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Where reality fades, and imagination begins…Lesson from a Feathered Friend: The Day I Lived Fully by Rade Injac is not just a book - it is an invitation to step into the thin space where reality and fiction collide.On an ordinary day, a chance encounter with a feathered companion awakens extraordinary truths. The parrot becomes more than a bird—it becomes a messenger, a mirror, a guide through hidden layers of existence. Each page unravels a paradox: is this memory, dream, or revelation? The line blurs until the reader themselves becomes part of the story.This mystical narrative blends allegory, philosophy, and storytelling into a journey of self-discovery. It whispers of resilience born...

When corporate America collapses under the weight of automation and greed, millions are left behind — including Macallister “Cal” Monahan, a laid-off middle-aged accountant in Houston with no savings, no prospects, and nothing left to lose.  Desperate to survive, Cal turns his spare bedroom into an illegal cannabis grow room. What begins as a practical act of rebellion soon evolves into a meticulous ritual of light, pH, and obsession. As Cal’s secret garden flourishes, so does his isolation — until Ruth, his enigmatic upstairs neighbor, starts to take notice.  Through the humid haze of grow lights and paranoia, Home Grown explores the quiet desperation of the new American...

Survival is no salvation.
In the heart of a cursed desert, Sergeant Gideon Ward leads a doomed convoy escorting a mysterious VIP and a sealed briefcase. Their cargo? A celestial Key—capable of opening a gate between worlds. Their pursuer? Remiel, a fallen angel made of smoke and judgment, commanding an army of the possessed.
As reality fractures and ancient memories surface, Ward confronts more than monsters—he faces the weight of a sin he’s carried across lifetimes. Haunted by failure and hunted by something older than death, he must decide if he’s a guardian… or just the last man left alive.

His name is Joseph James Pennyway, or Jojay for short. His world is the lower York Road uber-blighted corridor of Baltimore’s St. Pius V parish, and if Charm City’s Archdiocese had an absolute hell on earth, this just might be it. No one would blame Jojay if life hardly mattered to him. He learned much longer ago to develop much broader shoulders than his immediate universe required of him.What else could he do as the only Catholic young man amidst Pentecostal and Evangelical neighbors who’ve tried to recruit him into their lodge since his eighteenth birthday? Who is he supposed to be in life, with a father in Jessup prison, and a mother addicted, insane, and homeless since God knows w...

Preschool children and their parents will delight in the playful sounds and rhythms of the alliterative phrases that accompany the author's whimsical watercolor illustrations. Children are also invited to look deeper into each illustration to discover more words that begin with the featured letter. It turns leaning into a playful treasure hun that children and adults can enjoy together.

A tender, uplifting story of a middle-aged woman's journey from quiet resignation to embracing new-found friendships, love and adventure, proving it is never too late to reclaim oneself.

After Bennett's unplanned retirement, unexpected encounters and a new job crack open her social isolation. The arrival of Joe Muir, a widower with two adopted Ugandan children, awaken Bennett's long ignored desires. Inspired to win Joe's love, she is determined to fly to Uganda to search for children's missing sister, but must find the courage she has always lacked.