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It was a bad idea from the beginning. He was my brother's best friend and the definition of unavailable. But I didn't care. I had loved him for as long as I could remember. He was worth the risk. He was worth everything. But then he broke my heart as easily as I fell for him. He watched me fall, spiraling out of control, and as I reached for him, he wasn't there to catch me. So I ran. Four years later, I never expected to see him again. He was still my brother's best friend, and he was more unavailable than ever.

The Dolan brothers live by their wits, jumping freight trains, and lining up for day work at crooked job agencies. While 16-year-old Rye yearns for a steady job and a home, his dashing older brother Gig dreams of a better world, fighting alongside other union men for fair pay and decent treatment. Enter Ursula the Great, a vaudeville singer who performs with a live cougar, and who introduces the brothers to a far more dangerous creature: A wealthy mining magnate who will stop at nothing to keep his wealth and his hold on Ursula.

Anti-Agency was written with one goal in mind: To motivate budding entrepreneurs, young or old, to start and build a successful digital agency or business, using the same unconventional strategies and tactics Jason used in starting his built-from-scratch million-dollar social media marketing agency, Socialistics. Throughout the audiobook, Jason shares his story, personally and transparently, in a way listeners can relate to immediately.

H.H. Holmes was a doctor, real estate speculator, pharmacist, bigamist, swindler, and America's first media superstar serial killer. As he awaited trial, he put out a series of autobiographical documents, press releases, and interviews that revealed his sociopathic tendencies and lies about his crimes. The infamous killer of the Chicago World's Fair published a memoir and a confession, both of which conceal more than they reveal of the truth.

 I Walk Between the Raindrops has descriptive copy that is not yet available from the publisher. 

A lecture delivered by the short-story writer Gary Lutz to the students of Columbia University’s writing program in New York on September 25, 2008.

Will O’Courtney is the ultimate insider. Having worked as an experienced contract lobbyist in Indianapolis for more than a decade, he knows all the ins and outs of back-room deals and trading information. Shortly after his divorce is finalized, Will resolves to turn his life around, and just when he starts to think of leaving the winning course, he lands a contract with a national tobacco company that would change his life forever. But then he discovers a scheme involving potential legislation for the monopoly of e-liquid tobacco products in the state.

A man gradually loses his ability to control his own speech. McSweeney's is a literary journal based in San Francisco.

This three-part book begins with Matt's story of going from selfish to servant while on his journey from prisoner to monk to social entrepreneur. The book shows leaders the connection between superior long-term results and serving their people and community. Matt Tenney cites numerous business case studies and research that demonstrate how servant leadership results in attracting top talent, increased employee engagement, and lower turnover, as well as a more innovative culture, better customer service, and a better ROI on marketing efforts.

"Master the Art of Being Assertive" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.

"Refocus Your Team on the New Strategy" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.

"Empower Your Employees" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.

"Align Employee and Company Priorities" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.

Former temple assassin Aral Kingslayer has a price on his head and a mark on his soul. After his goddess was murdered, Aral found refuge in the shadow jack business, fixing problems for those on the fringes of Tien’s underworld. It’s a long step down from working for the Goddess of Justice, but it gives Aral and Triss - the living shadow who is his secret partner - a reason to get up in the morning.  

Nurse Mercy Lynch is elbows deep in bloody laundry at a war hospital in Richmond, Virginia, when Clara Barton comes bearing bad news: Mercy’s husband has died in a POW camp. On top of that, a telegram from the West Coast declares that her estranged father is gravely injured, and he wishes to see her. Mercy sets out toward the Mississippi River. Once there, she’ll catch a train over the Rockies. When Mercy finally arrives in St. Louis, the only Tacoma-bound train is pulled by a terrifying Union-operated steam engine called the Dreadnought.

"Create a Mentoring Culture" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.

"Trust Your Team" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.

"Involve Front-Line Employees in Creating Strategy" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.

"Create Strategy With Stories" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.

"Don't Get Distracted" was published by Harvard Business Review. It was written by Harvard Business Review and narrated by Rex Anderson.