Bøker utgitt av Archway Publishing

In this book, the author explains us in a real world of life that everyone tends to ignore. From the moment when the best is the one that is built from one's experiences.

Afsanah is a love story.It is a romantic book of poems that portrays Ishq in an extraordinary fashion. A concept of devotion is considered divine in certain cultures as love is sacred and spiritual.In this second volume of verse, Esma Ashraf shares poetic insight into her heart, journey through life, and perspectives of the world around her.Ashraf's extraordinary titles of the poems, shared in Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Urdu and English languages, explore a variety of themes and emotions that includes the power of words, sacred love, a veil that masks fantasies, a rippling wave of pleasure, dungeons in the mind, and much more."... An inspiring collection of poems that celebrates powerful emotions in their ever-evolving forms of everyday challenges of life."-Mirza Iqbal Ashraf, (Retired Professor and Author)

The Pursuit of Balance is a user manual for the emotional and spiritual parts of your body. It was written while recovering from severe trauma and abuse and is intended as a handbook for how to climb out of the pit of despair.

Joyce Williams loves the beauty of abstracts, she is a self taught artist with an ability to create designes she envisions after a few strokes.In this distinctive coloring book for all ages, Williams shares sketched designs titled to fit each image that will appeal to anyone who loves to explore beauty with colors. While coloring each design, artists of all experience levels will enjoy watching the unique sketches transform into masterpieces.Abstrabulous is a unique abstract coloring book titled with sketches that introduce a touch of creative art for all ages.

Although many persons navigating through a journey of grief have sensed a deceased loved one's presence in the room, dreamed of their deceased loved one, or had deathbed visions, they are afraid to reveal these experiences. They fear being laughed at, not believed, dismissed, or called crazy. So, what are the dying and deceased trying to tell us that others are afraid to believe and hear? Dr. Dee Stern relies on her experience as a hospital chaplain, parish/bereavement minister and grief therapist to share insights into the research and real-life experiences behind these different phenomena. This is to clear up confusion, help stop the ridicule, and remind others that what we say to the bereaved and others can make a big difference in not just their lives, but also ours. Dr. Stern identifies signs of the past, future, and present that are right in front of us. She shares the results of scientific research about various phenomena, and sites many stories from the bereaved about what they experienced from their deceased loved ones as well as insights into her own personal experiences as she witnessed signs from the dying.Signs or Coincidence? shares real-life stories and research data from a grief therapist that encourages others to listen to and support those grieving and receiving messages from the dying and the deceased.

A baby turtle hatches from an egg and embarks on a spiritual quest of self-discovery.

The Diana trilogy concludes with Plague! in which the evil bioterrorist, Z'ivik, has once again used his incredible intelligence to formulate and release devastating botanical plagues on numerous planets throughout the galaxy. The daughter of the Chief Medical Officer of the Explorer works with Alliance scientists to find the cure for these plagues. She suffers a vicious attack by Z'ivik and seems to suffer a debilitating nervous breakdown as a result. Z'ivik then formulates a deadly hemorrhagic fever which he unleashes on numerous planets including the planet of Zahri. The Emissary of the Alliance and his wife, parents of the Executive Officer of the Explorer, as well as the High Priest of Zahri, all fall victim to this catastrophic fever which has a mortality rate of 100%. The crew of the Explorer put their lives on the line to put an end to Z'ivik's devastation and to save the universe from total annihilation. Read Plague! with its fast-paced action and tension-filled plot in this perilous journey to the stars. A must-read for science fiction fans!If you love Star Trek, you'll love Plague!

Amelia and her two daughters, Anya and Hannah, are slaves in the South. Amelia holds tightly to a secret, but her eldest daughter Anya has a feeling it has something to do with the death of her father whose passing was accidental-or maybe not. Without the answers they seek, the women are sold and move to Peachtree Plantation.The secret is later revealed when Anya learns why they had to leave their old owner's home. She confronts her mother and lets her know their old owner lied about how her father died. Anya then finds comfort with the Peachtree Plantation owner's oldest son Craig Jr., and eventually falls in love with him. Craig's love is tested when he has to go against his family to save Anya. Love between people of different races comes with obvious complications; are they both willing to risk it all to be together?

Tempers flare between the Gods and Marid Djinns.Acts of revenge have blurred the boundaries between the realms. After Ragnarok, Sitoel returns to her gypsy tribe to sort out her feelings for Banter. When she arrives, she discovers her parents are outcast. The boy she scared while competing for the tribe's sacred bloodstone is now their gypsy king. Sitoel is forced to return to her escapology acts to pay the heavy toll of bringing her parent's back into the tribe. Gall loses Excalibur to the sea. His victories have gained the attention of the Greek gods, and Hel uses it to her advantage.Hel convinces them to declare war against the Marid Djinns. The scheme stirs a challenge that forces the Marid Djinns to retrieve the Greek gods' most sacred weapons. The task becomes nearly impossible while Banter and Sitoel face their trust issues. Akantha's personal feelings provoke her to join the quest, but secrets from the past bring more doubts. The turmoil introduces a fourth Marid Djinn. His origin and purpose answers several questions for the Marid Djinns. It also formulates a connection between the weapons Iblis collected, and a new one called the Corpse Candle.

During my many years of traveling all around This Great America, I would rent a car to visit potential building sites, meeting with all the relevant necessary parties needed for a potential business location and doing so see interesting signage. My job often allowed me a travelling companion either from the company or a local form the area to show me around the town. We would laugh as I read signs all using "Spoonerisms". This became a hobby that made the drives more enjoyably spent laughing. I wrote sign messages on scraps of paper collecting them in my travel case. Adding year after year to my Spoonerism collection. This is a small book to carry in the glove box, etc, for the family to read and laugh during a car, train, or plane trip. This has been my dream.

Abas Mirzaei, a faculty assistant professor in branding at Macquarie Business School, observes that woke branding has become the new wave that brands can no longer avoid. Avoid going woke, and your brand risks irrelevancy, especially with younger consumers. Go woke, and you're likely to experience a backlash.Until relatively recently, people wanted to buy high-quality cameras, reliable cars, and durable shoes and active wear. Today, however, many people want to buy a camera (to capture scenes of social injustice), shoes (that weren't made using child labor), and cars (that emit minimal carbon and are safe for the environment). Likewise, we purchase "animal-friendly" vegan handbags that are not associated with animal cruelty and use ride-sharing services that promise not to exploit drivers.In getting woke, fighting discrimination, and questioning the status quo, there are questions to address, steps to follow and considerations to take note of. This book unpacks the dynamics of woke branding, identifies its ingredients, and offers a roadmap for those wanting to walk into the uncertain world of wokeness. This book is neither a pro-woke nor an anti-woke polemic. Instead, with the appropriate critical distance, it presents a range of different views about wokeness: from woke authenticity, to cute wokeness, to woke sacrifice, and woke execution ingredients.So, if you're weighing the risks of engaging in "woke" moves and aren't sure how consumers will respond, then this book is for you.

It is 2003 and Corey Carter is innocently playing his usual pickup game of basketball on the school grounds when he suddenly hears, "Pop, pop, pop!" As soon as a body drops, Corey jumps a fence and heads to his grandmother's house. After a witness sends the police to his home, Corey's grandmother decides to send him to live with his mother who has recently been released from prison in Arizona.As Corey attempts to adjust to his new existence in gangland, he hangs out at the local Boys and Girls Club where he learns the color of an outfit can be the difference between life and death. While he becomes educated on the gangbang, Corey gets an up-close, personal reality check regarding fast money and all that comes with it. As play time ends, friends turn into enemies, and trust transforms into an illusion, Corey becomes immersed in a grown man's game. Now time will tell who will win when the last man is standing.In this urban tale, a young man becomes the freshest kid on the block when he moves from California to gangland Arizona where he must navigate the streets to survive.