The Medium's Path: Embracing the Spirit's WhisperWhat if the experiences you cannot explain are the very things that shape who you become?From an early age, Nick Lloyd experienced things he couldn't understand. Experiences that frightened him, fascinated him and left him with questions that would remain unanswered for years.As he grew older, those questions never went away.Instead, they became the beginning of a remarkable journey into

Robert "Bobby" Merrick, a college-aged only child from a wealthy Michigan family, is neither expected nor inclined to do anything with his life except "loaf." But when he indirectly causes the death of an esteemed Detroit brain surgeon, Bobby decides to change his ways dramatically to compensate for his role in the tragedy. In the course of this he discovers the deceased surgeon's secret journal, which reveals a spiritual obsession that will transform Bobby's life even further.Luth...

The Only Science Book You Will Ever Need with a direct, uncompromising focus on how the universe actually works at the mechanical level. Instead of abstract geometry, vague metaphors, or probabilistic hand‑waving, the discussion drills into physical causation, substrate‑level interactions, and the real operators that drive natural processes. You'll hear a blunt critique of frameworks that rely on curvature, randomness, or undefined "fields," and a clear argument for why any scientific mode...

Let's go on an intertidal adventure for kids ages 4 to 8! The second book in the Nature Adventures with Bompa series, following Bompa’s Insect Expedition.It’s time for the twins to go on another nature expedition with their Bompa. But this time, they want to take HIM on an adventure—to the seashore! What will they discover this time?This exciting and educational tribute to the intertidal zone features:Amazing facts ab...

From church basements to city streets, this is the definitive account of one of America's most enduring movements for justice and what it can teach us. As masked government agents roam the streets of American cities, tossing people into unmarked vans for the crime of speaking Spanish, the U.S. government's war on undocumented immigrants has never been waged more fiercely. But regular people are fighting back, and when they do, they often invoke the notion of "sanctuary." W...

This book tells the story of the unprecedented suspension of the Portuguese Inquisition (1674-81), a negotiation that started with a request for a general pardon but quickly developed into a crisis over the legitimacy of the Inquisition itself. This analysis of the denouement in the long struggle between New Christians, as forced converts from Judaism were known in Iberia and their persecutors, the Portuguese Inquisition, moves away from binary and national, religious or economic perspecti...

All Swifties wear black leather when they listen to Midnights, right?No? Just Tally then.Tallulah Belle Atkins is getting her life together in Brooks, Oklahoma-one house, one croissant, and one questionable decision at a time.This time, it starts with a fake date.When Tally agrees to attend a high-society party with the mysterious (and mildly unhinged) Beau Culver, her own personal Batman, she expects awkward small ...

Small-town general store owner Elizabeth Bentley's husband has been found dead aboard his fishing boat. Mummified. After less than two days at sea. With a golden something shoved down his throat and the corpse of a beautiful local girl stuffed in the cabin. The golden something, Elizabeth soon discovers, is a key that can open any door, no matter the type or size of the lock. This revelation— something wondrous, something magical— combined with the mysterious death of her husband, pulls he...

The slippery and mutable boundaries between humans and nonhumans are frequently figured queerly in twenty-first-century U.S. literature. This innovative book examines the ways that nonhumans are brought into intimate, estranging contact with humans in contemporary novels, short stories, poems, and nonfiction. Through detailed attention to a selection of real and imagined flora, fauna, and other phenomena in the bestiary form—from horses to taxidermy to dogs and extinction—the book probes t...

Some crimes are best solved by the book …Readers LOVE the Miss Beeton's Murder Agency series:‘What a sleuth Miss Beeton is. I need more!’‘Move over Agatha (and not Miss Beeton's loveable dog), there's a new queen in town’‘Strong women, friendship and found family, not to mention a handsome detective and a very special dog called Agatha! How I loved this book''Absolutely delightful stuff, I really hope there's more to come''Th...

They are both pretending to be someone else for the night…When Catherine Forster asks a handsome stranger to lead her out of the ballroom and into the Tremberley gardens, she hopes to glimpse its renowned Roman ruins…and maybe steal a kiss. But when she and her delectable escort are discovered in a scandalous embrace, Catherine is horrified to learn that she has been kissing John Breminster, heir to the man who ruined her family.Given that the Forsters are ...

Debra of the Prism Woods is a book about healing. A short walk through a fantastic forest with a bright and colorful pig named, Debra. She guides Charles and Robin through a series of locations each designed to help them confront something inside them they have been avoiding. In the end she guides both to a place of peace and understanding. Working their way through the magical forest, Charles and Robin confront desires, hurt, forgiveness through understanding and acceptance.