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A second income stream that pays you for owning good businesses, explained without the jargon.

Most household budgets ride on a single paycheck. The Passive Income Dividend System lays out a calmer alternative: a layer of regular income paid by established, profitable companies you partly own, built one contribution at a time.

Written for readers...

All five Patchogu Island mysteries in one volume. The Thursday Murder Club if the cozy was hiding something real. The complete story of three women, one coffee shop, and the grandmother whose secrets they spend five books learning to read.

On a six-mile barrier island off the coast of North Carolina, the Ginger Mae Coffee Shop opens at...

A globe. A sundial. A maze of mirrors. An echoing grotto. The Athertons have a story their mother once told them — and a chain of clues that has been waiting for them all along.

Atherton Manor sits at the end of a long drive, its west wing closed off, its grounds vast and partly overgrown. Eleven-year-old Leo, ten-year-old Clara, and...

The complete novel in English and Modern Greek, side by side, for readers who want the story and the language at once.

At almost eighteen, Giorgos Balaskapoulos lives in Tarpon Springs, Florida, the sponge-diving capital of the world and a loud, loving Greek-American town where everyone seems certain of who they are. Everyone except Giorgos....

Inspired by the true story of the largest sports memorabilia fraud in American history.

Between 1997 and 2005, an FBI investigation called Operation Bullpen tore the lid off a national racket and produced more than sixty convictions. By the Bureau’s own estimate, most of the autographed baseballs, balls signed by Ruth, by Mantle, by Williams,...

Build income that runs when you stop. Not magic. Leverage.

This is not another hustle book. It is a plain, operator-focused guide to building income systems that keep working when you step away: the models that actually pay, the first system you can ship now, the implementation that turns one sale into a machine, and the discipline that keeps it...

The oak tree in Chloe’s backyard is eighty years old, and it’s dying.

A fungal infection, invisible from the outside, has been working through the roots all spring. An arborist has given it a deadline: treatment must happen before the end of August, or the tree is gone. And if the tree goes, the treehouse goes with it, the one with the loose...

On a Saturday afternoon, Maya drew twelve cats with tiny crowns, packaged them as a digital sticker set, priced it at $4 — and went to sleep. By Sunday night, eleven strangers had bought it. She made $44 from a device she already owned, using a free app she had downloaded to doodle.

That is what this book teaches.

Side Hustle Jr.: Your Guide to...

Writing letters for cash can be a fun and profitable side hustle. It involves participating in sweepstakes and contests that offer cash prizes for submitting handwritten letters. While it may not make you rich overnight, it can provide a steady stream of extra income with minimal effort.

Young Greek-American teenager, from a family steeped in the sponge diving industry of Tarpon Springs, Florida, has his doubts about carrying on the tradition. Even though there is a century of history, including his brother already being a sponge diver, he struggles with even the thought of making dives. Under pressure from his grandmother, his...

The expensive defects are not the ones that get rejected.

One of the author’s hardcovers is on sale right now with its spine printed upside down. It passed every check. The geometry is exact, every element clears every published limit, and no automated test in existence would catch it, because an inverted spine has perfect measurements.

Every...

The mystery with one of the most famous twists ever written — and the case that made Hercule Poirot a legend.

In the quiet village of King’s Abbot, the wealthy Roger Ackroyd is found stabbed in his study. Retired to grow vegetable marrows, Hercule Poirot is drawn back to work by a neighbor’s plea — and the solution he uncovers stunned readers in...

In 1873, four young Americans nearly walked off with the Bank of England’s fortune. This is the confidence man’s own story.

No tunnel. No pistol. Just good tailoring, a false name, and a devastating understanding of how Victorian banking ran on trust. Posing as a wealthy American named Frederick Albert Warren, Austin Bidwell talked his way into...

A Peruvian mummy, a strangled scholar, and a fortune in emeralds — a vintage murder mystery from the best-selling detective novelist you’ve never heard of.

When a rare green mummy vanishes and a man is found dead, an Egyptology-obsessed suitor must untangle a web of theft, obsession, and murder to win the woman he loves. Fergus Hume outsold...

Newlyweds tour the solar system in a private spaceship — a dazzling vision of space travel written two years before the Wright brothers left the ground.

An English lord and his American bride set off on the ultimate honeymoon: a voyage in their own gravity-defying vessel to the Moon, Mars, Venus, and beyond, discovering wonders and dangers on...

A stolen throne, a blackmailer’s memoirs, and a body in a country house — early, breezy, and unmistakably Christie.

When Anthony Cade agrees to deliver a packet of explosive royal memoirs to England, he walks straight into a tangle of stolen jewels, foreign intrigue, and murder at the great house called Chimneys. First published in 1925, this is...

The novel that invented the Gothic — and the book Jane Austen’s heroine couldn’t put down.

Orphaned Emily St. Aubert is carried off to a brooding castle in the Apennines, where a scheming guardian, a veiled horror, and secrets behind every locked door test her reason and her courage. First published in 1794, The Mysteries of Udolpho is the...

An undercover detective infiltrates a council of anarchists — and falls down a rabbit hole that has baffled and delighted readers for over a century.

Gabriel Syme is a poet and a policeman, sworn to destroy the secret Central Council of Anarchists, whose seven members are code-named for the days of the week. But nothing on that council is what...

The thrilling conclusion of the complete, unabridged original that gave the world Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street. This is Volume Two.

The barber’s trade by St. Dunstan’s church has grown too bold, and the mystery of the string of pearls, the missing sailor, and the celebrated pies of Mrs. Lovett draws steadily toward the light....

The complete, unabridged original that gave the world Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street — a two-volume annotated edition. This is Volume One.

A stranger walks into a small barber’s shop by St. Dunstan’s church. He is never seen to walk out. So begins the most notorious penny dreadful ever written, the sprawling Victorian romance...