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  Heroes Among Us - An Interview...

  James Patterson

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  Find inspiration in riveting first-person tales from our nation’s greatest heroes, the dedicated, and hardworking men and women whom we all depend on to run our armies, police forces and emergency rooms.    These cops, ER nurses, and military members shared their stories with bestselling author James Patterson, and we share with you now in this audiobook sampler. Enjoy excerpts from Walk In My Combat Boots, Walk the Blue Line, and ER Nurses, and hear exclusive original audio from the new book, American Heroes, which highlights stories from those who have been awarded military’s most distinguished service medals.    There has never been a better time for all of us to think about duty, sacrifice, and what it means to be an American hero.  Features an exclusive interview with James Patterson on his dedication to these heroes’ stories.

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  How to Read People and Analyze...

  Theo Rennick

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Picture eight people around a conference table, all smiling, all nodding, all lying. That's the world you actually live in—and until now, you've been walking through it blind. This eye-opening audiobook hands you the complete observational system for reading anyone, decoding hidden agendas, and spotting manipulation before it destroys your career, relationships, or peace of mind. Drawing on dark psychology, behavioral analysis, and the timeless art of human observation, this listening experience reveals the manipulator's entire playbook: gaslighting, love bombing, guilt-tripping, manufactured urgency, and the fear-then-relief switch that con artists have used for centuries. Learn to read facial expressions, body language, vocal tells, and word choices that expose what people are truly thinking. Discover why the mask slips under pressure, why time destroys every performance, and why watching how someone treats the powerless reveals their real character. Whether you're navigating toxic workplaces, protecting yourself from narcissists, decoding a partner's true intentions, or mastering the art of clean influence, this audiobook transforms you from prey into an observer who sees everything and chooses, from strength, to stay warm. Perfect for fans of emotional intelligence, persuasion tactics, and covert psychology, this guide equips you with weapons-grade knowledge for defense, negotiation, and everyday power games. Stop being played. Start seeing clearly. The truth behind every smile is waiting.

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  What Healthy Love Actually Feels...

  Magickal Spot

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  You’ve been told what love should feel like. Movies. Songs. Butterflies. Obsession. That can’t-eat-can’t-sleep intensity that takes over your mind and body. 
    
  But when you finally meet someone who’s actually healthy for you—emotionally available, consistent, genuinely kind—it doesn’t feel like that at all. It feels calm. Steady. Sometimes almost boring. And you start wondering: Where are the fireworks? Where’s the chemistry? 
    
  What Healthy Love Actually Feels Like is a grounded, emotionally honest audiobook about unlearning the chaos you were taught to call passion—and learning how to recognize healthy love when it shows up as something quieter. 
    
  Across seven clear lessons, you’ll learn what healthy love feels like in real life:Why safety can feel like “no spark” when you’re used to anxietyThe difference between intensity and intimacy (nervous-system activation vs. nervous-system rest)How being seen feels different from being impressedWhy consistency creates trust—and intensity often creates addictionHow freedom and space are signs of security (not rejection)Why respect matters more than chemistry once real life beginsHow healthy love feels like home: calm, steady, non-performative 
  This isn’t a book about dating games or “playing it cool.” It’s about learning to stop mistaking attachment wounds for chemistry, and choosing the kind of connection that doesn’t make you bracing for impact. 
  Because healthy love doesn’t feel like falling.  It feels like landing. 
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  Includes a practical Companion Guide with grounding prompts, body-based check-ins, and simple exercises to help you recognize healthy love in real time—and stay with calm instead of chasing chaos.

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  To Catch A King: Charles II's...

  Charles Spencer

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  How did the most wanted man in the country outwit the greatest manhunt in British history? 
  In January 1649, King Charles I was beheaded in London outside his palace of Whitehall and Britain became a republic. When his eldest son, Charles, returned in 1651 to fight for his throne, he was crushed by the might of Cromwell’s armies at the battle of Worcester. 
  With 3,000 of his supporters lying dead and 10,000 taken prisoner, it seemed as if his dreams of power had been dashed. Surely it was a foregone conclusion that he would now be caught and follow his father to the block? At six foot two inches tall, the prince towered over his contemporaries and with dark skin inherited from his French-Italian mother, he stood out in a crowd. How would he fare on the run with Cromwell’s soldiers on his tail and a vast price on his head? 
  The next six weeks would form the most memorable and dramatic of Charles’ life. Pursued relentlessly, Charles ran using disguise, deception and relying on grit, fortitude and good luck. He suffered grievously through weeks when his cause seemed hopeless. He hid in an oak tree – an event so fabled that over 400 English pubs are named Royal Oak in commemoration. Less well-known events include his witnessing a village in wild celebrations at the erroneous news of his killing; the ordeal of a medical student wrongly imprisoned because of his similarity in looks; he disguised himself as a servant and as one half of an eloping couple. Once restored to the throne as Charles II, he told the tale of his escapades to Samuel Pepys, who transcribed it all. 
  In this gripping, action-packed, true adventure story, based on extensive archive material, Charles Spencer, bestselling author of Killers of the King, uses Pepys’s account and many others to retell this epic adventure. 
  In this riveting Stuart era biography, Charles Spencer, the Sunday Times bestselling author, masterfully recounts the thrilling military escapades of Charles II. The narrative is as gripping as it is enlightening, shedding light on a tumultuous period in Europe from 1603-1714. 
  For fans of Marc Morris (The Anglo-Saxons), Alison Weir (Against Our Better Judgment), Leanda De Lisle (The Tudors), Christopher Clark (Prisoners of Time), and Helen Carr (Sceptred Isle).

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  Persian Empires - Persia's...

  Kelly Mass

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  This title contains two books, which are these: 
  1 - Safavid Empire - The Safavid Empire, often referred to as Safavid Iran or Safavid Persia, stands out as one of the most influential Iranian empires following the Muslim conquest of Persia in the 7th century. Ruling from 1501 to 1736, the Safavid dynasty is regarded as the catalyst for modern Iranian history and is recognized as one of the prominent gunpowder empires of its time. A pivotal moment in Muslim history, the Safavid rulers established the Twelver school of Shia Islam as the empire's official religion, which fundamentally shaped the spiritual and political landscape of Iran. 
  The origins of the Safavid dynasty can be traced back to a Sufi order founded in the Azerbaijani city of Ardabil. Initially a spiritual movement, the Safavid order transformed into a formidable political force. The dynasty, which had Kurdish Iranian roots, became increasingly Turkified through intermarriages with various ethnic groups, including Turkoman, Georgian, Circassian, and Pontic Greek officials. As a result, the Safavid leaders became Turkish-speaking and culturally integrated into the diverse milieu of the region. 
  2 - Sasanian Empire - The Sasanian Empire, often referred to by historians as the Neo-Persian Empire, was the last significant Iranian empire before the Muslim invasions of the 7th and 8th centuries AD. Named after the House of Sasan, this empire lasted nearly four centuries, from 224 to 651 AD, making it the longest-lived Persian imperial dynasty. The Sasanian Empire emerged during late antiquity, succeeding the Parthian Empire and re-establishing Persian prominence in the region, rivaling the Roman Empire (later known as the Byzantine Empire after 395 AD).

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  Avoid Grieving the Holy Spirit

  Pastor Philip

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  What an amazing person He is. We often fail to give the Holy Spirit the credit He deserves. After helping to create the universe with God the Father, and God the Son, He was involved in the creation of mankind. The song "Caring and Sharing" sung by Chey, at the end of the message, gives the listener time to reflect on what has been said.

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