Aurelia Skye 
Wrong Place, Right Mate [EPUB ebook] 
Celestial Mates

Su Shu Quanji traditionally attributed to Huang Shigong of the late Qin Dynasty, is regarded as a remarkable and enigmatic work by the common people. With Taoism as its core, it integrates the princi …

Selling Snake Oil is sensational confrontation with the masterminds of the world’s most innovative and astonishing investment frauds. This book offers a glimpse into the ingenuity, psychology and str …

Geriatric neuropsychiatry is an integrative activity bridging the fields of psychiatry, neurology, neuroscience and geriatrics. Itreflects commitment to the principles that, improved understanding of …

"Undercover: Kiya and Malik’s Juneteenth Adventure" is an engaging children’s book that follows the imaginative journey of two young siblings, Kiya and Malik, aged 5, as they discover the r …

Stayin’ Alive aims to empower readers to think and live healthily by uncovering common health myths and facts swirling around online and offline. Leading cardiologist Dr Mak Koon Hou leads you to get …

National studies refer to traditional Chinese culture and academia. As a Chinese person, it is necessary to understand some Chinese culture. Whether it is for students to improve their scores in exam …

This book was written after conducting numerous interviews with corrections officers, inmates, doctors, and armed police officers in detention centers. It is a true-to-life police-gangster story unfo …

Buckingham Mockup is a spellbinding tale of dark comedy and redemption set in the heart of India. Join Alan Haworth, a savvy money launderer, as he gets entangled in the enigmatic world of Mc Coypuri …

The Tang Dynasty was a period of significant development in both domestic and international transportation, as well as a time when various ethnic groups moved from contradictions and conflicts toward …

Yuan Yuan grew up under the care and love of his grandparents and Teacher Zhang, filled with confusion and resentment towards his parents who were supposedly ‘mining’ in Qinghai and had abandoned him …