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Let the Cuisine of the Sixties take your breath away! The 1960s were a remarkable and happening time in history. Assassinations, space travel, music, and peculiar clothing styles are some of the things that stick out. The... See More
The 250th anniversary of the founding of Rutgers University is a perfect moment for the Rutgers community to reconcile its past, and acknowledge its role in the enslavement and debasement of African Americans and the... See More
Does healthy cooking stress you out? Pressure cooking can change that. You know that cooking healthy and nutritious meals in your own kitchen is important, but it can be expensive, take a lot of time and effort, and be a... See More
A fast-moving political and financial thriller set at the heart of the drifting Catalan nationalist movement. Corruption and politics have worked hand in hand for years, and the powerful Treasurer of the Catalan... See More
Have you struggled to meet your health goals, like losing weight or having more energy? There are countless diets out there that claim to make it easier to lose weight, to gain more muscle, and boost energy levels. However... See More
Even the busiest family can cook at home with the pressure cooker Finding time to cook can be difficult these days. Whether you're working long hours at a job, managing your kids' activities, or both, cooking at home can... See More
Do you wish you could cook more meals at home, but you're too overwhelmed by life? Have you tried slow cookers in the past, and are either too confused or just not impressed by the results? Pressure cooking has been around... See More
Is the hype around the pressure cooker justified? Or is this another fad? The answer: it's totally legit. The pressure cooker has existed in some form for centuries, but it wasn't until the modern era that the version we... See More
What is the 'stuff' of which our universe is made? Quarks or atoms? God or consciousness? An as yet undiscovered something? Or is it 'made' of any 'thing' at all? Author Johnny R. O'Neill describes a universe 'made' of the... See More
When mindreaders run the world, being a jacker makes you a weapon. Zeph can break open the toughest minds -- or lock the weakest -- which only means every Clan leader wants to own him. He did as he was told, kept his head... See More
In a city ruled by implants, surveillance, and an all-powerful organization called SEE, Lynn Forester awakens with no memory of her identity. The only clues to her past are a brutal head injury, fragments of cryptic... See More
Katrina Davenport has opened a cafe and bookstore in the notorious Raven's Cottage, once the home of a 17th century witch known as Magik Meg. The locals have told Kat stories, of how the cottage is haunted by the witch and... See More
'I just need one day of not being in this body.' Julia Ross is a twenty-something woman (barely) living with eczema. Julia Ross has been told not to scratch. Julia Ross has been told to use coconut oil. Julia Ross has been... See More
Do you have any idea how to pray? Do you not feel like your prayers are being heard? Do you want to pray more often and feel like you are being heard? In a word, yes.?? Lisa Rusczyk Ed.D. knows firsthand how diffult... See More
Embracing Age: How Catholic Nuns Became Models of Aging Well examines a community of individuals whose aging trajectories contrast mainstream American experiences. In mainstream American society, aging is presented as a... See More
Over-the-Top Instalove Like You've Never Seen... for the Holidays! Annabelle Winters Style. A rival mafia family destroyed my world, and that's only the beginning of my nightmare before Christmas. But instead of starting... See More
Cruising and Dining at the Waterfront Restaurants of the Lower Potomac River. This guide explains how to enjoy the many waterfront eateries along the lower Potomac and how to reach them by land and water. A GPS still helps... See More
They say you can't pick your neighbors... but can you survive them? When Salem Ripley moves into her apartment in New York City, she's disheartened to find it isn't exactly like the pictures. Still, with her past, she's... See More
Perfect for fans of dark fantasy, fantasy humor, and gripping tales of magic and suspense, this is a tale where destiny collides with danger, and heroism is as otherworldly as the monsters that crawl over the dark... See More
The first thing I decided to abide by, even before starting to write a book, was to keep it short. This quick read book connects age old simple tales and modern Self Help lessons. The stories selected in this book are age... See More
Angel Book 5, Culture Shock, begins with Angel and Duke Bryan Pendle arriving at the Court of King Edward. There she meets one of Pope Alexander II's Cardinals, Giuseppe Folonari whose attitude convinces her that she needs... See More
From touching moments that make your day, to gut-wrenching feelings of hopelessness, the very worst that humanity has to offer, things that make you smile and things that make you vomit. The working life of a paramedic sees... See More
The Definitive Account of the Year Artificial General Intelligence Went from "Someday" to "Soon" On the Cusp of Superintelligence chronicles the most transformative year in artificial intelligence history. In 2025, every... See More
Warm beds, cozy mysteries, and the best rosemary bread this side of Pigsend Creek. Welcome to the Weary Dragon Inn. Bev may not know who she was before she showed up in the quaint village of Pigsend five years ago, but that... See More
The 1980s is more than a decade, it's a condition! The eighties was a time like nothing else. Everything was wilder and more spectacular than any other period in history. The same goes for the food of this era. This... See More
After years of isolation following a scandal and a great heartbreak, Lady Adelina Jacob, returns to London. With Valentine's Day approaching, her father gently insists that she makes a comeback to society. Her entire life... See More
The mass conversion of Iberian Jews to Christianity in the late 14th and 15th centuries was catastrophic for the Jewish community. Possibly up to a third of the Jewish community converted. There are many reasons why such... See More
Five years after the world ended, Dr. Thessaly Nguyen has learned one truth: surviving is easy. Living is the hard part. She runs the Sanctuary -- a fortified medical compound where hope still exists and a cure might be... See More
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