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Behind the Ruins
by Michael Lane
Genres: Dystopia
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.29

A dystopian, post-apocalyptic adventure that follows the adventures of Grey and his companions across the pacific northwest.From the jacket: The world didn’t end when the meteors came; it changed.  We meet Grey in the process of killing three people intent on robbing and murdering him. The deaths solve nothing; instead, what he finds on one of the bodies leads to a bloody trip through the wreckage of a world scarred by a near-apocalypse, and inward through his own memories. In the process he becomes involved in a plan that could mean the return of the world he knew as a child, in the time before the Fall. During his trek from British Columbia into the former United States he must overcome both his own bleak memories and the murderous forces of an old friend. The lessons he takes away and the decisions he makes will determine not only if he has a future, but whether civilization does.
Beginnings: The First Book of the Genesis Chronicles
by Michael E. Register
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.50

Set in Maryland and the Mountains of Colorado, Jessica's world is about to expand beyond what she could have ever imagined. As a University Archeology teacher her life has taken on a dull rhythm, something almost welcome since her husband's death 18 months prior. Now, with the introduction of a mysterious stranger her reality is about to shatter as her eyes are opened and she can see the true realities that surround us all, realities we are usually blind to. Tasked with interpreting a timeless scroll, she enters a world of mystery, intrique and certain danger. Follow along as she unveils a long forgotten truth, a truth her newly discovered enemies do not want uncovered. Join her as her life tumbles into a supernatural world with angelic warriors at her side, fighting an ancient evil that seeks to stop the tale from being told once more.
Meditations on the Peaks: Mountain Climbing as Metaphor for the Spiritual Quest
by Julius Evola
Genres: Philosophy, Spirituality, Nonfiction, Religion, Nature, Italy
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.14

Evola articulates the close relationship between the physical rigors of mountain climbing and the ascent of the initiate toward self-transcendence. Julius Evola, a leading exponent of esoteric thought, was also an ardent mountain climber who personally scaled the peaks of the Tyrols, Alps, and Dolomites. For Evola the physical conquest of a mountain, with all the courage, self-transcendence and mental lucidity that it entails, becomes an inseparable and complementary part of spiritual awakening. It is no coincidence that many ancient cultures chose mountains as the abodes of their gods and considered the rigorous ascent of peaks as the task of heroes and initiates. In modern times, which tend to suffocate the heroic with naked self interest, the mountain still forms part of the profound dimension of spirit where the soul finds within itself more than what it thought itself to be. In Meditations on the Peaks, Evola combines recollections of his own experiences with reflections on other inspirational men and women who shared his view of the transcendent greatness of mountains.
Get Your Self Scam Free
by Robert C. Worstell
Average rating on Goodreads: 5.00

How do you quit being a victim to every slick telemarketer out there? Is there anyway to see a scam and get out of their way? I've been there and done that. There are reasons people have been trained into being dupes. And all these reasons can be un-trained as well - if you know how. I wrote this book based on the research I did to dig myself out of the hole I had been scammed into. I decided not to get mad or get even – just get my money back somehow, write up what I had encountered, and then move on. And writing this book is part of moving on. While I've put the bulk of this data into several blogs, ebooks, presentations, papers, and so on, I've decided to cobble it all together into a single book so that people can get this data without having to go through what I did. Our job here is not just getting our own lives free from scammers and rip off artists, but it’s making this planet we live on a bit safer place for everyone else. Buy this book today and get more freedom!
The Blood Gospel (The Order of the Sanguines, #1)
by James Rollins
Genres: Thriller, Fiction, Horror, Fantasy, Mystery, Adventure, Paranormal
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.00

An earthquake in Masada, Israel, kills hundreds and reveals a tomb buried in the heart of the mountain. A trio of investigators—Sergeant Jordan Stone, a military forensic expert; Father Rhun Korza, a Vatican priest; and Dr. Erin Granger, a brilliant but disillusioned archaeologist—are sent to explore the macabre discovery, a subterranean temple holding the crucified body of a mummified girl.But a brutal attack at the site sets the three on the run, thrusting them into a race to recover what was once preserved in the tomb’s sarcophagus: a book rumored to have been written by Christ’s own hand, a tome that is said to hold the secrets to His divinity. But the enemy who hounds them is like no other, a force of ancient evil directed by a leader of impossible ambitions and incalculable cunning.From crumbling tombs to splendorous churches, Erin and her two companions must confront a past that traces back thousands of years, to a time when ungodly beasts hunted the dark spaces of the world, to a moment in history when Christ made a miraculous offer, a pact of salvation for those who were damned for eternity.Here is a novel that is explosive in its revelation of a secret history. Why do Catholic priests wear pectoral crosses? Why are they sworn to celibacy? Why do the monks hide their countenances under hoods? And why does Catholicism insist that the consecration of wine during Mass results in its transformation to Christ’s own blood? The answers to all go back to a secret sect within the Vatican, one whispered as rumor but whose very existence was painted for all to see by Rembrandt himself, a shadowy order known simply as the Sanguines.In the end, be warned: some books should never be found, never opened—until now.
Blazing Night
by J.M.K. Walkow
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.90

“Her knees were weak and if not for that marble pillar beside her shoulder she would faint and fall not far from the maze at the end of the main aisle of the church.” STIMULATING FOR THE IMAGINATION - Our novel is packed with exciting action and carries the ability to introduce new readers to fantasy and science fiction!GREAT COVER ART DISPLAY - Our book displays a great piece of cover art which is perfect for display on your bookshelf, center coffee table, hall shelf or even your own bedside table!Blazing Night enters society in Vancouver. The father dies, beginning the endless search for the family. The story moves a few centuries into the future in which gaming is what everybody is excited about. People, robots, clones, dragons and monsters are playing. The novel was edited by Robert H. Byers, born February 1931 died March 2018, Bob edited the novel Blazing Night and the first chapter of Blue Earth. According to him, lots of corrections were needed on every page. He not only marked these, but read the text loud and made sure it sounded great. For him J. M. K. Walkow is "the Canadian Conrad". Joseph Conrad, born Józef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski, was a Polish-British writer regarded as one of the greatest novelists to write in the English language. According to a local paper in January of 2013, Blazing Night is a self-described naturalistic fantasy tale, five years in the making, as "part fantasy, part science fiction and there's some real science in there, too." J. M. K. Walkow began the novel when he was unemployed in 2004, and wrote it in about four months. "I was looking for work while my sons were going to French immersion school. We spent hours in the public library, and I was reading some books and helping them with their French and one day I just started writing," he said. Spiritual, science fiction and reality all rolled into one, no surprise is making it's way around the world! commented a fan.The author is funding independent innovation in artificial intelligence, cyber security, robo-advisor, oncology, mathematics, fine art, literature and photography. Jmk Walkow is a pen name for Jacek Walkowicz.Blazing Night, Adventure Book, Science Fiction - Blazing Night By J.M.K. Walkow, Engaging Action And Adventure, Stimulates The Imagination, Paperback Cover, Cover Art Display
The Tears Ive Cried: A Personal Memoir
by Makaila Renee
Genres: Nonfiction
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.82

The dark and empty world of Renee becomes painfully clear and is suffered in silence no more. Lacking the love and support that Renee should have been given at home, Renee turns to drugs, shoplifting, and violence. Inspired by no one, Renee relies to her vivid imagination and fantasies of one day living a better life to stay alive. Suffocated by negativity and surrounded by the living dead, what will happen to Renee?In this shocking page turning, unforgettable account of child abuse and neglect, M Renee invites you on a journey that reveals the different ways children cope with the most desperate of circumstances. This heart-stopping memoir is for anyone who searches for the motivation to overcome the past.
After Dachau
by Daniel Quinn
Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction, Philosophy, Dystopia, Novels, Holocaust, Alternate History
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.77

Daniel Quinn, well known for Ishmael – a life-changing book for readers the world over – once again turns the tables and creates an otherworld that is very like our own, yet fascinating beyond words. Imagine that Nazi Germany was the first to develop an atomic bomb and the Allies surrendered. America was never bombed, occupied, or even invaded, but was nonetheless forced to recognize Nazi world dominance. The Nazis continued to press their campaign to rid the planet of “mongrel races” until eventually the world – from Capetown to Tokyo – was populated by only white faces. Two thousand years in the future people don’t remember, or much care, about this distant past. The reality is that to be human is to be Caucasian, and what came before was literally ancient history having nothing to do with those then living. Now imagine that reincarnation is real, that souls migrate over time from one living creature to another, and that a soul that once animated an American black woman living at the time of World War II now animates an Aryan in Quinn’s new world, and that due to a traumatic accident memories of this earlier incarnation assert themselves. Compared by readers and critics alike to 1984 and Brave New World, After Dachau is a new dystopian classic with much to say about our own time, and the dynamics of human history.
Reflections: Dissecting the Modern Day Degenerate
by John  Dodsworth
Genres: Short Stories
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.23

Reflections is a collection of short stories that deals with a variety of social issues; from working in an office, to lost love and broken families, or dealing with an apathetic society. The stories follow a stream of consciousness narrative and often end with a dark and sometimes horrifying twist. Reader beware, these stories are not meant for the weak of heart. Adult-content rating: This book contains content considered unsuitable for young readers 17 and under, and which may be offensive to some readers of all ages
Foster Fox (A 10,000 Lakes Tale)
by William D. Writer
Genres: Animals, Animal Fiction
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.22

A raging flood develops in the North Woods leaving the south bank slightly underwater forcing most of its creatures to cross over the river to the North Bank or seek high ground. Newborn fox cub Foster Fox has been separated from his kin and is afraid of the rising waters. Sacrifices are made as Foster Fox escapes one danger on the South Bank of the North Woods, to a safe zone where his fate lies in the hands of frightened individuals from The Woodlands Council and the Bird and Bug Network who ultimately decide, because of the usurpation of the food chain, to thrust him off into the North Woods where carnivores like him dwell. Foster must grow up quickly as he is confronted by the ferocious predator, Lone Gray Wolf, who has chosen him for dinner, which unsettles the emotions of many animals causing the whole forest to react.
Dear Friends Letters from Abroad
by Ann Brady
Average rating on Goodreads: 5.00

The bond of friendship between Mary Watson and Elisabeth (Lizzie) Mountford shouldn't exist, and yet it does. Mary is an orphan, and Lizzie is the daughter of a Lord and Lady. Due to terrible circumstances, Mary has no option but to leave her friend and travel to foreign shores. Although Lizzie's parents are relieved, little do they realise the two young women will grow ever closer, even at a distance. During their time apart, Mary and Lizzie face trials and tribulations. Yet each will be supported by the other through their letters. Will Mary's journey abroad lead her to happiness? Or will she suffer the pangs of unrequited love? And will Lizzie find contentment back home in England? Only time will tell. The two women hope to be in each other's company once again, and that their journeys will lead them to find true love.
Damaged Soul - One American Story
by Mary R. Arnold
Average rating on Goodreads: 5.00

Damaged Soul is an account of an extraordinary number of devastating hurdles in a single life. How does one account for a life of consistent, yet unprovoked attacks? Damaged Soul identifies events which can only be construed as the hand of evil and examines the effects, even through an enlistment in the military and employment at a Fortune 500 company. At the end of the book, the author provides a self-analysis, allowing the reader a special insight.
Tik-Tok
by John Sladek
Genres: Science Fiction, Fiction, Humor, Robots, Novels, Comedy, Science Fiction Fantasy
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.74

"A Robot shall not injure a human being, or through inaction allow a human being to come to harm".That's Asimov's celebrated First Law of Robotics. And in the 21st century, all domestic robots are programmed according to that Law.But something had gone terribly wrong with Tik-Tok's "asimov circuits", and he sets out to injure as many people as possible - preferably fatally - while maintaining the exterior of a mild-mannered artist and a sincere campaigner for robot rights. So, like any self-respecting crook and murderer, he moves into politics, becoming the first robot candidate for Vice-President of the United States.Tik-Tok follows his maniacal progress from humble beginnings to the top of the heap - or almost. Because in his devious cunning, there was one element that Tik-Tok had forgotten...Winner of the BSFA Award for best novel, 1983
Apple Cider Vinegar Miracle Health System
by Patricia Bragg, Paul C.; Bragg
Genres: Health, Nonfiction, Reference, Self Help, Cookbooks, Nutrition, Food
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.90

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Enthusiasm: A Novel Based on the Author's Own True Story
by Fida R. Abbott
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.55

ENTHUSIASM is a captivating and inspiring novel that will take readers to the author's own true story. The author narrates the journey of her life and shares how enthusiasm played a vital role in pursuing her dream in the writing world-with English as her second language-in her new country. Here, she exemplifies her experiences, her family and relationship, her inspirations, and her passage towards her remarkable goals. This novel is a reflection of her own life, how she faced obstacles, how she handled life, how she inspired and touched other people's lives through her works, and how she achieved the amazing successes of her life and endeavors-a perfect blend of life's spices.Through Enthusiasm , readers will be affected by the author's wonderful story. Filled with hope and inspiration, strength and enthusiasm, this novel will draw out the best within its readers' hearts and minds.
Little Wolves
by Thomas Maltman
Genres: Fiction, Mystery, Thriller, Mystery Thriller, Horror, Historical Fiction, Adult Fiction
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.57

A tragic act of violence echoes through a small Minnesota townSet on the Minnesota prairie in the late 1980s during a drought season that’s pushing family farms to the brink, Little Wolves features the intertwining stories of a father searching for answers after his son commits a heinous murder, and a pastor’s wife (and washed-out scholar of early Anglo-Saxon literature) who has returned to the town for mysterious reasons of her own. A penetrating look at small-town America from the award-winning author of The Night Birds, Little Wolves weaves together elements of folklore and Norse mythology while being driven by a powerful murder mystery; a page-turning literary triumph.
199 Ways To Improve Your Relationships, Marriage, and Sex Life
by L.B. Sommer
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.59

199 Ways To Improve Your Relationships, Marriage, and Sex Life is an easy to follow self-help guide that is designed to provide motivated individuals with the necessary ideas and tools to improve all aspects of their relationships. Each of the 199 suggestions and techniques discussed in this book are presented in a brief but thought provoking one page summary that will help you to improve your relationship. The information provided is designed to help you find more peace and satisfaction in your relationship, whether your mate is participating in the process with you or not. Though a majority of the book focuses on commited relationships by couples, much of the information discussed applies to many modern forms of inter-personal relationships - including friendship, family, business, or love relationships. For example, chapters on ways to avoid unnecessary conflict and ways to resolve differences peacefully offer many proven techniques that can be applied to other areas of your life like your work and friendships. The simplistic self-explanatory format of the book allows you to quickly find whatever relevant information you are seeking through the simple to follow table of contents and the section headings in each chapter.
Psycho Save Us
by Chad Huskins
Genres: Horror, Fiction, Paranormal, Thriller, Dark, Supernatural, Amazon
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.87

Two young girls with a gift for telepathy are abducted off the streets of Atlanta by a ruthless ring of human traffickers and child pornographers, and their only hope is Spencer Pelletier, a career criminal recently escaped from Leavenworth Penitentiary.
The Hum of Concrete
by Anna Solding
Genres: Short Stories, Fiction
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.62

The Hum of Concrete is an evocative novel about a city and its people. Set in the multicultural city of Malmö, Sweden, The Hum of Concrete is the story of five people whose lives intersect.Consumed with despair, Palestinian Nassrin walks into the ocean with her baby in her arms. Susanna dares to take a stand against gay-bashers. By starlight, Bodil sees the city from the roof of a church. Estella meets her tough little half-brother for the first time. Lonely Rhyme seeks shelter in a tree full of fairy lights. And all round them, the hum of concrete.With photographic precision, Anna Solding captures both light and shadow found in the fleeting beauty of everyday life. From the silences between people and the ordinariness of places, she conjures narrative jewels of intelligence and pleasure.- See more at: http://midnightsunpublishing.com/book...
Why Have Kids?: A New Mom Explores the Truth About Parenting and Happiness
by Jessica Valenti
Genres: Nonfiction, Parenting, Feminism, Sociology, Politics, Adult, Self Help
Average rating on Goodreads: 3.55

If parenting is making Americans unhappy, if it’s impossible to “have it all,” if people don’t have the economic, social, or political structures needed to support child rearing, then why do it? And why are anxious new parents flocking to every Tiger Mother and Bébé-raiser for advice on how to raise kids?   In Why Have Kids?, Valenti explores these controversial questions through on-the-ground reporting, startling new research, and her own unique experiences as a mom. She moves beyond the black and white “mommy wars” over natural parenting, discipline, and work-life balance to explore a more nuanced reality: one filled with ambivalence, joy, guilt, and exhaustion.    Would-be parents must navigate the decision to have children amidst a daunting combination of cultural expectations and hard facts. And new parents find themselves struggling to reconcile their elation with the often exhausting, confusing, and expensive business of child care. When researchers for a 2010 Pew study asked parents why they decided to have their first child, nearly 90 percent answered, for “the joy of having children.” Yet nearly every study in the last ten years shows a marked decline in the life satisfaction of those with kids.  Valenti explores this disconnect between parents’ hopes and the day-to-day reality of raising children—revealing all the ways mothers and fathers are quietly struggling. A must-read for parents as well as those considering starting a family, Why Have Kids? is an explosive addition to the conversation about modern parenthood.
Tales Of The Grotesque and Arabesque
by Edgar Allan Poe
Genres: Horror, Classics, Short Stories, Fiction, Gothic, Poetry, Mystery
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.10

Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque, the com­pan­ion vol­ume to Poe’s better-​known Tales of Mys­tery and Imag­i­na­tion, con­tains a selec­tion of his very best sto­ries, many of which first appeared in book form in the orig­i­nal Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque in 1840. Many of the sto­ries deal with the famil­iar Poe themes of mur­der, obses­sion and pas­sion, but this vol­ume also con­tains many often-​overlooked tales of the fan­tas­tic and comic, par­o­dies and hoaxes, includ­ing ‘The Unpar­al­leled Adven­ture of Hans Pfaall’, ‘Mes­meric Rev­e­la­tion’, ‘Hop-​Frog’, and & ‘The Imp of the Perverse’.The book includes a sec­tion in colour, and con­tains use­ful essays from notable schol­ars: an intro­duc­tion by Kevin J. Hayes and Ben­jamin F. Fisher on Poe and the gothic.engag­ing biog­ra­phy of Edgar Allen Poethe com­plete text in a mod­ern, read­able typefacean illus­trated pub­lish­ing his­tory of the talestime­line in colour of Poe’s worldcolour map of Poe’s America
Imitating Humans: A Technical Approach
by Siddharth Shrotriya
Average rating on Goodreads: 4.33

It is a book for students and researchers of engineering departments and is related to the domain of Artificial Intelligence, Programming Languages, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, Human Computer Interaction, Robotics, Human Perception, Emotions, Feelings, Human Psychology, Brain Models and Cognitive Sciences. In this book you will find the required basic knowledge and practical implementation of all the above mentioned topics.Give it a go and see yourself!