Windfall of Books

  I IRS (My Hell of Life) Author: James M. Moten From poverty to persecution, from faith to fire—this is a life the IRS couldn’t audit. In  I IRS (My Hell of Life) , James M. Moten delivers an unfiltered memoir of survival, racism, and spiritual endurance. Born in Crockett, Texas, and raised amid the cruel realities of segregation and poverty, Moten’s story begins where most would end—with tragedy. From the “Texas Inferno,” where systemic racism and violence took lives without justice, to the “House of Horrors” in Tucson, where hunger and hardship forged his resilience, every chapter reveals the making of a man shaped by pain but sustained by purpose. Through the voice of lived experience, Moten recounts a life haunted by loss yet guided by angels—his unshakeable faith in God serving as his compass through every trial. His journey through La Reforma, a turbulent housing project he dubs the “Racial World War III,” exposes the raw reality of American division and the strength it...

  Little Amish Girl They took her childhood, but they couldn't take her voice. At ten years old, Ivy Schrock’s world is shattered when her father’s abuse leaves her hospitalized and torn from her Amish home. Thrust into the foster care system, she is forced to navigate a string of families where survival is never guaranteed. Each placement erodes her trust, yet she slowly learns the strength of independence and the fragile power of friendship. As Ivy grows, the scars of her past refuse to fade. As a new passion offers a way forward, old shadows resurface, threatening to pull her back under. Heartbreak and betrayal sharpen the questions she cannot Where does she belong, and how much of her past can she leave behind? Through resilience and courage, Ivy is determined to forge a life of her own, opening her heart to love, friendship, and a future she never thought possible. Little Amish Girl by Viola Estrella is a raw, emotional women's fiction/coming-of-age novel which has rece...

      The Daily Wisdom Well: 366 Biblical Reflections for Christian Business Leaders The Daily Wisdom Well is a first-of-its-kind devotional created specifically for Christian entrepreneurs and business leaders. Written by Mark Ralph, it provides 366 daily reflections that combine Scripture with practical, real-world applications for business and leadership. Each entry is short, clear, and actionable, perfect for busy founders, executives, and professionals who want to stay rooted in their faith while navigating the demands of work. Unlike long-form business books, this devotional delivers bite-sized wisdom that equips readers to make ethical decisions, lead with integrity, and cultivate peace in high-pressure environments. By bridging the gap between faith and business, The Daily Wisdom Well empowers readers to succeed in their work while honoring God through it. It’s more than a book, it’s a daily habit and a trusted companion for purpose-driven leaders. Use coupon ...

  Darling For Hire Author: Sofialexandra Shalo m Brianna has rules. Keep her grades up. Stay invisible. And never let her two lives collide. To the world, she’s just a quiet college student who prefers to stay in her own lane. But under the fake lashes, black wig, and a name that isn’t hers, she’s something else entirely—a high-end escort with a schedule and a secret to protect. Everything works fine... until Zaiden McLauren walks in. He’s rich, rude, and used to getting what he wants. What he needs now is a fake girlfriend to play nice in front of his family—and to Brianna’s horror, he picks her. The same arrogant billionaire who once made her blood boil is now the man she has to smile at in public and keep up appearances with behind closed doors. But this isn’t the job she signed up for. Because the closer they pretend to be, the harder it gets to remember what’s real... and what’s just part of the act. Review: Sofialexandra Shalom’s Darling For Hire is a whip-smart, emotionally...

  The Lycan's Queen Author: S.R. Page (Redsonia) Valeria grew up hidden in plain sight, her true nature suppressed by magic. As an Arcanthrope, a rare werewolf with mystical powers, Valeria is highly sought after for breeding, power, and sacrifice. Just days before her 21st birthday, Valeria finds out that Isolde, a witch who raised her, plans to harvest her magic and give her to Sheridan Silvermane, the young Alpha who has been itching to claim her as his own. With no other choice, Valeria flees North, into the forbidden lands no werewolf dares to enter. There, she encounters Lucian Malrik, and the magic binding her prevents Valeria from recognizing him for what he is—the powerful Lycan King and her fated mate. Lucian brings her home, determined to help her heal, but enemies within his palace force Valeria to flee again. ... “Six months,” Lucian growled, his eyes reflecting a violent storm of emotions. “It took me six months to find—” “Mate,” she whispered. His anger was replaced ...

  The Neuroscience of Reading Music: Optimal Brain Development in Children Using Standard Music Notation HOW DOES READING MUSIC IMPROVE THE BRAIN? This groundbreaking book for music takes the reader into the human brain to discover the neural pathways for all music activities – including the essential neural pathways for composers, conductors, and all instrumental and vocal musicians who perform from printed music. “The Neuroscience of Reading Music” explores numerous topics including: What are the differences in the brain between “playing by ear” and “playing from notation?” Why is it neurologically improbable that learning notation early harms or lessens music intelligence, as many educators currently believe? What is the real role of music intelligence in reading music notation? What is alphabetic logic and how can it speed up the note reading process? Is simple-to-complex hierarchy neurologically necessary or just optional in learning notation? How does whole body coordina...

  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...