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Teenage racing sensation Doc Copper and his spirited Bell Buckle Gang are tapped to represent the United States in the legendary Quad Continental desert race. Armed with little more than raw talent, grit, and youthful exuberance, they face seasoned competitors, unforgiving terrain, and dangers that push them beyond the limits of endurance. From scorching sands and treacherous canyons to lawless border towns and unexpected adversaries—including the wild and fearsome stallion known as Fire Face—every mile tests their courage and resolve.

Teddy Starr has it all. A beloved pastor in a small Midwestern town, a devoted husband and father of three, and a rising real estate magnate, he has built a life that gleams with virtue and success. Self-made in every sense, Teddy is a man of conviction, or at least it seems. But behind the pulpit and the polished smile lies a fractured past, and when a figure from that buried life reemerges, the once-sturdy walls of his world begin to fall.

Most management books tell you to focus downstream on your team and projects. Dalmo Cirne, seasoned leader with three decades of experience at companies like Disney and Workday, reveals that truly exceptional managers simultaneously navigate four essential streams. Drawing on his experience transforming startups and Fortune 500 companies alike, Cirne provides actionable frameworks for leadership development across each stream, showing what to do, why it matters, when to do it, and how to execute flawlessly.

The Subversive Art of a Classical Education is a bold call to reclaim traditional education as a radical act of cultural resistance, forming minds and souls for wisdom in an age of distraction and decline. In an age obsessed with screens, speed, and skills, The Subversive Art of a Classical Education delivers a bold, timely manifesto for reclaiming education as a deeply human pursuit. Veteran educator and bestselling author Michael S. Rose makes the compelling case that classical education is not just an academic alternative—but a revolutionary act of cultural defiance.

The Vietnam War was a tragedy for America—and for Vietnam. But for the Vietnamese, it was also a victory: they defeated the world’s wealthiest country and most powerful military. James Bradley, the author of Flags of Our Fathers, began to wonder, How did they win? Precious Freedom explores this question in a powerful novel that is drawn from the pages of history. Informed by ten years of research and hundreds of interviews with US Marines, Viet Cong snipers, and Vietnamese fighters, politicians, and leaders, Precious Freedom is storytelling at its finest.