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In this harrowing tale of espionage, treachery, and the pursuit of belated justice-Rhona Weaver's riveting follow-up to her award-winning novel A Noble Calling-FBI Special Agent Win Tyler's quest to find a missing Russian geologist in Yellowstone National Park turns his world upside down. Loved by fans of John Grisham and perfect for readers of C. J. Box, Nevada Barr,Anne Hillerman, William Kent Krueger, and David BaldacciRookie FBI Special Agent Win Tyler should be resting on his laurels after emerging from the False Prophet case a hero. Instead, he finds himself surrounded by mystery and danger after a woman's severed hand emerges from a toxic thermal pool at a local geyser. Win soon discovers that there are other women missing from the park. Are these disappearances murders or simply unfortunate accidents?Evidence suggests the skeletal remains belong to a missing Russian scientist, and Win's quest to find answers takes him to Kamchatka, Russia, where he's forced to take on an espionage role he's not trained to perform. Who can he trust as he navigates an increasingly murky area between good and evil? Are more lives still at risk? Will the search for the lost strengthen his faith as he strives to bring closure and peace not only to the families of the missing but also to his own soul?A Sacred Duty, award-winning author Rhona Weaver's second installment in the FBI Yellowstone Adventure series, follows Win into a maelstrom of deceit and violence involving a Russian intelligence officer, a mole within the Bureau, and a serial killer. Set against the stunning landscape of Yellowstone National Park and the wilds of Far Eastern Russia, this exciting novel is both a fast-paced thriller and a heartfelt story of loss, trust, and grace.

He never should have let her go. His first love, his first everything.The one the young doctor can't forget.Ten years later, David James knows she's not the same girl he loved.But he sees Kairi now with her haunted eyes - and he remembers.Kairi Morrigan returned to Howell Mountain to hide and make a plan.Once an international fugitive, she's now a part of a secretive black ops team.Her return home is temporary. A shelter without a paper trail.She never meant to run into David. He's building a life here, one she never intended to be a part of. David's good, caring, honest. She's on the run and tortured.She knows she shouldn't but she hungers for his touch, to lose herself in him one more time.She lost one great love to the people who betrayed her.The one thing she won't do is risk another person she loves.The one thing she can never give him, or her enemy, is a second chance.Breathe is a stand-alone romantic suspense novel. No cliffhangers, no prior interaction necessary. Breathe is set in both Napa and Santa Barbara, California, featuring steamy vineyard romance and love under the threat of an epic blackout.

"She just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich" - Men At Work.When Jonny Blair's 100-country book "Backpacking Centurion" was completed in August 2015, it was supposed to be released soon after that, and as a one-off book. That didn't exactly happen the way it was intended. Over the next five years, as Jonny continued on his travels, it became clear that chapter after chapter needed to be re-edited, re-positioned and in some cases, removed, delayed or in other cases - posted faster and onto the online travel blog "Don't Stop Living", which meant they didn't make the book because they made the blog instead.In those five years, unfortunately depression kicked in and was the major reason for the book's delay. It was even possible that the book would never see the light of day at all. In 2019, the book was split into three distinct volumes. These three volumes are more or less in chronological order and are now being released one by one. The second volume, here with its volume title "Lands Down Under" has finally arrived in print.Volume 1's "Don't Look Back in Bangor" began in the seaside city of Bangor in Northern Ireland and tracked Jonny's childhood and early travel days. This volume, "Lands Down Under" sees Jonny's completion of visiting all seven continents and hitting the 50 country mark aged 30. This story is a bit more mature and extreme than the first volume as Jonny ventures into lands afar.Jonny finally appears to have found a home in the land down under - Australia, and a lot of this book was written in his old flat in Parramatta, or in a lonely tent in Poatina from 2009 - 2011. In between times, we have tales from Taiwan, anecdotes from Antarctica, perils in Peru and adventures in Africa. By the book's end we will see the progression of Jonny's nomadic life in full swing. Even his Australia dream came to an abrupt end and it was time for lucky land.While the first volume showed mistakes, failed romances, multiple job changes and footballic tales, "Lands Down Under" definitely has a more travel focus. Here, Jonny comes face to face with tribes, lands on remote islands, spends months working on farms and falls in love in one of the least likely places on earth.In seven flying hours, he'll be landing in Hong Kong.

Are you an Empty Nester looking to Downsize from the family home?Are you finding your home no longer serves the purpose you bought it for?Do you need to declutter and don't know how to begin?Like many thousands of mature Australians, you are not alone. Transitioning from your family home can feel incredibly overwhelming and stir up mixed emotions from the past. Belinda Woolrych - Property Makeover Specialist, Franchisor, Expert Speaker & Author has written a comprehensive and insightful guide on how to best go about finding a more appropriate sized home. At long last, we have the ultimate guide to planning a stress-free Downsize so you can feel more positive about your next move. Belinda leaves no stone unturned. You will find all aspects of Downsizing covered by Belinda and expert contributors in a quest to answer all of your questions and help you overcome the fear and challenges that so often present. If you've been wanting to Rightsize but have been putting off or avoiding the big move altogether, this book could be the life-changing influence you've been waiting for! "e;Moving at any time is likely to be a stressful activity. Especially when the move may require Downsizing & sorting through many years of memories & collectables. So Belinda's book is not only a great guide to anyone about to embark upon this move,but it's a practical 'How to' manual that steps you through the practical issues. If you're contemplating such a move soon, make it easy & read Belinda's book first."e;John McGrath, CEO, McGrath Estate Agents

The second edition of the Survivors' Burial and Resource Guide was written for survivors across the country and the providers who serve us. My intention is to offer you support, guidance, and strategies for regaining control and finding peace after your loved one's murder. The Guide can help you keep track of the information provided by the many professionals who will be serving you. Make this guide your own: carry it with you and write in it as you are meeting different people and making plans.

Don't Look Back In Bangor is the first volume from Jonny Blair's "Backpacking Centurion" series. This book focuses on Jonny's early days growing up in Northern Ireland, watching football and dreaming of one day travelling to far flung places like Yugoslavia, East Germany and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Jonny kicks things off in Northern Ireland, with stories of childhood hobbies, teenage angst and global aspirations. Expect honesty and lies intertwined with regret, remorse, desire and passion. This is a journey of ups and downs. By the end of volume one, Jonny will have taken you from Bangor to Bobruisk, from Belfast to Bournemouth and from Newtownards to Osterweddingen. The book includes diaries from Jonny's first trips abroad, his discovery of unknown places and the loves of his life. It is a thrilling and emotional journey with boundless energy, flawless flair and unstoppable aplomb.This volume has the timespan 1980 - 2008.

Lost in the Alps is a beautifully illustrated epic adventure written entirely in rhymed verse. It is the second book in the series: The Adventures of Puff and follows a cat's journey through the rugged mountains of Switzerland. As the adventure unfolds, a curious stranger helps Puff through a precarious situation, compelling Puff to join the quest to free the stranger's family from a remote castle. But to get there, they must first overcome a perilous gorge with nearly vertical cliffs, treacherous rivers with cunning predators, deep moats surrounding towering castle walls-only then to face the most dangerous obstacle of all... It is a story of honor, courage, the value of loyalty in friendship, and the relentless desire to fulfill a dream.

Set in Australia, Mia's Magic Wand is a fugitive journey from Sydney Harbour to the Kimberley. A mother, a father and a monk all want to fix what's f****d with the world. Each loves to gamble: the mother with politicians, the father with weapons, and the monk with God. A tragedy forces the gamblers to push all their chips onto the table. The trouble starts when Tate Wolsey-a billionaire philanthropist-dopes the mother, Mia, and rapes her. In an act of bitter revenge, the philanthropist's wife steals his archive of blackmailing videos and gives it to Mia. All hell breaks loose and Mia ends up with the only surviving copy of the archive, which Tate calls his 'Magic Wand'. A federal election looms, news of the theft of the Wand leaks out and prominent politicians begin to worry. One of them, the Federal Police Minister, makes a deal with a jailed murderer, Dog, who holds a grudge against Mia. In quick succession, Dog is released from jail, Tate's wife is killed, Mia's daughter is kidnapped and Tate is shot through the head. Late one night, Mia arranges to hand over the Wand in exchange for her daughter but the deal goes sideways and a gun battle erupts. In the chaos, Mia and her commando husband rescue their daughter and flee to the mountains-still in possession of the Wand. Trekking to a highway, they hitch a ride with a truckie and travel to the Kimberley where a bloody struggle plays out. Dog is still at large and makes his last attempt on Mia while she's attending a funeral.

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Live vicariously through Kimberly C. Paul as she shares personal stories and the life lessons she has learned while working with hospice patients over the last 18 years. Each chapter will inspire you to design your own life and death around what matters most. The author, Kimberly C. Paul, will urge you to discard what you thought you knew about death and embrace a new way of thinking when facing the end of life. Her stories emphasize that death and dying are not taboo subjects and encourage you to engage in light-hearted conversations as you face your own death or the passing of a loved one. This innovative and uplifting book is an invitation to move beyond the current standards of what death has come to mean in our culture. Bridging The Gap will empower you to design your death so it reflects your values, likes and dislikes and your personality. Death is not a final destination but a transcendental beginning.

Based on a true story and inspired by a beloved beekeeper uniquely named Unkle Ray, this picture book blossoms with its educational twist on the importance of our busy little pollinators - honey bees! Throughout this charming story, young artists are colorfully engaged with honey bee knowledge. Why are beehives so important? What is the difference between a nest and a beehive? These are just a few of the interesting questions that are discussed throughout the story and detailed with beautiful water-colored artwork. It's a delightful tale and visually nurtures honey bee awareness for all readers (young and old). This attractive book also features additional perks for its readers like honey bee fun facts, 10 ways to help protect honey bees and includes a thirty-word glossary. After many years of reading children's books to her daughter and secretly writing some of her own, Donalyn Kent has finally succumbed to her passion. Painting for Honey Bees is Donalyn's debut picture book. She loves to write entertaining stories for children that are based on true events and circumstances. Her tales not only educate young minds, but are thought provoking for adults as well. Donalyn celebrates the importance of awareness, enthusiasm and the value of learning with each story written. Her goal for every book read is that all readers laugh, learn and love.

When not consistently losing a staring contest with the existential void and searching for loopholes in duality, Michael Raftos is compelled to draw arresting images. Fascinated with the beauty and horror of the world, he spends a lot of time thinking about philosophy, psychology, history, spirituality and force feeding these topics into his. He lovingly crafts intricate and surreal images using basic media: a pencil and an eraser on illustration board. This presents an interesting challenge: to create an image that is striking and interesting without the benefits of special effects in an age of advanced technology and algorithms. It also gives us something interesting to look at in case someone accidentally turns off the internet.