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In the early hours of Saturday, December 17th, 2011, Zoe Nolan, a 19-year-old Manchester University student, walked out of a party taking place in the shared accommodation where she had been living for three months. She was never seen again.

There is no room for sweet or innocent in my world. No room for mistakes or weaknesses. My life was full of darkness, greed, and corruption. Blood was spilled as easily as water and life taken without much thought. I made a vow to my sister that the people who harmed her all those years ago would pay, and the only currency I would accept was their lives. Until she arrived.

As someone who has lived with Anxiety and Depression for most of my life, I understand at a personal level exactly what it feels like. That feeling of helplessness and sadness is both debilitating and lonely, If you can identify with what I am saying, then read on... The turning point for me...

The sharp-witted delivery of Zara Hampton-Brown (God of Malice) meets the velvety aloof arrogance of James Joseph (God of Pain), as they serve up tension in this steamy enemies-to-lovers sports romance. Welcome to the Game, Set, Match series, where love is found both on and off the scoreboard...

Fond remembrances of the life and work of Robert Anton Wilson, featuring Douglas Rushkoff, Antero Ali, Tiffany Lee Brown, David Jay Brown, Zac Odin, and Joseph Matheny.

Sharp Obsidian lays bare the inner struggles of a father and his strong-willed teenage daughter when she begins to test life’s boundaries. Her father refuses to let destructive influences twist her morals. Dispirited, he commits his daughter to a teen recovery camp. She is indignant, but meets the challenge with grit, uncovers her true essence, and matures into a savvy young woman.

When the young witch, Josie, is sent to retrieve a vial of fae blood for her father’s spell, she’s attacked by a rogue vampire. But before he can finish the job, she’s saved by another creature. One she loves.

The Freedom to Prevail is a riveting story told about the pandemic, and its emotional and economical effects of the devastation. It is a must listen. Real live stories are told with vivid details of a visionary. The stories are encapsulated with visions, history, dreams and details of the human journey.

The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act was passed in 2008, and requires covered employers provide health plans to cover mental health services and substance abuse on the same basis as physical conditions.

This is a true American story, a factual account of a string of miraculous events that saved lives and uplifted a nation, as told through the eyes of the dairy farmer who had a front-row seat to the Miracle at Quecreek Mine.