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The Houston family can't believe their luck when they stumble upon a beautiful piano at a low price. Their delight soon turns to horror when the piano comes to life. The melodies that it plays over and over again are eerie, and it becomes clear that someone from the past has a message for them.

Hello again, did you think we were done, did you think the cruise at Miami would be over by now? Did you think that enough kids had learned their lesson as to not explore someone's diary ever again? If you answered yes, you would be dead wrong. Welcome to part two of our journey. Hang on tight - it will be another bumpy ride. As always, I'm JJ, and I hope you enjoy this book. Once you get invested, continue listening if you dare.

Jack Oakie’s forte was comedy. He appeared in over 100 motion pictures, mostly as a good-natured, somewhat dim-witted buffoon, and often in his early films, in a college setting. Although he co-starred with the likes of Clara Bow, W. C. Fields, Bing Crosby, Alice Faye, Betty Grable, and Doris Day, his most durable performances were in The Call of the Wild (1935) with Clark Gable and Loretta Young, and The Great Dictator (1940) in which he spoofed Benito Mussolini to Charlie Chaplin’s Adolph Hitler.

In the near future, the world has seen drastic shifts. Global climate change has altered countries and continents; mega-corporations have altered society and governments; oligenetics, physics, and nanotechnology has altered humankind; and The T.A.L.O.N. Agency is a leader in all these things.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so, too! Listen to Escaping a Dark Soul: The Story of Valarie & Victoria David and experience the compelling world of family fiction.

Travis I. Sivart draws on personal research done by asking his elders for insights that only come with age and experience - as well as his own observations along the path of life - to gather information about the most important things in life. Each thought is captured, keeping the concepts and ideas simple and to the point. This book offers 27 thoughts on ways to live your life in a way so when your time comes, you have no disappointments that kept you from happiness.

Miami gets cursed....

This is a series of essays penned by Professor David Christopher Lane which were first published on the Integral World website in Europe. Each article emphasizes why focusing on a materialist science is actually helpful for anyone interested in a trans-rational worldview. Professor Lane provides a critical analysis of John White, Brad Reynolds, Ken Wilber, and others concerning the nature of science and its relationship with spirituality.

The concepts in this audiobook have been used with high success in all industries and social settings, from the most educated white-collar professional environments to blue-collar industries, parenting, and social settings. Whether you consider yourself a highly effective sales professional or an individual who has decided that the sales industry is not for you, this audiobook will increase your effectiveness in life and in the world run by sales.

Divorcée Tate Madison wasted 15 years of her life with a liar and a cheat. Now she’s returned to her hometown to open The Homegrown Café, find a sperm donor, and spend time with her family and new friends. Encouraged by her fellow middle-aged book-club buddies, she begs a favor from her younger brother’s best friend - father the child her ex-husband denied her. Complications abound when she discovers she’s attracted to the man who wasn’t supposed to be more than an anonymous profile at the clinic.

A year ago, a tragic accident almost ended Marie's athletic career - and her life. Yet, a flatline in one world jump-started her mind into another. An entire lifetime that saw her through triumph and tragedy, growth and loss, love and heartbreak, until the very end as a feeble old woman with a lifetime of memories and satisfaction. Only to die again. And wake up in a hospital bed, once more 22 years old, tubes bristling from her mouth and arms, head and heart full with memories of people who may have never existed.

Sales is a numbers game and by hustling (each and) every day, you will be successful. Working in sports sales is a lot of fun, but it is also a grind with a lot of highs and lows. Travis has been fortunate to work around a lot of great people in this industry and has had some very gratifying experiences. That is why he wrote this book. He wanted the opportunity to give back and provide a blueprint to be successful in the sports sales industry. This real-life, how-to book will help you land your first job or assist you in continuing down the journey to being elite in this industry.

Poppy Reed is ecstatic about her new job. She is in charge of rehabilitating the image of White Blossom. A once-bustling hospital, the medical institution has suffered a terrible blow to its reputation by a serial-killer nurse that targeted the most vulnerable of patients. She’s ready for this career-making opportunity to lead into the rest of her life. What she doesn’t expect is to run into Dr. Jude Price.

Travis Neville is just your average Joe. He has both wildly succeeded in life and gone down in spectacular flames, but the money, awards, and jail time have all made for a memorable, lesson-filled journey. While rebuilding his life from scratch after being divorced and losing his teaching career and home, Travis created an individualized method to ensure happiness.

Penny for Your Soul is an economic and political satire with humans, ghouls, and undead willing to do anything to have a win. It is full of personal stories and a few jokes about metaphysics and humanity. The dead don’t wait. But they do work in the factories, decide over policies, and hate to stay buried six feet under.

Maryanne is a governess to two children, Mindy and Tracey. Their mother is not a hands-on parent so Maryanne has been as much of a mother as a governess. On a very stormy night the mother is killed in an accident. Because of the many debts incurred by Mrs. Turner there is no money left, including the children’s inheritance, so the house and all the furnishings have to be auctioned off to poay those debts. Robert, the long exiled brother of Mr. Turner, who was killed in a drowning accident some years before, shows up wanting to make amends with his brother.

In the clutches of a ruthless employer who threatens to force her into a life of sin and degradation, she decides to flee west as a mail order bride. But Clarissa's trek to Grant, Nevada, not only carries her to an unknown future, it also brings her face-to-face with the deep wounds of her past. Abandoned orphan siblings, a soul-destroying "sanctuary" of sin, a mysterious mining secret, and a cold-blooded murder, paint a dark backdrop for the light of love, faith, and forgiveness to shine their healing light in this story of redemption and romance.

Falsely tarred as a blundering baby killer by an unscrupulous doctor, Nurse Catherine is left with no other avenue of escape but to run from the city. When she arrives at Fort Peck to meet William Davis, a gentle but manly hunter-come-homesteader, her aching self-doubt threatens to dash her chances of true love. It is only through the midnight pleas of a terrified stranger that Catherine’s true courageous colors blaze through. Catherine not only experiences her own deliverance but becomes a deliverer of new life on the wild frontiers of Fort Peck!

In 1887, near the tiny Texas town of Comanche, a posse finally ends the murderous career of The Piney Woods Kid in a hail of bullets. The year is now 2016. Comanche police are stymied by a double murder at the train depot. Witnesses swear the killer was dressed like an old-time gunslinger. Rumors fly that it’s the ghost of The Piney Woods Kid, back to wreak revenge on the descendants of the vigilantes who killed him.

Common Sense is the timeless classic that inspired the 13 Colonies to fight for and declare their independence from Great Britain in the summer of 1776. Written by famed political theorist Thomas Paine, this pamphlet boldly challenged the authority of the British government and the royal monarchy to rule over the American colonists. By using plain language and a reasoned style, Paine chose to forego the philosophical and Latin references made popular by the Enlightenment era writers.