Windfall of Books

  The Echo of Ucayali The novel The Echo of Ucayali is both an anthropological journey into the world of Amazonian shamans and a mystical adventure non-fiction, based on real events and told in the first person. The author, a linguist and transpersonal psychologist, spends two years in the Ucayali River region. During this time, she films a series of documentary shorts about the magical consciousness of the Shipibo shamans — but soon finds herself drawn into their world: under the influence of black magic and in search of liberation, she uncovers the most unpredictable secrets of the Amazonian healers. This book explores the spirits of the Amazon, the gifts and hidden perils of its sacred plants, the profound meaning of confianza and shamanic contracts, and the delicate line between light and darkness in a realm where energy is the ultimate currency. It is intended for those who embark on distant quests in search of transformation, who seek spiritual growth, and who take an inte...

Domestic Silence Domestic Silence is a striking debut by poet Tut Yashar—a collection that turns pain into poetry and silence into strength. Written with raw honesty and emotional depth, this book gives voice to the quiet battles many endure but rarely share, particularly those touched by abuse and domestic violence. Over the course of 18 months, Yashar crafted a journey through survival, resilience, and liberation, weaving her personal experiences into poems that feel universal. Each piece captures the emotional reality of love, loss, injustice, and hope, offering readers both comfort and courage. What makes Domestic Silence especially compelling is Yashar’s unique blend of analytical precision and heartfelt vulnerability. With a background in law, finance, and operations, she writes with both structure and soul—revealing how reason and emotion can coexist, even in our darkest moments. Her words illuminate the inner strength that emerges from struggle and the beauty that can be found ...

    Magick From Chaos to Clarity From Chaos to Clarity — and into your Kindle That’s right—absolutely zero coins, potions, or gold bars required. But before we get into the sparkly details, let’s address the dragon in the room… "Did you spell  magick  wrong?" Nope. It’s spelled with a “k” on purpose. That  k  stands for the kind of energy that doesn’t involve rabbits in hats or flashy card tricks. This is  real magick —the kind that transforms lives, redirects energy, and brings clarity to the chaos that often swirls around us like a dramatic thunderstorm in a fantasy novel. (Although, if you  do  manage to pull a rabbit out of your hat after reading this book, let us know.) So, What’s This Book About? "Magick: From Chaos to Clarity"  isn’t your run-of-the-mill mystical mumbo jumbo. This is a guidebook for stepping into your power, tuning into the energetic frequencies of the universe, and learning how to wield magick in its truest, most...

          I Have Your Number: A Funny Guide to Why People Drive You Nuts Dating and Relationship Edition I Have Your Number A Funny Guide to Why People Drive You Nuts What’s Inside? Answers! • Let’s be honest: people are confusing, including you. • Why does your coworker chew like a goat but still get promoted? • Why do you feel spiritually allergic to group projects? • Why is your partner emotionally allergic to hugs, but cries during car commercials? • Why do you get irrationally angry when someone walks too slowly in front of you at the grocery store? • Why do you feel like you’re meant for something bigger, but also need a nap, like... all the time? • The answer to all of these may not be trauma. (Although let’s be honest, it’s partially trauma.) You will understand why when you understand Life Path numbers. In “I Have Your Number”, author and teacher Debra Zachau takes numerology out of the dusty textbooks and into the real world, drawing on over 11,000 se...

  SACRED SOUL Author: Svetla Yordonova The Sacred in the Everyday: Discovering Stillness, Grace, and Soulful Meaning Through Poetry Poetry is often the vessel through which we explore our innermost truths—and in Sacred Soul, Bulgarian poet Svetla Yordanova offers a rare invitation into a world shaped by introspection, spiritual seeking, and raw human emotion. Originally published in a bilingual edition in 1995 and now re-released for a broader English-speaking audience, this collection is a timeless bridge between Eastern European depth and universal human experience. From the opening verses of “Touch” to the soul-stirring lines of “Sacred Soul,” Yordanova guides readers through vignettes of love, loss, motherhood, mortality, and philosophical reflection. She writes not to impress, but to connect—to invite us to see the world and ourselves with new eyes. Whether she is speaking as a visionary (“The Visionary”), questioning identity (“Someone Else”), or exploring divine presence (“C...

    Scared to Move On Scared to Move On whisks you away on a romantic journey of love and self-discovery through the intertwined lives of Francine and Leonardo. Each carries their own scars, but when fate brings them together, a warm, illuminating bond begins to form. Francine, guarded by past heartbreaks, is hesitant to let anyone in until she meets the kind-hearted Leonardo. Their relationship blossoms in cozy cafés and candlelit dinners, where laughter and shared vulnerabilities help them peel back their fears. As they embark on spontaneous adventures, their connection deepens into a dance of trust and understanding. Together, they confront challenges and recognize that vulnerability is a source of strength, not weakness. They break free of inhibitions, discovering that desire is not just about pleasure, but about trust, about knowing and being known completely. Their passion goes beyond lust and into the realm of absolute mutual surrender. In a breathtaking culmination,...

  Made for Me Made for Me is a deeply personal and emotionally rich memoir chronicling the love story of Careshmeh and Joshua Michael French—a tale of healing, second chances, and divine orchestration. After enduring a painful divorce and years of self-reliance, Careshmeh—an outspoken, driven mother of three—is unexpectedly swept into a love she never imagined possible. Enter Joshua Michael French, a larger-than-life, compassionate man with a tragic past and a heart devoted entirely to service and connection. Their whirlwind romance begins with a hilariously mismatched first date, but quickly deepens into something profound. With unfiltered honesty and an abundance of quirks, Josh proves himself as more than just a romantic partner—he becomes a father figure to her children, a true companion, and a spiritual equal. Told with vivid detail and emotional authenticity, the memoir traces their courtship through heartfelt conversations, inside jokes, family trials, shared values, and g...

    Finding God in Vegas: A Gen X Spiritual Awakening This is not another book about religion. It is a book about love.  Finding God in Vegas  tells the story of Don Young—a successful pharmaceutical executive who seemed to have it all: wealth, status, success. But behind the image was a man deeply unfulfilled, quietly crumbling under the weight of materialism, disillusionment, and spiritual emptiness. Despite earning a master’s degree in theology, Don spent years rejecting anything that resembled spirituality. He swallowed the lies that told him happiness came from status, achievement, and control. But in the most unlikely of places—Las Vegas—he experienced a spiritual awakening that shattered those illusions and led him to something far more powerful:  Love . Not the fleeting kind. Not conditional or performative. But the kind of love that heals. Love for self, love for others, and the unconditional love God has for all people. Whether you're religious, spirit...

      Don't Worry About The Mule Going Blind: Hazel's Daughte r Betty Tucker came of age in Belle Glade, Florida, infamous for its poverty and violence (e.g., see the Wikipedia entry and the 2006 documentary One Percent). Her childhood was one of debilitating poverty, borne of racism: exploitive migrant labor, multiple rapes and other abuse, chronic illness among her family and acquaintances ... the list is long and bitter. Betty survived not only by sheer hard work but also by nurturing a nascent belief that she deserved better. She moved to California, earned her college degree, and raised a family. Then, in 1997, she began a long and eventually successful search for the twin girls she had given up for adoption thirty years earlier. Fear, insecurity, sexual abuse, want, neglect: This memoir will look beyond the description of these difficulties in the author's life to examine how they stifled her ability to shape her own life, how she acquired the tools she needed to ta...

    The War King's Bride by Sofialexandra Shalom Queen Vaeloria of Aurethia was crowned in blood. When her father falls in battle and the armies of the Velmorian Realms call for vengeance, she’s expected to join them—to fight the barbarian warlord who crushed their mightiest legions. But Vaeloria chooses a different path. With a crown still warm on her head and rebellion whispering through her court, she sends a marriage proposal to the man they all fear—Dregan, the War King of Druvaris. To the world, it’s surrender. To Vaeloria, it’s the start of her most dangerous plan yet. But Dregan is not the mindless brute they warned her about. And the more she learns his world, his people, his scars—the harder it becomes to remember which side she’s on. Because power has a cost. And the deadliest war may be the one she never meant to fight. Now, with rebellion rising and desire drawing dangerous lines, Vaeloria must decide what she’s willing to sacrifice: Her crown. Her kingdom. Or her...

  The Butterfly Diary: A Journey of Coming Home to Myself  Noelani Lee has everything she always dreamed of. A successful restauranteur husband and a pampered housewife lifestyle with quirky and interesting friends. Then her husband of twenty years vanishes with her inheritance money. Divorced, unemployed, and uncertain about the future, Noelani contemplates how to rebuild her life and move on from a shattered marriage. With her best friend’s encouragement, Noelani returns to Hawaii to jumpstart her life. She feels an ancestral tug toward something she doesn’t understand. A summons to come home. The islands hold more than a rekindling of an old childhood friendship, there is something more powerful brewing along the pristine ocean shores. The ancestors are guiding her down a byzantine journey of self-discovery that is both unsettling and empowering. Through a series of mysterious dreams and shamanic signs, Noelani realizes something is beckoning her to explore the unknown. ...

    "Your Ultimate Purpose" by SJ White Social media turmoil? Political strife? Assassinations? "Your Ultimate Purpose." Revised to address the world we live in NOW. A good book just got better. Learn how to take control of your mind. Who needs stress? Worry? The master of oneself is free. No stress. No worry. This one is full of good stuff. Check it out. Why suffer if you don't have to? That's not what you are here for. You're here for the good stuff. Click here to get  Your Ultimate Purpose on Amazon / Kindle  

  Tears from A Journal You don't need to lose a loved one in order to be more appreciative of those still around you, like your family, close friends, neighbors, coworkers, and even strangers. Forget about the elements that distinguish us from one other, let go the notion of countries, federal agents, 007's, religions, borders, and walls! They are mere illusions compared to the deeper values rooted in humanity. I know we are all very busy people, caught in the habitual chaos of our own realities, but still, when was the last time you used your love and strength to help a complete stranger without expecting anything in return? Click here to get Tears from A Journal on Amazon / Kindle   

  The Writing on the Wall by Molly Day Famous crime novelist Kennedy Clark is drawn into a police investigation when someone begins copying the murders in her books. Horrified, she is determined to do whatever she can to help catch the killer. Detective Levi Varrone doesn’t like anything about these cases, including having a civilian involved. There is something different about them compared to the “average” murder. His instincts have never failed him before but going up against someone like this will take everything in both him and his partner Chelsea Strong, who has her own motivations. Will they be able to catch the killer before it’s too late? Especially once they seem to be targeting Kennedy specifically... Excerpt: “What are we looking at here?” Levi asked the first officers to the scene after showing his badge. “A woman hung upside down by electrical cords with the letter C carved into her forehead,” an officer said a bit queasily. “We don’t know cause of death yet.” “I thin...