A reflective memoir about the transformative relationship between a star player and his legendary college coach, tracing how the coach’s teachings on discipline, character, and humility shaped the player’s life on and off the court. Through personal anecdotes from college and professional years, the narrative highlights lessons on leadership, education, faith, and social responsibility, showing how mentorship and moral principles guided the author’s choices and legacy.

A playful, illustrated collection of essays and art that answers quirky, provocative questions about basketball, blending humor, sharp opinion, pop-culture references, rankings, hypothetical debates, and historical reflections to celebrate the game’s players, moments, and culture while inviting both casual fans and diehard devotees into spirited, accessible arguments and thought experiments.

A practical guide to asserting personal boundaries and reclaiming time by learning how to decline requests politely but firmly, reduce guilt, and resist people-pleasing habits. It offers simple techniques, language scripts, and strategies for handling pushback and manipulative behaviors, while emphasizing the benefits of prioritizing commitments and protecting mental energy. The book aims to boost confidence, productivity, and relationships by teaching readers when and how to say no without burning bridges.

A bold retelling of a well-known epic that follows Sita from her miraculous origins and education in the court of Mithila to her rise as a fiercely intelligent warrior, stateswoman and moral philosopher; the narrative reframes familiar episodes—her marriage to a noble prince, life at court, exile and eventual abduction by a powerful adversary—as tests of agency, courage and leadership, exploring how she navigates politics, duty and personal conviction to become both a leader in her own right and the architect of a legend.

A sharp, darkly comic near-future story about a woman who escapes a decade-long marriage to a controlling tech billionaire only to discover he’s been monitoring and manipulating her with invasive technology; she retreats to her eccentric, emotionally fragile father while the husband uses corporate power, surveillance and manufactured companionship to try to reclaim her. Part satire of Silicon Valley hubris and part psychological fable, the novel skewers the commodification of intimacy and probes questions of identity, autonomy and the human cost of being constantly connected, mixing surreal set pieces with surprisingly raw emotional stakes.

A wry, compassionate physician who specializes in treating vampires, werewolves, and other supernatural patients in modern London is jolted into a dangerous investigation when one of her patients is violently killed; using medical skill, stubborn curiosity, and a ragged band of supernatural and human allies, she navigates occult politics, long-buried secrets, and rising prejudice to uncover the truth, balancing day-to-day care, personal loyalties, and the darker forces that threaten her community.

A grieving young man grapples with the sudden death of his ex-boyfriend, collapsing under obsessive memories, guilt and unanswered questions about what really happened; as he alternates between flashbacks to their relationship and painful confrontations in the present, he must navigate fraught ties to the deceased’s new partner and former lover while confronting his own mental-health struggles and the messy, slow work of learning to live with loss.

This book argues that people can go beyond ordinary limits by changing their thoughts, emotions and habits to rewire brain and body chemistry; drawing on neuroscience, epigenetics and interpretations of quantum theory, it presents a model in which focused intention, heart–brain coherence and meditative practices produce measurable physiological changes that enable healing and manifestation. It combines scientific explanations, practical meditations and breathwork exercises with anecdotal case studies to show how persistent inner rehearsal and emotional shifting can break conditioned patterns, alter identity, and open access to expanded states of consciousness and extraordinary capacities.

After brutal isolation in a CIA black-site prison, former Marine and hacker Gibson Vaughn is freed with no idea where he was or how much time he has lost. Struggling to hold on to reality, he races to rebuild the life he left and becomes consumed by vengeance against the man responsible for his rendition. As old enemies and once-trusted allies resurface, a murderous conspiracy closes in and forces him to confront the truth about those he once trusted.

Рианнон кажется самой обычной женщиной: у нее есть парень, который ей изменяет, непризнанная работа и любимая собачка. Она составляет списки тех, кого хотела бы убить, от грубого кассира в супермаркете до водителя, который ее подрезал, от соседки-клептоманки до начальницы, называющей ее дорогушей. Иногда она переходит к действиям; никто не заподозрит тихую секретаршу, которая однажды обезвредила и обесчленила напавшего на нее человека.

Set on the storm-lashed coasts of a Viking-age kingdom, this tense historical saga follows a family shattered by conquest and betrayal as survivors navigate seafaring raids, shifting allegiances, and brutal politics to reclaim power. A fiercely determined woman who survives captivity becomes a strategist and survivor in a world where loyalty is fragile, while the displaced heir gathers allies and wages daring campaigns to regain his birthright. The novel blends vividly rendered battle and maritime life with quieter scenes of loyalty, identity, and the moral costs of vengeance and rule.

Set in 1960s Chicago, this vividly illustrated coming-of-age tale is narrated by a ten-year-old who documents her life in a monster-filled sketchbook as she investigates the suspicious death of an elderly Jewish neighbor, unraveling hidden family histories, neighborhood violence, and questions of identity, grief, and otherness through a mix of childlike noir forensics, graphic imagery, and intimate memoir.

A prank at Camp Horseshoe one summer intended to scare a fellow counselor left two girls missing and one presumed drowned. Two decades later, detective Lucas Dalton, whose father ran the camp and who worked there that summer, investigates human remains found in a cavern and has jeopardized his career by removing evidence. Five former counselors return, each with secrets, and start receiving notes bearing a personal memento and the message You will pay, then murders begin.