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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some things the Devil does not give back.For three hundred years, the people of Cedar Grove, New Jersey have told their children the same warning about the pool at the back of Community Park. Do not swim. The Devil lives in it. He pulls you under, and he keeps what he pulls.In the summer of 1989, eighteen-year-old Danny Mercer watched his best friend jump from the Devil's Ledge and go straight through the Eye at the center of the pool. The body was never recovered. Danny shipped out for Fort Dix four weeks later and did not come home to Cedar Grove for thirty-seven years.Last May, another boy drowned at Devils Hole. His name was Tyler Almeida. His arms had been folded across his chest by something that was not the current. Before he jumped he said the same words Scotty Vance had said in 1989.It's all right. He says it's all right. Let go.Now Danny Mercer is home, and he has one weekend to keep a promise he made on the Devil's Ledge at eighteen years old. He has the friend who never left. He has the woman who has policed the ravine for three decades. He has an old cop at the Pilgrim Diner who remembers every name the pool has ever taken. And he has the letter from Scotty Vance he carried in a drawer for thirty-seven years and finally opened in the wrong guest bedroom.They are going into the water. They are going to find what the Devil kept. And someone is coming out without something they came in with.A literary thriller of hometown grief and supernatural debt, set in the Watchung hills of Essex County, New Jersey.For readers of: Paul Tremblay (A Head Full of Ghosts) Stephen Graham Jones (The Only Good Indians) Grady Hendrix (The Final Girl Support Group) From the author: I grew up on Bradford Avenue. I stood outside Capaldi's with the other kids in the summer of 1989. I went to CCD at St. Mary's on Wednesdays. I watched Doug Flutie shoot a free throw on the blacktop at Leonard R. Parks. I graduated from Cedar Grove High that June, enlisted in the Army that August, and did not come back for a long time. Devils Hole is the book I have been carrying since I was eighteen years old. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Every Cedar Grove kid of a certain age remembers the sign. It hung off the rust-brown steel of the deck girder bridge over Pompton Avenue through all of the 1970s, in big white letters on a faded green ground: RIDE THE OLD STEAM TRAIN.The sign was a billboard. The Morris County Central Railroad ran a working steam tourist line out at Whippany, and the sign was pointing Cedar Grove parents west on Route 46 for a Sunday family outing. The sign came down in 1979, around the time the rails themselves were pulled up and the right-of-way went quiet. That was almost fifty years ago.In June of 2027, a twelve-year-old boy named Charlie Almeida walked out of his bedroom on Ridge Road at 3:14 in the morning in his pajamas. He walked six blocks through a sleeping town. He climbed the chain-link fence at the approach to the abandoned bridge. He stood alone on the deck girder in the middle of the night and faced east toward the old Cedar Grove station, and he was dead before dawn with a nineteenth-century rail spike through his jaw.The last recorded spiking in Essex County was in 1897.Now the new chief of the Cedar Grove Police Department, a thirty-one-year-old named Ray Koslowski, has to solve a murder whose weapon was last used before his grandmother was born. To do it he will have to go to his aunt Rachel Rinaldi, who ran this department before him. He will have to go to the quiet old cop at the Pilgrim Diner who has been keeping a filing cabinet in his garage for fifty years. He will have to go to a man named Elias Corwin with a cedar box in his kitchen that has been waiting a century and a third for someone to open it. And at the end of a long weekend, he will have to make a call to Virginia, to the retired Army colonel who thought he had already paid Cedar Grove everything he owed it.They are going to ride the train. They are going to find out what it's been carrying. And someone is going to stay on board when the trip is done.A supernatural thriller of small-town secrets, generational debts, and the hundred-and-thirty-year-old folklore every Cedar Grove mother used to tell her children before bed.From the author: The sign on the bridge is real. The rail line is real. The deck girder bridge still stands. The trail is open to joggers and dog walkers now, and most of them don't know what the path they are walking used to be. The book is what I have been hearing, quietly, about the tracks, for almost forty years. The Old Steam Train is the second novel in THE STRANGE OF CEDAR GROVE. If you missed Book One, start with Devils Hole or jump in here. The town will still be there when you come back to it This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The market moves fast but not always efficiently.In the opening seconds of a new candle, price often surges in one direction with conviction. Most traders chase that move.They're wrong.The Swell Candle Strategy reveals why those early moves fail and how to profit from them consistently. Inside This Book, You'll Discover: The "Fake Out" phenomenon why early momentum is often deceptiveHow to identify high-probability reversal setups within secondsThe exact mechanics behind the "Swell" (mean reversion move)A complete contrarian options scalping frameworkPrecision entry and exit timing for maximum efficiencyA structured risk management system built for short-duration tradesThe market conditions where this strategy thrives and where it failsA full data tracking and backtesting framework to refine your edgeWhat Makes This Strategy DifferentMost trading systems rely on predicting direction.This one doesn't.Instead, it exploits a consistent behavioral pattern: Traders overreact at the start of a candle and get trapped.By fading that overreaction and capturing the immediate correction, you gain access to a repeatable edge built on market structure, liquidity dynamics, and human behavior.Who This Book Is ForActive traders looking for short-term opportunitiesOptions traders seeking fast, repeatable setupsTraders tired of chasing momentum and getting trappedAnyone who wants a rule-based, high-speed trading frameworkImportantThis is not a "get rich quick" system.This is a precision-based execution strategy that requires: DisciplineSpeedConsistencyBut when applied correctly, it offers a powerful way to extract profits from one of the most overlooked inefficiencies in intraday trading.If You've Ever Thought: "Why does price reverse right after I enter?""Why do breakouts fail so often?""Why does the first move of a candle feel like a trap?"This book will show you exactly why and how to turn that into an advantage.Stop chasing the move. Start fading it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some things the Devil does not give back.For three hundred years, the people of Cedar Grove, New Jersey have told their children the same warning about the pool at the back of Community Park. Do not swim. The Devil lives in it. He pulls you under, and he keeps what he pulls.In the summer of 1989, eighteen-year-old Danny Mercer watched his best friend jump from the Devil's Ledge and go straight through the Eye at the center of the pool. The body was never recovered. Danny shipped out for Fort Dix four weeks later and did not come home to Cedar Grove for thirty-seven years.Last May, another boy drowned at Devils Hole. His name was Tyler Almeida. His arms had been folded across his chest by something that was not the current. Before he jumped he said the same words Scotty Vance had said in 1989.It's all right. He says it's all right. Let go.Now Danny Mercer is home, and he has one weekend to keep a promise he made on the Devil's Ledge at eighteen years old. He has the friend who never left. He has the woman who has policed the ravine for three decades. He has an old cop at the Pilgrim Diner who remembers every name the pool has ever taken. And he has the letter from Scotty Vance he carried in a drawer for thirty-seven years and finally opened in the wrong guest bedroom.They are going into the water. They are going to find what the Devil kept. And someone is coming out without something they came in with.A literary thriller of hometown grief and supernatural debt, set in the Watchung hills of Essex County, New Jersey.For readers of: Paul Tremblay (A Head Full of Ghosts) Stephen Graham Jones (The Only Good Indians) Grady Hendrix (The Final Girl Support Group) From the author: I grew up on Bradford Avenue. I stood outside Capaldi's with the other kids in the summer of 1989. I went to CCD at St. Mary's on Wednesdays. I watched Doug Flutie shoot a free throw on the blacktop at Leonard R. Parks. I graduated from Cedar Grove High that June, enlisted in the Army that August, and did not come back for a long time. Devils Hole is the book I have been carrying since I was eighteen years old. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Every Cedar Grove kid of a certain age remembers the sign. It hung off the rust-brown steel of the deck girder bridge over Pompton Avenue through all of the 1970s, in big white letters on a faded green ground: RIDE THE OLD STEAM TRAIN.The sign was a billboard. The Morris County Central Railroad ran a working steam tourist line out at Whippany, and the sign was pointing Cedar Grove parents west on Route 46 for a Sunday family outing. The sign came down in 1979, around the time the rails themselves were pulled up and the right-of-way went quiet. That was almost fifty years ago.In June of 2027, a twelve-year-old boy named Charlie Almeida walked out of his bedroom on Ridge Road at 3:14 in the morning in his pajamas. He walked six blocks through a sleeping town. He climbed the chain-link fence at the approach to the abandoned bridge. He stood alone on the deck girder in the middle of the night and faced east toward the old Cedar Grove station, and he was dead before dawn with a nineteenth-century rail spike through his jaw.The last recorded spiking in Essex County was in 1897.Now the new chief of the Cedar Grove Police Department, a thirty-one-year-old named Ray Koslowski, has to solve a murder whose weapon was last used before his grandmother was born. To do it he will have to go to his aunt Rachel Rinaldi, who ran this department before him. He will have to go to the quiet old cop at the Pilgrim Diner who has been keeping a filing cabinet in his garage for fifty years. He will have to go to a man named Elias Corwin with a cedar box in his kitchen that has been waiting a century and a third for someone to open it. And at the end of a long weekend, he will have to make a call to Virginia, to the retired Army colonel who thought he had already paid Cedar Grove everything he owed it.They are going to ride the train. They are going to find out what it's been carrying. And someone is going to stay on board when the trip is done.A supernatural thriller of small-town secrets, generational debts, and the hundred-and-thirty-year-old folklore every Cedar Grove mother used to tell her children before bed.From the author: The sign on the bridge is real. The rail line is real. The deck girder bridge still stands. The trail is open to joggers and dog walkers now, and most of them don't know what the path they are walking used to be. The book is what I have been hearing, quietly, about the tracks, for almost forty years. The Old Steam Train is the second novel in THE STRANGE OF CEDAR GROVE. If you missed Book One, start with Devils Hole or jump in here. The town will still be there when you come back to it This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The market moves fast but not always efficiently.In the opening seconds of a new candle, price often surges in one direction with conviction. Most traders chase that move.They're wrong.The Swell Candle Strategy reveals why those early moves fail and how to profit from them consistently. Inside This Book, You'll Discover: The "Fake Out" phenomenon why early momentum is often deceptiveHow to identify high-probability reversal setups within secondsThe exact mechanics behind the "Swell" (mean reversion move)A complete contrarian options scalping frameworkPrecision entry and exit timing for maximum efficiencyA structured risk management system built for short-duration tradesThe market conditions where this strategy thrives and where it failsA full data tracking and backtesting framework to refine your edgeWhat Makes This Strategy DifferentMost trading systems rely on predicting direction.This one doesn't.Instead, it exploits a consistent behavioral pattern: Traders overreact at the start of a candle and get trapped.By fading that overreaction and capturing the immediate correction, you gain access to a repeatable edge built on market structure, liquidity dynamics, and human behavior.Who This Book Is ForActive traders looking for short-term opportunitiesOptions traders seeking fast, repeatable setupsTraders tired of chasing momentum and getting trappedAnyone who wants a rule-based, high-speed trading frameworkImportantThis is not a "get rich quick" system.This is a precision-based execution strategy that requires: DisciplineSpeedConsistencyBut when applied correctly, it offers a powerful way to extract profits from one of the most overlooked inefficiencies in intraday trading.If You've Ever Thought: "Why does price reverse right after I enter?""Why do breakouts fail so often?""Why does the first move of a candle feel like a trap?"This book will show you exactly why and how to turn that into an advantage.Stop chasing the move. Start fading it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…