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During a plague in ancient Egypt, a Pharaoh forces his favorite cat to stay indoors — for her health and his entertainment. No one likes social distancing and quarantining, but for B’sst, a mighty warrior cat, being locked up is pure torture. Listen to this 5,000-year-old tale filled with bloodshed and magic - read to you by the ancient Egyptian god Thoth - to find out what happens when B’sst escapes her captivity!

Fechten ist im Laos der Siebzigerjahre nicht gerade ein Breitensport, trotzdem landen in der Pathologie von Vientiane innerhalb kürzester Zeit drei Frauen auf dem Seziertisch, die mit einem gezielten Stich ins Herz ermordet wurden. Ein mysteriöser Kriminalfall - genau das Richtige für Dr. Siri und sein Team. Ein Täter scheint zwar bald gefunden. Allein, der scharfsinnige Pathologe glaubt nicht recht an die Schuld des Mannes.

Rhymes and Writings is a short selection of poems and ramblings - some written in the 1970s, some written in 2016, almost 45 years later. Raw, sad, dark, and sometimes funny, this collection provides a very personal insight into the mind of a playful author. Rhymes and Writings will have you feeling every emotion you have and some emotions you didn't know existed.

Der praktische und direkte Ansatz der Radikalen Vergebung hat Tausenden von Menschen geholfen...

When Maria and Clay leave Rio De Sangre one jump ahead of a deadly order of holy warriors, they must strike east to buy each day anew by their wits and the strength of their bond. A sinister band of vampire hunters stalk them up and down the Mississippi, led by an ancient being of immeasurable power. A honeymoon spent on the dodge is no easy thing for the newlyweds, but Maria's growing thirst for blood presents problems all their own.

Indian peoples made some 400 treaties with the United States between the American Revolution and 1871, when Congress prohibited them. They signed nine treaties with the Confederacy, as well as countless others over the centuries with Spain, France, Britain, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, Canada, and even Russia, not to mention individual colonies and states. In retrospect, the treaties seem like well-ordered steps on the path of dispossession and empire. The reality was far more complicated.

Eight good friends decide it's time to hit back. Money is there for the taking, more than they could ever dream of and a decision made will change all their lives forever.

The pretty private eyes from the Triple Threat Investigation Agency—JJ, Rey, and Linda—have a new case, thanks to a serial killer who has taken a serious interest in them. The GrimReaperPeeper has challenged them to “play the game”, by his rules. Rules are made to be broken, however...or, at the very least, altered. Baffled but resolute, the trio attempt to determine who he might be. Not an easy feat, given the lack of constructive evidence and cast of oddball characters. As they endeavor to stop the killer, they must solve a couple of other cases.

Can poetry tell us anything new about the movies we love? Or is it the other way round? Can the blockbusters we watched in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s shed light on poems old and new? If anyone knows, it‘s poet Adam O. Davis and soi-disant film buff Colin Waters. Adam and Colin ‘met‘ when Colin recorded a podcast interview online with Adam in the autumn of 2020 about his (then) new collection Index of Haunted Houses. In the course of talking, both men discovered that they were as great fans of David Lynch and John Woo as they were of T.S. Eliot and Sylvia Plath. Under lockdown and with ...

Colin Eckstrand shares his magical experiences as a small-town boy, growing up in British Columbia, Canada. These incredible events began when he was a young kid in athletics, playing hockey, baseball, softball, volleyball and participating successfully in track and field and football in Powell River. Over the years, these fantastic situations became more frequent and extraordinary.

Bill Wyeth is a successful real estate attorney in his late thirties with a wife and son, who, by the merest chance, loses everything: family, job, status. Unmoored and alone, Wyeth finds refuge in an old-time Manhattan steakhouse and is intrigued by the manager, Alison Sparks, who is sexy, complicated, and independent in all ways. She also controls access to the restaurant's private bar. This is the Havana Room, and what goes on in there, he's told, is secret.

Amid the internet boom of the mid-2000s, a band of entrepreneurs stood at the intersection of medicine, technology, and business. They saw a solution to the crucial problems of emergency care, which was too often handicapped by underfunding, overscheduled specialists, archaic practices, and onerous equipment.

Welcome to the Flight Attendant Forum!(NEW EPISODES EVERY MONDAY OR EVERY OTHER MONDAY!)If you LIKE what you hear, please LEAVE a review so we can continue to help cultivate and better listening experience for YOU the audience! All feedback is welcomed :)This podcast is a place that flight attendants and crews, aviation enthusiasts, as well as anyone else who ponders our world we traverse on a daily basis. The forum serves as a place to share stories and secrets from the industry, travel insight, and to celebrate the careers of our friends, colleagues, and family members who are the backbone ...

With Christmas fast approaching and the constant threat of closure for Bixton Police Station, Gammon knew he had to get these murders solved. He was under immense pressure in his professional life and his personal life. So many things will change in this latest book for John Gammon.

A gruesome case for John Gammon and his team from Bixton Police. During this case, John struggles to find the killer. Is there more than one, and is it somebody close to home? John wrestles with the fact that one of his team might be giving the killer information or may even be involved. The killer appears to know every move Bixton Police make, but how, that is the question. Another intense thriller in the John Gammon Peak District Detective series.

In March of 1994, Simon Lewis was a Hollywood man on the rise. He had started in the film industry as a lawyer and worked his way up to become a big-budget studio producer. He'd helped shepherd one of the most successful comedies in film history. He'd married the love of his life. And then one night, in a few seconds, everything changed. In Blindsight, author Chris Colin unspools the remarkable true story of a horrific accident and the life that followed it. A killer at large. Unlikely twists of fate. Miraculous medical oddities. Otherworldly perceptions.

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Cornelius Weston didn't want to return from Turkey, but he had to collect what was due to him. Ton Stone was disappointed not to find hidden treasures during his house clearance, but along with the old doll's house he loaded it all in his van. May Rogers was not having a good birthday. The nine year old could not afford the things she wanted, that is until she saw the doll's house in the second hand shop. She loved it more when it seemed to come alive at night. What has she unleashed and who can stop it?

It’s time that Detective Dallas Nash returns to his Major Crimes assignment after suffering a personal loss. His supervisor assigns him a cold case to ease him back into the job. The thirty-year-old unsolved murder leads to a startling revelation—Nash and his friends saw the victim right before her death. Before he can work the case, though, dispatch sends him to a wintery crime scene. A snow-covered body lies in an open field, and Nash has no witnesses or immediate suspects.

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