Written from a jail cell in Northern Idaho, Born from Hate is a raw, unflinching memoir-style account of one man's journey into and out of white supremacist gang life. Justin Booth grew up in the shadow of the Aryan Nations compound in Hayden Lake, Idaho, drawn as a child to the sense of belonging and purpose he saw in its members. By his teens, he was fully immersed in Skinhead culture: the violence, the loyalty, the ideology, and the consequences.This is not a book that ...

A central concern of economists, policymakers and civil society in recent years has been the persistent and widespread slowdown in global productivity growth.This stands in stark contrast to the robust productivity performance and associated prosperity witnessed across advanced economies in previous decades. The productivity slowdown represents a significant concern because it underpins the tensions emerging from income and wealth inequality, an expanded corporate profit share and ...

When Gloria meets John, she is amazed. He is charming, intelligent, skilled, loving, everything ... However she discovers there is a dark side to him, one that puts her life in deadly danger. In the most dangerous moment, the warden saint of her family intercedes in a very special way, transforming her and changing her life forever.This erotic fiction contains female muscle growth, gender transformation (female to male) and fighting. All characters are at least 18 years old.

Applications of Data Analysis across Business Functions and Domains offers a comprehensive exploration of how data analytics is transforming decision-making and operational efficiency across industries. In an era defined by data-driven competition, this timely work equips readers with foundational knowledge of key analytical techniques—descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive—and examines their practical applications in core business functions such as marketing, finan...

This book provides a comprehensive understanding of slow-onset hazards, combining scientific analysis, policy perspectives, and practical adaptive strategies.With contributions from researchers across India, South Africa, Germany, the United States, and Serbia, this book offers a holistic perspective on the management of slow-onset hazards. It presents insights into how droughts, desertification, and rising sea levels unfold, their socio-economic impacts, and the measures needed to...

When voters write in a trauma surgeon's name as a protest vote, Dr. Mara Ellison wins the Democratic primary—and the machinery of party politics mobilizes to contain her. She doesn't answer to the machine. She wasn't built by their money. She knows what happens when power feels threatened by someone it can't control. As Mara navigates leaked files, corrupt donors, impossible alliances, and violence disguised as politics, she discovers that integrity in a broken system comes with a price no...

When Mara Quinn's executive badge goes dark, her entire identity goes with it. Stripped of her title, her reputation, and her position in the corporate tower that defined her, she faces a question most people never have to answer: who am I without my credentials? As she rebuilds from nothing—navigating professional betrayal, institutional rejection, and the quiet courage of starting over—she discovers that success without the old title might mean something entirely different. A raw and unf...

Harbor House promises recovery, but inside its walls, something darker moves beneath the surface. When Eli arrives seeking refuge from addiction, she enters a system that appears designed to heal—until hidden records surface, timelines don't match, and institutional deception becomes impossible to ignore. As stakes escalate and pressure mounts, she must navigate a choice between exposure and self-preservation. A gripping and psychologically complex thriller about recovery culture, institut...

Secret Society Helheim sets off to raise money and procure materials in the land of desires—the Sleepless City of Shehem—where they are reunited with Hræsvelgr of the Eight Precepts and guardian of the Divine Tree Yugel. However, she hasn’t forgiven the Corpse King for vanishing one hundred and eighty years ago, and the reunion quickly turns violent.Meanwhile, the residents of Shehem are plagued by dreams of two massive serpents. The Corpse King accepts a request from a longtime al...

Roy Glenn returns with his bestselling Mike Black saga, which has continued to excite readers for two decades.When Shayla Clark murders Giovanni Folliero, a made man in The Montanari Family, it forces a sit-down between kingpins Mike Black and Salvatore Marino. At that meeting, Marino tells Black, “There will be no peace until Shayla Clark is dead and you hand over her dead body.” But Black refuses to give Shayla’s name up, instead choosing to lead The Family to wa...

This book brings together the postcolonial and postsocialist conditions of the post-Soviet space and the Indian subcontinent through the study of human–nature relationships. These two regions are not only geographically entangled through Eurasia but are also characterized by hybrid modernization trajectories shaped by diverse socio-political responses to Western modernity and the blending of Western and non-Western ideas. Contemporary environmental debates, practices, and discourses beyond...

The State of Israel is supposed to be a setting where, for a Jew, passing would presumably be unnecessary. Yet it is precisely in this imagined haven that passing persists, on the page and off it.The Pretenders explores how modern Hebrew literature has long been preoccupied with stories of passing, featuring characters who reinvent themselves by hiding, shedding, or changing their identities and backgrounds. From wannabe Sabras to Mizrahi Jews passing as Ashkenazi, from Je...