What is worse than a child predator?Twins who will stop at nothing and the clock is ticking.A single CyberTip.A digital trail.Two brothers hiding a secret.When Detective Trevor Kane is assigned an Internet Crimes Against Children case, he expects another difficult investigation. What he doesn't expect is where the evidence will lead.Following usernames, IP addresses, online accounts, search warrants, electron...

A collection of Japanese sweet treats that are designed to be enjoyed often, not saved for special occasions.Japanese Baking shares approachable recipes for Japanese bakes and drinks, which can all be prepared at home.All the recipes are influenced by the Japanese approach to sweetness and texture – one that feels refined without being complicated and satisfying without being heavy. From strawberry shortcake and matcha crêpe cake, to hojicha crème ...

The Great Gatsby', first published in 1925, drops you into the summer nights of Long Island’s Jazz Age, where champagne flows, jazz pulses, and every smile seems to hide a secret. Narrator Nick Carraway, a young Midwesterner seeking a fresh start, rents a modest house in West Egg—right next door to a mansion that blazes with lights and parties hosted by Jay Gatsby.No one quite knows who Gatsby is. A war hero? A bootlegger? A prince in disguise? Guests gossip, dance, and drift away at dawn,...

First published in 1936, Dale Carnegie’s classic 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' is less a “how-to” manual and more a field guide to the hidden mechanics of human connection. Carnegie—an Iowa-born salesman turned educator who built a speaking and self-improvement program—distilled decades of teaching into simple, memorable principles that still feel surprisingly modern.The book opens with a bold promise: your success is shaped not only by what you know, but by how you make people...

In feudal Japan, where the code of bushido governs every breath and destiny turns on the edge of a blade, four remarkable tales unfold. Each tale captures the scent of incense in temple corridors, the flash of nagaginata blades in moonlight, and the weight of duty that binds servant to master, child to parent, warrior to lord. With strong female characters, intricate plots, and vivid historical detail, this collection offers both thrilling entertainment and a window into a fascinating worl...

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Darkly funny, crisply written, and told entirely from the demon's gloriously snarky point of view, "Gotcha!" is a short story that delights in turning the horror genre inside out. It is a story about competence, consequence, and the ancient truth that some people are their own worst supernatural event. Y-tan-Nar has just finished ninety years of service with the genuinely skilled Goody Goodman and has earned a rest on hell's seventh level. Someone has other plans. Yanked without warning in...

Who is Jesus?What if the answer has been hidden in plain sight for two thousand years?Exploring the intersection of myth, religion, and empire, The Jesus Christ Illusion challenges the traditional narrative of Christian origins. It examines the possibility that the figure of Jesus may not have emerged organically, but was shaped within a complex synthesis of ancient Jewish tradition, Roman influence, and far older belief systems.Drawing on comparative mytho...

A Powerful memoir of Grief, Healing and Self-discovery, Uncover the enduring bond between mother and daughter, Witnesss the resilience of the human spirit in the face of loss.

The metadata of this book has been prepared at Booksdata .org.'Wuthering Heights', first published in 1847, is Emily Brontë’s only novel and one of the most powerful works in English literature. Set on the wild and desolate Yorkshire moors, the novel is a dark and passionate story of love, revenge, pride, and emotional destruction. It centres on the intense and troubled relationship between Heathcliff, an orphan brought into the Earnshaw family, and Catherine Earnshaw, whose deep bond with...

The metadata of this book has been prepared at Booksdata .org.'The Practice of the Presence of God', first published in 1692, is a classic Christian devotional work that shares the spiritual wisdom of Brother Lawrence, a humble Carmelite monk whose quiet faith has touched readers for centuries. Rather than being a formal religious book filled with doctrine, it is a simple and heartfelt collection of conversations, letters, and reflections that reveal how an ordinary person can live in cont...

From the author praised for bringing feudal Japan to vivid life comes a fast-paced tale of loyalty, sacrifice, and survival. Perfect for readers who love strong female warriors, historical adventure, and the rich tapestry of Japanese culture, SALT RUN delivers action, heart, and a bond between protector and protected that transcends duty to become something far more preciousWhen duty demands everything, courage becomes her only weapon.Akasuki never expected...