"Love, sex, family drama, the lot." John Self, The Irish Times Best BooksIn Look At You, a young woman grows up between Trinidad, England, and Ireland, shaped by a divided family and the shifting worlds around her. Through a series of vivid, intimate moments, she begins to understand who she is — and where she belongs — in a world full of contradictions, cruelty, tenderness, and unexpected beauty.Told with striking clarity and emotional precision, this is a novel o...

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From the award-winning author of Ghost Writing and Beautiful Place by the Sea comes Any Port in a Storm, an emotional dual-timeline romance about heartbreak, healing, and the shelter we find in each other.Laurel Montgomery-Parker is used to moving on autopilot—chasing degrees, meeting expectations, and cautiously avoiding the kind of heartbreak she doubts she’d survive twice. Then she meets Nick O’Connor, an Irish graduate student whose easy charm and quiet steadiness upend everyth...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Five heartfelt pro-life stories by five Christian fiction authors. These tales pose real questions and give solid answers for protecting preborn lives.IRIS by H.A. PruittIris is a stressed out young pastor's wife and mother of three rambunctious little boys. Despite her morals, she's convinced she can't handle another baby. She's waging a battle of flesh versus faith ...

The queer witchy fantasy murder mystery series concludes in one last mystery for Mallory, Cornelia and Diana, as they have to solve their biggest, and most important case of all - who killed Theodore. Perfect for fans of supernatural mysteries and cosy crime by authors such as Ben Aaranovitch, Josiah Bancroft and Tammie Painter.It's three days until Samhain, and the Undetectables are going to die. No longer taking magical cases (not that anyone would hire them), th...

The queer witchy fantasy murder mystery series concludes in one last mystery for Mallory, Cornelia, and Diana, as they have to solve their biggest, and most important case of all—who killed Theodore. Perfect for fans of supernatural mysteries and cozy crime by authors such as Ben Aaranovitch, Josiah Bancroft, and Tammie Painter.It's three days until Samhain, and the Undetectables are going to die. No longer taking magical cases (not that anyone wou...

Her past held the answers-if she was brave enough to face it.After nearly losing her husband, Amy Smyth Miller's panic spirals out of control. Therapy reveals a diagnosis: Complex PTSD. In search of healing, Amy embarks on a harrowing excavation of her past-childhood neglect, homelessness, parental addiction, and a family history shadowed by suicide. Amid the wreckage, she discovers the people and circumstances that kept her safe and helped to shape her life: her wise great-grandmo...

Why does the human brain sometimes respond to modern life as though survival itself is at stake?In The Architecture of an Ancient Brain, Mark Smyth explores how a nervous system shaped across hundreds of thousands of years continues to influence behaviour in homes, classrooms, workplaces and communities today.The human brain developed in a world of immediate threats, close social groups, constant movement and strong dependence on others. Modern life has changed far...

How did life become aware of itself?For billions of years, life survived without thoughts, memories or any conscious experience of the world. Simple organisms sensed their surroundings, responded to change and adapted without anything resembling a brain. Yet from those early biological beginnings emerged nervous systems capable of prediction, memory, identity and, eventually, the extraordinary experience of being conscious.The Conscious Brain follows that scientific journey...

What if behaviour is the end of the story, not the beginning?When a child refuses, withdraws, lashes out or becomes overwhelmed, adults naturally focus on the behaviour they can see. But visible behaviour is only the final stage of a much larger process one shaped by the brain, body, nervous system, relationships, past experiences and immediate environment.The River and the Source invites parents, educators and professionals to move beyond labels and walk upstream towards a...