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In the Harlem of 1969, justice wears many faces — and some of them hide secrets. When Eleanor Wright and her husband, James, founders of The Wright Law Firm, take on the case of a young Black man framed for a crime he did not commit, they ignite a battle that reaches from the streets of Harlem to the heart of the city’s corrupt police force.

Beautifully crafted with a collection of positive and uplifting affirmations, this inspiring book seeks to empower Black women of all backgrounds to dream big, embrace their ambitions, and achieve financial success. With plenty of phrases, quotes, and sayings to help you dispel negative beliefs and unlock a new source of abundance, this book encourages you to transform your relationship with money, start manifesting wealth, and find the success you crave.

The powerful stories told in And Then They Were Gone: Teenagers of Peoples Temple from High School to Jonestown begin in San Francisco at the small school where Reverend Jim Jones enrolled the teens of his Peoples Temple church in 1976. Within a year, most of these kids had joined Jones and his other congregants in what Jones promised was a tropical paradise based on egalitarian values, but which turned out to be a deadly prison camp.

KTown is a memoir of resilience and growth that shares the true story of growing up in poverty, facing violence, loss, and racial tension and finding purpose through it all. It reveals how life's hardest moments became the greatest teachers.

Unlock the secrets of financial freedom and discover how you can budget, save, and invest your way to wealth! Specially written as a practical and informative blueprint for achieving financial security, inside this eye-opening guide, you’ll join seasoned personal finance specialist Gene Reid as Gene reveals tried-and-tested financial wisdom to help you budget, save, and invest your way to financial independence.

With an enchanted typewriter that bends reality to the will of her words, Eliza—now Cipher—writes to right the wrongs unseen by the law. As her best-selling novels captivate the day, her nights are a clandestine waltz of ink and intrigue.