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Extraterrestrials, Humans and their Religions, The evolution of evolution
This book is about the potential impact that first contact with more advanced extraterrestrials may have on human civilisation, with particular emphasis on major religions.
The book attempts a realistic review of the present physical, intellectual, ethical, social and religious state of humanity and the risk it faces of causing its own demise or even extinction.
The book examines the violent nature of Darwinian evolution and argues that humanity is not doomed to remain in this violent stage of its development by force of anything in the universe. Its continuation is the default position that arises from humanity’s failure to rise to the challenge of change and social growth.
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The Forgotten Treasure
A relaxing school camping trip to the Isle of Kel; everything was going well.
Until three criminals kidnap Emma, Harry, Claire, and Sarah and hijack the plane that they were boarding,
Wesley just manages to get on the plane unbeknownst to the men before it takes them off to an old valley in Austria where there is a forgotten treasure.
Wesley rescues the gang, but can they find the treasure before the men? With the only way in or out of the valley unpassable, can they escape the valley? Or will they be trapped forever?
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My Grandfather, The First Money Launderer, and Other Stories
A grandfather involved in money laundering, a bureaucrat with short stature and of no importance, and neighbors who place their bets on roulette. These are merely a handful of the numerous uplifting narratives that emerge from the richly woven tapestry of human existence.
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A new type of propulsion engine developed by engineers on the planet Sirius Delta had just undergone successful ground testing and was left overnight outside the testing laboratory.
The morning after testing the engineers discovered that the engine was missing and contacted the Interstellar Police on Rigel Delta to request support to track down the engine.
Commodore Willis, senior police officer head of Rigel Delta police, assigned CDI Skyward and DS Smith of the special police to investigate the theft.
Wearing their special armour, CDI Skyward and DS Smith start their investigation and travel to the laboratory on Sirius Delta a planet in the Canis Major constellation, using the power lanes.
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Sam & Kit: Two Cities, Two Tales
Sam Crisp and her team in New York City must find a way to defend a man accused of murdering his wife, while Kit Castleman and her grandfather, Ike Cobb, represent a surgeon in Birmingham, Alabama, whose wife and children are missing.
As drug cartels in Mexico and Colombia present an ever-present threat, Sam’s team navigates the CIA, the DEA, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office in an effort to free their client and avoid the cartel’s deadly retribution.
With evidence appearing to conclusively indicate that the surgeon has contracted to have his wife and children found, Kit and Ike, with help from Djuan Barnes, Sam’s retired FBI adopted brother, manipulate a surprising resolution to the Alabama mystery.
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ProHealth Anti-Cancer: Borderless Pragmatic Cooking
When we’re confronted with cancer, food becomes more than a source of pleasure—it becomes our means of survival.
But with all the temptations and bewildering advice around us, making the right choices can feel overwhelming. The questions are complex, and clear answers are hard to find.
What we need is a simple, practical framework to guide us—something that helps us make the right decisions and take the right steps.
ProHealth, Anti-Cancer, is the result of years spent grappling with these same dilemmas. It doesn’t promise perfection, but it strives for it. It shows how a healthy gut and a good night’s sleep—two simple, powerful indicators—can tell us when we’re on the right path. And to get there, it helps you build a nourishing diet and a balanced lifestyle that support healing without sacrificing the joy of food.
Whether you’re living with cancer or supporting someone who is, this book is your guide to reclaiming health, one choice at a time.
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Waster Well 2: No More Chances
Sam is back, but this time things are different for him. Even though he still lives in Wilmington, he now lives with his family. Sam never thought that he would start having these bad dreams again about Waster Well. But why is Sam having these dreams and what did it all mean? Sam had no clue, and it was starting to bother him because they were getting worse as he was now seeing William with Waster Well. Sam feared the worst.
But while Sam was having these bad dreams, William had started talking to an imaginary friend. Sam was concerned for William, as he had no clue who this imaginary friend was until Sam heard William call him Nick. Sam knew who this was, which scared him a lot.
Now Sam could see a change in William as he was being possessed by Nick. Sam couldn’t understand why Nick was doing all of this.
As things got worse for William, Sam needed to find a way to help William, as Sam felt that all of this was his fault. But time is slowly running out for Sam to find a way to save his son from Waster Well before the anniversary arrives.
This time it won’t be enough to just save his son, as he also needs to find a way to send Waster Well back for good. Can Sam do all of this before time runs out, or will he lose William forever?
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Gerald the giraffe lives in the zoo with his kind friend, Ken the zookeeper. Every evening, Gerald feels lonely as he watches the happy visitors leave while he remains behind his enclosure. Will Ken be able to find Gerald a special home where he truly belongs?
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Two former MI6 officers, Bill Simpson and Eileen Harriman, die on the same day on opposite sides of the world. Coincidence? What was the secret project they had been working on years earlier? Was that what drove Simpson to continue his obsessive search for an English double agent in Istanbul? And what was Simpson’s link with an enigmatic Turkish intelligence officer? Why was his body found on wasteland not far from her home?
James Davidson’s hopes of becoming the next Director General of MI6 are dashed when he is sent to Istanbul to investigate. He will immediately become a person of interest for the Turkish intelligence officer, putting his life at risk.
In Argentina a young doctor has just discovered that his biological father was a high-ranking Nazi war criminal, not the much-loved man who had brought him up. In turmoil he sets off to trace his biological father’s footsteps across Europe, ending up in a traumatic encounter with Commander Kadir Demercol, the man who arrested his father and brought him to trial.
Emotionally exhausted, he heads for Australia, where, by chance, he meets and falls in love with Anoushka Demercol, Kadir’s daughter. She is lodging in a house once owned by Eileen Harriman. During renovations, a package is found addressed to former Superintendent John Arbuthnot, friend of Kadir.
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What awaits us after death? Paradise or hell? Or there is nothing after death and the earth will be our last duvet?
I think that paradise awaits us after death. Paradise adapted to everyone's wishes. There is no need to be afraid.
Our dear Linda is also afraid; she doesn't know what awaits her in the morning when she gets up dead. She starts to feel sorry, and she cries... Everything comes out of her: regret, remorse, hatred... But also love and hope, forgiveness...
She is dreaming of a nice, funny movie where she is the main character. And why not? In fantasy, everything is possible.
When she meets Mr Death, Willy and his horse Oscar, she is surprised but also amused. They are so nice and friendly.
After waiting for Mr Death, who had forgotten her, she goes after him. When she hears about Willi's life story, she realises that someone else also has a painful past...
LINDA WANTS TO GO BACK TO LIFE… CAN WILLY HELP HER?
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John Lewis has spent his life doing many different things, but the passion that has stayed closest to his heart is the care and training of dogs. After time spent in the army and the corporate world of business, Lewis began to focus on his love for dogs and his seemingly natural ability to train them. Shaggy Dog Memoirs explores his work alongside these four-legged friends in a personally humorous way.
Throughout these entertaining memoirs John paints a picture of his love and connection with dogs, creating a collection of stories that share much wisdom as well as allow the reader to get to know the writer himself.
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In Candilaso: A Poetic Sweet, the poems explore the beauty nature provides: purple fog under El Escorial outside Madrid, Spain, from turmoil to thankfulness to God for recovering from sickness, gleaming blue eyes by strong light reflection and vase artistry silhouetted by a woman reaching out for affection as she sings a German Lied. These are just a small sample of what you will delve into when reading this book.
This book is a continuation of the style found in Casey Krysztofik’s previous book, Tanka Cavalcade: Referring not to toy construction trucks, except now free from self-restricted poetry form. It includes an epigraph poem about lessons being ignored by some from history.
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