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David B. Bond’s “The Menu: Feast on Fear” serves up a delectable blend of horror and culinary intrigue in this sinister collection of fourteen short stories. Bond takes readers on a spine-chilling journey through various dining establishments worldwide, each known for its culinary delights, enticing drinks, and seemingly impeccable service. However, beneath the surface, there lurks an unsettling question – how well do we truly know the restaurants we frequent, the chefs who craft our meals, and the ingredients listed on the menu? The author skillfully weaves tales that explore the darker side of dining experiences, raising questions about trust in the food industry. The collection delves into the mystery behind the scenes, prompting readers to consider the potential dangers lurking within their favorite eateries. Are the seemingly innocent delivery workers risking their safety to bring your meal, or could they pose a threat themselves? Bond’s narrative shines through as he blends horro

 Price: $0.99 Bro-Code 101: Never mess around with your best pal’s ex-girlfriend, let alone get her pregnant. Yet,  that  is exactly what I did... It was my darkest and wildest one-night stand. But also the night I had broken all sorts of friend codes. I had just realized who the sinfully curvy seductive woman I had hungrily devoured was; My best friend and business-partner’s freshly minted ex-girlfriend. And then, two days later, she walked into our company as the new lead architect. I hated the way she never succumbed to my orders; or how another part of my body took control over me whenever I saw her. Things got even crazier when I had to temporarily offer her my house to protect her. Now whenever I looked at her, all I could think of were the thousand different positions… Yet giving into my desire would cost me everything; my stay-single-stay-happy motto, my business and my friendship. But for her –and the baby I just found out we’ll have– I was ready to risk it all. *** “Surprise

  "Leader Not a Boss ” by  Benjamin Babic  is a valuable guide tailored for young and emerging managers navigating their initial leadership roles. Drawing from personal experience, Benjamin addresses the several questions and uncertainties that often accompany new managerial positions. The book strategically unfolds, mirroring the various stages managers encounter in relation to their teams. Benjamin delves into the nuances of leadership, emphasizing the distinction between being a leader and a mere manager, exploring how these roles coexist but differ significantly. The section on hiring is particularly insightful, offering practical advice for interview preparation, highlighting the unexpected necessity for managers to be equipped, even when conducting the interview. Navigating the intricacies of developing direct reports, Babic tackles the challenge of managing team members with diverse ambitions and career goals. The book equips new managers with effective approaches and tools