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Wendy may be 475 years old, but in the witch world she's still a teenager. Forget old straw brooms - she zooms around on a jet propelled vacuum cleaner.Chosen by the Grand Council, Wendy must drag the Coven Of The Black Cats into the modern age. Their outdated spells are failing, and only she can save them. But not everyone wants change. Herpiteete, the coven's head witch, will stop at nothing to humiliate Wendy and block her progress.The pressure mounts when a grand compet...

A charming, richly illustrated, pocket-size exploration of the world’s whalesPacked with surprising facts, this delightful and gorgeously designed book will beguile any nature lover. Expertly written and beautifully illustrated throughout with color photographs and original color artwork, The Little Book of Whales is an accessible and enjoyable mini-reference about the world’s whales, with examples drawn from across the globe. It fits an astonishing amount...

In the suffocating heat of a post-war summer, a local murder unearths an international conspiracy-and the truth could ignite a new world war.July 1946. As Winnipeg stews beneath a relentless prairie heatwave, the bloody aftermath of the Dominion Day celebrations takes a chilling turn. When a quiet, hard-working stable hand is executed in the dead of night at the Polo Park Race Track, Winnipeg Police Detective Gabriel O'Malley catches what looks like a senseless local homicide....

Winnipeg, 1940. The river is frozen solid. The truth is buried deeper.In the tradition of James Patterson, Robert Ludlum, and Greg Iles, Young delivers a relentless thriller where the only thing more lethal than the prairie winter is a secret hiding in plain sight.New Year's Eve, 1939. As a wind shrieks down Portage Avenue, the city's elite celebrate the end of a decade inside the warm, gilded mansions of Armstrong Point. But outside, on the frozen ice of t...

The concept of personal autonomy is central to discussions about democratic rights, personal freedom and individualism in the marketplace. This book, first published in 1986, discusses the concept of personal autonomy in all its facets. It charts historically the discussion of the concept by political thinkers and relates the concept of the autonomy of the individual to the related discussion in political thought about the autonomy of states. It argues that defining personal autonomy as fr...

My ancestors: Kerby, Nelson, Reade, and Warren; in the 1600s, left Europe and its' ways, with only faith, strength, and hope their families would survive to be reborn in this new land. Endowed by Our Creator with opportunity, freedom, and a certainty of Justice. After lasting a century and one a half, in 1776 their grandchildren were compelled to put "these truths" in Our Constitution to preserve them from unknown harmful changes. Except for the False Claims Act and Grand Jury Laws, only p...

After sin and loss cause Dan Smith to bitterly leave the Catholic Church, he decides to forever reject God's providence. Suddenly, an accident transports him back to the year 2002 and places him on a path toward rediscovering Jesus. Then Dan has a shocking revelation: in a few days, his worst enemy will be killed, and God has put him in a position to prevent it. But old sins of anger and jealousy are hard to overcome. Now, as he is pursued by an anxious federal agent who is fighting her ow...

Robert Franklin Young (1915–1986) was an American science fiction writer born in Silver Creek, New York. Except for the three and a half years he served in the Pacific during World War II, he spent most of his life in New York State. Although his career spanned more than thirty years, and he wrote fiction until he died, he remained little known by the public, in the United States as well as abroad. He started publishing in 1953 in Startling Stories, then Playboy, The Saturday Evening Post,...

In a future of mass-produced operatic androids, the beautiful Tristan und Isolde machine named Isolde is stolen, resold, and repeatedly repurposed as if she were nothing more than merchandise. From a servant model to a tavern attraction, from an object of profit to a false goddess, she moves through a darkly comic galaxy where greed, exploitation, and misplaced desire shape every human encounter. Each owner sees in her not a person but a use: labor, spectacle, wealth, salvation. Yet Isolde...

When was the last time you read, rather, studied a great book? The Book of Revelation, filled with drama, as a modern action movie or thriller, is God’s final revealed truth in the Holy Scriptures. The glorified Person of Christ is revealed as the Lion King of Kings and Lamb of God Who delivers lost souls from sin. The great power of Christ is revealed as He unleashes all of nature, leads the angelic host and the redeemed in triumph over the forces of evil – the red dragon, beast and false...

In "The Servant Problem," Young likely explores themes related to technology, social dynamics, and human nature. The title suggests that the story may involve a futuristic or speculative scenario where technology has advanced to the point where household tasks and chores are performed by automated servants or robots.The narrative may delve into the implications of relying on technology for menial labor, raising questions about the impact on society, relationships between individuals, and t...