunned and he was angry. Ever since 2025, the government has been out of control. Doing as it pleased without concern for who it hurt along the way. He had ignored it up to this point, but no longer. He was determined to make a change. He didn’t know how, or when, or what form it would take, but it was going to change.

After a business trip to Boston, George Lawson announces to his family that he has purchased the Ropes Mansion in Salem Massachusetts; a historic mansion that is 300 years old. His wife and daughter are skeptical but acquiesce. Over 40 of the mansion’s owners have died unnaturally, were murdered, or committed suicide since 1720. Salem’s residents warn George about living in the Ropes, but he is convinced he can uncover the mystery.

William Johnson is the most famous man in the world. A veteran hero of the alien war, whose personal sacrifice saved the human race from extinction. Following the war his inventive talents blossomed, and he became the most prolific and versatile inventor since Leonardo Da Vinci. He was knighted by the King of England as "The Hero of the World". For years, William Johnson has planned the punishment of government for that attempt.

Dying to read books but don’t have enough time? WeReadYouListen is devoted to helping you finish a book in just a small fragment of time. By providing the essence and important points of Brave New World, you can finish it without worrying about time! Not only do we summarize the book, but we give context to Aldous Huxley and the origins of the book, as well! We discuss the importance of the book’s main points and how these points may be interpreted in order to give you a good understanding of this novel.

Trying to live your life with a terminal illness is tough, especially when everyone wants you to be a patient. But when love enters the picture, all bets are off. You can choose to spend your time dying or choose to spend your time living. Gio and Gina must choose how to live their lives knowing they will be short...and somebody will have to pay the price.

This book aims to show listeners the true power of the mind and how strong and positive habits can set one’s life on the right course to happiness and success. The book provides clear explanations on how to lead a much fuller and happier lifestyle. It includes methods that will help the listener recognize the impact of habits on one’s success and how negativity may prevent us from reaching our full potential in life.

A beginner’s guide on the psychology of money and the inspiration behind financial independence. Learn how to channel your energy into a growth mindset to gain success in investing and saving. This guide will give you the secrets needed for you to retire early and live a stress-free life.

This one-chapter audiobook covers the ABCs of the alpha person: acting first as the one who makes the difference, being the first one to act benevolently, and caring authentically and consistently make up the core values. Includes positive affirmations and self-declarations at the end of the book.

Mary Carson is thrown into the fire as the new chief executive of the United States, the first female to hold that position. Enemies put her to the test soon after based on dovish campaign promises as well as dislike for females in that coveted role. The news media does her no favors since she holds mostly traditional positions. Whether she survives is a defining moment in her life and for the country. Pushed to the brink by the Mexican Cartels and the Iranian Government, Mary must make decisions that fulfill her duty as Commander in Chief.

Donny Lentini is a talented young man hungry for his mother’s love. To please her, he becomes guardian angel to his mob-wannabe father. When the father is murdered and found with his hands hacked off, Donny is dealt a set of cards in a game called vengeance. The pot is stacked high with chips; the ante, his soul and the lives of loved-ones. With the help of friends - ex-con, defrocked Jesuit Bill Conlon along with former high-school nemesis, Antwyne Claxton.

Is it an oxymoron to use the phrase "serious humor"? In An Interview with Jesus, E. Hyland Maze explores the otherwise untouchable realm of verifying the biblical expressions attributed to Jesus, straight from the horse’s mouth, if you will. This is a new adventure that might be called an abridged Red-Letter Edition of the words that Jesus spoke more than 2,000 years ago, but with a new twist.

Lucas Willson died on the battlefield. He went to heaven. At least, he thinks he is in heaven. He finds himself teamed up with an angella (a woman-like angel) named Dama. The two of them are to go on assignments to Earth, where the divine plan must be carried out. Lucas, however, has no desire to stay in heaven without Ginger, the girl that he loves more than eternity, but seems to have lost forever.

Ashley Wilkes of Gone with the Wind helped to seal Rock Island's reputation as the "Andersonville of the North". McAdams separates truth from fiction about the Rock Island Barracks, the prison that held tens of thousands of Confederate soldiers. Revealing that Rock Island was not without its problems - ignominious punishments, inadequate facilities, malnutrition, and lack of basic supplies - McAdams shows how Union officers sought to maintain humane conditions in the face of a war that raged on longer than anyone anticipated.

After living in the shadow of his older brother, Ivan Wells knows his place in life. Never one to take responsibility for his actions, he spends his days eking a living by playing poker at the local casino. He's comfortable with his lot, until a long-forgotten woman from his past reappears. Hurtling into a heady relationship with the mysterious Sonya Lewis, his existence takes on new life. But then his ex-wife shows up with news that makes it difficult to turn her away. Torn, Ivan finds himself faced with complicated decisions. Will he finally learn to take control of his own destiny?

Would you agree with this statement? “Our judicial system might have some problems, yes, but think of what it would be like if you lived in a country where they might just put a bullet in your head without a trial.” This treatise, in the form of fiction, is on the American justice system - from the average citizen's point of view. Did you know that you can be arrested, thrown in jail, forced to pay thousands of dollars to the system - even if you are innocent, even if the court knows that you are innocent? Wouldn't a bullet in the head be less painful?

When Aiden, a young survivor in a world shattered by the Storm, discovers a mysterious girl who speaks an unknown language within the wreck of a crashed airplane, he comes to understand there must be a safe land somewhere out there. But in order to find this new land, they will have to leave the relative safety of the Eye and face the Storm. It will not be easy. They will need the help of the Stormwalkers, a mysterious group of nomads who choose to live in the Storm. They are a mystery. They may not be what they seem. They may not even be human....