The Garden of Potential: No More Limits

    

The Garden of Potential: No More Limits

Every person carries a garden within them. Every garden carries potential. Jordan feels lost. His confidence has faded. His dreams feel distant. His inner world has grown quiet and neglected. Until the day an unexpected guide shows him a truth that changes everything. There is a field inside him. A garden shaped by his thoughts, choices, and beliefs. A garden that can grow again. As Jordan steps into this mysterious inner world, he discovers eight simple but powerful seeds that begin to transform his life from the inside out. Worth. Belief. Courage. Focus. Effort. Patience. Awareness. Becoming. These seeds live in all of us. They help us rise in hard seasons. They strengthen us when doubt is loud. They remind us of who we are and who we can still become. The Garden of Potential: No More Limits is a gentle and uplifting story filled with hope, clarity, and quiet strength. Through heartfelt storytelling and meaningful metaphors, it offers a path for anyone who wants to grow with intention and live with purpose. Perfect for students, athletes, teachers, parents, coaches, leaders, and anyone seeking a fresh start, this book will help you: rediscover your worth rebuild your confidence take the next courageous step focus on what truly matters develop consistent effort trust the slow seasons see your life with new clarity rise into the person you are becoming If you have ever felt stuck or unsure of your next step, this story will meet you where you are and help you grow from the inside out. Your garden is waiting. Your potential is real. Your next chapter begins here. No more limits. It is time to grow.

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Once A King, Now A Prince: “The true tale of family dysfunction, the mob, sex, drugs & Rock N Roll.”

  

Once A King, Now A Prince:

“The true tale of family dysfunction, the mob, sex, drugs & Rock N Roll.”

Once A King, Now A Prince tells the story of a severely abused child, whose father convinced him of being evil, to the point of looking in mirrors and, upon seeing his extra-long incisors, thought he looked like a devil. His self-image, to survive this, with what little tools any small child has, was that at least he was "the king of the devils", hence the title "Once A King."

The book continues with his experiences at school, the draft, and his efforts to avoid it, as well as his music ventures leading up to graduation. Finally, upon graduation, he was "made an offer he couldn't refuse." This offer was a double entendre, in that it was for a major music Agency, headed by a former major mobster, who was part of the Capone gang. This part explains the subtitling of "The true tale of family dysfunction, the mob, sex, drugs & Rock N Roll.' The book continues with the success as depicted by walking into Elaine's with Rod Stewart and seeing all heads turn, and walking into an industry event where one whispers to another, "Hey, that's Ira Blacker." The book also doesn't hide any warts and depicts the lows of growing up and the loss that followed three years of representation by Deep Purple.

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Angels on Earth

When Angels Walk Among Us, What Do They Want From Us?

What if angels are not distant, flawless beings—but broken, yearning, and dangerously close to human desire?

That question hums beneath every page of Angels on Earth by Steven Lundquist, a bold and unsettling collection of interconnected stories that refuses to treat heaven as a safe place and love as a gentle force. This is not a book about halos and mercy. It is a book about consequences.

Set across eras and continents—from rain-soaked streets of 1890s Bucharest to Depression-era Texas, from the Spanish Steps of Rome to the far edge of the world—Angels on Earth asks one relentless question: What happens when divine beings fall in love with human suffering?

Lundquist writes with a voice that is lyrical, ferocious, and unafraid to stare into moral darkness. His angels bleed. His humans dream dangerously. Love is never abstract—it is physical, consuming, and often catastrophic. In one story, a love potion meant for a monstrous Count binds the wrong souls together, unleashing devotion that defies heaven itself. In another, a young woman’s dreams blur into reality as she is drawn toward infamous outlaws and cosmic judgment. Elsewhere, grief drives a man to crawl—literally—toward heaven, step by painful step, daring God to notice him.

A darkly lyrical meditation on love, faith, and rebellion, Angels on Earth by Steven Lundquist dares to ask what happens when heaven’s messengers fall fatally in love with humanity.

This collection will speak powerfully to readers who crave literary speculative fiction, dark romantic mythology, and philosophical explorations of faith, free will, and desire. Fans of morally complex storytelling—where beauty and brutality coexist—will recognize a writer who trusts his audience to sit with discomfort and ask hard questions.

Will you dare to find out what an angel is willing to sacrifice to love you?

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Ray Bailey – The Common

London is drowning in blood. The Russian mafia is tightening its grip on the city, leaving the Metropolitan Police struggling to keep control. But for DI Ray Bailey and DI Dennis Carter, this isn’t just another case—it’s war.

As seasoned cops, they know the system doesn’t always work. To bring the Russians down, they turn to the one man ruthless enough to fight back—Billy Anderson, the last of the old-school London gangsters with his own score to settle. Together, they wage a brutal campaign, where justice is served in blood and betrayal lurks at every corner.

Caught in the crossfire is DI Laura Banks, who, when working on the case of a missing six-year-old, uncovers some deadly truths.

As the streets become a battlefield, one question remains: how far will they all go? Because in a city where power is taken, not given, the difference between a cop and a criminal is just one bad decision.

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I Almost Quit Today: And 99 Other Reasons Working for a Living Is Ridiculous (But Here We Are)

   

I Almost Quit Today:

And 99 Other Reasons Working for a Living Is Ridiculous

(But Here We Are)

The only work survival guide that gets it.

You're one bad meeting away from quitting. Your boss uses "synergy" unironically. Your coworker microwaves fish. The Sunday Scaries are real.

I Almost Quit Today is the brutally funny, painfully honest guide for anyone who's ever hidden in a bathroom stall just to get five minutes of peace.

100 bite-sized entries covering: Micromanagers, credit thieves, and meeting addicts Why "hard work pays off" is a lie Burnout, imposter syndrome, and office bathroom crying How to tell if you should stay or go (and how to survive either way)

Perfect for: Anyone who's Googled "how to fake my own death" during a Zoom call Your friend who texts "I HATE IT HERE" every Monday Yourself (you've earned it)

Because sometimes not quitting is the bravest thing you'll do all week

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Snowball, Snowball!: A Chilly Teamwork Tale

It's snowing!

Brother and sister Kian and Dina love snow.

And so, the frosty downpour of twinkling snowflakes has them

bursting with excitement.

"Bet I can roll a bigger snowball than you!" Kian says.

"Bet you can't!" Dina replies, sticking out her tongue

The contest is on.

The biggest snowball wins.

And boy, do those snowballs get big!

But who wins . . . and why?

Well, there's only one way to find out. Open the book and read!

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Lessons from the Front: A Rookie War Correspondent in Ukraine and Israel

  

Lessons from the Front:

A Rookie War Correspondent in Ukraine and Israel

Robert Sherman was a 25-year-old kid who thought he knew everything about the world. One day, Russia invaded Ukraine, and the young journalist who had spent his time covering local politics found himself smack dab in the middle of the world's biggest geopolitical crisis -- fleeing air raids and getting accused by local authorities of being a Russian spy. A year later, he found himself in the Middle East running from rockets and diving into Hamas tunnels in Gaza. There's no textbook that teaches you that. In the end Robert's whole view of the world changed and he quickly realized its the simple things in life that matter most: family, home, community, and time. I'm attaching an excerpt of the book here too

 

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A Rookie War Correspondent in Ukraine and Israel

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