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You can use this book to design a house for yourself with your family; you can use it to work with your neighbors to improve your town and neighborhood; you can use it to design an office, a workshop, or a public building. And you can use it to guide you in the actual process of construction.

She escaped the academy. She did not escape what chose her there. After the shocking events of Book 1, Maera is on the run with Caelan—the one person she should not trust, cannot leave, and may no longer be able to survive without. What binds them is no longer ordinary magic. It is deeper, older, and far more dangerous than either of them understands. Because the truth beneath the kingdom is waking. Beneath the Crown, beneath the capital, beneath every law meant to keep the world orderly, the original Wells are still alive. They do not grant power. They study it. Shape it. Feed on it. And...

I SOLD MY SOUL A Psychological Supernatural Thriller About Optimization, Consent, and the Real Cost of Stability What if the devil didn’t want your worship… only your consent? Tom doesn’t ask for fame. He doesn’t ask for power. He doesn’t even ask for happiness. He asks for something smaller. Safer. More rational. He asks to live. The night the messages begin, they do not promise fire or damnation. They promise structure. Relief. Capacity. They promise to recalibrate his ability to endure pain, to hold love without collapse, to function without drowning in guilt. They offer ...

ASHBOUND RIDERS: TRIAL OF FIRE Book One of The Ashbound Riders They told her the trials would break her. They never imagined what would answer back. High above the empire, carved into a volcanic mountain, stands Ashspire Academy — a brutal training ground where dragon riders are forged through fire, obedience, and loss. Cadets are not chosen for greatness. They are selected to see who survives. Most do not. Kaelith Vire enters Ashspire with nothing but a slum-born resilience and a refusal to surrender. She has no noble blood, no political protection, and no reason to be noticed. To the ...

Sablegarde War College does not train soldiers. It creates legends. Behind its iron gates, the most powerful war academy in the kingdom forges elite dragon riders, battle mages, and commanders whose decisions determine the fate of empires. The trials are merciless. The politics are deadly. The oath binds every warrior to power, loyalty, and war. For centuries, only men have been permitted to enter its halls. Until now. Maera arrives in chains. Condemned by her own bloodline and forced through the academy gates under the shadow of execution, she becomes the first woman ever admitted to ...

The official story is that the United States has no political prisoners. The reality is that there are hundreds of people rounded up, placed behind bars, and kept there for inordinately long sentences because of their political beliefs and activities. A project of abolitionist Josh Davidson and political prisoner Eric King, this book is filled with the experience and wisdom of over thirty current and former North American political prisoners.

A condemned alchemic engineer. A ruthless empire that weaponizes “mercy.” A forbidden bond strong enough to break a world built on obedience. Mara Vane was never meant to be powerful—she was meant to be useful. In the coastal dominions, alchemy isn’t art, it’s infrastructure: the lattice that holds back the sea, stabilizes cities, and keeps millions alive. The Choir controls it all. They regulate pressure, ration safety, and enforce loyalty at the level of the body. If your magic can serve the system, they’ll own it. If you resist, they’ll rewrite you until you don’t. When a...

Seris Vale is done running. The Covenant has already tried to cage her, brand her, and turn her bond with Black Ember into a public lesson. Now the empire adapts the only way it knows how: by rewriting the story (making rebellion look like madness), weaponizing “mercy” as control, and hunting Seris as the threat that must be erased before the whole realm remembers what choice feels like. If Book One was the bond and Book Two was the chase, Book Three is the war—and it ends only one way: with the system exposed in front of witnesses who can no longer be sedated into silence. Halden is ...

Seris Vale thought she’d already survived the empire’s worst mistake. She was wrong. The summons comes anyway—sealed, official, unavoidable—dragging her back toward Blackcliff, where dragons are treated like assets, riders are treated like tools, and “unity” is just another word for ownership. Black Ember is not a legend meant to inspire hope. He is the dragon they keep chained when the hangars go quiet. He is the bond no one survives. He is heat and hunger and intelligence sharpened into a weapon, the kind of power the empire fears most because it cannot be politely managed. ...

The Wyrmhold Reckoning shatters the Ashbound Riders saga wide open—turning whispered myths into weapons, romance into leverage, and dragonfire into a political sentence that can damn an empire. Kaelith and her dragon, Sythrax, have survived trials designed to erase them: collars meant to break dragons, snares meant to tame riders, and a ruling Council that calls obedience “order.” But when Kaelith exposes the machinery behind Ashspire’s control and drags its architect into the open, she learns the truth too late—he was never the true threat. He was the decoy. The real danger is ...

War has learned how to listen. Hunted beneath the Shatterlands and carrying a prisoner powerful enough to break kingdoms, Kaelith Vire is running out of places to hide—and running out of time to decide what she’s willing to become. The empire has adapted to dragons, learned how to track the bond between rider and beast, and turned Kaelith herself into a living signal. Every choice she makes leaves a scar on the world, and every scar brings the Crown closer. But surrender is not an option. Not when dragons are still being used as weapons. Not when truth itself has become contraband. As ...

The Worst One Looks Fine Book 3 of the I Sold My Soul Trilogy by Sara King In the final installment of this dark psychological horror thriller series, success is no longer the reward. It is the trap. Tom Brown has what the world calls proof. A major book deal. A national platform. Sold-out rooms. Interviews. A voice that millions trust when he talks about discipline, grief, resilience. His life is structured, optimized, stabilized. The chaos that once hollowed him out has been replaced by clarity and momentum. He should feel free. Instead, he feels lighter. That is worse. After selling a ...

The bond was never meant to be controlled—and the world is about to pay for trying. In The Ashbound Riders: The Wyrmhold Ascendant, the epic final book of the bestselling romantasy series, Kaelith Vire stands at the center of a collapsing empire where dragon bonds, forbidden power, and engineered obedience collide. What began as a dangerous connection between a rider and an ash-dragon has become an open rebellion against a system built to cage magic, weaponize love, and erase choice itself. As the truth of the Council’s experiments spreads, Kaelith and the dragon Sythrax are no longer ...

In The Claw Back, Book 2 of the I Sold My Soul trilogy, Tom Brown discovers that selling a fraction of his soul was never a metaphor—it was a contract with enforcement. After the events of Book 1, Tom is no longer negotiating with temptation. He is under management. The system that promised relief, discipline, and “stability” now tracks him in real time, issuing commands, menus, and compliance windows through the device in his hand. Every deviation is monitored. Every emotional spike is recorded. Every benefit is calculated against a cost. When a hostile entity—the “solicitor”...

Seris Vale escaped Blackcliff on the back of the one dragon the empire swore was only a myth. Black Ember’s bond is alive now—hot, violent, undeniable—so the realm can no longer pretend Seris is a rumor in the mountains. She is real, she is flying, and Halden is watching her the way men watch a problem they intend to turn into a lesson. The Covenant does not chase her with brute force. It widens the battlefield. It tightens corridors, wards halls, calls cages “safety,” then dares Seris to step into a ritual designed to make her surrender look voluntary. In Blackcliff’s sealed ...

For professional singer Jenna Raine and aspiring singer Sara Peyton King, walking toward their dreams wouldn’t be possible without walking with the Lord. Together—and through interviews with other young artists—they explore how to stand strong in their faith while also having faith in their dreams. Because as these ladies can attest, you don’t have to lose touch with your faith to reach for the stars.

Ashbound Riders: The Unmapped Oath is a high-stakes romantasy adventure where dragonfire isn’t the most dangerous thing in the sky—secrets are. After the first oath was broken, the Ashbound Riders are left with a choice that isn’t a choice at all: kneel to a kingdom that wants to own their power, or vanish into the wild borderlands where maps lie, compasses fail, and every legend has teeth. The problem is, the only route to freedom runs through the Unmapped—an ancient fracture in the world where lost cities breathe under ash, old magic wakes hungry, and the rules that keep riders ...

Fred Rogers was an international celebrity, a pioneer in children's television, an advocate for families, and a multimedia artist and performer. He wrote the television scripts and music, performed puppetry, sang, hosted, and directed Mister Rogers' Neighborhood for more than thirty years. The Green Mister Rogers centers on the show's environmentalism. Ultimately, Rogers cultivates a practical wisdom that provides a way for children to confront the environmental crisis through action and hope and, in doing so, develop into adults with greater care for the environment.

In Outside the Box, you will listen to chapters written by nine contributing authors, each of whom is a female entrepreneur, mom, and world traveler. Authors have committed to sharing their families journeys in the hopes of educating and inspiring other travel-loving moms.

If war can erase a man in a second, paperwork can erase him forever. In the smoke and sand of North Africa, Private Smith learns that death is not the worst thing that can happen to a soldier. The worst thing is being misnamed, miscounted, misfiled—reduced to “missing,” blurred into a report that nobody will question once the ink dries. When Smith falls under the command of Sergeant Fitzwater, he meets a man obsessed with one uncompromising rule: don’t guess. Don’t round. Don’t clean it up. Get it right, or don’t write it down at all. Fitzwater keeps a notebook—names, dates,...