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How well can you really know someone?The smallest towns hold the darkest secrets. And the people you least suspect are the ones you should fear the most.When Cassie's friend disappears, Cassie knows all too well the tragic end Jennifer has probably met. After all, Cassie is the one who found the last murdered girl in the field on her boyfriend Leo's property nine years ago.She never believed the love of her life was capable of such a brutal crime. Not...

A murder reveals a secret that throws two families into chaos in this riveting thriller from the New York Times–bestselling author of A Thousand Lies.First the hospital calls to tell Poppy Sadler that her mother's battle with cancer is finally over. Then the police appear on her doorstep, informing her that her father's murdered body has just been pulled from the river. In five minutes, both of Poppy's parents are dead and her whole world spins ou...

A set of transcendent essays on Celtic mysticism, describing Russells’ luminous excursions into the otherworld, including clairvoyant and prophetic visions, precognition of Gnostic concepts, past-life and astral journeys, and, always, heightened awareness of the beauty that pervades mundane reality. Russell describes encounters with what today we would call UFOs, and attempts to construct a private Kabala based on an intuitive reconstuction of a primal language and alphabet. Lastly, he att...

"An Essay Towards a New Theory of Vision" by George Berkeley explores the nature of human perception, particularly how we understand sight and distance. Berkeley challenges the traditional views of vision, arguing that our visual experiences are not direct reflections of the external world but rather depend on our sensory experiences and mental interpretations. He posits that vision is fundamentally linked to touch, suggesting that our understanding of spatial relationships is shaped by ou...

Author Myles Munroe explains how you can make your dreams and hopes a living reality. Discover your vision-and find your true life.

"Without doubt this is the best introduction to the personal and spiritual side of Plotinian philosophy." —John Bussanich, International Journal of the Classical TraditionSince its original publication in France in 1963, Pierre Hadot's lively philosophical portrait of Plotinus remains the preeminent introduction to the man and his thought. Michael Chase's lucid translation—complete with a useful chronology and analytical bibliography—at l...

What if a man with strange eyes asked you to save the future?Maggie Harper’s life is fairly mundane…until a bizarre incident of time loss in Vegas, followed by the creepiest thug she’s ever seen breaking into her home and nearly killing her. Can the two be related?She doesn't recognize the man who saves her. Yet for some reason, Marcus strikes an achingly familiar cord in her chest. He then proceeds to give her an explanation so bizarre, she’s sure he’s ins...

In "The Valley of Vision," Henry Van Dyke immerses readers in meditative poetry that explores the themes of faith, hope, and the divine presence in everyday life. Written in a lyrical style that combines simplicity with profound depth, the collection draws on biblical imagery and personal reflection, embodying the spiritual ethos of the early 20th century. Van Dyke's poignant verses invite readers to traverse an emotional landscape that emphasizes inner peace, gratitude, and the beauty of ...

First published in 1918, "The Candle of Vision" by Irish author, poet, painter and mystic George William Russell, is a set of transcendent essays on Celtic mysticism. Known by his pen name Æ (which is short for Aeon), Russell was friends with many other figures of the Celtic renaissance of the early 20th century, including Y.B. Yeats, and James Stephens."The Candle of Vision" describes Russells' luminous excursions into the otherworld, including clairvoyant and prophetic visions, p...

George Russell was an Irish author and devotee of theosophy. Russell often wrote under the pen name A E . The Candle of Vision is a collection of Russells essays on Celtic mysticism and esoterica.

Prioress Emmelot des Étoiles loves her world of service and sung prayers, of community and opus Dei – and of secrets, both magical and intimate.When a bedraggled woman stumbles into Emmelot’s church and is accused of murdering her master, Emmelot vows to save her. The accused, Ysabeau, is a dedicated Diplomat, stolen as a child and forced to serve the local lord with her magical ability to persuade others.Aware she is falling in love, yet unsure if she trusts her new friend...