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Kane and his fellow Outlanders are thrown into a world where the nuclear war never happened but a clandestine war rages on against the sinister forces that still rule humanity. Here, this deadly spectre has openly revealed itself - as mankind's great benefactors. As Kane and his band meld with their doubles in this new reality, their quest to change history is confronted by ultimate evil.

In Reason to Return, Ericka Andersen delves into the reasons why women are leaving church in droves. With gentle insight and thoughtful research, she invites Christian women who are hurt or disillusioned by the churches of their pasts to fulfill their unmet spiritual longings for God and community―and consider what the church might still have to offer them.

This is a poetry book. There is something for everyone in this! Want to try it out? Listen to Growth.

Adorable Betty won't stop talking, no matter how hard she tries. Whenever she's around, you won't get a word in edgewise, I promise. But when she gets sick, she suddenly stops talking and learns the lesson that although it's okay to talk, it's never okay to talk over others.

A better Business Guide is your ultimate companion to navigate the choppy waters of the business world. In this comprehensive guide, is a treasure trove of wisdom meticulously crafted to empower you at every stage of your journey. Starting at the foundational level of idea generation and market research, this guide takes you on an illuminating expedition through the intricacies of business planning. It carefully unveils the intricacies of legal structures and registrations, guiding you through the labyrinth of bureaucratic necessities.

Anyone can sink into a deep mental and emotional darkness when negative thoughts constantly flood the mind. For years, author, Jessica L Lyons battled this darkness until she was shown how to finally bring it into the light of freedom.

With How to Have a Kid and a Life, popular journalist and Good Morning America parenting expert Ericka Sóuter shares her tips for being a happy, whole person while still being a great, and sometimes just good enough (which is plenty fine), parent.