Bücher von Jason Morgan

A GIRL SICK OF THE BIG CITY. After losing both her financier boyfriend and her internship at a fashion magazine, Jessica feels her urban chick-lit life is beginning to fall apart. Then… A SINGLE PHONE CALL CHANGES EVERYTHING. Her grandmother has suffered a stroke, and the family homestead needs Jessica's help to survive. Ditching the fancy heels, Jessica heads back home. Soon she finds that life on the farm isn't quite what she'd remembered. She's got new responsibilities to meet, new technologies to learn, and new battles to win for respect. AND THE HARDEST TASK OF ALL. Will Jessica come to terms with the secrets of her own past? Or will she continue to avoid facing the difficult question that troubles her? Roll up your sleeves and begin a journey into the story of one woman who returned to a different, more traditional way of life.It's down-to-earth. It's real. It's Girl Seeking Farm.

Do you feel confused all the time? Constantly wondering if you're too sensitive? Question your own sanity? These are all the signs and symptoms of gas lighting.This is the ONLY evidence-based, comprehensive guide that will teach you step-by-step how to break free from this insidious cycle of abuse, and recover emotionally so you can get back your life.In this book, you will:Learn about the signs of gas lighting and how to identify themUnderstand the psyche behind an emotional manipulator's mindDiscover how your closest relationships can have toxic, gas lighting behavior without you knowing itLearn how you can avoid gas lighting individuals and their tacticsUnderstand how to set boundaries to avoid toxic individualsLearn how to recover from an abusive gas lighting relationshipDiscover techniques to protect yourself from gas lightingThis is because of the reality that the initial step aimed at getting out of such a situation is to identify and accept the reality that you as a person are a victim of gas lighting.This book has all the necessary information with regard to Gas lighting, gas lighting tactics and ways to recover after quitting such a relationship.

Blood Bound: The radical debut thriller of intense proportions.Are you looking for a chilling and suspenseful read? Look no further than Blood Bound! This edge-of-your-seat thriller follows FBI agent Ray and Manhattan police department cop Julia as they team up to take down a ruthless serial killer. But as they get closer to catching their quarry, they realize they may be over their heads. With secrets and skeletons in both of their pasts, Ray and Julia must confront their demons to solve this case. But, of course, nothing is as it seems in Blood Bound, so hold on tight for a heart-pounding ride!"Always be psychologically thrilling."-Jason Morgan -

It's All About the Buzz: Understanding Terrace Culture is a collection of authentic stories and memories of football fans from across the UK and reflections on growing up in the 80s and 90s. From the music to fashion, epic football wins to after-match brawls, the recollections paint a varied and accurate view of life at the time. The voices are unapologetic but at the same time define and defend views that may be questioned today.The description of levels of rivalries between other fans and groups and political tensions of that era hit home how hardcore support was for your chosen team and the levels you would go to rise above the rest.This is a time capsule of lost tales, stories that, until now, haven't been shared with the masses. It's a fascinating snapshot of the past that is sure to be recognised by anyone who came of age at the time.

Japan emerged from the Edo Period (1600-1868) with a legal system which, in many ways, tended to privilege situational judgment over strict adherence to universally-applicable legal codes. Under pressure from without and within to modernize, Japan adopted many Western laws and jurisprudential practices which were largely alien to Japanese society. At the same time, Japan took on Western modes of political participation which tended to exacerbate more than solve the social ills attendant on industrialization and modernity. Suehiro Izutar?, a legal scholar at the University of Tokyo, and a group of likeminded professors and activists attempted to ameliorate Japanese social problems through a case law method, making the courts more responsive to the poor through the application of a native form of Japanese equity from the Edo Period. However, as Japan s regional reach expanded and the world situation darkened, the prerogatives of empire cut short Suehiro s social experiments and eventually co-opted even Suehiro himself in imperial logic. Japanese law is often approach comparatively, but in this study the inner workings of law in Japan jurisprudentially as well as philosophically and politically are given priority. By foregrounding case studies and other primary sources in Japanese, Equity under Empire shows how Japan, and the Japanese legal-political system, changed from the inside. Following the career of one of the twentieth century s most prominent legal minds, Equity under Empire maps the intellectual and historical twists and turns that set Japan on a course far removed from Edo equity, grappling with the internal contradictions of imperialism as she moved beyond the archipelago in a struggle with Anglo-European powers in Asia and the Pacific. This is a from-the-inside look at the life of the law in Japan from the closing years of Edo through the first half of the twentieth century. Equity under Empire is an important book for collections on East Asian history and law, and on law and legal philosophy in general.

Libya is one of Africa's largest nations, but its topography is dominated by a huge southern desert with some of the hottest temperatures recorded anywhere in the world. Culture and Customs of Libya explores the daily lives of the 90 million men, women, and children who struggle to get by in this authoritarian state, where only a fraction of the land is arable and 90 percent of the people live in less than 10 percent of the area, primarily along the Mediterranean coast.In this comprehensive overview of modern Libyan life, readers can explore topics such as religion, contemporary literature, media, art, housing, music, and dance. They will learn about education and employment and will see how traditions and customs of the past-including those from Libya's long domination by the Ottoman Empire and 40 years as an Italian colony-are kept alive or have evolved to fit into today's modern age.