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Why david doesn't want to work?' is a satire on what is happening inside the swanky offices. The story is written in the form of a drama where the conversations of various characters depicts deep rooted corruption of those who are in authorities. The protagonist David changes jobs like changing clothes and the people who criticise him earlier admit something is wrong with the management; an admission of 'it is not the fault of David alone' that forces him to quit jobs. Throughout the story...

In this fearless and unflinching expose, Sam Dludla pulls back the curtain on the most pressing crises of our time - the silent capture of South Africa's vast mineral wealth and State Owned Enterprises by powerful mafias operating behind the veil of political authority. South Africa on the Edge is a groundbreaking political manuscript that confronts the sinister alliance between corrupt elites and compromised politians - an alliance that systematically siphons the nation's wealth while maj...

Twelve passengers crossed. Thirteen footprints climbed the ghat.Insurance auditor Mina Sharma has come to a winter ferry over the Koshi to check a simple hull claim. The manifest lists twelve passengers, two crew and 800 kilograms of freight. The cooperative's own photograph shows thirteen people wading ashore — and the draft marks say the ferry grounded carrying one adult more than her licence allows.The tariff board at Belsot Ghat is exact about everythin...

Whispers of the Heart is a hauntingly romantic tale of love, fate, and the echoes of a past that refuses to be forgotten.When [Protagonist's Name] returns to their hometown, they are drawn back to a love they thought was lost. The whispers of old promises and unfinished desires linger in the air, stirring memories buried beneath time and heartache. But as passion reignites, so do the secrets of the past—mysteries that could either reunite two hearts or tear them ap...

The scheduled shuttle was canceled. The ledger says Elias boarded anyway.When paper conservator Maja Furrer is asked to examine a boat-club passenger ledger in Spiez, Switzerland, its final entry raises an impossible question: volunteer archivist Elias Bärtschi is marked aboard the 22:10 regatta crossing, even though the harbour notice says the club's shuttle never left.Then Elias is found dead in the club's record room.Launchmaster Reto Kummer says...

Paws of Love is a heartfelt memoir and practical guide that follows the journey of Suvi, a devoted mother dog, and her puppies. Blending tender storytelling with hands‑on puppy care advice, this book captures the joys, challenges, and lessons of raising a litter—from sleepless nights and playful milestones to the bittersweet moments of letting go.With 20 beautifully edited photos and captions woven into the narrative, readers experience the story visually as well as emotio...

The satellites go dark and modern air power is suddenly blind. What happened afterward and the lasting reminder

The First Revelation continues. The story begun in The Previous Humanity and carried forward through The Long Awakening: Secrets of the Inheritance VaultAt the centre of this series is a question that grows more urgent as human knowledge expands: does intelligence naturally lead to wisdom, or must wisdom be chosen again by every generation?This novel explores inheritance as both gift and danger. The people who came before may leave knowledge, warnings and extraordinary poss...

Failure Built Me follows the life of Sam, a quiet technician who discovers that every broken circuit, missed chance, and public setback becomes the foundation for a deeper kind of success. From childhood experiments that refused to work to the collapse of his first business, Sam learns to treat failure not as a verdict but as information. His journey takes him through rebuilding from scratch, teaching others, navigating public criticism, leading community projects, and eventually ...

An empty room. An ambiguous reflection. A murder the photographs cannot solve.Paper conservator Maja Furrer is asked to assess photographer Leni Brunner's contact sheets before an exhibition opens in Spiez, Switzerland. One uncropped frame complicates the archive's account of a famous photograph, while the sheets put a long-accepted credit in question. A separate, ambiguous reflection near the Blue Room raises questions about access; no image can identify the figur...

In a world meticulously engineered for convenience, why does achieving our most important goals feel more difficult than ever? We live surrounded by endless entertainment, instant gratification, and zero-friction solutions, yet this age of ease has created a hidden crisis: the comfort trap. This gradual, silent erosion of our standards leaves us feeling unfocused, unmotivated, and disconnected from the person we aspire to be. The constant pull of the easy...

Fourteen steps to the second floor. Nineteen to the third. And a lift that stops at Floor 0.Insurance auditor Mina Sharma returns to a Thamel guesthouse to reconcile a simple sketch: rooms 201 to 210, one ruled-through rectangle between 204 and 206, and three words in pencil. Room 0. Not for guests. Do not sign.The lift has not carried a guest since the earthquake year. So why was its inspection card signed three weeks ago by Tek Bahadur, the night man reco...