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About The Don of Lal Kothi
This story is about love,crime and politics.
Maya, a young woman journalist falls in love with a don while investigating about his background.Maya’s ex boyfriend,who is also a journalist practices yellow journalism. He plants fake news at the behest of a Don Politician. How does the story end after much drama and action? Please Read the book to know.
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About Even More Ghostly Mysteries: Haunted Everly After Books 1-3 (The Haunted Everly After Collection Book 1)
Even if you don’t believe in ghosts, sometimes they believe in you…
When Everly Dupree found her husband in bed with her best friend, for a split second, she wanted to murder them both!
Instead, she doused them with a bucket of cold water and then packed up and moved back home to the small, quirky town of Mooselick River.
For the ridiculously low amount owed in back taxes, Everly purchases a house, sight unseen, only to discover everyone in town believes it’s haunted!
But after a run-in with spiritual enthusiast Leandra Wade, it turns out the ghosts aren’t interested in Spooky Manor after all, but it’s new owner.
Now, Everly is tasked with solving every murder, new and old, that happens in Mooselick River.
Otherwise, she’s going to end up being haunted Everly after!
If you like plucky heroines, lovable characters, and ghost mysteries set in Maine, you’ll love this cozy, paranormal series.
Includes:
Book 1. Ghost Mortem
Book 2. Bargain Haunter
Book 3. Christmas Presence
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About Unlocking Love and Happiness – 7 Mindset Ways to Better Relationships
Unlocking Love and Happiness: 7 Mindset Ways to Better Relationships is a self-help book that provides practical tips and insights on how to develop and improve your relationships by adopting a positive, growth-oriented mindset.
Written by a qualified relationship and mindset coach, offers readers concrete solutions for enhancing relationships based on psychological concepts and real-life experiences.
The author leads readers on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth in Unlocking Love and Happiness, highlighting the importance of mentality in developing successful and satisfying relationships.
It is divided into seven fundamental thought ideas, each of which addresses a distinct facet of relational dynamics and communication.
Unlocking Love and Happiness inspires readers to adopt thinking concepts to manage their relationships and establish more meaningful and joyful connections via real-life narratives, actions, and inspiration for reflection.
This book can help anyone who wants to enhance their general well-being and happiness by transforming their mindset.
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About Uptown Lovers
In the prologue of this book, Morgana Symonds is about to leave Jamaica to study abroad for three years. She and her boyfriend, Stewart Brown are at her sending off party. She expresses her doubts as to what will happen between him and other women during her absence. He tries to reassure her that he won’t be tempted. He finally wins a concession from her that she will return home most holidays to visit him.
In chapter one we meet Bobbette Greene and her newly minted and rich boyfriend, Robert Parsons. Bobbette and Stewart become fast friends and lovers. We also meet April English, Stewart’s other woman. We learn that she and Bobbette are in conflict over Stewart.
Morgana’s father dies in a boating accident and she returns home and hears about Stewart and other women. She breaks off with him and finds another guy. Unfortunately for Morgana things doesn’t work out and she is single again.
She and Stewart become friends again and so she came home to be with him. April hears about his impending engagement to Morgana and breaks off with him. Bobbette also decides to stop sleeping with him.
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About The Thief and the Historian by Brendan Corbett
Aeda, a gifted Thief, is confined to the coastal city of Biersport, where she is a member of the elusive Grey Society. Bound by their commands, Aeda is reluctant to continue her life of crime but knows no other way to survive.
One fateful day, Aeda is tasked with stealing from the Historian Gieral, a member of the legendary order responsible for chronicling all of history. But when their paths cross, Aeda’s life takes an unexpected turn. She is suddenly torn from the only life she has ever known and thrust into a new world filled with strange creatures and ancient mysteries.
As Aeda struggles to find her place, she is pulled into the mystery of missing Historians. Along the way, she will traverse perilous landscapes, encounter terrifying beasts, and be forced to rethink her own purpose in life.
Will Aeda be able to rise above her circumstances and find her place in the world? Join her epic quest in The Thief and the Historian, a spellbinding tale of adventure, belonging, and the power of history.
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About Secrets of Ancient Tibet, 6,000 B.C., by Michael Hawking
A Kindle Unlimited book. Explore Ancient Tibet and its Profound Secret Knowledge. The civilization of very ancient Tibet—the lost kingdom of Zhang Zhung and its legendary tradition of sorcery and true magic—is among the least known and most irritatingly mysterious obscurities of history. Very little of its past has been deciphered and orthodox scholarship stands before Zhang Zhung in deeper darkness today than that which shrouded the Egypt of the Pharaohs before Champollion. Archaeologists debate what the ancient civilization on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau actually was, when it came, and whence it came.
Doubtless many chapters of Tibet’s ancient history will lie forever silent under her remote and desolate soil, yet extant traditions exist and have been too readily set aside; academic pedants love to brand as mythical the accounts which have endured the millennia, and which mischievously persist.
The study of antiquity is properly accounted worthless except as it may be made living knowledge which illuminates and enriches our contemporary life. Owing to a remarkable series of events in an isolated region of the Himalayas, I encountered an extraordinary group of people and, through those encounters, was privileged to learn that much of the secret knowledge of the ancient Zhang Zhung culture has not only been preserved, it is powerful, richly illuminating, and utilized to this day. As the reader will discover, these shrouded secrets formulate the explorations in this book.
As one of their most illuminating concepts, those traditions relate that there is a group of esoteric teachings—the ‘Four Portals’—which set forth the true nature of physical reality and techniques of powerful elemental magic, or “sorcery.” The first traces of the teachings are thought to have appeared as part of the lore of the pre-Tibetan Zhang Zhung culture that arose in Tibet several thousand years ago, but may have originated far earlier. Being a forbidden body of knowledge, said to convey enormous powers, the teachings disappear from the historical record for countless centuries, not to reemerge until the 7th century A.D. in the arcane scriptures of the ancient pre-Buddhist B’on religion.
According to those ancient traditions, the teachings of the ‘Four Portals’ were formulated by the earliest known “Buddha-like” master, Tonpa Shenrab Miwoche. The B’on traditions relate this historic event as occurring as early as 18,000 to 16,000 B.C. Although still shrouded in mystery, our most recent research indicates that the extant evidence places the earliest date of the Zhang Zhung culture at about 6,000 B.C., although the date of 18,000 to 16,000 B.C. may indicate the existence of a true Zhang Zhung or pre-Zhang Zhung culture existing prior to the ‘Younger Dryas Boundary’ cataclysmic event that effectively erased early civilizations from the historical record.
Much like our most recent historical Buddha, Shenrab renounced his life as a prince of the royal family to become a monk. Over a period of “many years,” the traditions relate, he gained access to secret knowledge that had been imparted, recorded, and hidden away some two-thousand years earlier by an entity known as “Gekhoe.” With this knowledge Shenrab achieved enlightenment and “otherworldly powers,” then later composed a comprehensive body of teachings to instruct qualified seekers on the means and techniques of attaining the most elevated wisdom and power. That secret knowledge is explored in this book.
2021 Edition, e-reader page count 295 (estimated, actual count varies with the reading device used). A Kindle Unlimited Book. For more information, please see the ‘Read sample’ feature on the book’s Amazon page. Thank you.
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About Agent 00: Volume I
During the reign of the Dragon Emperor, an ancient curse falls over the princess. Two generals and a young thief sacrifice everything to escort her to safety, but time is running out.
In a parallel universe 2000 years later, three agents and a pickpocket are tasked with infiltrating the treacherous underworld of The Triads. As they delve deeper, they unknowingly follow the path of their Boss’s tragic past.
Martial arts, action, comedy and destiny collide in a high-stakes battle against an ancient curse and a ruthless crime syndicate. Can they change their fates or will history repeat itself?
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About Bidenomics: The policy, The nation and the 2024 Presidential bid by Billey J Stephens
Bidenomics, a captivating topic that unravels the transformative economic policies shaping the nation’s future. In “Bidenomics: The Policy, The Nation, and The 2024 Presidential Bid,” prepare to be enthralled by an exploration of the economic agenda that has captured the attention of millions. What lies at the core of Bidenomics? How does it bridge income disparities, foster social equity, and tackle climate change? As the 2024 presidential bid looms, this book delves into the intricate interplay between policy, ambition, and the aspirations of the American people. Through its detailed narrative and thought-provoking analysis, “Bidenomics” immerses readers in the driving forces behind this economic revolution. Discover how the administration’s commitment to education, clean energy, and equitable opportunities for all is reshaping the American Dream. But this is not merely a book about policies. It is an invitation to embark on a journey of exploration, self-reflection, and engaged citizenship. How will the nation respond to Bidenomics? What challenges lie ahead? With each turn of the page, you’ll feel the stirring of curiosity, igniting a desire to understand the profound impact of Bidenomics on the nation’s fabric. Prepare to be challenged, and inspired. “Bidenomics” is a rallying cry for readers seeking a deeper understanding of the economic vision driving the nation forward. Order your Copy now and join the read as we examine its impact for the nation’s future.
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About Tasha – A Little Activist
Tasha feels confused when boys tell her that soccer is not for girls. Why do people say that girls shouldn’t do certain things? She is curious: has it always been this way? Tasha’s dad tells her a story about women and girls fighting for their rights! Are you also curious? Then come with Tasha to find out more about activism!
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About How to Learn Python in 3 Days through Examples and Exercises by Daniel Christofis
With the help of this thorough manual, anyone can learn Python programming in just three days. It is designed for both newcomers and seasoned programmers wishing to improve their abilities. “How to Learn Python in 3 Days through Examples and Exercises” offers a condensed yet thorough exploration of Python’s wide landscape, concentrating on its useful applications and fundamental ideas.
Day 1: Introduction to Python
What is Python: Start by discovering why Python is an essential tool in modern programming, its applications, and its influence in various fields.
Setting up the Environment: A step-by-step guide to install Python and configure your coding workspace.
Data Types, Variables, and Operators: Lay the foundation with an understanding of Python’s basic building blocks.
Input and Output Operations: Learn how to communicate with users and manipulate data.
Day 2: Diving Deeper
Conditional Statements: Explore logical operations and control structures.
Loops: Explanation of ‘for’ and ‘while’ loops and how to control flow with ‘break’ and ‘continue’.
Defining Functions: Master the art of reusable code through functions and understand variable scope.
Lambda Functions: Learn the elegance of single-line functions.
Day 3: Advanced Techniques
Importing Modules and Creating Packages: Enhance your code by integrating prebuilt functions and creating your reusable packages.
Error and Exception Handling: Learn to gracefully manage unexpected issues in your code.
Classes and Objects: Dive into object-oriented programming and discover how to design robust applications.
Inheritance: Explore the power of inheritance and polymorphism to create clean and reusable code.
Working with CSVs and JSON: Handle various data formats and integrate them into your projects.
NumPy and Pandas: Get started with data analysis and manipulation using these powerful libraries.
Day 1 – Exercises & Solutions
Day 2 – Exercises & Solutions
Day 3 – Exercises & Solutions
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About Moneyman
Can one man stay alive long enough to uncover a spy at the heart of the London political establishment? Bartholomew W. W. Meriwether is counting on it.
First in the internationally acclaimed action-suspense series, The Meriwether Files. Download it for FREE now.
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About Foster: A Love Story by Danielle McCrory
Skyler Seabrooke lives for helping animals. Those in need of saving, she saves. Those in need of fostering, she fosters. Skyler is a hard-working employee at the local animal shelter, and has dedicated more than half her life to rescuing and caring for animals in need.
When Skyler gets a call about an abandoned animal on the outskirts of town, she doesn’t hesitate to go out and rescue it before the animal succumbs to the elements. This infant is different, though, and as it begins to grow under Skyler’s foster care, she realizes she is caring for something that doesn’t belong in her home. It’s something big—something dangerous. Skyler knows allowing it to stay with her isn’t safe, but the love she has for her foster pet is overpowering her sense of right and wrong.
As the repercussions for keeping such a dangerous animal become horrifically apparent to Skyler, she is forced to make a difficult decision. Just how far is she willing to go to protect the foster pet she has come to love? She needs to decide quickly, though, because unbeknownst to Skyler, time is running out for the both of them.
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About THE CHARGED GARDEN: Using Electricity to Grow Larger, Healthier Veggies and Fruit, Without Fertilizers or Pesticides
A useful book that explains how to apply Electroculture and other related techniques to grow your own food. Talks about the history of the different techniques and devices, who invented or discover them, how and why they work and most importantly how to implement them with the help of clear illustrations and step-by-step instructions. It is a practical book with which people can build and apply this technology in their gardens.
There is science in it but it is essentially a practical book for DIY type gardeners interested in Electroculture.
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About The Fateful Curse by Kirsten Hardin
Chryssa, a fairy, lives in a realm called Fairborn. She has a comfortable life … until she’s summoned to break a curse on Astra, a young human girl. Tensions quickly grow, as Chryssa despises all humans. And the effects of the curse are worsening.
Will Chryssa complete her task? Or will Fairborn go to war with the human world?
Middle-Grade Fantasy/Fairytale. Approximately 268 pages.
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About Duck and Cover, Growing Up in the Atomic Age
“This is a marvelous book, wonderfully written, touching, & hilarious! I was hooked by page three.”–Daniel Pritchett, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Duck and Cover is a time machine to the Atomic Age, filled with humor, joy, fears, and sadness. Ultimately, it is a memoir of a generation. And despite the subtitle, ‘Growing up in the Atomic Age,’ Philips assures readers that the experimental radium doses he received as a child did not contribute to his growth or endow him with any superpowers…yet.
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About Dempsey’s Grill
Gibson thought he had it all: A beautiful girlfriend, a respectable job as a teacher, and the world’s most comfy couch – that is until he gets fired and his girlfriend kicks him out.
Forced to move back in with his parents, he slowly begins to pick up the pieces of a life he’s realizing he never even wanted.
Back in his hometown Gibson reconnects with his high school best friend, Dempsey and his former lover, Gail. The trio gathers their meager savings and risks it all on opening a restaurant.
But things spiral out of control as they confront drug dealers, Dempsey’s growing attraction to Gibson’s sister, and Gail’s engagement to a long-haul trucker.
Can the trio of never-beens put aside their past failures, face the challenges of the restaurant industry, and find a place where love, friendship, and even hope, can bloom?
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About Incredible adventures in the Underwater kingdom
A magical portal draws Tim and his new friend Mia into the underwater kingdom. As punishment for disobedience, the sea king sends the children to a deserted place. But a mermaid, the king’s daughter, comes to their aid. Together they go on a long and dangerous journey to save the kingdom from the evil shark Squala. The kids meet a lot of amazing inhabitants of this kingdom— whales, sea turtles, stingrays and dolphins—and go through difficult but exciting trials.
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About The Island Beyond the Coast – Book II: A real-life journey set in Greece during the 19th century with Bayard Taylor & Mark Twain by Iota Angel
“The Island Beyond the Coast” (Book I and Book II) offers readers an immersive experience of traveling through 19th-century Greece, taking them on a captivating journey infused with magic and imagination. This historical fiction draws inspiration from the original manuscripts of ninety-five foreign travelers who visited Greece, primarily from the late 18th to the late 19th centuries.
The novel skillfully weaves together the stories, thoughts, opinions, and vivid recollections of these travelers during their time in Greece. The narratives are expertly narrated by two highly distinguished writers, Hans Christian Andersen (Book I) and Bayard Taylor (Book II), both of whom explored Greece during that era. While each writer brings a unique perspective, their narratives intertwine, even venturing into the glorious days of ancient Greece.
Andersen and Taylor vividly portray the authentic images of cities, villages, and picturesque Greek islands. They not only draw from their personal memories but also incorporate the impressions and experiences of ninety-three other foreign travelers, some of whom they encountered during their own stays in Greece.
In Book I, Hans Christian Andersen, deeply saddened by unexpected events in his life, decides to embark on a journey to Stockholm in the autumn of 1865 to reunite with his beloved friend, Fredrika Bremer. However, their reunion is overshadowed by a tragic event that brings back memories of Andersen’s unforgettable experiences during his previous journey to Athens, Acropolis, Piraeus, and the Greek islands in 1841. As he reflects on his time in Greece, Andersen’s vivid imagination becomes captivated by the extraordinary stories of other foreign travelers who had visited the same places, stories that he had contemplated writing about but never put to paper.
In Book II, set in 1856, Bayard Taylor returns from the Arctic zone and visits Hans Christian Andersen in Copenhagen before embarking on a long-awaited journey to Greece, fulfilling a lifelong dream that he had cherished since childhood. As Taylor immerses himself in the landscapes and experiences the essence of Greece, he perceives it as a significant presence on the European stage, symbolized by the inscription in black paint on the monument of the national hero Karaiskakis in Piraeus, likening it to a “football field across Europe.” Fast forward to 1878, during Taylor’s trip from the United States to Europe, he serendipitously encounters Mark Twain, who enthralls him with stories of his own travels and encounters in Greece during 1867, adding another layer of narratives and experiences to Taylor’s journey.
“The Island Beyond the Coast” offers a rich and enchanting exploration of 19th-century Greece, combining the allure of historical adventures, captivating mysteries, and the remarkable narratives of famous authors. Through the pages of these books, readers will unravel hidden truths and surprising revelations that will keep them eagerly turning the pages.
The book series was first published in Athens by Angelakis Publications under the auspices of the Hellenic Republic Ministry of Tourism, the Hellenic Republic Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy, the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, the Hellenic-Chinese Chamber of Commerce Industry, Tourism and Shipping, the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Club for UNESCO of Piraeus and Islands.
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About The Island Beyond the Coast – Book I: A real-life journey set in Greece during the 19th century with Hans Christian Andersen & Fredrika Bremer by Iota Angel
“The Island Beyond the Coast” (Book I and Book II) offers readers an immersive experience of traveling through 19th-century Greece, taking them on a captivating journey infused with magic and imagination. This historical fiction draws inspiration from the original manuscripts of ninety-five foreign travelers who visited Greece, primarily from the late 18th to the late 19th centuries.
The novel skillfully weaves together the stories, thoughts, opinions, and vivid recollections of these travelers during their time in Greece. The narratives are expertly narrated by two highly distinguished writers, Hans Christian Andersen (Book I) and Bayard Taylor (Book II), both of whom explored Greece during that era. While each writer brings a unique perspective, their narratives intertwine, even venturing into the glorious days of ancient Greece.
Andersen and Taylor vividly portray the authentic images of cities, villages, and picturesque Greek islands. They not only draw from their personal memories but also incorporate the impressions and experiences of ninety-three other foreign travelers, some of whom they encountered during their own stays in Greece.
In Book I, Hans Christian Andersen, deeply saddened by unexpected events in his life, decides to embark on a journey to Stockholm in the autumn of 1865 to reunite with his beloved friend, Fredrika Bremer. However, their reunion is overshadowed by a tragic event that brings back memories of Andersen’s unforgettable experiences during his previous journey to Athens, Acropolis, Piraeus, and the Greek islands in 1841. As he reflects on his time in Greece, Andersen’s vivid imagination becomes captivated by the extraordinary stories of other foreign travelers who had visited the same places, stories that he had contemplated writing about but never put to paper.
In Book II, set in 1856, Bayard Taylor returns from the Arctic zone and visits Hans Christian Andersen in Copenhagen before embarking on a long-awaited journey to Greece, fulfilling a lifelong dream that he had cherished since childhood. As Taylor immerses himself in the landscapes and experiences the essence of Greece, he perceives it as a significant presence on the European stage, symbolized by the inscription in black paint on the monument of the national hero Karaiskakis in Piraeus, likening it to a “football field across Europe.” Fast forward to 1878, during Taylor’s trip from the United States to Europe, he serendipitously encounters Mark Twain, who enthralls him with stories of his own travels and encounters in Greece during 1867, adding another layer of narratives and experiences to Taylor’s journey.
“The Island Beyond the Coast” offers a rich and enchanting exploration of 19th-century Greece, combining the allure of historical adventures, captivating mysteries, and the remarkable narratives of famous authors. Through the pages of these books, readers will unravel hidden truths and surprising revelations that will keep them eagerly turning the pages.
The book series was first published in Athens by Angelakis Publications under the auspices of the Hellenic Republic Ministry of Tourism, the Hellenic Republic Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy, the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, the Hellenic-Chinese Chamber of Commerce Industry, Tourism and Shipping, the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Club for UNESCO of Piraeus and Islands.
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About Farewell, my Smyrna: A story of love and loss based on true events by Iota Angel
“Love, much like the wind, is unpredictable in its origins and destinations. It can be won over with a touch or a word, while a cold glance can drive it away.”
During the summer of 1843, fate brought Percy, a young English officer, to Smyrna to win the heart of Myrto, a fifteen-year-old girl with black eyes. From the moment he saw her standing at the window, Percy sought ways to see her. Despite the challenges of being a stranger in their home, Percy’s good character and high military rank enabled him to meet her father and gain entry into the Smirlis family’s home.
In Smyrna, the days passed quickly under the golden sun, and it was the happiest time for Myrto and Percy. Little did they know, misfortune was just around the corner.
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