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A radical, forgotten cure for depression isn't just a theory; it's a secret someone is killing to keep. Neuroscientist Evelyn Hayes discovers Deep Rest, a breakthrough that doesn't just treat depression-it erases it-for free. Her patients don't just recover; they thrive. But as word spreads, a powerful syndicate backed by Big Pharma moves to crush her discovery. With everything on the line, Evelyn must fight to protect her work, her patients, and the truth itself-before it's buried for good. ""Deep Rest taps into the universal desire for healing and peace, presenting a revolutionary, thrilling, unputdownable story, and turning a self-help message into a page-turning experience readers will devour and share."" In a world grappling with a mental health crisis, ""Deep Rest"" offers not just a gripping narrative but a beacon of hope. It taps into the universal desire for healing and peace, presenting a revolutionary concept through the lens of a thrilling, unputdownable story. The style ensures maximum accessibility and engagement, turning a self-help message into a page-turning experience that readers will devour and share.

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Nicholas Boothman spent more than 35 years studying the ways in which all types of different people connect, communicate, and succeed. Today, he is called ""one of the leading experts in face-to-face communication in the world"" by The New York Times.He has taught his revolutionary techniques of ""Rapport by Design"" and ""Spontaneous Success"" to thousands of individuals corporations, associations, and universities around the world including the Harvard and London Business schools.With over four million copies in print, his books have been translated into more than 30 languages.A former fashion and advertising photographer who dealt with hundreds of new faces a week for clients like AT&T, Revlon and Coca-Cola, he is now recognized as a world-renowned expert in turning first impressions into profitable relationships.The New York Times calls him ""the new Dale Carnegie,"" the Economist Magazine calls him ""truly inspirational,"" and Good Morning America says, ""His book is my bible!""

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