Self-made billionaire, Trevor Morrison, recounts his life from being a poor kid from a small town to creating one of the largest companies in the world, all before his 30th birthday. A true underdog tale is told in The Art of the Hustle. When Trevor Morrison graduated high school, he was desperate to find his purpose in life. With a lack of money and viable options at his disposal, he eagerly took advantage of the first opportunity to come his way. The harsh realities of the world were soon revealed as people who he thought he could trust betrayed him. The only thing that he could count on was his hustle - namely his wits and his insatiable desire to forge ahead despite a multitude of setbacks. *** Billionaire, business, startup, hustle, money, millionaire, success, struggle...

An Earth rampant with telekinesis results in isolated city-states forced to live beneath protective domes. Among the Americas, New Teotihuacan has arisen as the most powerful, thanks to its strict social classes and teenage fighting force known as masazin. A resident of New Teo's Worker City, Calli Bluehair loses her parents in a telekinetic storm caused by her little brother, Olin. Two years later, the siblings have five days to make final preparations for their last chance at a better life--Masa Academy and it's famous graduates, the masazin. If she fails, she and Olin will live out their last years condemned to the violent and self-indulgent underground of worker city. Those who survive the academy are rewarded with immortality. But only loyal citizens, ages 14-15, are allowed to register. Time is running out for Calli to prove that's exactly what she and Olin are, despite the accumulating evidence to the contrary.

A collapsed global economy. And a world gone to hell. People going postal. There seems but one thing to do: cave in to the Herculean pressures, or use them to transform from the human to the transhuman. So is born the Renaissance types of the early 21st Century. One in particular, Robin Baker, may be destined to lead them. If she can keep her remarkable powers growing ahead of theirs, and if she can keep her own mind from imploding, before one of them takes out the rest of the planet.

Elise Falk is your typical housewife. She cooks, cleans, and tends to the many necessities of her home. A smile is always plastered onto her face, and to the outside world she is merely the beautiful wife of businessman David Falk. Behind closed doors, however, this seemingly perfect couple is far from flawless. Within David is a darkness that has swelled during his marriage to Elise. Almost daily, Elise is forced to deal with David's other side--a side that has repeatedly brought her pain and injury. The secret has been well kept up until now, but when a terrible incident occurs Elise is forced to explain. Tables turn quickly, as Elise becomes the suspect of her own husband's murder. Joining forces with her arrogant lawyer, Elise battles for her freedom, while coping with the many horrid events that are repeatedly thrown her way.

A secret agent crosses the leaders of the widespread and clandestine criminal organization The Vespers. Few stand a chance in the grips of their wrath. Note: The cover is rather misleading. This story takes place mostly in the daytime. Second note: The Vespers were inspired by characters from the 39 Clues book series. No copyright infringement intended on the name, as I'm going to change it later. Third note: Thanks for reading! And bearing through these notes!

Matthew Knight has lived his life waiting for the day to be with Faye Jewels, almost all his life he was in a competition with one of his older brother, even though he was facing all this obstacles, he was willing to wait and fight, but one accident will put a ‘The End’ on the Happily Ever After that he wanted. Now that Matthew’s gone Jordan, his older brother and rival had a chance to win Faye’s heart, but another Knight started to develop feelings for Faye. When Matthew Knight died, the story should have ended, but it didn't. Matthew Knight’s love for Faye was genuine and true, but will he also prove his love lasts?

‘Death is very likely the greatest invention of life.’ STEVE JOBS, THE APPLE CORPORATION. For millennia mankind has searched for the elixir of eternal youth. Science has now brought us to the very brink of this search. Advances already predict that babies born today could live to well over 100 and very shortly to 140 and beyond. This could be the biggest threat to humanity… ever. Imagine this world if only a few select individuals were invited to benefit from this utopian world of eternal youth, wealth and power. This is the world of Primogeniture. – A world where The Firstborn holds power absolute. – A world where the banishment of death becomes the ultimate prize. However, one unlikely individual holds the key. But will he part with his secret? It is said that every man has his price… As the stakes rise – the very future of mankind waivers in the balance.

There are things in this world that we, as humans, choose to turn a blind eye to in the interest of our own selfish desires. Things that can ultimately blacken your soul and corrupt you from the inside out as the City of Danville soon realizes. The city, once a shining example of beauty and perfection, giving way to become nothing more than a crime riddled cesspool. With the city approaching what very well could be the point of no return, an intervening hand steps in to give Danville one last shot at Redemption. But, the redemption that this helping hand offers isn't the kind that one would expect. Plans ultimately unfold and lives are destroyed as Danville is taken to its breaking point and converges on being torn apart by the very seams that held it so tightly together. Which offers up the city a question: How far is one truly willing to go to sacrifice it all for one last chance at Redemption?

26 year old Bobby Shaw doesn’t want to die, not yet, especially not in her underwear and a t-shirt that reads, “A hug is just a strangle you haven’t finished yet.” She isn’t equipped to deal with the man who shows up in her kitchen in the middle of the night—a man who knows the answer to the questions that have been plaguing her recently, questions like: “Why do I suddenly have super hearing?” and “How am I going to pay rent this month?” and “Who the hell is this stranger in my kitchen and what does he want?” But the answers only lead to deadlier questions...