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Comeback: One Man's Triumph Over a Near Death Experience
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07N47FB1Z
FREE on February 1st
> "A powerful. compelling human life story of tragedy and triumph over adversity"
Earl Ofari Hutchinson Political analyst and best selling author
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Comeback: One Man's Triumph Over a Near Death Experience is a compelling, moving and inspiring story of how one man, Douglas Sandoval, overcame penury and violence at home and in the war, suffering, family loss and abandonment and trauma in his native El Salvador to seek a better life in United States. But it's also a story that tells of his enduring more hardships, family disruption, and personal trauma as an immigrant in adapting to and trying to find his place in a new country and losing himself and ending with his violence towards his mother. Given the massive media and public attention and concern about immigration and immigrants--legal and otherwise--from El Salvador and Central America, it's an even more compelling story for our times.
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Murderous Minds Volume 4: Stories of Real Life Murderers That Escaped the Headlines
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07N31HZ7N
FREE until February 2nd
> Tales of murder and darkness have a way of both terrifying and enthralling us.
>The line between man and monster is never as definitive or sturdy as we’d like to think. When seemingly ordinary people cross the line between normal behavior and violent acts, it raises the question: what were they thinking? Can your own mind be the key to becoming a monster?