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As Vampire Sorcerer Athan travels the world of Anatolia freeing demi-humans, an ancient threat lurks in the most remote parts of the world. It forces him to join hands with an unlikely mantis girl, an ancient dragon chick that is too powerful for her own good, and a voluptuous mimic that can morph into a deadly sword.

With the station secure for now, Operation A-Team is a go! Assistant Engineer Sky and her fellow crew must journey back to the planet they originally crashed on to rescue those they left behind. With the help of a new program and the cybernetic Princess Klaala, the crew also assigned a hunting competition task by Goldenrod; hunt as many creatures with specially provided weapons as they can. If they succeed, then a path to the inner station will be open.

This delightful bedtime story whisks us away into the world of a little who is bravely embarking on her journey to sleep in her "Big Girl Room." As the night unfolds, she hears all sorts of mysterious sounds that allow her wild imagination to run away with her. From the fictitious monster in her closet to the dripping bathroom monster, she imagines them coming to get her and calls Mommy to the rescue.

Randy Walsh teams up with author and musician Robin Landry to write this fictional thriller on the Apollo Moon missions. Andrew McNair was the first man to walk on the moon. However, he had a journal full of secrets about what really happened. When Andrew whispered the words, “We didn’t do anything we said we did” and begged his grandson to find the journal he’d kept his secrets in, Jeremy had to rise above his grief and find out what the secret was that haunted his grandfather. What Jeremy didn’t expect was to find himself running for his life. Bailey Kernigan is a successful ...

In the context of promoting joy, fun and an environment of love, Bonnie welcomes you! Bonnie is a homeschool mom of seven kids, 32 years in - writer, speaker and cheerleader. Meet her cohosts who bring your questions and theirs to the table: Elizabeth, mom of six, in the thick of glorious family life, and Christina, just starting the homeschool journey with three littles. Join us for some honest discussion about how to make home education cozy. Just like you imagined.

Arianna struggles to control the tempest deep in her heart. Longing to rid herself of the quick-tempered Lightning Spirit trapped within her, she’s desperate to cool her emotions and save her people from the devastating drought that began the day she was born. But when her father is murdered during a quest to break the curse, Arianna vows to channel her powers to end the suffering and take revenge.

Life for most of us has become overwhelming. We’re overworked, stretched too thin, and quickly losing steam. The stress has become too much. Somewhere along the way, we lost sight of who we are and what we want. If you feel like you’re not living an authentic life and feel like your life is out of balance, Re-discovering You! is the must-listen guide to help you reconnect with the most important person in your life - you. Discover the insights outlined in this book and use the tools to separate the real you from the you that you’ve been showing the world.

The story of a starry-eyed performer who dreams of performing with the Rockettes, F--ker, The Christmas Mouse, is a heart-warming and ludicrous tale of holiday dreams come true.

The Starseeds' journey is fraught with challenges, and often, it is intense pain that serves as a tool in their awakening. This pain, this horrific, agonizing pain, acts as a catalyst, forcing them to remember their inner strength and purpose. It is as if the universe is prompting them to let go of something they have been clinging to; something that has been holding them back from their true potential. This sacrifice is necessary for their growth, an often gut wrenching, yet transformative process.

In Worshiping on the Way, Pastor Jonathan Cruse explains how the Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120-134) were divinely inspired to grow and sustain Israel in their journey to Jerusalem. Today, these same songs give the Christian church a glimpse of the new Jerusalem and draw our hearts heavenward. Explore these Psalms to enrich your corporate worship during our earthly pilgrimage to the heavenly Mount Zion.

Welcome all to the "Oh, I Thought It Was Just Me" podcast- with your host Jamya Landry: "Believer, Artist, Influencer, Entertainer." The goal in this podcast is to be transparent and vulnerable with listeners discussing her experiences, thoughts and opinions in life with the hope that hope you’re reminded: It's not just you! You’re not alone & it’s not just you figuring life out as you go. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Beth is a neurotic nurse manager who is coasting through another relationship with an altogether wonderful man, Derrick. But when she meets Derrick’s roommate Jamie, she is immediately thrown off by Jamie’s overbearing and chaotic nature. As Beth and Jamie power through their differences for Derrick’s sake, they find themselves drawn into a beguiling yet powerful friendship. Beth begins to struggle with feelings she has never experienced before of her attraction to Jamie. And proud bisexual Jamie is struggling with the idea that she is clearly falling in love with her roommate’s girlfriend.

Their loving union should have marked a new era. Instead, they’re racing headlong into all-out war. Chrysalis longs to heal the rift tearing her realm apart. Picturing her marriage to an elf as the perfect symbol of hope, the strong-minded faun is determined to fight for unity against a malevolent king intent on sowing division. But the happy couple has barely begun their honeymoon when her husband is ripped from her arms by savage bounty hunters.

In November of 2014, nearing the 35th anniversary of the untimely death of her father, Deb learns the devastating news that the man she knew and loved as her biological father was not her DNA match. This unforeseen key unlocked a lifelong secret to her inexplicable childhood experiences with a narcissist mother and intensified her four-decade search for understanding of a mother-daughter relationship. Independence is a memoir of secrets kept by a mother, discovered by the daughter, and a quest to find forgiveness and acceptance for the unknown.

This book has testimonials from different people that the author has met throughout his life. He gets into the characters of the people he is writing about to tell their stories through poetry. It is cleverly written and is very relatable to anyone that listens to this book. The author gives examples of the negative and positive effects that emotions can have on an individual and offers the listeners solutions on how to handle the tough stuff we go through in life. Stories and poetry come together perfectly to show listeners that we are all connected in more ways than one.

Many women aren’t enjoying womanhood—they’re tolerating it and don’t realize how much healthier and happier they could be. For those women—in fact, for all women—superstar ob-gyn Dr. Nita Landry presents the best wellness guide to come along in decades.

The day the demons came, we all fell asleep. Two-thirds of the Earth's population didn't wake up. Others, like myself, were different. Transformed by some alien power. They sat at the edge of our solar system drifting toward our home. With our new powers, we were all that stood between those we had to protect and the end of the world.

[Contains explicit content] George Lopez reminds us that the world is full of scammers and con artists, so buyer beware! If it sounds too simple or too good to be true, it probably is. On the flip side, if you're a seller, listen closely and you might just learn a thing or two.

Summer nights in California. A mysterious blonde. Drinking to sleep. Memories we'd rather forget. Times we failed those most important. Swimming in the cold waters. Birds sheltering from the storm. Existential dreams. The view from a prison cell. The warmth of a cat. Waiting for your father's truck. Perennial smiles. Portraits of red, black, and green.

Just a bunch of people yapping about useless crap