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The Light Reapers: A Good Day to Die

The world didn’t end in fire, natural disaster or even in a nuclear holocaust. It ended in infection. Years after a genetically-engineered virus tore across the globe, civilization is ash and bone. What remains is hunted by things once human—now twisted, feral, and evolving. Amid the chaos, a battle-hardened unit known as the Light Reapers wages a brutal war against both monsters and men. Their mission: destroy what threatens the remains of humanity and protect those too weak to fight back. Led by the enigmatic and tormented sergeant known as Priest, and a weary commander named Webb, the Reapers face horrors both biological and manmade—hybrid creatures, rogue warlords, cultists who worship the infected, and sleeper cells of terrorists bent on finishing what the virus started. But survival costs more than bullets. It costs pieces of their souls. As bonds are tested and lines blur between friend and foe, Priest must face his own inner demons—especially when a young hybrid girl is caught in the crossfire. Webb, caught in his own hell, is constantly faced with a dilemma where he must choose the lesser of two evils. In a world where hope is a liability, love a weakness, and mercy a mistake… the Reapers will show no forgiveness. Because in the wastelands of the new world, every day above ground is a good day. A good day to die.📖 Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4vYQrUB [https://amzn.to/4vYQrUB]

A New Theory of the Visible Universe

For over a century, physicists have upheld the belief that the universe consists of both matter and space — two fundamental components of existence. In A NEW THEORY OF THE VISIBLE UNIVERSE, Joe Fisher boldly challenges this long-standing assumption, proposing a revolutionary vision of reality: there has never been any “space.” Instead, there has only ever been one infinite, visible, contrasting surface — eternal, seamless, and continuously illuminated by an infinite form of finite non-surface light. Fisher’s radical reasoning dismantles the core principles of modern astrophysics. He asserts that the universe cannot expand, that Einstein’s curved space-time is imaginary, and that Edwin Hubble’s observations were misinterpreted. The Big Bang, Fisher argues, was an illusion — for an infinite universe could never have a beginning, an end, nor a period of cooling. Infinity does not explode; it endures. In this groundbreaking study, Fisher refutes the work of Einstein, Hubble, and Hawking, as well as the theories endorsed by NASA, Roscosmos, and the China National Space Administration. Written with clarity, conviction, and the rare courage to question scientific orthodoxy, A NEW THEORY OF THE VISIBLE UNIVERSE invites readers to reexamine everything they believe about existence itself. This is not just a book about physics — it is a call to see the universe as it truly appears: infinite, visible, and forever alive in contrast.📖 Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4xuLzIc [https://amzn.to/4xuLzIc]

The Witching Hour Lovers

The Witching-Hour Lovers is a lyrical and emotionally powerful story about devotion, timing, and the quiet strength it takes to walk away from the person who still holds your heart 📖 Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4vdjfZb [https://amzn.to/4vdjfZb]

In Search of the Optimal Human Diet

The world of diet advice is crowded with bold claims, conflicting headlines, and passionate opinions. Paleo or vegan? Low-carb or high-carb? Supplements or whole foods? In Search of the Optimal Human Diet takes readers beyond trends and into the science itself. This comprehensive yet accessible guide traces the history of nutritional science—from early experimental discoveries in the eighteenth century to modern, technology-driven metabolic research. Along the way, readers gain insight into how scientists developed the tools and methodologies that allow us to understand how the body metabolizes nutrients. Rather than promoting a fad or quick fix, this book equips readers with the foundational knowledge needed to evaluate dietary claims critically. By understanding how nutritional science evolved—and where it stands today—readers can cut through confusion and make evidence-based decisions aligned with long-term health. Designed for curious laypeople who want clarity without oversimplification, this book offers the context, history, and scientific grounding necessary to approach diet and nutrition with confidence.  📖 Available on NetGalley: https://www.netgalley.co.uk/catalog/book/847640 [https://www.netgalley.co.uk/catalog/book/847640]

In Search of the Optimal Human Diet: A Layperson's Guide to Nutritional Science

The world of diet advice is crowded with bold claims, conflicting headlines, and passionate opinions. Paleo or vegan? Low-carb or high-carb? Supplements or whole foods? In Search of the Optimal Human Diet takes readers beyond trends and into the science itself. This comprehensive yet accessible guide traces the history of nutritional science—from early experimental discoveries in the eighteenth century to modern, technology-driven metabolic research. Along the way, readers gain insight into how scientists developed the tools and methodologies that allow us to understand how the body metabolizes nutrients. Rather than promoting a fad or quick fix, this book equips readers with the foundational knowledge needed to evaluate dietary claims critically. By understanding how nutritional science evolved—and where it stands today—readers can cut through confusion and make evidence-based decisions aligned with long-term health. Designed for curious laypeople who want clarity without oversimplification, this book offers the context, history, and scientific grounding necessary to approach diet and nutrition with confidence.  📖 Available on NetGalley: https://www.netgalley.co.uk/catalog/book/847640 [https://www.netgalley.co.uk/catalog/book/847640]