Abigail Hurst and her friends moved to Grand Junction, CO, to make their own clan. They dream of building a close-knit clan where all members are accepted for who they are. However, someone doesn't want them there. A curse has been placed on the land and the buildings, but no one can break it.Samantha Winthrop, a Daimon, was sent to help break the curse. Samantha's spirit animal, Nolan, helps her uncover secrets and channel her powers. Their search reveals only dragon blood can bre...

Achievement can become exhausting when the definition of enough keeps moving. A goal is reached, praise arrives, or progress becomes visible—yet satisfaction disappears almost immediately because the standard has already changed. William R. Stanek exposes the scarcity alarm beneath the moving finish line and helps you define sufficiency before fear redraws it. Through the Scarcity Trigger Map, you will identify what "never enough" makes you do, what it costs, and how to choose a standard t...

The war may be over, but the nightmare is just beginning…Released from prison after years of solitary confinement for refusing to fight in the Great War, Robert Latimer arrives in an isolated village looking for his brother.Thomas was wounded in France and sent to Ravensmere House for treatment. But the sprawling estate has a sinister reputation, housing the most disturbed soldiers returning from war. While searching, Robert sees a mysterious woman dressed ...

A true love story with history as to how and when we met and Ann's life before and Paul's life before right up till we met and how , a "TRUE LOVE STORY" with all details.

A concise history of Civil War Charleston

True Crime. This book is relating to how individuals develop criminal thinking.

An illustrated history of Civil War Charleston brought to life through firsthand accountsIn the predawn darkness of April 12, 1861, a mortar shell burst above Fort Sumter, igniting the Civil War and establishing Charleston's central role in America's defining struggle. The bombardment was just the beginning. Over the next four years, the city suffered through numerous travails, including enduring nearly 46,000 shells fired into the city and its defenses during the ...

A married minister. A younger man who walked into his cathedral looking lost. One forbidden hunger neither of them can deny.Finlay thought he had buried his desires long ago. But when Callum begins volunteering at the cathedral, the older man's carefully built walls start to crumble. What begins as quiet guidance quickly turns into stolen moments behind locked doors. In the vestry. In the shadows of the crypt. In the quiet of Finlay's own home.Finlay learns to take. To clai...

Running from the mob is deadly. But running from your past…that's impossible.For twenty years, adoptive gangster Jimmy the Grayduck has become the best bag man for the Chicago Polish mob. He's earned the trust of Boss Vikk Korsack and is engaged to his youngest daughter Melina.The envy of every wiseguy in the Windy City, Jimmy's secret, runaway past still haunts him: the cursed satchel he and his childhood friends unearthed from an Ojibwe burial mound. It d...

AI data centers need new power. The public record shows who is asked to carry the risk before the demand is fully known. In AI Data Centers: Who Pays for New Power?, Jamie R. Collins follows six public utility proceedings across Virginia, Oregon, Ohio, Georgia, Idaho, and West Virginia. Each case reveals a different allocation device: separate customer classes, construction reimbursement, minimum billing, collateral, long service terms, exit provisions, customer-specific contracts, trackin...

Lifestyle of A Professional Booster. An Instrumental Crime. A Dallas Texas Story. Part Three: 1940 to 1980. .....Book Cover will change..... This books continue's to utilize Social Learning Theory and Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory in how Black American's enhanced in participation in crime and criminal behavior. This book takes a look at the history of instrumental crimes in Dallas, Texas.

Mike McCready, guitarist for Pearl Jam, Temple of the Dog, and Mad Season, has teamed up with Z2 to release the original graphic novel and "lost" rock opera, Mike McCready’s Farewell to Seasons Developed over the last 20 years, McCready’s story captures the drive and sense of community that forged the powerful backbone of the Seattle music scene of the 1980s, as their world changed forever with the explosion of grunge in the ‘90s Farewell to Seasons unflinchingly shows the brutal cost it h...