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Alchemist Z: The Evolution Continues by Jack Groverland Jr.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H864BZQF

ALCHEMIST Z is a novel featuring a modern day alchemist who has extraordinary magical powers but hasn’t got even a hint of scruples. Thus, it is a story of intrigue, suspense and paranormal mystery. It involves a priest, having lost his faith and is on the verge of suicide, a Hollywood actor on the verge of stardom, a millennial girl in search of life’s meaning, and an old detective who knows when someone is lying without the need of a polygraph. And then there is ALCHEMIST Z who has been alive since the ninth century, living in stolen bodies down through the ages.

The chance meeting of these characters and their interactions results in mayhem, lust, murder, love and transcendental magic. You will be shocked over and over again as you try to anticipate what will happen next in this masterfully twisted thriller about people trying to hold on to their views of reality. Your own views of reality will be seriously challenged by Z.

DON’T MISS THIS ORIGINAL MIND CHALLENGING NOVEL.

Bride of Jesus by Oried E Graves

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FXNFR5LQ

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Everyone who believes that Jesus is the Christ is born of God and becomes part of the body and Church of Christ. The Church is the bride of Jesus on earth, and Jesus is her Bridegroom. He died to redeem her from sin and death, and He rose again to prepare a place for her in heaven where she becomes His wife.

Jesus made His Church His bride on earth and His wife in heaven because she kept His Word and abided in His love, just as He kept His Father’s Word and abided in His love (John 15:10). Before the Church could become the wife of Christ, she first had to be redeemed into the spiritual image and likeness of God.

Only Christ could redeem His Church, for she was created in His image and likeness as His closest relative. Jesus did not redeem her merely to marry her He redeemed her because He was already united with her from creation, and He came to save her from sin and the lake of fire.

Do you believe this truth? You should want to if you don’t. For this is the greatest life mankind can live on earth or in heaven (Matthew 11:11).

UFO February: Sci-Fi, Space Aliens, and Unidentified Flying Objects By C.A. Hartnell

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Step into 1956 with Pete and Carol Ann for a thrilling mystery filled with UFO secrets, strange happenings, friendship, humor, and childhood wonder! When an eccentric neighbor arrives with stories of Roswell and secret government projects, an ordinary California neighborhood becomes the center of an unforgettable adventure. Perfect for readers ages 8–12, this wholesome chapter book blends 1950s nostalgia, gentle mystery, faith, and courage—with fun bonus features for young readers.

Description

What if the eccentric new neighbor next door has actually visited a real UFO crash site? It’s February 1956 in El Monte, California, and eleven-year-old Carol Ann’s quiet world changes when Pete’s colorful Uncle Sci parks his shiny Airstream trailer next door. His stories about Roswell, mysterious lights, and secret government projects spark an unforgettable adventure. But when Carol Ann’s older sister seems to be watched by something strange, the mystery becomes all too real. With Buddy the beagle leading the way, Pete and Carol Ann follow clues, explore eerie happenings, and discover that some mysteries are bigger than they ever imagined. Can they uncover the truth before Leap Year arrives? Perfect for readers ages 8–12, this wholesome chapter book blends gentle mystery, 1950s nostalgia, friendship, humor, and faith into an exciting adventure. Bonus features include a glossary of 1950s slang, a sci-fi vocabulary guide, a list of classic science fiction films, Carol Ann’s Crescent Moon Cookies recipe, and encouraging Bible verses about the Armor of God. Join Pete and Carol Ann for a heartwarming mystery full of childhood wonder, courage, and unforgettable adventure—then continue the fun in the next book of the 1956 mystery series!

Stepping Stones to Personal Healing: A Traditional Physician Goes Beyond the Limitations of His Medical Background and Embraces the World of Holistic Health by Robert Koppen

https://www.amazon.com/Stepping-Stones-Personal-Healing-Traditional-ebook/dp/B0G6LLFVWL

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We know now that our habitual thoughts and feelings determine how the physical world, which includes our body, responds to us. With this book, Dr. Koppen hopes to provide us with some tools that can help us adjust our thought and feeling patterns in a way that will invoke a new response from our earthly environment. We can then replace our old programs of self-inflicted suffering and illness with a more expanded outlook on life, which will bring us new hope and happiness, as well as healing to our human family and our planet. We all know how much this is needed at this time.

About the author

Robert N. Koppen, MD, born in Amsterdam, began his career in ear, nose, and throat surgery before shifting his focus to mind-body medicine. After studying the body-mind-spirit connection in Holland, England, and the U.S., he has spent more than 26 years in Scottsdale, Arizona helping clients release emotional and mental patterns that contribute to physical illness. His work includes emotional release therapy, spiritual counseling, and international phone-based consultations. He is honored by Marquis Who’s Who.

My Path to Global International Relations: A semi-autobiographical textbook by Dr Vendulka Kubalkova

https://www.amazon.com/Path-Global-International-Relations-semi-autobiographical/dp/B0GJSFG95W

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My Path to Global International Relations is a semi-autobiographical textbook.

Textbooks are comprehensive compilations of content in a branch of study students learn. Textbooks are produced to meet primarily the needs of educators. They come with ready-made PowerPoints, quizzes, videos, lesson-by-lesson schedules, etc., to facilitate the teacher’s job.

Unlike textbooks but like fiction generally, the autobiographical format of this work is designed primarily with a reader in mind: to be learned in an enjoyable way since it tells a real-life story. It is a story of “study abroad” gone awry at the height of the Cold War. The permission to study abroad in the Communist country came with strings attached: a KGB espionage assignment. The author’s home Prague, and she was only 24 at the time, was occupied by tanks. It became a moral issue for her, and having been blackmailed into accepting the espionage assignment, she blew her cover in England, where she was to study on a British scholarship. It started a lonely path of exile through international relations, statelessness, undocumented, and, for decades, unable to go home. It led to a challenging but successful career as a Professor of International Relations in several countries.

Standard textbooks quickly become out of date, the Preface stresses, the “Globe is in everybody’s living room.” Many stories and animated learning videos are referenced throughout this book and available separately. The chapter’s topics are interdisciplinary with history excursions, the philosophy of knowledge, social sciences, postcolonial studies, and sociology of knowledge (challenges universities face), and it introduces some of her friends and colleagues, the prominent scholars of the field of International Relations.