Prosecutor Vance Garrett thought convicting cartel boss Jose Santiago would end the bloodshed. Instead, it ignited a vendetta that would dismantle his family from the inside out. When his son vanishes and Vance is murdered, the Garretts become targets of a chilling revenge plot orchestrated by Consuela, a master manipulator whose reach spans decades and identities.As bodies pile up and secrets unravel, a hidden twin is groomed to impersonate his brother and steal the Garrett estate...

History is littered with charlatans and soothsayers claiming to know a path to the Promised Land. They live off the goodwill of their followers while leading them to disaster. Some amass fortunes through their deceit. Others have a legitimate grievance but soon learn that there’s a profit in being the answer to so many. They are charismatic, cunning, and self-serving. Many of the “good-willed” don’t care about the cause or the people they claim to serve. The suffering only serves to stoke ...

Those who win aren't those who focus exclusively on winning. Instead, they are the ones who focus on mastering the skills, steps and systems of winning. The win is simply a moment; crossing the finish line, getting the sale, receiving the award, crossing the item off of your "Bucket List.". Winners in every sport and in business are masters of the processes for winning. They save a dollar on every step in a system. They shave a minute off of each task. They reduce the friction between peop...

Don Zimmer had his first taste of baseball glory in 1948 as a member of a national champion American Legion team. He was drafted by the Brooklyn Dodgers, only to have his career—and life—threatened when he was beaned in a minor league game in 1953.After a miraculous recovery, he went on to play for Brooklyn’s only world championship team in 1955, for the LA Dodgers’ first world championship team four years later, and as an original New York Met in 1962. Zim managed the San Diego Pa...