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It's 1976. This novel, set in small town British Columbia, takes us on a soulful search for true love, identity, authenticity, and life purpose. Journey with Sasha, a young hippie mom, along with an ensemble of colourful characters, as they attempt to navigate a new path through evolving social norms and changing times. "A 1970's romance with a spiritual twist."

ETHAN PICKETT'S battered pickup truck is found in the valley of the Bluewater Ski Club, a four hundred foot drop, his broken and bloodied body trapped inside. Ethan is a local hero, a retired rodeo cowboy, and self-made billionaire businessman. His death is big news. When Charlie Beach hears the news, he's devastated. As a private investigator, he's had experience with death, but not with the death of someone as close to him as Ethan Pickett.On the night of the funeral, Charlie and Cedar, Ethan's daughter, and Charlie's best and closest friend since JK, are sharing a few beers and trading stories. At one point, Cedar makes a casual comment about the irony of her father's accident, running his truck off a dark and deserted country road he had been driving his entire life. Charlie didn't understand the concept of irony, but what he did understand was the bad feeling washing over him.The OPP's top investigators ruled it an accident, but what if they missed something? What if it wasn't an accident? What if the accident was staged to cover up a murder? With no evidence, no suspects, and no motive, Charlie wouldn't go hard at it, but he figured there was no harm in talking to a few people, asking some questions, see if anything popped. Charlie would be happy if it turned out to be nothing. But, if it turned out to be something, then he'd make it his life's mission to track down the killer, and send his ass to prison.

Lights that flash red is a glimpse into what I have seen and how I have felt. I have poured my thoughts into words over the years as a way to cope with an existence I thought I would have left behind. I hope to give life through these words.

Here's a #leadershiptruth: sometimes being a leader can really suck. Helping people grow and seeing them develop is hugely rewarding. Being able to influence outcomes and 'be at the table' is positively awesome. And sure, titles andsalary bumps can be great but let's be real: it's not all sunshine and lollipops.Laying off people you've worked with for years is painful. Having to fire someone -even if they deserve it - is never fun. Dealing with difficult people, delivering tough feedback and 'looking in the mirror' when things go sideways is never high on the 'fun factor'. And let's not even get started with the politics! Drawing on over 25 years experience of front-line leadership plus countless hourscoaching and working with leaders across levels and industries, GlainRoberts-McCabe shares straight talk on her biggest lessons learned navigating the leadership trenches. From hunting for your next gig, to reigniting your passion, to dealing with a psycho boss and everything in between, no leadership opportunity or train wreck is left unturned.So, if you've ever had days when you wondered 'did I REALLY sign up for this?!' this book is for you. Grab a latte (or a glass of wine...no judgment here) and find a dose of inspiration, motivation or kick in the ass when you need it.Remember, the world REALLY needs more great leaders. The world REALLY needs YOU.

Eat healthy and love it! Have fun creating delicious new recipes.Living without processed food! Be astounded by how healthy feels!Quit smoking! ...in three days.Quit sugar! I'll tell you why I did it.Quit white food! Eat real food.Living without plastic! We used to...Life habits - Creating no garbage! In 2004, I was living a thrifty life; but not living a healthy life. I had been smoking since I was 12 years old. I did not recycle. I used and reused plastic and did not own a reusable shopping bag. I did not eat organic. I ate fast food. I ate processed food. I was killing the world. I was killing my grandchildren. I was killing me. The excuses... 'I can't do it all by myself' and 'what can one person do???' did not work for me anymore and were, certainly, not going to help the world. I thought, I could at least try my best to live the way I thought everyone should. I could influence those around me who look the other way or are too lazy or have no gumption. I'm sure people thought I went crazy in my obsession with defeating these problems but it was the sanest thing I have ever done and I still do it today; with conviction, passion and determination. I want to lead by example. There are other people out there that believe a difference can be made. As I travel through my life time, I meet others who have come to the right place and realization that I was right and they wanted to know what I did.

Do you MIND to be fit?Of course not! Or...do you? Not just another book on Fitness and Mindfulness, this book is about introducing you to 3 new concepts by using the power of your MIND to achieve a healthy and balanced life. Cleverly written, the author spares no one with his risky and at times politically incorrect humor to get his point across the finish line. It's a simple and easy read, so give your MIND the fresh perspective it deserves. Why not?

The Elite Goalies Game Plan is a Blue Print for building highly successful goaltenders from minor hockey to the National Hockey League. This workbook is designed for a goaltender or goaltending coach to guide the developmental process through a progressive algorithm. There are no short cut to success but there is a map that you will find within these pages. This self guided masterplan is best supported with detailed book by Pasco Valana called Building Elite Level Goaltenders.

Run Away Like A Gingerbread Man tells the story of five-year-old Rustam, who lives with his mother in war-torn Afghanistan. When conditions at home become dangerous, they are forced to flee, and Rustam's mother comforts him with her version of the Gingerbread Man fable. The rich fantasy helps Rustam cope with the challenges of their escape. In our multicultural society, it is extremely common for children to have left their original homes, friends, their toys and possessions behind to begin another life somewhere strange and new. Unfortunately, it is often the case that these children were forced to leave their homelands out of necessity, out of fear for their own safety and that of their families. The author was inspired to write this story after escaping from Afghanistan with her then six-year-old son.

Getting a Life was written for recovering alcoholics who want to start working on the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous but aren't sure how to go about it. Formerly a daily drinker, the author is a recovering alcoholic who has been sober for over 30 continuous years. The beginning of any journey or lifestyle change can be overwhelming. This little book offers practical strategies and gentle guidance in the challenging transition from addiction to sobriety. Exercises at the end of each chapter provide a framework that allows the reader to review each Step and apply the information in the text to his or her own life. Goals of the book:*to offer hope and practical help to people just coming into the AA Program*to shorten the time required for newcomers to enjoy the gifts of a sober life*to walk through the Twelve Steps using straight-forward language that both women and men can relate to*to demonstrate that the Twelve Steps can be used to overcome a variety of other addictions as well as alcoholism*to address newcomers' frequently-asked questions*to be a guide for sponsors who want to help their sponsees work the Steps*to give concrete examples for working each Step*to provide additional support, especially for Steps four, six and seven