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The Girl with a Magical Martian Brain is a brutally honest autobiography recounting a tumultuous life interspersed with miracles and other side communications. Learn how love is the energy of the universe and how its fuel sparks our souls providing purpose and meaning to life. Soul lessons differ, but the common thread in humanity's tapestry is we are here to learn how to give and receive love. Self-love as first priority catapults you into loving others and your life purpose. Make love your religion, compassion your occupation, and kindness your karma.

On the run after a disastrous affair, artist Leah Mason plans to reinvent herself in a small Cornish village where nothing ever happens. But life is in St. Jofra is far from quiet, and soon Leah befriends her next-door neighbour Nat, and crosses paths with the handsome doctor Joshua Gray. When an old friend tracks her down with vengeance in mind, Leah is forced to confront all the things she had hoped to forget. But can she find love?

Allison Swanson felt her life was arranged the way it was supposed to be. She was a professional woman in her early 50s who accepted the daily routine of life: working and coming home to her two beloved cats. After one failed marriage and a bittersweet romance, she felt "safe" with her existence. That all changed when she met Daniel Kelley, a hero, an irritant, and, eventually, her love. Daniel brought with him a ready-made family, which included his six-year-old grandson, Elliott. Allison began a personal evolution that changed her perception about everything.

Elaina’s been tasked with a peculiar job, finding her childhood friend’s missing heiress sister. The search leads her to a crumbling hotel in the heart of Los Angeles, a place filled with drug addicts, prostitutes, and pimps. Has the trail gone cold, or is this just the beginning?

Do you feel overwhelmed by the demands of your job? Are you facing a sundry of distractions at home? Do you find it hard to achieve balance between your personal life and your work? The strategies provided in this guide will allow you to have quality time and energy left to enjoy precious moments with your loved ones and the other things that truly matter to you.

Placed on the Virus Response Team together, Andy and Jasper must find a way not to overcome their differences, but to use those differences as a driving force to find a cure to the deadly Horvitz virus. However, their egos and stubbornness are getting in the way, and as a result, people are dying. In their highly divided worlds, it’s going to take more than some fragile common ground to stop the Horvitz virus. It will take damn close to a miracle in bravery, vulnerability, determination, unity, empathy, compassion, and the realization that together we heal, and divided we perish.

How to Procreate a Healthy Family is a book of literature based on almost 30 years of experience in raising a healthy family. In it, the listener will find the formula on how to have a beautiful family. This book is an easy to follow and in language that is easy to understand. It teaches how to conquer the obstacles there are in life to procreate the desired healthy family.

On the fast track at a Philadelphia consulting firm, Abigail McKenna has put her personal life on hold, content to focus on her professional success. But when she’s suddenly laid off, Abby finds herself with a dwindling savings account and no promising job prospects. So when a letter arrives holding the solution to all her financial problems, Abby is relieved but saddened: her dear Aunt Leila has passed away, naming Abby the sole beneficiary of her majestic Victorian estate in North Carolina. But Abby is in for a few surprises.

After 15 years of marriage and seven children, British singer-songwriter J. D. Borders and his American wife, Maggie, were an idyllic superstar couple. They were destined to be together, forever…until the morning Maggie walked into their London hotel suite and found J. D. with another woman. Now as they face one last public interview, J. D. must risk exposing their darkest secrets - on national television - in order to win Maggie back.

Home Organization for Beginners aims to enhance occupants' living conditions by freeing up space in their living space with easy tips and hacks. It's all part of the process of personal growth. Home organization is also learning how to alter patterns, work with objects differently, deal with compulsive shopping, and consume differently.

Plus-size single mother Allyson Howard has devoted her life to raising her son. Things have been rough for her, but with a new job opportunity, she hopes things will finally fall on track. Jonas Hunter is a rich billionaire playboy who gets a thrill from playing games with women. He never dated anyone seriously, and he never plans to! The two are total opposites, but when their worlds collide, everything changes! Their flirting leads to sex, and the sex leads into something much more serious.... And they’re totally not prepared for the consequences!

When underwater archaeologist Sam McGowan is asked to help salvage a sunken Confederate blockade runner, he’s eager for the opportunity to investigate his own family history - especially since the project is being handled by Gordon Chandler, a notable authority in underwater salvaging. When he finds Gordon’s daughter Rachel in charge, Sam is not pleased. She can’t possibly be her father’s match. But not only has Sam wildly underestimated Rachel’s professional abilities, he has yet to discover the many other facets of this complex woman.

My experiences have taught me that love, lust, and crushes come in all packages. BIG and small packages, if you catch my drift. (Winky face.) Whether you’re just looking for a laugh, looking for some knowledge, or wanting to know who to avoid; this book is for you. If you’re looking for advice on dating, these are some examples of When to Swipe Left.

With so much happening in the world and now COVID-19 weighing on the minds of humanity, it is becoming more difficult to find peace of mind and good health. Like many illnesses that affect us on a daily basis, so too does mental illness, and it seems man-made cures are less likely to allow us to achieve the wealth of being healthy. There are ways you can achieve good health without having a cabinet filled with prescribed medications. What I am about to tell you will make you question everything you have been told when it comes to healing the body and mind.

Sharing is a great concept, yet it can also be a little complicated for young children because they aren’t mature enough to resist all of their impulses. Parents need to acknowledge that their child is not being deliberately rude by refusing to share. Kindness Pencil is for any child who needs a little encouragement in sharing.

I Can Do is book four of Kindness Pencil - a children's book about the power of the affirmation: I can do. Told from a child’s point of view, it shares tactics empowering children to effectively learn the power of the positive affirmation: I can do. Kindness Pencil emphasizes that children “can do” anything - that would improve virtually every aspect of their lives.

Brianna gathers some construction paper to make Valentines for her friends. She likes Oscar and Daisy. They are true friends. Brianna writes her cards for them. But Brianna doesn't like Katie. She has many reasons not to like Katie. Pete, a gnome, brings Brianna to Katie's home with a magic unicorn. Katie is writing a card to Brianna. How about the poem in Katie's card for Brianna? Will they become good friends? Do you think they will be happy on Valentine's Day?

Ophelia was in the first grade. She didn’t like hugs. When her classmates tried to hug her, she said, “Don’t hug me!” So, her classmates didn’t hug her. She wriggled out of mommy’s arms when mom hugged her. However, she changed after seeing Fred, a cute goblin. What does Fred do with her? How did Fred change her? Let's listen to this audiobook to find out the answer.

Lillian Bowan has seen a lot. A former war correspondent turned struggling journalist, she has been searching for the one story that will satisfy her ambition to be part of something meaningful. When she rushed down for a coveted TV spot covering a gas main explosion, she never dreamed it would put her on a dangerous path of discovery.

Miranda Aldridge lives on a lean budget. A music student at Boston College, she focuses on playing the violin, holding on to a few close friends, and staying under the radar. Aside from a few bad dreams and tough classes, she’s fallen into the steady rhythm of a full-time student. Life couldn’t be more predictable or easily managed.