Bücher von Daniel Charles

Emma Squier finds herself solving a murder before her career can even begin. With the promise of a short but relaxing stay at her best friend's manor in Northern England, Emma can't wait. But as quickly as the weather changes, so does Emma's and the manor's occupants plans.Emma is forced to sort friend from killer amongst people she has never met. Cut off from help and trapped by a devastating storm, Emma must become the detective she has trained to be.Not only is Emma stunned by revelations about her new acquaintances, but new events mean that her task to find the killer before sunrise has become crucial.This novel takes the theme of a classic murder mystery, full with suspense and mystery. With a lovable character, twists and turns and a chance to solve the murder yourself, it is all you'll need to enjoy this story.

In the current business environment, many companies consciously or subconsciously practice a culture of inherent technical isolation (ITI). ITI exists when businesses and IT leaders in particular consistently provide preferential treatment to team members in their organizations on the basis of technical versus nontechnical competency. This book is written to not only draw attention to the ITI culture but to also promote an inclusive management practice that would eventually make the culture extinct. Essentially, the book seeks to promote a new business and technology management culture void of inherent technical isolation practices.