Warrior Pose by Susan Rogers and John Roosen – Aligning the past with the present (Audio Book Review)
Virabhadra, a group of asanas composed of five poses, is often misunderstood. The words “Warrior Pose” invokes an image of violence, of a
Adventure
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Mystery
Thriller
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SCI-FI
Chaos from the Cosmos by Pal A. Hvistendahl A tenuous battleground in orbit
Uneducated Jackie Jill knows how to play the game, and how to play it well. The previous period of American politics had been
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Horror
Filaments by KZK: Caught in a living, breathing web
There is nowhere to hide in a small town. Not when everyone knows everybody else. Where gossip and opinions spread untamed, colonising the
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Health
Non-Fiction
The Biology of Trauma by Aimie Apigian ,MD: Finding a path back to balance
Decades worth of research has culminated in the emergence of a new discipline. One that combines the treatment of mind and body which
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Memoir
Non-Fiction
Such a Pretty Picture by Andrea Leeb: A Brutally Honest Memoir of Abuse, Denial, and Healing
Andrea doesn't know why the way her daddy touched her was wrong, or how to explain what had happened to someone else—only that
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Horror
Mystery
Thriller
Fractured Echoes by J J Noad – Reality Cannot Be Trusted
Mick Holden’s life is as dull as the bleak weather that rolls in from the Irish Sea. The Seagull’s Rest, a pub he
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Non-Fiction
Too Poor to Die by Amy Shea: Not all deaths are equal
The indignity society assigns to the disenfranchised extends into the post-death experience. The realities of dying alone, with very little to one's name,
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Fantasy
Born of Fire: The Phoenix Knight by Lisette Martinez – Existence hangs in the balance
When the thirteenth battle was won, peace should have been restored to the land. But someone found a way to subvert the rules
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SCI-FI
The Burning Planet of Polly by A.J.R.Traill – If you think you understand, you’re probably wrong
Five years on from the events at Portal in Polly Isn't Home, and Polly West is yet to fully move on from the
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Horror
The Devil You Know by David Brimer – Nightmares do come true
A swarming infestation unleashed from its subterranean incubator ravages an entire town in less than a few days, threatening the future of the