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  RISING ABOVE - The Trauma of...

  June Sheehan Berlinger

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  A brave survivor tells the harrowing story of her and her sons' journey through abuse-and how she survived and then thrived after her trauma. 
  RISING ABOVE - The Trauma of Abuse by June Sheehan Berlinger is a powerful memoir that offers deep insight into the complexity of abuse and the path to healing. Through unflinching honesty, Berlinger shares her personal experiences with childhood trauma, incest, rape, and domestic violence-both as a survivor and as a mother fighting to protect her sons from the same horrors. 
  Yet through the extreme pain came life-changing transformation. 
  Unlike other memoirs, RISING ABOVE also offers strategies that Berlinger used to survive, cope, and ultimately heal, paired with a detailed resource section filled with tools for both victims and professionals. Her journey led her to become a nationally recognized expert on domestic violence, and her dual perspective makes this book both profoundly personal and practical. 
  RISING ABOVE explores themes of betrayal and forgiveness, despair and redemption, and anguish and divine healing. It provides readers with hope and tangible steps forward. 
  This book is tailored for use by:Victims of childhood trauma, incest, rape and domestic violence.People who are concerned about someone they know that may be a victim.Health and mental health professionals, teachers, chaplains, law enforcement and lawyers.College courses in counseling, criminal justice, nursing, education, or ministry. 
  Whether you're a victim or want to help someone experiencing abuse, RISING ABOVE - The Trauma of Abuse is proof that resilience, healing and freedom are possible on the other side of abuse.

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  Dark Feminine Energy After...

  Veronica Mau

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  Are you tired of chasing someone who gives you just enough attention to keep you hoping, but never enough consistency to make you feel safe? 
  Do you want to heal from heartbreak, reclaim your power, and become magnetic again without playing games or pretending you do not care? 
  Dark Feminine Energy After Heartbreak is a warm, non-toxic self-help guide for women who are ready to stop chasing, break free from situationships, rebuild self-worth, and protect their energy after emotional disappointment. 
  This is not another book about making someone obsessed, using silence as punishment, or becoming cold after being hurt. Instead, Jen Morse reframes dark feminine energy as emotional healing, self-respect, feminine confidence, and the quiet power of choosing yourself when someone else refuses to choose you fully. 
  Inside, you will discover how to:Understand why inconsistent attention can feel addictive after heartbreakStop confusing anxiety, chemistry, and emotional intensity with real loveBreak the cycle of overthinking, over-giving, and waiting for potentialRebuild self-worth after toxic relationships, situationships, or emotional exhaustionSet boundaries that protect your peace without guilt or manipulationReclaim your feminine energy, sensual confidence, and magnetic presenceBecome unavailable for crumbs, confusion, and one-sided love 
  If you have ever waited for a text, romanticized someone’s potential, or felt like you lost yourself trying to be chosen, this book was written for you. 
  Your heart was never the problem. 
  The problem was giving it to someone who only knew how to meet you halfway. 
  Start reading today and begin healing the part of you that kept chasing what was never truly choosing you.

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  Stakeknife's Dirty War - The...

  Richard O'Rawe

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  Freddie Scappaticci was born in 1946 and raised in a deeply nationalist area of Belfast. When the Troubles broke out in 1969, he joined the Provisional IRA, where he quickly rose through the ranks, becoming commander of Belfast in 1984. 
   
  From the outside, Scappaticci appeared to be a dedicated volunteer, but inwardly, he had become disenchanted with the IRA and, in 1977, he started working for British intelligence. At the same time, he took up a leading role in a newly formed IRA Internal Security Unit (ISU), aka ‘The Nutting Squad’. He personally executed two suspected informers and condemned at least thirty-seven more to death. 
   
  Was he the serial killer that history portrays him? Undoubtedly. But it’s not that simple, because every time he passed the death penalty on an informer, he told his British intelligence handlers about the intended execution, giving them the opportunity to prevent the killing. 
   
  Did the tasking and co-ordinating group, the primary British intelligence organisation in Northern Ireland during the troubles, aid and abet the IRA in the mass-murder of British citizens? That is the question Richard O’Rawe poses in Stakeknife’s Dirty War. But O’Rawe goes further: he lays out a very compelling case that points to the TCGs running the IRA’s war from the mid-1980s to the 1994 ceasefire. Such was the British intelliegence penetration of the IRA, that Freddie Scappaticci, aka ‘Stakeknife’, was in control of all IRA operations in the Belfast Brigade area. This book will shock readers, and cause them to reevaluate everything they formerly held to be true about Stakeknife’s dirty war in Ireland.

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  Animals on the Farm

  Kim Mitzo Thompson, Karen Mitzo...

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  Kids will love this playful story about animals that live on a farm and the wonderful sounds that they make. Simple sentence structures and repetitive words will encourage young children to fall in love with learning to read.  Kids will enjoy following along word-for-word with the recorded story that features sound effects and professional voices to help children develop vocabulary and improve listening skills.  This reader features adorable art to engage young learners.

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  No More Secrets - My part in...

  Betty Webb

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  The true and extraordinary story of one of the last surviving women to have worked in codebreaking at both Bletchley Park and the Pentagon. 
  Born one hundred years ago, Betty Webb MBE, LOH (Legion of Honour) has had a ringside seat to history. After graduating from school, she faced the usual limited opportunities for employment on offer to women at the time. However, with the war in full swing, fate intervened and in 1941, wanting to play her part in the war effort, Betty joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service (Women’s Army). 
  After being interviewed by an intelligence officer, she found herself at Euston station with her kit-bag, a travel warrant in her pocket and instructions to get off the train at Bletchley Park. 
  Between 1941 and 1945 Betty played a vital role in the top-secret efforts being made to decipher the secret communications of the Germans and later the Japanese. In 1945, as other members of the forces returned home from the war in Europe, she was sent to the Pentagon and was in Washington DC when the atomic bombs fell and when Eisenhower announced the end of the war. 
  Betty was unable to reveal the true nature of her work, even to her parents, until years later. In this fascinating book, she revisits the key moments of her life and recounts the incredible stories from her time at Bletchley Park.

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  I Know It All Syndrome -...

  Coach Owidi

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. 
  The “I Know It All Syndrome" explores the hidden need to always be right, have the answers, and remain in control. Drawing from Christian principles, Coach Charles Owidi challenges readers to move from pride and performance toward humility, listening, dependence on Christ, and Spirit-led living.  
   
  The book encourages Christian leaders, coaches, mentors, parents, and others to embrace wisdom through relationship with God rather than knowledge alone.

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