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Julia Stanley is not yet sixteen, but she has been forced to take care of her mother and little brother. Although her father died eight years ago, recently he has started talking to her again. When Dale Tweeny threatens her family and the police can't help, Julia knows it is up to her to protect them. The Tenant is a short story filled with psychological suspense and intrigue.

Helping you to invest and build wealth 💰 I started Making Money Simple in 2019 during my final year of university and I used it to break down money-related topics as simply as possible. I still continue to do that today, along with sharing my mistakes, my own journey and my knowledge - all whilst having a laugh - through this podcast! 💻 My website - https://makingmoneysimple.mykajabi.com/ 🕺 My socials - https://makingmoneysimple.mykajabi.com/link-in-bio If you have any questions or want me to cover any specific topics, feel free to email me at: makingmoneysimple1@gmail.com

The rest of the world had turned its back on South Africa after a controversial massacre in 1960, but seven years later, a pioneering heart surgeon was able to shine a much more positive light on the country when he performed the world's first major organ transplant. A tale about a truly inspirational man who, motivated through losing a brother to heart failure, was able to make this groundbreaking technology a reality that would go on to improve the lives of hundreds of thousands of people worldwide.

On this show, we explore a wide variety of topics, including spirituality, self work, community, shadow work, beliefs and conditioning, the idea of what it means to be a man, and how to consciously integrate your masculine and feminine energies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Das Eden-Virus verbreitet sich immer weiter. Ob Segen oder Fluch – eines ist sicher: Es kann nicht mehr aufgehalten werden. Für die Armen und Kranken ist die Seuche ein Geschenk Gottes, doch gleichzeitig bringt sie die Infizierten ins Fadenkreuz jener Menschen, die den Verlust ihrer Macht fürchten.

In the long history of warfare and cultural and ethnic violence, the 20th century was exceptional for producing institutions charged with seeking accountability or redress for violent offenses and human rights abuses across the globe, often forcing nations to confront the consequences of past atrocities. The Holocaust ended with trials at Nuremberg, apartheid in South Africa concluded with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and the Gacaca courts continue to strive for closure in the wake of the Rwandan genocide.

Raised in the dark shadow of his twin brother Hardin, Lloyd Barnes is on a mission to save Hard from the hangman's noose. In the corrupt L.A. scene of the late 1920's, though, Lloyd's task looks hopeless as the California penal system makes ready for its last legal public execution. The Hanging of Hard Barnes is a compelling and humorous audiobook.

Ryan Abbott King County Sheriff has worked for the King County Sherriff's Office for almost 16 years. He has worked as a patrol Deputy, School Resource Officer, Detective, Sergeant, Public Information Officer and now a Captain during his career. He has spent the last year and a half in the City of Shoreline and has really enjoyed his time here and is hoping to stay for the long term.

Filled with suspense, these stories are at times comforting and humorous, or horrifying. The Other Side of Down Home is a collection of seven tales that stir the imagination and keep readers thinking long after they are over. Each story is unique and compelling. The contents include the previously published stories Better Off Dead, Ride The Wind, The Tenant, Creative Minds, Mask of Mitwaba, Redneck Reunion, and Kentucky Feud. -- “I have become a huge Ryan King fan and this did not disappoint. I liked the characters and the plot keeps your attention to the very end.”

The Blue Rose is a magazine dedicated to the television show Twin Peaks created by Mark Frost and David Lynch. A perfect read for fans of David Lynch, Twin Peaks and television. David Lynch has created some of the most interesting Male characters throughout his film and television career. In the 11th issue of the Blue Rose, we look at 30 of those characters. From Henry in Eraserhead to The Fireman in Season 3 of Twin Peaks we look at these strange and wonderful men. We also have a brand new interview with Dana Ashbrook (Bobby Briggs) conducted by John Thorne. Courtenay Stallings interviews ...

What would you do to someone who harmed your child? A week shy of parole, Donald Brown, a husband and father, begins writing a memoir of how the actions of one crazed social worker landed him in prison. Life behind bars is fraught with danger, though, as a powerful inmate has taken an interest in his tale and might dramatically alter the end.

Todd Schultz is going on the run from the law with the perfect plan to disappear into the Appalachian wilderness. When he stumbles into a horrifying situation, the price of Todd's freedom could be higher than he's willing to pay. Caught between his past, the police, and a homicidal madman, Todd knows that every decision could be his last.

Malcolm is a former British SAS operative who has managed to land himself in trouble...again. But things are looking up. He's been offered a job by the Saldorium doing what he does best but the work with the shadowy international organization might be more than even he bargained for. The Saldorum is the first book in the Doubting Thomas Action Thriller Series.

An unmarked grave and a headless corpse stir the embers of old hatreds in Elliot County, Kentucky, where outsider Deputy Maggie Higgins struggles to investigate her first murder case. Feuds are nothing new in Eastern Kentucky, but this long dormant conflict threatens to gain new life as Higgins uncovers a history of murder, torture, and bloodshed that spans generations.

Malcolm is at it again in the second book of the Doubting Thomas Series. Please read the first book in the series, The Saldorium, on Kindle Vella before starting this book. Drawn to eastern Kentucky by an appeal for justice, Malcolm quickly finds himself embroiled in intrigue and violence as old as the dark hills there. In an attempt to avenge the death of a man's wife and daughter, Malcolm is caught up by deadly forces outside the law and discovers that this time, he is truly on his own.

Having miraculously eliminated most crime, poverty, and homelessness throughout the state, Louisiana governor, Eric St. Keel, now has his eyes on the national stage. But a dark secret could jeopardize the governor’s ambitious plans, especially with a rogue FBI agent asking questions. When attorney Jack Winters and his friends stumble unknowingly into this web of intrigue they discover a terrifying secret. Now Jack must fight for his very survival and that of his friends, but time is running out on all of them..

Frank Clemens and his twin brother Zane have been through a lot together. They survived an abusive childhood and life on the streets, but these experiences made them very different. Frank became a successful businessman whereas Zane remained one step ahead of trouble. When Frank's family leaves him and then disappear, things start to look grim and Frank suspects Zane might be responsible.

Roller coasters are supposed to be safe, but a string of major accidents has shaken the public's confidence. What no one knows is that these are not accidents. A brilliant and disturbed serial killer is designing and executing more spectacular "masterpieces" each year. His latest "work of art" might be his greatest ever...or his undoing.

Tom Baldwin faces a choice, a decision that will shape the rest of his life. When the gentle giant Yancey Briggs drowns his grief over his lost wife at the bar where Tom works, a life and death chain-of-events transforms his perspective and ultimately yields the answer to Tom's question.