Showing results by narrator "Shaza Hamid" in All Categories

Four minutes. That's how long Owen Voss had left as himself before a roadside explosion changed the terms of his life, and his father's, forever.General Elias Voss had a choice no father should have to make and no officer was authorized to make: let his son die, or save him with classified...

Have you ever walked into a room only to stand there wondering why you entered, or found yourself smiling politely at someone whose name slipped out of your mind the very second they introduced themselves? Moments like these are frustrating, but they are not a sign that your mind is failing you...

How much are people telling you without saying a word? Every conversation contains two messages: the one spoken aloud and the one revealed through facial expressions, body language, tone of voice, and subtle behavioral patterns. Most people hear only the words. This book teaches you how to...

Motherhood is beautiful, challenging, exhausting, joyful, and deeply transformative, and sometimes, it is all of these things at once. In Motherhood Reflections, Shaza Hamid shares honest and heartfelt reflections on the everyday realities of motherhood, the uncertainty, the exhaustion, the...

Sometimes one bad decision is all it takes. Professional photographer Eliana thinks the worst part of her day is discovering her boyfriend has been cheating on her. Acting on impulse, she snaps a few embarrassing photos and posts them online for the whole world to see. The post goes viral. Unfortunately... So does the trouble. With witty dialogue, memorable characters, and page-turning suspense, One Bad Post is a fast, fun listen that proves one careless click can change everything. Perfect for listeners who enjoy humorous mysteries, amateur sleuths, and light suspense with heart.

You loved deeply. You held on too long. Now it's time to understand why—and finally let go.If you grew up with emotional unpredictability, abandonment, or inconsistent love, your nervous system may have learned to bond through hope rather than safety. You may have chased closeness, excused...