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As the Europeans arrived in lower Manhattan in 1609, the Canarsee Chief had a foreboding worry that the end of his people was near. While in the time he was right, the Chief never realized that a path to saving his people's future was created.That path was unknown to many for centuries. Then as the stars aligned, it led to three teenagers in a NYC high school who stumbled upon a myriad of clues that created an amazing opportunity for justice for all!

Hunted by the Ozars and Daunkirks, Grimmis, a Mauler Silverback, leads a small number of Maulers into the Ice Kraggs to escape. There, they survive for years, hoping to one day return to the Green Wall to reclaim their territory and save other Silverback tribes from servitude. In his old age, moments before passing away, Grimmis one more time claims there will come an Alpha-Taur among them who will lead them back to the Green Wall, hoping it would be his son Haxzus, and not even dreaming that the runt of the Ravis pack, Terrabyss, could one day become a formidable competitor.Years later, two rogue Eclupse Silverbacks, Dio, and his daughter Luna, make their way into the Ice Kraggs to convince the Maulers to join them in retaking the Green Wall. Haxzus is challenged and defeated, making Dio the new Alpha of the Maulers. With Terrabyss and the other Maulers beside him, Dio now leads them to the Green Wall, hoping to reclaim their home. What they don't know is that Forver, a rich Ozar who had failed to capture the group of Eclupse Dio belonged to, is waiting for just the right opportunity to take his revenge and redeem his Yukon bloodline.

Samuel 'Sammy' Von Burger is about to graduate high school. His graduation day will not only symbolise the end of his schoolboy days, but it will also mark the beginning of a challenging tumultuous adulthood.Because soon, Sammy will have to leave his peaceful life in Chicago and face the rumblings that are abroad.Set in the 1960s, a decade which is defined by the Vietnam War and the Civil Rights movement, Oils of Arizona follows the journey of a young man who has his adolescence ripped away from him, and his adulthood forced upon him. It also explores the trials and tribulations of the Von Burgers and the Becker family, as their normal way of family life becomes threatened by war. And above all, amongst this part domestic and historical drama, it is a tribute to the unsung heroes of the Vietnam War.

Faded Words of Lifelong Stories by Claire Zucchetta is about stories on different themes with buried notes. Their distinctive tone and style of structuring words into storylines are delightfully unique. They realise that writing is a coping mechanism for their ADHD and mental anguish. They are inspired to explore new avenues in their writing adventure! Each narrative, with its individual cast of characters, will not tire you.

With over twenty years of business experience, Regina Wallmark knows what it takes to be in charge in today's ever-changing environment.In this book, she shares some of her secrets so that you too can discover what it takes to work as an effective leader.From walking the fine line between boss and friend, to refusing to give in to old-fashioned patriarchy, you can find advice for whatever leadership challenge you are facing on your race to the top of the ladder.

Shadow Play is a wonderful narrative written by G. D. Boucle. Vladimir Kotchsky, one of the most decorated KGB agents, his five fellow operatives, four of whom were fellow KGB agents, and a CIA agent, Christian Reynolds are on a mission that would change the world for the better. Vladimir knew Christian was an active CIA agent, having met him while both were conducting intelligence operations in Afghanistan ahead of the Soviet Union's invasion. Vladimir had recruited Christian to help him on a mission.