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Pilot Terry Lee has taught Bill Trevillian everything he knows about flying, enough that Bill's know considered the ace of American test pilots just as war breaks out in World War II Europe. Unknown to Bill, Terry's also taught his own kid sister, Kip, who's now almost as good a pilot as Bill and quite the looker to boot.

A hard-driving designer seeks acclaim by developing a Middle Eastern museum only to discover the project’s real value is not what she imagined.

Progressive Waveline is an audiobook of 65 sentiments that help and benefit listeners who are looking for a deep insight to resolving underlying issues within themselves and their environment. It also benefits individuals who are looking for different paths in their life's journey. It might also awaken some individuals who have lived their lives in limited ways, as Progressive Waveline book of sentiments might assist them in broadening their outlook in life.

Naima Adewunmi didn’t come to Providence looking for love—especially not the kind that could cost her everything. But from the first smirk, Timothy Ferreiro has her caught in his orbit. He’s her boss. He’s got a girlfriend. He’s the one person she can’t have. Still, the more they fight it, the harder it gets to stay away. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing isn’t breaking the rules—it’s wanting to.

A world very far away from earth that does not tolerate dissent. An alternate history where the Church rules with an iron fist and a prescribed dogma is all that it’s citizens have to rely upon. Young minds begin to ask questions and challenge the status quo. A Renaissance in science begins to take shape. An interest in astronomy will challenge the Church. A young woman will challenge the foundation of all that is known. Vistrassa, Shakalar, and Lamar will cross paths and young men and women will challenge their world. Blanchard 109 will never be the same again.

Adapted for middle-schoolers by Grace T. Hallock from Madame Curie, A Biography, written by her daughter Eve Curie and translated by Vincent Sheean, this concise summary highlights the challenges, successes and struggles Marie Curie experienced throughout her lifetime. This short audiobook dives into her difficult childhood, the hurdles she overcame in order to get an education in Russia controlled Poland, as well as the endless travails she had as one of the few female scientists at the turn of the 20th century.

The police have some questions for Eddy Sparrow. Questions about a body found at the bottom of a well. As she answers the officer's questions, she mentions a mysterious manuscript hidden in her recently deceased mother's desk drawer. The manuscript is about a young girl named Cat who returns home after her own mother's death to find her house haunted. As Eddy reads Cat's story, her own secrets emerge, and she begins to experience strange phenomena: wet footprints, phantom phone calls, and nightmares.