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The Broken Whistle: A Deep State Run Amok — Memoir of a CIA Whistleblower by Pedro Israel Orta

A fiery, unsettling insider account of whistleblowing, institutional power, and the steep price of dissent. Former CIA officer Orta delivers an impassioned memoir of his eighteen-and-a-half-year career in the intelligence community and the institutional battles that ultimately consumed it. Moving…
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Dance of the Electron: How Learning about an Invisible Particle Revolutionized Our Life by Habib Riazi

A lively, accessible journey through the tiny particle that transformed the modern world. Riazi traces humanity’s understanding of the electron from ancient Greek fascination with rubbed amber to electricity, quantum physics, semiconductors, computers, and artificial intelligence. Rather than presenting scientific…
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God Has Never Said No to Anyone’s Healing: The Truth About God Series – Book Three by Delores J. Porter

A fervent, scripture-rich case for a God whose will is always to heal. Porter delivers an impassioned examination of divine healing in the third installment of her Truth About God series, challenging one of Christianity’s most difficult questions: If God…
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God Is Out of the Shadows: The Truth About God Series #2 by Delores J. Porter

An ambitious biblical challenge to centuries of inherited theology. Porter mounts an impassioned challenge to conventional Christian theology in this ambitious examination of God’s nature, goodness, and relationship to human suffering. The book begins with a deceptively simple question: Just…
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God Doesn’t Do Evil That Good May Come: The Truth About God Series by Delores J. Porter

A bracing, scripture-driven case for a God who heals rather than harms. Porter’s debut installment in the Truth About God series is an impassioned, scripture-rich challenge to a familiar explanation for human suffering: that God causes or allows tragedy because…
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So You Want To Be A Police Officer by Linda Soules

Informative and perceptive, with plenty of heart. Soules’s engaging latest presents police work as a profession shaped as much by restraint, observation, and human connection as by authority. Moving beyond arrests and emergencies, the book explores a working day filled…
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So You Want To Be A Shark Researcher (So You Want To Be A…) by Linda Soules

A fin-tastic gateway to marine science. Soules takes young readers beneath the surface of shark research in this informative, visually rich career guide. Written for ages 10–14, the book moves beyond sensational images of sharks to examine the methodical scientific…
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The 20th PID Book: A Rare Look at a WWII Photo Intelligence Detachment, edited and annotated by Nancy Finston

Richly illustrated, meticulously researched, and quietly moving; a remarkable WWII archive. Finston brings the little-known work of the 20th Photo Intelligence Detachment into sharp focus in this fascinating archival history. She traces the unit’s story with admirable clarity, moving from…
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The Art of Losing to a Y-14 by Andrew Radu

A razor-sharp, darkly funny reckoning with the price of winning. A psychiatrist and lifelong competitive fencer turns his most bruising victories and losses into a searching examination of ambition, identity, and the dangerous seductions of achievement in Radu’s candid memoir.…
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Before I Was Jesus: Twenty-Five Secret Identities of Jesus by Gerald D. Robison

An intriguing, Scripture-driven journey into the mysteries of the divine. Robison’s spirited theological study asks a provocative question: If Jesus existed before Bethlehem, where was he during the centuries recorded in the Old Testament? His answer drives this accessible, Scripture-rich…
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The Battle Rages On: A Panoramic Look at Spiritual Realities and Spiritual Warfare from Before Time Began by Gerald Robison

A bold, Scripture-rich journey into the hidden realities of spiritual warfare. Robison tackles spiritual warfare through an imaginative exchange between a modern believer named Adam and Jesus, tracing the conflict from before creation through humanity’s fall, angelic rebellions, the Divine…
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The Determinists: Harris, Sapolsky, Hossenfelder, and the Free Will Debate by Lawrence David Rose

A bracing, brainy challenge to the case against free will. Are human beings genuinely capable of choosing what they think and do, or are their decisions inevitable products of biology, environment, brain activity, and physical law? Rose tackles this enduring…
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Soul Octopus Analogy – The Soul’s Endless Dance Across the Web of Creation Bud Megargee

A bold, imaginative voyage into the soul’s infinite possibilities… Megargee’s latest gives reincarnation an audacious new shape. Imagining the soul as an octopus, he positions its head as the seat of a unified consciousness and its tentacles as individual lives…
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The Power of Four: Elements, Humors, Temperaments, Types by W. Nikola-Lisa

A brisk and brainy tour of the patterns that have shaped how humans understand the world and themselves. Nikola-Lisa’s latest book offers an illuminating tour of the fourfold ideas that have shaped Western thought for more than two millennia. The…
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Summary of The Governed Enterprise: An AI Governance Playbook for Consumer Goods by Robin Horstmann

A disciplined, real-world roadmap for organizations racing to keep AI under control… Horstmann’s debut book addresses one of enterprise AI’s most pressing challenges: governing systems that are already embedded across the business. Horstmann argues that the greatest AI risk facing…
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A Snake on the Heart: History, Mystery, and Truth: The Entangled Journeys of a Biographer and His Nazi Subject by Patrick S. Wolfe

A meticulously researched exploration of collaboration, memory, and the elusive nature of truth… Wolfe’s ambitious biography is a  searching and deeply researched portrait of a man who lived a double life. Jan Jürgen “John” Petersen was a respected Canadian social…
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Pickleball Saved My Life by Colette Struthers

Wise, approachable, and deeply inspiring. Struthers debuts with an engaging blend of memoir, concussion advocacy, and pickleball evangelism. After decades of soccer-related head injuries, she found herself trapped in what she calls a world of “fog, fatigue, and frustration,” struggling…
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Sleeping With the Enemy: What the White House Still Misses on China by Edouard Prisse

A passionate and provocative critique of the policies that helped reshape the global balance of power. Prisse delivers a forceful, controversial warning about China’s rise and the West’s role in enabling it.  Looking back to China’s entry into the global…
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Kinker: Circusing the Seventies by Dave Letterfly Knoderer

A vivid memoir of chasing wonder beneath the big top and finding redemption beyond it… Knoderer’s engaging memoir resurrects the rough-and-tumble world of the 1970s American circus while charting one young man’s search for identity, belonging, and purpose. Growing up…
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How Not to Up and Die from Lack of Sleep by Dr. Jerome Puryear

Clear-eyed, compassionate, convincing; an illuminating guide to modern exhaustion. A veteran physician investigates the hidden consequences of sleep deprivation and offers a roadmap for reclaiming energy in an increasingly sleepless world. Puryear approaches sleep not as a wellness trend or…