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Exhausted from the burnout of trying to please everyone, including herself, Tabitha Scott quit her job, gave away most of her belongings, and lived near a remote jungle in Costa Rica. Teetering between the wilderness there and the real world back home, a clarity and freedom emerged along with a passion to share her insights to help others. In Trust Your Animal Instincts, Tabitha candidly shares her incredible journey of courageous self-discovery.

When Shana’s father joins a cult, she tries to find someone, anyone who will help her. Unsuccessful, she takes on the monumental task of fixing it herself. Eventually, she gets some support from the families of the other followers. Adding to her problems, the person she connects with the most is the leader’s son. She figures that's the worst of it, until the rest of the group is found dead, and her dad is charged with 11 counts of first-degree murder and arson.

The undead. The reanimated. Monsters that walk the earth once Hell is full. Zombies. Call them what you want. No one was prepared for the end of the world to bring the impossible; the dead were never actually supposed to rise. War, plague, natural disaster maybe - but the dead rising to eat the living? That was never supposed to become reality. It began with sniffles, coughs, and fever. Once sick, the end came soon, but so did the beginning. Just as quickly as the sick begin to fall, so does Poppy’s world. As she loses everything she holds dear, she faces her new world head-on.

Evil is stalking the town of Clear Springs and seems to be targeted at Cassidy Monroe, one of the town's detectives. Haunted by her mother's unsolved murder, Cassidy links the killer to her death. What she discovers rocks her world. Colin MacKenzie, a relocated detective from Scotland, is the last thing Cassidy needs. Handsome and determined to protect her, she finds he is a distraction she doesn't need. As an age-old secret covered with blood creeps closer, Cassidy must determine which is more important...justice or love?

Imagery abounds as Goldilocks sets off on an adventure to find out who's been taking the delicious Toy Box tomatoes from her garden. Listen softly, slowly, and feel free to yawn your way through this sleepy yet mysterious retelling of a timeless tale.

An urban female detective story centered around a trio of females from different backgrounds.

A femdom fantasy exploration of the unbearable torment and deep degradation inflicted on the slave girl Alasha - whose transgression was to overstep the strict bounds set by her all-powerful Mistress - as recounted to the imprisoned male slave who awaits his own punishment for the part he played in Alasha's disgrace.

Maxis Papa hat heute Geburtstag, aber Maxi hat noch kein Geschenk für ihn. Tabea macht einen Ausflug mit ihrer Freundin Marie, doch dann gibt es Streit. Niklas hat große Angst, weil er zum Arzt muss. Und Jana freut sich auf die Geburtstagsfeier ihrer Freundin, aber plötzlich wird sie krank. ? Was nun? Ob Gott Gebete hört? Und ob Er wirklich helfen will? Kinder im Vorschul- und Grundschulalter lernen anhand von Geschichten aus dem Kinderalltag, dass nicht immer alles glatt läuft, dass es aber einen Gott gibt, der Gebete hört und der helfen will.

An ganz normalen Tagen machen Kinder ganz besondere, spannende Erfahrungen mit Gott: Fridolin wird in der Schule geärgert, weil er klein und dick ist. Franziska geht in den Wald, obwohl Mama es verboten hat, und verläuft sich. Torben trifft im Treppenhaus einen Jungen, der neu eingezogen ist und Geschichten aus der Bibel erzählt. Und Marlene möchte unbedingt die schöne Freundin von Rebekka kennenlernen.

Jakob kann keinen Handstand und Kevin lacht ihn deswegen aus. Lisa hat Blumen gesät, aber sie wachsen einfach nicht. Simon wünscht sich einen Hund, doch die Wohnung seiner Eltern ist zu klein dafür. Und Larissa möchte die schönen blauen Schuhe mit der Spange haben, aber sie passen nicht. ? Was nun? Ob beten hilft? Und ob Gott wirklich alles kann?

Jonas hat Opas Vase kaputt gemacht, aber er traut sich nicht, es ihm zu sagen. Lisa spielt mit ihrem kleinen Bruder am Strand, doch plötzlich ist er verschwunden. Moritz ist traurig, weil er viel kleiner ist als die anderen Kinder. Und Sarah geht ganz allein einkaufen, aber auf einmal ist Mamas Geldbeutel weg. ? Was nun? Ob beten hilft? Und ob Gott wirklich alles weiß? Kinder im Vorschul- und Grundschulalter lernen anhand von Geschichten aus dem Kinderalltag, dass nicht immer alles nach Wunsch läuft, dass beten trotzdem hilft und dass Gott alles weiß.

Insomniac Mia needs the comfort of reading spicy romance to help her relax enough to fall into slumber. Things have become so desperate that she sneaks in to a library one night to cocoon herself in the books she craves. As she flits in and out of sleep, one dusty tome seems to take on a spectral human form, the words sculpting and winding out of the pages. The entity reaches out to Mia, touching her in ways she’d never thought possible.

Survivors are scrambling for answers, and they come in many forms — including the rapture of the church. The people left to survive in the broken apocalyptic world are fighting for their lives at every turn and some, like Sandy, believe their survival could be a second chance to repent, turn to God, and be saved. This book follows Sandy as she meets a group of fellow survivors and they begin a harrowing road trip across the United States. The trip quickly becomes not only a life-changing journey toward the hope of safety, but a life-changing journey toward hope itself.

London, 1980er Jahre: Lord Layton Lawlay ist versiert im diplomatischen Vermitteln zwischen Ost und West. Dem distinguierten Rechtsanwalt werden teils recht unkonventionelle Mandate angetragen. Für deren Erfüllung gilt ihm der Journalist Tony Wilkins - mit seiner locker-leichten Art - als kongenialer Konterpart. Auch Peggy Miller, die wahrlich unübertreffliche Kanzleisekretärin, gehört stets zu den (durchweg fiktiven) Personen der Hörspielserie.