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  Right from Wrong: My Story of...

  Jacob Dunne

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  A powerful story about hope, humanity, and the possibility of change 
  In 2011 Jacob Dunne threw a single punch that ended another man’s life. Sentenced to prison for manslaughter, he served fourteen months of a custodial sentence. On his release, he found himself homeless, unemployed and struggling to find a sense of purpose. But with the help of others, and with the encouragement of his victim’s parents, he managed to get his life back on track. 
  Right From Wrong follows the course of Jacob’s life, beginning on a council estate in Nottingham. Beset by problems at home and at school, Jacob drifted into drug-related gang culture, drinking heavily and fighting for fun before a fateful night changed the course of his life. Unflinching in its account of Jacob’s guilt and shame, this book will reveal how Jacob used the experience to turn things around. He has been actively involved with Restorative Justice programmes including the Forgiveness Project, has reconciled with those he has hurt, has earned a first-class degree in Criminology and become a husband and father. 
  Jacob’s story is in some ways unique, but it is also reflective of the experiences of young working-class men and boys across the country. By reflecting on his story, he hopes he might help people to avoid the kind of mistakes he made. In the process he points to the societal reforms needed in order to avoid an endless cycle of criminality and hopelessness. 
  Right From Wrong is a deeply humane and honest book, and an unflinching look at men’s mental health and emotions at a time when our awareness of these things is of crucial importance. 
  Jacob Dunne's Right From Wrong is a deeply personal and inspirational autobiography that delves into the societal issues of crime and law. This top-rated memoir is a testament to the power of self-help and societal reform, making it a must-read for those interested in social issues. 
  For fans of Joel Mciver (Fathers, Brothers, and Sons), Chris Ayres (Trust Me, I'm Dr Ozzy), Dave Grohl (Beast), Nikki Sixx (The Heroin Diaries), and Mick Wall (Like a Bat Out of Hell). 
  HarperCollins 2022

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  Swedish Sauna: An Erotic...

  Victoria Rush

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  Getting wet in the steam room was never this much fun… 
  When Jade takes a holiday flight to Sweden, she’s floored by how beautiful the flight attendants are on the plane. As she watches the sexy stewardesses go about their duties, she curls up in her seat by the window and has a silent climax under her cozy blanket. 
  On the way off the plane, the lead flight attendant passes her a note, inviting her to go skiing with her and some of the other stewardesses during her stayover. When Jade gets picked up at the ski resort, things quickly escalate as the four girls get increasingly friendly. 
  When Elsa invites Jade back to her cabin with the other girls at the end of the day, Jade is shocked and exhilarated to see what they have in store. Her exciting trip culminates with her return flight home, as her new friends arrange for a true mile-high experience in the friendly skies.

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  WINE OF ANNIHILATION THE - A...

  Rob Newton M.D.

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  What if the ultimate goal of the spiritual path is not to improve the self, but to entirely dissolve it? 
  THE WINE OF ANNIHILATION bypasses modern, simplified summaries to immerse you in the living heart of Sufi mysticism. Drawn directly from the greatest Persian and Arabic masters, this collection delivers the raw, uncompromising essence of the path through faithful translations of primary texts. 
  You will explore the profound metaphysics of the tradition alongside luminaries like Rumi, Hafiz, Ibn Arabi, and Attar, navigating:The Architecture of Unity: Decoding Ibn Arabi’s Unity of Being and the radical realization that nothing exists but the Divine.The Sacred Technology: The precise inner mechanics of remembrance (Dhikr) used to break the momentum of ordinary, dualistic consciousness.The Ocean of Annihilation: The supreme doctrine of Fana—the systematic burning away of the ego to uncover the limitless awareness beneath.  
  Perfect for readers seeking the true depth of Sufi metaphysics, this is not just an academic guide—it is an invitation to walk the path itself.

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  The Mariner's Whisper - Islamic...

  Zaid Shaikh

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  In the bustling ports of the ancient East, Zayd ibn Musa is known for his unmatched skill and his paralyzing anxiety. His small dhow, Al-Barakah, is his last hope for survival against the oppressive monopoly of the great merchant Bahlul. Forced onto the treacherous Deep Route—a sea of uncharted shallows and violent squalls—Zayd’s preparations are stripped away, forcing him to confront his deepest fear: the loss of control. 
  From a miraculous escape from the Sea of Shallows to weathering a devastating squall, Zayd’s voyage becomes a sequence of physical and moral tests. His ultimate challenge is Layla, a young fugitive carrying explosive evidence against Bahlul, offering Zayd instant, but morally corrupted, wealth. 
  Listen to this epic journey of self-discovery where the power of human effort (Asbab) meets the serenity of divine reliance (Tawakkul). Discover what Zayd finds in the wreckage of his ship: a certainty (Yaqeen) that provision comes not from the ledger, but from the purity of the heart.

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  History of France - 18th Century...

  Days of History

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  Discover the Unbelievable and Downright Entertaining French History from the 18th Century to the Times of Napoleon! 
  Have you ever thought, "Gee, I wish I knew more about French history!" ? 
  Look no further! This book is here to serve up a hearty helping of French history. 
  In this book you'll:Dive into the lives of French revolutionaries (and their love affair with the guillotine) as they turn the monarchy on its head, quite literally!Witness the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, the ambitious little general who made up for his height by conquering half of Europe.Explore the Age of Enlightenment, when philosophers and thinkers such as Voltaire and Rousseau had the brilliant idea to question everything (except for their fabulous wigs, of course). 
  But wait, there's more! With this book, you'll also: 
  So why wait? 
  Grab a copy today and get ready to see French history in a whole new light!  

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  Attention - Writing on Life Art...

  Anne Enright

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  From one of our most distinguished literary voices, a defining essay collection blending personal reflection with urgent political writing and wide-ranging cultural criticism. 
    
  For thirty years Anne Enright—one of our greatest living novelists (Times)—has been paying attention: casting her lucid and distinctive gaze across the world, literature, and her own life, and gifting us with her precise insights. These essays, collated from across Enright’s career, take us from Galway to Honduras, from keen-eyed memoir to urgent political writing. Enright writes about the free voices and controlled bodies of women in society: She interprets Sophocles’ Antigone through the lens of the Mother and Baby Homes in Galway, writes on Ireland’s successful 2018 referendum on abortion rights, and offers new perspectives on writers including Alice Munro, Toni Morrison, James Joyce, Helen Garner, and Angela Carter. 
    
  This stunning collection unites Enright’s cultural criticism, literary, and autobiographical writing for the first time. True to the themes that saturate her award-winning fiction, Attention explores the intersection between the personal and political, the subtleties of bodily autonomy, complex family dynamics, and the challenges of intimacy in crystalline, urgent prose. Here we see Enright grappling with and answering these questions in nonfiction. It is a defining collection from one of our most distinguished literary voices. 
    
  "Anne Enright’s essays are a joy to read: incisive, wise, often humorous, they are explorations of the way we live in the world today. I turned down so many page-corners as I read that I now cannot shut my copy of the book."—Maggie O’Farrell

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