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Eddie Keeper and his wife prepared for the fall of society. They outfitted their ranch for survival, built up defenses and stockpiled years worth of supplies. When the collapse arrives as an engineered plague instead of a monetary collapse, their plans of hunkering down and hiding until order is restored are thrown out the window. Instead they work to save people from the fast moving illness and to maintain a small safe zone around their home. But in this new world, survivors will kill for supplies, criminals have free reign and all the others are zombies that hunt the uninfected. Eddie struggles to maintain his sense of right and wrong in this post-apocalyptic landscape where the safest course of action is to kill anyone you meet rather than speak with them. His actions and decisions make his friends, family and even himself question where the real evil resides, at the ranch or outside of it.

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Set against the backdrop of Shanghai and Texas, the story weaves together land disputes and identity struggles through a century-old star map carried by a mysterious drifter and his unusual companion, a bison named Bill. The narrative, recounted by a boy reflecting on his 12th birthday, unfolds a series of extraordinary events that intertwine myth and history. As the boy and Bill embark on a perilous journey across the plains, they confront life-threatening challenges that ultimately shape the boy's coming of age.

Exploring themes of redemption and the afterlife, the narrative delves into the choices faced by its characters when confronted with the prospect of eternal happiness. As they grapple with their past decisions and moral dilemmas, the story raises profound questions about faith, love, and the human condition. The characters’ journeys intertwine, revealing how their paths lead them to confront their desires and fears regarding what lies beyond life. This thought-provoking tale challenges readers to consider what they would sacrifice for a chance at paradise.

The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving its original content despite potential imperfections like marks and marginalia due to its age. It aims to highlight the cultural significance of the text, reflecting a commitment to protecting and promoting literature through affordable, high-quality editions that remain true to the original.

One woman's refreshingly honest mental health story, and account of finding a supportive online community.

Work it Out combines first-person lived experience with practical advice. Fiona shows us how to prioritize our mental health by finding the right purpose-centred career and how the internet has helped to make that possible.

The narrative revolves around the extraordinary journey of two brothers, highlighting their deep bond and the challenges they face together. As they navigate life's ups and downs, their relationship is tested by various trials, showcasing themes of resilience, loyalty, and the power of family. The story captures their individual struggles and triumphs, offering a poignant exploration of brotherhood and the impact of shared experiences on personal growth. Through their experiences, readers are invited to reflect on the strength of familial ties.