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Taken from Carinhall is a tale of intrigue, passion, betrayal, and shocking revelations as Brian O'Sullivan and his Interpol associates, Erick and Nina, search to solve a lingering WWII mystery. Recent satellite images collected by the CIA suggest gold and art plundered by the Nazis are hidden in Grand Canary Island. But when an unexpected clue reveals the stolen bounty may be in Morocco, Brian and his team find themselves racing against Russians to find the missing treasures. Complicating matters are Brian's feelings about his wife's sudden death, another theft, and the discovery of the DiBotticino family legend. Can the Interpol team solve the mystery? Do the sinister Russians win the race? Can Brian resolve his swirling emotions to move forward? Can the team recover from the betrayal of a hidden FSB spy? Do shocking revelations and a CIA and White House decision stress Brian and bring his relationship with Nina to a crashing end?

Do you ever feel unheard, overlooked, or unsure whether people truly take you seriously? Do you struggle to stay confident when pressure builds, or wish you could influence and inspire others without having to demand attention?

You’re not alone, and you’re not broken. Most people doubt their leadership potential because they believe leadership is reserved for those with titles or authority. The truth is far simpler, and far more empowering.

Leadership isn’t about position. It’s about presence.

In The Six Pillars of Effective Leadership: A Roadmap to Success, Jim Carlough reveals six powerful, easy-to-understand principles that help everyday people become leaders others naturally respect and trust. These pillars aren’t theory, they’re practical, human, and immediately applicable to real life.

Inside this book, you’ll discover how to:

Build lasting trust through honesty, consistency, and integrity

Stay calm, confident, and focused when life and work feel overwhelming

Lead with empathy and compassion that genuinely connects with others

Influence positively at work, at home, and in your community

Inspire respect without force, intimidation, or authority

Whether you’ve felt invisible, doubted your voice, or wondered how to make a greater impact, this book will show you that leadership starts within, and grows outward.

You don’t need permission to lead. You just need the right foundation.

Leadership isn’t about being in charge, it’s about lifting people up. With these six pillars, you’ll gain the clarity, confidence, and influence to do exactly that.

The Dark Secret of Ian's Peak: Book One

Part One: The Experiment and Part Two: The Basement

To investigate Cave Death was the aim of James (age ten) and Josh in The Experiment. A discovery was made; they found an old scientific experiment from 1892 belonging to Professor Lynx. Upon starting the experiment, James received an electric shock, which gave him the power of Dream Reality. His dreams have included precognitive and retroactive visions. The accidental find turned out to be an experiment that enabled James to control his dream reality. A high school fire, Paul's (Josh's younger brother) abduction, and his parents' past were all part of the dreams. Is there a connection? Only time will tell. The Basement's beginning involved a man disappearing mysteriously from a hospital elevator in James's recent dream. James and his friends are racing against time to save a victim who is about to vanish. Soon, in the little town of Ian's Peak, James, who has Dream Reality powers, will uncover the truth. Yvonne, a hospital nurse, is the key to solving this mystery. According to James's dream, Ian's Peak settlement started in 1860. James suffered a major setback when he learned his friends had been abducted and sent back in time to 1860. Professor Lynx's journal revealed to James that a basement wormhole could transport him to the 19th century. He also discovered a beast inhabiting the basement. James understands precisely what needs to be done. To save the future, he must go to the basement, locate the wormhole, travel to 1860, rescue his friends, and eliminate Nurse Yvonne, the beast, and the basement itself.

When the Light is Mine, A Poetry Collection for People Searching for Meaning

In the quiet places of the heart, where emotions linger and memories echo, poetry becomes the language we finally understand. When the Light is Mine invites readers into an intimate space, a place where love, loss, healing, and self-discovery meet in soft, honest lines.

Through thoughtful reflection and vivid emotional depth, this collection explores the beauty and difficulty of being human. These poems speak to anyone who has loved deeply, questioned their path, or searched for light during darker moments.

Inside this collection, you will find: Poems exploring love, heartbreak, growth, and the truths we often keep hidden Reflective verses that offer comfort, clarity, and emotional release Gentle moments of healing and self-awareness A lyrical journey through experiences we all feel but rarely express

Perfect for readers who enjoy: Contemporary poetry, emotional reflection, uplifting messages, and writing that feels like a heartfelt conversation with the soul.

If you’re seeking connection, understanding, or simply a moment of inner calm, When Light is Mine will meet you exactly where you are.

WHILE arguing with the Jewish religious leaders, Jesus said, "You search the Scriptures, because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is these that bear witness of Me." What an incredibly bold thing to say. Is it true? In Hesed, we will examine the Tanakh in order to see if Jesus' claim has any merit. Specifically, we will study:

the details of the sacrificial system in the Mosaic Law. Then we will examine the elements of Jesus' crucifixion to see how well they line up with the details from the Law.

the lives of Isaac, Joseph, Moses, David, Daniel, and Cyrus. For, there were distinctive events in their lives that reoccurred in Jesus' life. The question is, were these events placed in the Tanakh intentionally to foreshadow Jesus?

Please join author Mark Stouffer as he seeks to test Jesus' claim. Hesed is for Jewish people who want to know the truth about Jesus. It is also good for Christians who want to learn about the Tanakh, or Old Testament.

In a world wobbling on the edge of faith and fate, Dave Pinero's "The Birth of the Antichrist: The Manifestation of Evil—Part 1" is an engaging tale of power, prophecy, and personal redemption. Centrally, in this book is a character named Asya, a woman whose journey from apprehension to destiny evolves in an environment of political intrigue, supernatural forces, and a love that defies the boundaries of belief. The novel's rich description—spanning from the historic streets of Istanbul to the corridors of power in Moscow—proposes a spectacular stage for the confrontations that shape its characters. Each zone is not merely confined to a place; it is a force, a presence that affects the emerging drama in patterns both subtle and seismic. But the book's fusion of mysticism and realism conveys distinctive elements, from visions of celestial beings to the eerie presence of tigers in crisis moments. The account divides the seen from the unseen, propelling its characters—and readers—to question what is truly possible.