Somewhere a ship lies under 55 feet of sand with 40 tons of gold ready to shift. Somewhere a parchment thrown from a gallows in 1730 still hides 11 million pesos in a Seychelles cave. Somewhere a mason jar of 52,000 Roman coins waits under a plowed field. The hunt has never stopped.100 Treasures People Never Stopped Searching For brings together 100 true stories of fortunes lost, found and still waiting. Each chapter is grouped by theme so you can see how hunters think, and each st...

From Middle Class to Millionaire is a book that calls out the huge money obstacles that the middle class faces today and helps everyday Canadians build a plan to deal with them. This book will guide Canadians through the challenges of David's four "P's" to the middle class that need to be strengthened for us to gain back our prosperity that has been slipping away for the last 20 years.Pensions: If the government isn't going to secure our futures and allow a dignified retireme...

Where did the moon first come from to fill our skies with its light, a satellite larger than any minor planet? How long ago (could it really be billions of years?) and how come it sticks so faithfully by the earth?No one knows fir sure. But - did you know? - by now there are some good guesses.And again, why should the moon mean so much to us, even now amid the contamination of street lights? represent our unconscious yearnings and night-time life? and in its ever recycling ...

I've never understood the notion that money is dirty. I love money. When I get paid I sometimes will check my account in the middle of the night, transfer my set amount into savings and then sleep well knowing that it is now accruing the highest level of savings I can find in the market. I look at my investment portfolio three or four times a day and get shivers when dividends are paid into my account on a monthly basis! I might be a bit much, but if you ask any high net worth individual--...

Residents of an affluent neighborhood in Silicon Valley, California, are woken in the middle of the night by flashing lights and sirens. A neighbor has been murdered.All fingers quickly point to next-door resident Mike Thomas, who does not want to disclose his shady past with the deceased. Soon Mike's life is turned upside down as skeletons come of out the closet and he is exposed for his indiscretions. While everyone in his life turns against him, Mike is the only one who knows he...

Grass - familiar, yet a mystery.We see it every day, tread in it, scent it, maybe plant it. But how many of us really see it - let alone appreciate its amazing presence and resilience and the way it somehow holds our planet together?It's everywhere, this amazing secret, too little known, that we so seldom recognise. Ubiquitous, invaluable, hardy, growing, highly evolved - and unnoticed.Here at last is a comprehensive prize-winning account of that humble sustaining w...

Life’s toughest moments often teach us the most valuable lessons. "From Struggle to Strength - How Adversity Builds Resilience" explores how facing challenges can transform us, helping us grow stronger, wiser, and more resilient. This powerful book provides a fresh perspective on adversity, revealing how setbacks can become stepping stones to personal development, courage, and inner strength. By embracing our struggles, we can unlock a newfound sense of purpose and emerge better equipped t...

In the western jungle of Belize, in 1962, Father Carl, an American missionary priest was found lying dead on the floor of his study. People from the nearby Maya village of San José were blamed but, strangely, no one was ever officially charged or found guilty. This is only one secret within a carefully guarded web of desire, envy, and guilt which torment and isolate people in this village.Thirty years later, with the introduction of water and electricity, satellite TV, and the comp...

Story Harvest – a bountiful harvest of traditional oral folk tales from Scotland and the worldDavid Campbell began life in Edinburgh, spending his youth in Scotland's storied Northeast. Here he developed the athletic and academic skills which would one day lead him all over the world as an acclaimed storyteller.Throughout his long life, David has been called to word-smithing in many forms: as teacher, poet, BBC broadcaster, writer and acclaimed sto...

What if it were the other way around, and homosexuality was the norm and heterosexuals were pushed into the shadows?During his twice-weekly sessions, Guy, a sixty-seven-year-old anthropologist, tells Richard, his thirty-two-year-old psychiatrist, a fantastic tale about a society where almost everyone is homosexual and sex is considered the most basic form of communication.As a young man, on a cargo ship that sinks in the Bermuda Triangle, Guy is saved by the first mate, Luc...

Guruji said: 'Sing not the song that others have sung. Sing only what you yourself have realised in your own heart.' What I've realised in my own heart is that its song is for many, that it sings for whom it meets on its way. It does not remain at home, but is a wandering minstrel heart. This book is the engaging and colourful memoir of celebrated Scottish storyteller David Campbell. It is an exploration of the nature of love in its many guises, and of David's lifelong love of story. Join ...

I love money. I've always loved money. Loving my money has allowed me to start my own coaching business, buy my dream car for FREE, horseback ride every Thursday, travel more and spend time with the people in my life that I love. This book will teach you how to optimize everything from investing, borrowing, to everyday spending in order to maximize those funds to live your ultimate life!