"I think I'm in love. Loathe. I'm in loathe with her."PANDORA'S SERPENT is the debut novel of Augustine Kent's urban dark romantasy series, The Kurosh Cycle.Janessa's nearly picture-perfect life turned upside down the day she crossed a chaos demon's path. When Janessa stepped unfraid into Varku's mayhem, he couldn't look away. It infuriated him, the way she put things back in order. But he also found himself intrigued, much to ...

'A compelling, unusual and excellent novel, beautifully balancing ambiguity and warmth' SARAH MOSS'Dazzlingly brilliant. I haven’t felt like this about a book in years ... it was a literary love affair' JULIET STEVENSON'Tender, troubling and stunningly observed' REBECCA PERRY'Daring, hilarious and profound ... Glorious' LEILA MOTTLEYGeorges is dead. Charlotte’s live-at-home,...

From a stunning, achingly romantic voice comes a time-bending love story about a young trans man who falls for his husband from the future and must seek him out in the present to save their happy ending.Clay Wilder moved to Portland, Oregon, three years ago looking for community, love, and success as a visual artist—and so far he’s zero for three. He doesn’t know how to fit in with the trendy artists in the city, or to boil himself down to the elevator pitch that w...

An awkward encounter at a hospital brings nurse Claire Carter face to face with Liam Langley, a powerful man accustomed to getting his way. Their clash sparks an attraction neither expects. But as secrets and old wounds surface, Claire must decide whether loving Liam is worth the risk of losing herself. And when she is finally ready to leave, will it already be too late to forget him?

Twelve years ago, Julian Ashcombe signed away the woman he loved to a man twice her age, on paper and in a solicitor's office with the door closed.He told himself it was protection. He told himself he would return the money. He never did. He built a fortune from it, and Linnea Ashcombe built a widow's grudge that has outlasted her late husband and every man in London.She has only just discovered the loophole that ties her to Ashcombe Hall for one more Season. She can leave ...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Preparing for a medical assistant certification exam can ,Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) ,become inefficient when your study materials are scattered across notes, videos, flashcards, and question banks. Medical Assistant Exam Made Easy brings the major knowledge areas into one structured practice resource so you can review, test yourself, and identify where more study is needed.A Practical E...

Africa Is a Giant - And a Giant Does Not Need a High Heel! by Augustine Okeke-Agbaga is a thought-provoking exploration of Africa's identity, history, challenges, and potential. Through the powerful metaphor of a giant wearing an uncomfortable high heel, the book examines how borrowed systems, external influences, and dependency have shaped Africa's development journey.The author argues that Africa's strength does not come from artificial elevation...

An old Irish parish priest gets a young curate full of modern ideas, and the two of them argue their way through a year of funerals, tenants and a school. Sheehan was himself a parish priest in Doneraile and wrote the most affectionate account anyone has left of that life. This edition adds a gallery of 44 plates after Walter Osborne, Jessie Emily Scarvell, Henry Moore and others, alongside 16 restored and coloured illustrations.

The Confessions of Saint Augustine is one of the most influential works in Western philosophy and Christian theology. This profound autobiographical text, written by Saint Augustine of Hippo in the 4th century, recounts his journey from a life of indulgence and sin to spiritual awakening and conversion to Christianity. Rich in introspection, theology, and moral reflection, Augustine's Confessions deeply explore the human soul, sin, and redemption. This timeless work offers profound insight...

In The Confessions of Saint Augustine (c. 400 CE), Saint Augustine reveals in brutally honest details the agonizing process of maturation from a worldly and sinful young man to the great advocate for Christianity and virtue he would become.Saint Augustine of Hippo is now remembered as one of the great Christian philosophers of history, with his many works contributing significantly to concepts like theological anthropology, eschatology, and origin...

King Alfred's Old English rendering of St. Augustine's Soliloquies appears here in modern English, framed by Hargrove's scholarly preface and Alfred's own reflective introduction. From the opening, the work joins practical labor to spiritual aspiration: timber, cottages, and eternal homes become emblems of earthly effort directed toward divine rest and glory. At its heart is a searching dialogue in which Augustine, through Reason, wrestles with the soul, the existence of God, and the diffe...

The Confessions of Saint Augustine is one of the most influential works of Christian literature, philosophy, and spiritual autobiography. Written as a direct address to God, the book follows Augustine's journey from childhood and youthful ambition through intellectual searching, moral struggle, conversion, and the discovery of faith. More than a personal memoir, the work explores memory, desire, sin, grace, truth, time, free will, and the restless search for meaning. Augustine examines his...