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Rebellions Oveture

In the epic conclusion of the Aeritheria trilogy, "Rebellions Overture," the flames of rebellion ignited by "Rhapsody's Echo" have engulfed the city in the fires of revolution.  The city, once a bastion of oppression and control, now stands on the precipice of a new age of freedom and reconstruction.

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The citizens of Aeritheria, emboldened by Zane and the resistance's unyielding spirit, must navigate the chaos of rebirth. The mines of Sheol have ceased their harrowing echoes, and the once-silenced voices of the reclaimed are now vibrant chords in the symphony of resurgence.

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"Rebellions Overture" is a tale of resilience and fortitude, where the seeds of insurrection blossom into the fruits of sovereignty. As Aeritheria grapples with its identity in the wake of liberation, each citizen must choose their role in this new society, shaping a future once deemed unattainable. The anthem of the rebellion may have silenced the age-old cries of anguish, but the true test of Aeritheria's destiny is only just beginning.

The Last Companion

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Twelve-year-old Eli Carter makes a solemn promise to his dying grandfather: to bury Boone, his loyal dog and companion when it’s his time, beside him in Montana. When his parents dismiss the idea, Eli sets off on a treacherous journey across the Midwest with his husky, Sebastian, determined to honor his word. Battling harsh winter storms, wild animals, and exhaustion, Eli relies on survival skills his grandfather taught him and memories of their bond to guide him.  As Eli’s parents and uncle frantically search for him, they confront their own fears and fractured relationships. Their pursuit brings them closer to understanding the strength and values instilled in Eli.​

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THE THIRD PLACE:

LIFE, WORK & CONNECTIONS AT STARBUCKS

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The Third Place: Life, Work & Connection at Starbucks is a celebration of the unsung heroes whose work shapes our world in ways we often overlook. Inspired by more than a decade of encounters in over 400 Starbucks locations across 15 countries, this book explores the lives of individuals whose stories began with a simple cup of coffee but reveal profound insights into the dignity of work, human connection, and community

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Through heartfelt narratives, the book highlights the quiet resilience of everyday people—teachers, truck drivers, morgue technicians, firefighters, and more—whose paths intersected with mine in Starbucks, the quintessential “Third Place.” This welcoming space provided a backdrop for conversations that not only deepened my understanding of their lives but also reinforced the idea that extraordinary stories often emerge in ordinary settings.

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The Third Place is more than a collection of stories; it’s an invitation to see the world through the eyes of those who keep it turning, often without recognition. It is a tribute to the spaces that foster connection and to the people who carry unseen strength, joy, and purpose in their daily lives.

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Whether you’re a fan of Starbucks, a seeker of human stories, or someone simply looking to reconnect with the value of everyday moments, The Third Place offers a journey of discovery, appreciation, and inspiration—one cup of coffee, one story, one connection at a time.

The LOOM

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The Loom is not just a prison. It’s a machine.


Its threads bind the forgotten, the unwanted, the broken—spinning lies for the world above while silencing the truth beneath its surface.

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Lila Braithwaite never planned to end up in The Loom. But when her quiet rebellion leads to the death of an elite, she is branded a traitor and thrown into a world of steel and shadows. Inside the prison, she finds herself among women stripped of their names and freedom, forced to weave tapestries of beauty while enduring unimaginable cruelty.

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But The Loom holds secrets stitched into its very fabric—truths hidden in the threads, messages meant for those brave enough to see. With the help of Mags, an aging poet imprisoned for her subversive writings, Lila must navigate the brutal hierarchy of The Loom and the ever-watching eye of Clara, the AI that controls their every move.

As whispers of rebellion begin to stir, Lila faces an impossible choice: survive in silence or risk everything to unravel the lies that bind them all.

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In a world of control and oppression, how far will one thread of defiance go?

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