Michelle Miller

In this sexy debut novel a high-stakes deal pitches the power of Wall Street against the savvy of Silicon Valleyuntil a young womans death threatens to topple it all.The Social Network meets The Wolf of Wall Street in The Underwriting, as it takes you behind closed doors into a post-recession world of sex scandals, power plays, and underhanded dealings.Todd Kent is young, hot, and on his way to the top of Wall Street when the eccentric founder of Hook, the popular new dating app, handpicks him to lead its IPO. Given just two months to pull it off, Todd and his investment banking teambrainy Neha, party-boy Beau, and old college flame Tara Taylorrace to close the $14 billion deal of the decade. Its the chance of a lifetime for Tara, too, who sees her opportunity to break through the glass ceiling and justify six years of sacrifices for her career. But nothing is what it seems in Silicon Valley, and when tragedy strikes Stanford Universitys campus, theres no telling where the sparks will fly.

A digital-age Edith Wharton . . . hilarious, exhilarating, and so, so clever. Kevin Kwan, author of "Crazy Rich Asians"A suspenseful, racy, and achingly honest story of the entangled lives of six young women and men as they take Silicon Valley s hottest dating app public.Tara Taylor runs six miles every morning, never eats after nine p.m., is the first to arrive and last to leave the office, but is starting to wonder why she bothers. When her old Stanford flame, Todd Kent, asks her to join his four-person team handling Hook s IPO, the deal of the decade, she sees her opportunity to break through the glass ceiling and justify six boyfriendless years of sacrifices for her career. And the $14 billion dating app might have more in store for her than a bigger bonus. But that kind of money changes people. When the deal is thrown into a tailspin, Tara and five others will each find out just what they re willing to give up love, family, integrity to get to the top."

In the challenges of solo motherhood, striking a harmonious balance between work, parenting, and personal well-being can be a formidable challenge. "Time Management for Single Moms" is an inclusive and empowering guide meticulously designed to aid single mothers in navigating the intricacies of their busy lives. This book, woven with practical insights and actionable strategies, serves as a roadmap to optimize time, reduce stress, and cultivate a healthy equilibrium between diverse responsibilities.

The Social Network meets The Wolf of Wall Street in The Underwriting, as it takes you behind closed doors into a post-recession world of sex scandals, power plays, and underhanded dealings.Todd Kent is young, hot, and on his way to the top of Wall Street when the eccentric founder of Hook, the popular new dating app, handpicks him to lead its IPO. Given just two months to pull it off, Todd and his investment banking team brainy Neha, party-boy Beau, and old college flame Tara Taylor race to close the $14 billion deal of the decade. It''s the chance of a lifetime for Tara, too, who sees her opportunity to break through the glass ceiling and justify six years of sacrifices for her career. But nothing is what it seems in Silicon Valley, and when tragedy strikes Stanford University''s campus, there''s no telling where the sparks will fly.

Turn on your lust. Listen and learn.Mindful Pleasure Guides is a playful guide series created to boost your pleasure and your sexual skills. The series is instructed by sexologists Michelle Miller and Asgerbo.So lean back, let go and enjoy the sexual journey - with yourself or with your partner.Michelle Miller is a trained psychologist at Copenhagen University and a sexologist at the School of Sexology.She is running Millerstherapi, which is a therapy, -lecture - and course company for women, men and couples who wish to work in depth with psychological resources and dynamics and with the sexuality, as a way to create healing and transformation in themselves and in their relationships. Asgerbo is a certified sexologist and the creator of handisex.dk. He specializes in disabilities and the male sexuality. He works with people with disabilities on all aspects of sexuality. In addition, he teaches support staff, relatives and professionals.

Love and Other Magical Things is a collection of poems that wanders through longing, heartbreak, and transformation, tracing the quiet ache of being unseen and the radiant power of being found. Blending raw vulnerability with mythic shimmer, these verses honor love in all its formssacred, sultry, and rebellious. It is a book for anyone who has carried invisible scars and still believes in the spell of connection, the alchemy of desire, and the magic of being truly seen.

Venice is a city of masks and unveilings, where ruin and rebirth flow together like the tides. In Venetian Resurrection, Tristan and Raven move through its shadowed canals and moonlit palazzos, enacting a love story that is both sultry and sacred. Tristan carries the weight of history, a figure of strength and reckoning, while Raven embodies flight and vulnerability, weaving power from her own shadows. Together, they ignite a mythic danceintimacy as rebellion, longing as agency, resurrection as velvet and flame.This collection of poetry invites readers into a communion where myth and modernity entwine, where desire becomes ritual, and where truth demands both tenderness and confrontation. Every kiss, every fracture, every vow whispered against the lagoon is a testament to transformation. Venetian Resurrection is not just a book of poemsit is a passage through loves labyrinth, a resurrection claimed in the heart of Venice itself.

Love Written in Candlelight is a collection that glows with intimacy, longing, and devotion. Each poem flickers like a flamesometimes soft and tender, sometimes burning with passionilluminating the hidden corners of the heart. In these verses, love is not just spoken; it is whispered in shadows, traced in warmth, and revealed in the quiet glow of candlelight.This book invites readers into a world where romance is both mythic and sensual, where desire and tenderness entwine, and where every line feels like a secret shared in the hush of night. Love Written in Candlelight is for those who believe that love is best expressed in moments of stillness, when words shimmer like firelight and linger long after the flame has gone out.

What if belonging does not require becoming like anyone else?Enough, Then Next is a contemplative work for those who have stopped striving for arrival and are learning to trust their own rhythm. Rather than offering techniques, promises, or transformation plans, this book invites a quieter recognition: the moment when life begins to meet you without force, when needs arrive on time, and when difference no longer requires comparison.Drawing from ancient philosophy, modern insight, and lived experience, Michelle Miller explores what it means to live after the search when awareness is embodied, joy is steady rather than intense, and love no longer needs an object to land on.This is a book about honoring personal flow while appreciating the many ways others move through the world. It speaks to readers who value depth without dogma, integration over achievement, and belonging without sameness.You will not find instructions here.You will not be asked to improve yourself.Instead, these pages offer companionship a steady presence for those learning to live from what is already here.This book is for readers who sense that nothing essential is missing, and who are ready to trust what comes next.

Some books offer answers.This one offers a pause.The Pause Between Doors is a work of philosophical nonfiction for readers who are spiritually curious but allergic to dogma. Written from lived experience rather than belief systems, it explores what happens in the quiet space between certainty and becoming, where meaning is felt more than declared.Through reflections on power, patience, suffering, humor, and restraint, Michelle Miller examines the human condition without rushing to fix it. There are no formulas here. No revelations to adopt. Only careful observation, thoughtful language, and an invitation to slow down long enough to notice what is already unfolding.This book is for readers who have outgrown easy answers, who sense that wisdom develops gradually, and who understand that not everything meaningful arrives loudly or all at once.The Pause Between Doors is not a guide.It is a companion for the long way around.

For more than two decades, Michelle believed strength meant endurance.She built a life around holding everything togetherraising two children, surviving a romantic but deeply codependent relationship with an addict, working in one of the most emotionally demanding helping professions, and pushing through pain long before it had a name. Control felt like safety. Love felt like responsibility. And silence often felt like survival.Then her body stopped cooperating.Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis after years of relentless stress, Michelle was forced to confront a truth she had avoided for most of her life: pushing harder was no longer an option. What followed was not a dramatic breaking point, but something quieterand far more transformative.Tethered and Untethered is a memoir about unlearning what we are taught about love, loyalty, sacrifice, and strength. It traces one womans journey through addiction, faith, motherhood, illness, and identity, revealing how deeply scarcity thinking, religious conditioning, and generational patterns can shape the way we staylong after staying costs us everything.With honesty and restraint, Michelle explores:Life inside a long-term relationship with addictionThe invisible weight of caregiving and codependencyParenting two very different children, including a trans son finding his voiceChronic illness and the reckoning that follows when the body can no longer carry what the mind demandsSpiritual awakening rooted not in doctrine, but in lived experience and surrenderThis is not a story about blame or redemption. It is a story about recognition. About the moment when control loosens, when survival gives way to presence, and when love becomes something you no longer chasebut something you learn to inhabit.Tethered and Untethered will resonate with readers who have loved addicts, lived inside systems that asked too much, struggled with chronic illness, questioned inherited beliefs, or sensed there might be another way to liveone rooted in clarity, compassion, and self-trust.This book is for anyone who has ever confused endurance with strength and is ready to let go.

Some families dont fall apart loudly.They adapt.They learn how to avoid what hurts, smooth over whats uncomfortable, and protect stability at all costs. In these systems, silence becomes safety, denial becomes normal, and the person who notices the truth is often labeled the problem.Truth Teller is written for those who grew up managing other peoples emotions, reality, and comfort, often at the expense of their own.With clarity, compassion, and emotional precision, Michelle Miller explores addiction and codependency as family systems, not individual failures. She names the unspoken rules, survival roles, and patterns of denial that quietly shape identity, relationships, and self-trust long into adulthood.Rather than prescribing confrontation or blame, Truth Teller offers a grounded path toward emotional sobriety:learning to detach without disappearing,set boundaries without punishment,feel without fixing,and trust your perception again.This is not a book about fixing your family.It is a book about recovering yourself.If you were the one who noticed, adapted, and carried what no one else would name, this book was written for you.

When city-girl Mia books a "peaceful" mountain retreat, she expects herbal tea, journaling, and maybe a few Instagram-worthy sunsets. What she doesnt expect is a feral raccoon staging a full-blown blitzkrieg in her cabincurtains shredded, granola obliterated, and her dignity clinging to the log wall for dear life.Enter Clint: rancher by trade, reluctant nature trek guide by summer, and the kind of man who thinks a frying pan counts as wildlife defense. One scream, one lasso, and one very caffeinated raccoon later, Mia and Clint find themselves tangled in chaos thats equal parts terrifying and hilarious.What begins as the worst meet-cute in history quickly spirals into a summer of misadventureswild hikes, sarcastic banter, and the undeniable spark between a woman who hates bugs and a man who wrestles Billy goats for fun.

Todd Kent, jeune et ambitieux playboy de Wall Street, est contacté par le fondateur de la start-up californienne Hook, une application de rencontre en ligne extrêmement populaire qui permet à ses uti

Long after the great pyramids were built - and quietly misunderstood- life in ancient Egypt continued. Rituals were still performed. The dead were still remembered. And the world,as always, was changing. Iset-nefret works at the between what endures. She prepares the dead, speaks the old words,and keeps the delicate balance that allows both Gods and people to carry on. She is practical,observant,and deeply familiar with the small things that keep sacred systems from breaking.When an unfinished pyramid rises nearby and traditions begin to to shift,Iset-nefertiti finds herself becoming more procedural, monuments are no longer trusted, and remembrance matters more than perfection. Alongside an overworked , a conscientious scribe, and a newly deceased king still learning the rules of his existence, she helps guide him through quiet transformation. The Weight of a Feather is a literary work of historical fiction set in Middle Kingdom Egypt, blending accurate ancient ceremonies and beliefs with dry humour and intimate human moments. Rather than focusing on spectacle and mystery, it explores how people adapt when systems no longer function as intended- and how meaning survives through memory, practice and relationship rather than stone.

In fourteenth-century France, a woman wrote about a soul so free it no longer moved by fear. She did not seek authority. She did not challenge doctrine. Living among the Beguines, outside formal vows and institutional protection, Marguerite Porete wrote The Mirror of Simple Souls, a book that traveled farther than she ever intended. As her words spread quietly through homes, monasteries, and marketplaces, concern followed. Invititations turned into summons. Clarification became demand. Marguerite chose silence. What Fire cannot finish is a literary historical novel inspired by the life and writings of Marguerite Porete, a medieval mystic whose refusal to shrink truth made her ungovernable. Told with restraint and interior depth, the novel traces her relationships, her writing, her confrontation with authority, and the uncontainable movement of a message that survived its author. This is a story of alignment. Not about how a woman died, but about what could not be ended.

Some lessons repeat until they are fully lived.Not Diminished, Not Deprived is a reflective exploration of what happens after emotional struggle loosens its gripwhen forgiveness no longer requires reunion, when self-love becomes embodied rather than aspirational, and when the familiar question "Why me?" quietly falls away.Written from a place of integration rather than intensity, this book traces the subtle shift from endurance to discernment, from trying to control or tame the ego to allowing it to find balance, and from seeking understanding outside oneself to trusting inner alignment.Through calm, contemplative prose, Michelle Miller reflects on relationships that have ended or changednot as losses, but as clarifying experiences. Pain is not denied, but it no longer lingers. Resentment fades. What remains is steadiness, clarity, and peace.This is not a book about fixing yourself.It is a book about recognizing what is already complete.For readers who have done the work and are ready to rest in what they know, Not Diminished, Not Deprived offers a quiet truth: nothing essential was ever taken from youand nothing more needs to be proven.

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER"[An] outstanding debut."Publishers Weekly (starred review)The award-winning journalist and co-host of CBS Saturday Morning tells the candid, and deeply personal story of her mothers abandonment and how the search for answers forced her to reckon with her own identity and the secrets that shaped her family for five decades.Though Michelle Miller was an award-winning broadcast journalist for CBS News, few people in her life knew the painful secret she carried: her mother had abandoned her at birth. Los Angeles in 1967 was deeply segregated, and her mothera Chicana hospital administrator who presented as white, had kept her affair with Michelles father, Dr. Ross Miller, a married trauma surgeon and Comptons first Black city councilmanhidden, along with the unplanned pregnancy. Raised largely by her father and her paternal grandmother, Michelle had no knowledge of the woman whose genes she shared. Then, fate intervened when Michelle was twenty-two. As her father lay stricken with cancer, he told her, Go and find your mother.Belonging is the chronicle of Michelles decades-long quest to connect with the woman who gave her life, to confront her past, and ultimately, to find her voice as a journalist, a wife, and a mother. Michelle traces the years spent trying to make sense of her mixed-race heritage and her place in white-dominated world. From the wealthy white schools where she was bussed to integrate, to the newsrooms filled with white, largely male faces, she revisits the emotional turmoil of her formative years and how the enigma of her mother and her rejection shaped Michelles understanding of herself and her own Blackness.As she charts her personal journey, Michelle looks back on her decades on the ground reporting painful events, from the beating of Rodney King to the death of George Floyd, revealing how her struggle to understand her racial identity coincides with the nations own ongoing and imperfect racial reckoning. What emerges is an intimate family story about secretssecrets we keep, secrets we share, and the secrets that make us who we are.

Ambición, glamour, intriga, asesinato, escándalos sexuales y luchas de poder en Silicon Valley y Wall Street. «Ponte cómodo, no podrás soltar este libro.»Lauren Weisberger, autora de El diablo viste

Turn on your lust. Listen and learn.Mindful pleasure guides is a playful guide series created to boost your pleasure and your sexual skills. The series is instructed by sexologists Michelle Miller and Asgerbo, and the second episode in the series includes a guide to mens pleasure. So lean back, let go and enjoy the sexual journey - with yourself or with your partner. Michelle Miller is a trained psychologist at Copenhagen University and a sexologist at the School of Sexology.She is running Millerstherapi, which is a therapy, -lecture - and course company for women, men and couples who wish to work in depth with psychological resources and dynamics and with the sexuality, as a way to create healing and transformation in themselves and in their relationships. Asgerbo is a certified sexologist and the creator of handisex.dk. He specializes in disabilities and the male sexuality. He works with people with disabilities on all aspects of sexuality. In addition, he teaches support staff, relatives and professionals.