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Protect Your Peace: Nine Unapologetic Principles for Thriving in a Chaotic World

One of the most groundbreaking motivational speakers of our time offers hard-won wisdom, practical strategies, personal stories, and deep inspiration to help reframe your life as a force for good.

“A voice that stands out, reaches into your soul, and gives you the answers and the tools to overcome your challenges and achieve more.” — Dean Graziosi, best-selling author

Your perspective on life can be your power or your prison. It can serve your anxiety, your stress, and your depression, or it can support your peace, your courage, and your growth.

Trent Shelton, one of the most groundbreaking and dynamic teachers of our time, wants to help you chart your path to a new perspective. Now available in paperback for the first time, Protect Your Peace offers tools to reshape your mindset and redefine the meaning you find in your life—tools that he knows can work for you, because he has used them himself to transform his own life.

In these pages, Trent outlines nine essential principles to help you:

• Protect your energy from the things that drain it
• Protect your mind from the things that distract you
• Protect your soul from the things that don’t fulfill you

You’ll learn simple strategies for setting clear boundaries, disconnecting from negativity, honing your vision and your focus, and bringing your life into alignment with your true power and purpose—with Trent as your straight-talking, profoundly inspiring guide who’s with you every step of the way.

Trent lets you know in no uncertain terms that there is a war on—a war for your worth. The toughest battle in it is the one you’re fighting within yourself. And Protect Your Peace gives you a road map to victory. As Trent says: Let’s get it!

Your Soul Had a Dream, Your Life Is It: How to Be Held by Life When It Feels Like Everything Is Falling Apart

People think that the darkness is the end, but it’s also the beginning. Each of us exist in a constant state of change, growth and transformation. But in order for the rebirth to happen we must find the courage to surrender who we once were to create space for who we are becoming.

In Your Soul Had A Dream, Your Life Is It, bestselling author Rebecca Campbell shares her personal journey of learning to navigate life’s darkest nights, opening to healing and reconnecting with the spirit of Life. This book will support you to:

• navigate your own dark nights of the soul
• embrace life’s great cycles and initiatory gateways
• understand that healing is always happening
• receive ancestral healing
• be held and supported by the unseen world of spirit that is all around you
• return to the Mystery School of nature
• embrace the ‘Way of the Mystic’ and walk your sacred path

May these pages hold you through the changing seasons of your life. May they invite you to live courageously and say yes to how life is trying to initiate you. Has your soul been scheduled to go deeper than before?

The Queen’s Path: A Revolutionary Guide to Womens Empowerment and Sovereignty

A fascinating exploration of the Divided Woman, the key to understanding why women cannot take a hero’s journey. Every woman battles being a Divided Woman, whether she is a stay-at-home mom or a high-powered corporate executive.

In this book, psychotherapist Dr. Stacey Simmons explores the tracks women are placed on that turn them against themselves at a young age. Using fairy tales, stories, films, television, musicals, and the lives of her patients, Dr. Simmons reveals an ancient pattern hidden in plain sight for over a thousand years. She named it The Queen’s Path, and in this book she explains how it has been used against women for millennia, and how women can turn the pattern to their advantage, and use it themselves to overcome obstacles and become the rightful queens of their own lives.

Sovereignty—the ability to advocate for, and ultimately direct one’s own life—is the realm every person longs for. There is a path to sovereignty for every woman who wants it, if she’ll only place her glass slipper along The Queen’s Path.

The Queen’s Path is a rare combination of both a guidebook and a story map to help anyone make sense of the world of women.

Not Part of the Plan: Tik-Tok Sensation | From Author of Things We Never Got Over | Book 4 in the Blue Moon Series | Romance | Enemies to Lovers | Best of Booktok!

TIK-TOK MADE ME BUY IT!

Welcome back to the quirky, romantic small town of Blue Moon Bend: home to this enticing romantic comedy series from the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Things We Never Got Over and the fan-favourite Riley Thorn books.
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“He’s the kind of man who would talk you into dropping your panties in a coat closet at a party, dole out orgasms like after-dinner mints, and then never call you again.”

Photographer Nikolai Vulkov is a love ’em and leave ’em bad boy with a leather jacket, motorcycle, and sexy-as-sin grin.

He is not Emma Merrill’s type. The feisty brewery manager isn’t impressed by Niko’s charm or his “no strings attached” offer. She’s the kind of girl a man settles down with. And the small town of Blue Moon is where she and her sisters have decided to put down roots.

In Niko’s experience, relationships only lead to heartache. Besides, he’s only in town until he finds a way to get his creative mojo back. He and Emma are completely wrong for each other. Even the matchmaking Beautification Committee agrees. They should definitely stay in the friend zone.

Okay. So maybe they gave in to their attraction that one time. Fine. Five times. Who’s counting? But once Emma’s ex-boyfriend shows up in town, she’ll come to her senses, and Niko will go back to New York. Right?

Lucy Score brings to life the “nosiest small town in upstate New York” in this charming and compelling romantic comedy – the fourth in a series of romcom romps through the small but lively town of Blue Moon Bend.

Tropes
• Romantic Comedy
• Spicy Romance
• Small Town
• Enemies to Lovers
• Contemporary Romance

The Blue Moon Series:
• No More Secrets
• Fall into Temptation
• The Last Second Chance
• Not Part of the Plan
• Holding on to Chaos
• The Fine Art of Faking It
• Where It All Began
• The Mistletoe Kisser

Life’s Magic Moments

As he steps into his ninety-first year, the prolific Ruskin Bond brings nine decades of wisdom to his readers, encapsulated in a book that draws from the author’s most personal experiences.

Reflecting on childhood and old age, people and places and Mother Nature—an inseparable part of his life—the writer ponders over the fleeting nature of human ambition, the sanctity of dreams (for he still dreams) and the endless generosity of our planet.

Fresh and witty, the text puts forth profound learnings with a candour that is uniquely his. Featuring life lessons, musings and memorable quotes, this book is a tribute to life’s magical moments. Because when life fades, it’s words and memories that live on.

The War that Made R&AW

Two events in the 1960s underlined the urgent need to restructure and revitalise India’s Intelligence system: the 1962 war against China, and the one against Pakistan in 1965, both shocking instances of failures in information gathering. The officer who would be given charge of this task was R.N. Kao—someone as unlike romanticised ideals of spies in films and novels as possible.
The founder-chief of India’s Research and Analysis Wing lived and operated from the shadows. Understated and gentlemanly, he may not have looked the part, but Kao undoubtedly put Indian Intelligence on the world map.
In this riveting book, authors Anusha Nandakumar and Sandeep Saket trace the roots of modern Indian espionage and describe the newly formed R&AW’s integral role in the liberation of Bangladesh. Kao had one goal, to build an Intelligence-gathering agency that would ensure the security and integrity of India. And eventually, the legend of the ‘Kaoboys’—the nickname given to the team he built—would spread far and wide. This is the compelling tale of how it started; of covert operations, courage and quick thinking; and of how wars are won as much off the battlefield as on it.

Secession of the Successful

Why are so many of our fellow citizens disentangling from the political and economic future of India to invest in the destiny of other nations? Are Non-Resident Indians turning irreversibly into Non-Returning Indians? Is enhancing soft power a fair trade off for losing priceless human capital? And, perhaps most pertinently, is India becoming, after Russia and China, the constricting land of intolerance and authoritarianism from which the elites flee in droves, seeking greener and more liberal pastures—not to forget tax havens.

Marshalling his magisterial scholarship into highly readable prose, Sanjaya Baru raises all these questions and more in Secession of the Successful: The Flight Out of New India, which more than being a tome is a wakeup call we had better heed.

Bougainvillea House

Clarice Aranxa has come to Bougainvillea House to die. But there will be no peace here, nor quiet surrender, as long-forgotten memories are brutally revived. And even as Clarice grows weaker by the day from the ravages of motor neuron disease, her violent past is mirrored in a series of unexplained deaths.

21 Habits to Yogic Living

Yoga has emerged as one of the biggest safety kit to surviving the new digital lifestyle we have. However, people are still confused about what works and what doesn’t. Instead of adopting long routines, small things done everyday help in starting a day well, quelling anxiety, feeling energetic during the day and then getting a sound, peaceful sleep at night.

This book by well-known yogini Juhi Kapoor brings together a dincharya or a daily routine that puts you on the path of yogic healing. From waking up stretches to kriyas for detoxification, exercises to bring down the strain in your eyes and ears; from surya namaskars with vedic chants to balancing both sides of the brain and bringing harmony in your mind, body and breath, 21 habits, tells you how exactly to incorporate yoga in your day-to day life and bring about that sea change you have been aspiring for.

This Book Won’t Teach You Parenting

Parenting is a journey of self-discovery as much as it is about raising children. In this book, psychotherapist Riri G. Trivedi and parent coach Anagha Nagpal draw on years of expertise in psychotherapy and positive parenting to provide valuable insights and much-needed support for Indian parents across the globe to balance cultural nuances with modern challenges like screen time, social media, teen relationships, and joint family dynamics.
Rich with global research and real-life stories, this book offers a framework for positive parenting in the Indian cultural context and presents timely, age-appropriate strategies to handle every stage of your child’s life—from toddlerhood to teenage.
Learn how to heal from your childhood trauma and break free from negative patterns through self-reflection exercises. Discover self-regulation techniques to respond calmly to stress, setting a positive example for your children. Pave a healthier way for your child to develop a positive mindset and emotional resilience to handle the ups and downs of growing up.

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