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1764, Madras, India. Adhira’s father has been arrested again by the British East India Company, and the pirates her father steals silk for will not leave the Yadhavar’s home empty-handed. When Adhira and her mother fail to deliver the silk, Captain Sharva’s men steal the family’s most precious treasure: Adhira’s brother. Now, it is up to Adhira to save her family, but she will have to accept help from Benedict Morgan, a lieutenant in the East India Company who keeps arresting her father. Can the two put aside their enmity to rescue Adhira’s brother?

Whenever I hear about a hiker seeing a staircase 4 or 10 miles in the woods, I start to wonder what would be the purpose of the staircases in deep wilderness. And I think of everything from stairs being aliens' disembarking ramp from UFOs to stairs being an entry into a dimensional portal. To them being stairs that are present at that exact position but in a parallel dimension becoming visible in our aspect anonymously. Maybe that's why they are there one day but gone the next. I think we're living in some Matrix and these stairs lead out of it.

Castles in the Rain begins with the arrival of two new Reid family members, Carter and Cade Reid, who are fresh out of law school at the College of Charleston. They arrive to new staff members, but the remaining trauma from the loss of Malcolm and Molly Dargie hangs over them. Nevertheless, these two young men stand innocently before the haughty manor with dreams of their futures. Quickly, the two men attain their dreams of meeting the women of their dreams. Next, the goal of a family for each, but that aspiration meets with tragedy. Still, the brothers remain hopeful.

In Vivien Olaiya's book, Recover Your Mind and Body: Making the Most of What You Have Whilst Aiming for More, she touches on her own experiences as a 21st-century woman. And she serves some serious inspiration on how to recover the mind and body and triumph in the midst of the struggle. Today’s families are increasingly reliant upon working mothers as breadwinners or co-breadwinners. While social and economic changes constructed this contemporary reality, political decisions have shaped the struggles many families now face.

Melody and Judd learn that their new home at a small ranch outside Leavenworth, Kansas, proves to be just as harsh as life on the open prairie. A series of mysterious murders and a ruthless clan of travelers are no coincidence. How can the little town of Leavenworth bounce back from a man such a Francis McCray, a man who would as soon shoot you as look at you? Melody finds a few run-ins with death can lead her to a place of contentment and peace on the prairie.

That traveling educates is more than just a phrase. New locations and meeting other people are always a source of inspiration. The individual connects the new impressions with his or her actual life and tasks. The first part, “Compliance Travels”, takes the listener to a journey into the Italian Renaissance, where new ideas develop the “Leonardo Compliance Formula” and the “Owl Principle”.