Broken, Not Defeated is a powerful and inspiring guide for anyone struggling to heal after heartbreak, betrayal, divorce, unrequited love, or emotional loss. Through practical advice, relatable stories, psychological insights, and proven healing exercises, this book helps readers navigate the pain of loss, rebuild their confidence, rediscover their identity, and create a meaningful future.More than just a recovery guide, Broken, Not Defeated offers a step-...

Hana's Betrayal is a psychological thriller about a girl from rural Japan with dreams of becoming a model. After sneaking away during an international college tour trip in Los Angeles, she meets up with someone she's been messaging online, someone who promised to help launch her career. But the agency waiting for her isn't what it seems. It's a front for a dangerous crime organization and instead, she is drugged and sex trafficked. Now her father, an ex-hitman for a Japanese crime syndicat...

A gripping behind-the-scenes account of one of the most influential news programs in American history, featuring a foreword by veteran 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley, whose recent dismissal from CBS News has renewed national attention on the fight for journalistic integrity and preserving an independent media.For almost sixty years, every Sunday night at seven o'clock sharp, a simple ticking stopwatch made America stop what it was doing.At its peak, ...

Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mbeke is not a man to be mocked. When a schoolteacher's online post cuts too deep, he issues a quiet command, arrest and shut him up. But what begins as a simple backdoor order spirals into something far more sinister. The teacher ends up dead. And with his death, the country ignites.Streets fill with fire. Protesters chant for blood. Revenge becomes a currency too easily spent. Behind the scenes, old scores surface and powerful men move their pawns w...

Marcus Thorne was twenty-five years old, Detroit's most celebrated pianist, and completely lost. On the night of his greatest triumph — a sold-out performance at the Orpheum Theatre — something broke inside him. Not his hands. Not his technique. Something deeper. The connection between his music and his soul snapped without warning, and when the applause finally died, Marcus walked away from the piano and didn't look back.Ten years later, a single anonymous note finds him in the sm...

In the red open pits of Kolwezi, in the south of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, eleven-year-old Amani climbs each morning into tunnels too narrow for grown men, digging the blue stone, cobalt, that powers the bright machines of the wider world. He cannot afford school, so he has taught himself to read from the company's discarded papers, and at night, by the light of a failing torch, he writes letters in a battered notebook: letters to the unknown stranger, somewhere far to the nort...

On a small Greek island that has become a frontline of Europe's migration crisis, Lena Marisi records what is vanishing. A sound archivist who returned home from London to preserve her island's dying dialect, she spends her mornings with the last old fishermen who know the names of things no longer fished, and her evenings broadcasting three hours of silence and song on a radio station that almost no one listens to. She is also, though she will not say this, a woman who has been standing o...

This is a philosophical book that contains themes from theology. Its asks certain questions that are deeply oriented in how far truly is our understanding of the thing we call creation. Where we ourselves actually are within that cosmic plan. Though it focuses on other themes too like grief and guilt most of the underlying questions are based on we as humanity and how we see our world. It questions where does the readers own faith truly lay. So the question is what do you truly believe in....

A literary romance set in northern Kenya, 2023–2025, against the worst drought in forty years. Iris Halloway, a 32-year-old British climate journalist grieving her brother and carrying her grandfather's 1953 colonial diary, arrives in Marsabit to report on the crisis. She meets Dr. Kipchoge "Kip" Lemayian, a 35-year-old Samburu veterinarian, Oxford- and Edinburgh-trained, who has returned to run a mobile livestock clinic and to resist a foreign mining conc...

In the shadow of Rome's great arena, a nameless orphan has survived seventeen years of darkness, known only as Corvus, raven-boy, nobody. Raised in the subterranean pens of the Colosseum, he carries nothing of value except a single worn wooden whistle the only object left with him when he was abandoned as an infant at the arena's eastern gate.When a corrupt nobleman frames him for theft and throws him to the most feared beast in the arena, an ancient black panther name...

Aldenmere is a kingdom in the tradition of medieval England, though it is not England. Its capital, Thornwall, sits at the junction of two rivers in a plain that has been inhabited since before any record exists to say otherwise. Its northern reaches press against the Greywood, an ancient forest that does not behave entirely the way forests are expected to behave, and which the kingdom's oldest maps mark simply as: here. The Weaving is the magic of Aldenmere. It flows through ley lines ben...

**Moses Ose Utomi's debut novella, The Lies of the Ajungo, follows one boy’s epic quest to bring water back to his city and save his mother’s life. Prepare to enter the Forever Desert.A Library Journal Best Book of the Month!**They say there is no water in the City of Lies. They say there are no heroes in the City of Lies. They say there are no friends beyond the City of Lies. But would you believe what they say in the City of Lies?In the ...