by Laura Olsen

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The Magical Art Of Remote Work is a collection of 10+ amazing step-by-step tips for working remotely that will make working from home feel like magic.

Remote work is the way of the future! So, this book is an essential part of any remote worker’s toolkit. It’s a must-read for those who work in any of the increasing number of teams embracing remote work as part of their future.

The evidence-based tips for working remotely are sure to help you hack yourself and become a remote work wizard, whether you’re self-employed or telecommuting.

From the author:If you’re looking at this book there’s a good chance you’ve found yourself working from home, for one reason or another. Perhaps you’ve started a new job, or your company has moved towards remote work or more flexi-time.

While it seems simple—just do what you’d do at the office, but at home!—it’s often more of a challenge than expected. If you’re looking for some help, then you’ve come to the right place. I’m here to help you to work some magic and become a wizard at working from home! By following the tips and tricks in this book, you’ll make working from home as smooth and effective as possible.

I’ve spent many years trying to ‘hack’ or ‘optimize’ myself in all the different things I do in life. I’ve come across a lot of different ideas, strategies, philosophies, and techniques. It’s been hard to ‘cut through the fat’, so to speak, to find what actually works and what has an evidence basis. A lot of the sources of the information are also long, tough reads, academic, or take too long to get to the point.

This book will give you some tips and tricks to improve your remote work strategy. I’ve based the advice on my experience and the research I’ve found to be the most accurate, useful, effective, and practical. It’ll also help you to figure out what’s best for your working style and unique situation. You’ll be nailing those work goals in no time!

by M. L. Ray

4.3 stars – 35 reviews

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To win her love he must save her life.Asa Thorn, Nobel prize winner doctor, vampire, has come to Seattle for a conference but stays for the beautiful woman he finds there.Gaia Sullivan has no idea what the handsome doctor wants from her but neither can deny the devastating attraction.Soon their relationship turns sexual and Asa lets Gaia know who he really is – and what he really is. What Gaia doesn’t know is that she is the reincarnation of the woman Asa has loved and they have met and fallen in love over and over again throughout the centuries, and each time, it has ended with her brutal and bloody murder at the hands of Asa’s immortal enemy, Kabir.Asa is desperate to find a way to break the curse before history repeats itself but when Gaia’s life is threatened, events take a new and disturbing turn which could split the lovers up for the last time.

by Gigi Templeton

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I want him in such a desperate, dirty way, I can’t think of anything else…Leighton: Following a horrific breakup, all I want is to live drama-free. Then Lynx Henshaw struts through my door, looking every bit the raw and edgy rock star that he is and there’s just something about him that’s so…broken. His devilish grin and built-for-giving-multiple-orgasms body are difficult enough to resist. But then he starts pouring his heart and soul into the most amazing music I’ve ever heard and I’m totally lost—in him.Lynx: I’m covered in scandal that isn’t all fact. But I’m not interested in setting the record straight. It is what it is. Sh-t went down and I’m paying the price. Though, admittedly… Rock bottom’s not so bad when it comes in the form of a hotter-than-hell bartender with curves for days and glowing amber eyes that are richer than the whisky she pours at the dive bar where I’ve decided to unplug. The safe thing to do is to keep my hands to myself. But I’ve already proven I don’t play it safe…

by Peter Flannery

4.4 stars – 1,006 reviews

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A terrifying killer… A special forces soldier… And a young man with psychic powers.Can trust really overcome evil?Psimon is a young man with genuine psychic powers. As a child he encountered a killer known only as Lucifer. This terrifying encounter left the young Psimon traumatised, his powers blinded by fear. Now he knows just one thing for certain… in five days he is going to die. Lucifer is going to kill him unless he can enlist the help of former SAS soldier Steve Brennus. But there’s a problem… the only way Psimon can be saved from Lucifer is if Steve kills him first.Will Lucifer claim another victim or does Steve have the strength to overcome the visions of the world’s first and only psychic?