The river never freezes all the way through. Neither does what it remembers.They were six years old when a man in good, unhurried shoes walked into their house, called their mother by a name she'd never told them, and said the last thing they'd ever hear him say: go back to sleep. Then he was gone — and so was everything.Torn apart by the system meant to protect them, the twins are sent to opposite ends of the country. Theo grows up in the cold, in a town ...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Are you stuck in a high-functioning autopilot—successful on paper but secretly stalled inside?You’re not alone. High-achieving professionals—entrepreneurs, freelancers, managers—often hit a point where drive meets burnout. You’ve outgrown hustle culture. You want clarity, systems, and progress you can measure. What you don’t need is another hype book that fizzles in a week.You need a method. A sy...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Feeling burnt out by a career that looks good on paper but drains your soul?You’re not alone—and you’re not broken. You’re just ready to pivot toward something real.Permission to Pivot is your practical, soulful guide to redefining success on your terms—without burning out or losing yourself. If you’re a purpose-driven creative, educator, nonpro...

Bells for Eli is Adeline (Delia) Green’s first person narrative of her relationship with her first cousin Ellison (Eli) Winfield throughout their childhood into their young adult lives. The novel opens in 1978 in Green Branch, SC, with Delia appearing inert from an unknown sorrow. The story then flashes back to 1959 when Eli drinks Red Devil Lye, the chemical his father used to blow up balloons for Eli’s third birthday celebration and negligently left in a Coca-Cola bottle. Eli’s ...