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The Sharkfish Man follows The Narcissus Touch in which a defence lawyer is accused of murdering his own client in the middle of a civil fraud trial in Calgary, Alberta. The crown prosecutor, Lloyd Nagano, whose nickname is 'Sharkfish', is satisfied with the guilt of the accused, but proving it becomes uncertain when an intermeddling judge attempts to tip the scales of justice. In the interim, Michael Bolta and Jacobus (Jake) Barton, the plaintiff's counsel in the fraud litigation, have to not only defend themselves from becoming implicated, but deal with their own personal issues involving two strong-willed women.

After a year of teaching English in Japan, Amelia returns home for the summer holidays before she moves to South Korea with her two best friends, Molly and Olivia. She had left behind an emotionally manipulative family, who hope that she will settle back into the family business and reconcile with her abusive ex-boyfriend, Richard. She arrives in the south of France, where she soon learns that the demons she had thought had been vanquished one year prior, hadn't died, after all. While dealing with the chaos of her complicated past, she stumbles into the life of Yungrae and the four other group members, who are visiting Nice after a hugely successful world tour. They immediately fall hard for each other and soon have to decide if their feelings are strong enough to withstand the wrath of Amelia's ex and Yungrae's complicated celebrity lifestyle.

First. A dog or a cat is no substitute for a baby. Second. Parenting is the most fulfilling thing in the world and the greatest challenge you can experience in life. And third. No one is born a good parent. You have to become one. Step-by-step. It hurt me a lot; it may hurt you a little less. Join me in the twelve-month transition from modern man to functional, loving dad and partner. Read about the most challenging and best parenting moments, and you'll see you're not alone in this. No sugar coating, no bullshit, just the way life serves it up.

Attractive medical student, Catherine McGowin, survives a small plane crash in California's snow-covered mountains in the dead of winter. She worked her way down from the higher elevation suffering from amnesia and is sheltered by a mysterious mountain man and his grandson. She's puzzled over the strange attraction to the damaged ex-marine returning from war to hide himself away in the mountains.Her ordeal is not over when she's kidnapped by drug smugglers with an ulterior motive.Can her Uncle Dammit McGowin working with the FBI find her in time before she's smuggled across the border?A story of survival and personal courage.

Could you recognise a sociopath? What if they infiltrated your family?Klara always thought she could. A Holocaust survivor, she witnessed and survived enough horrors.And yet, the unthinkable happened. A sociopath has infiltrated her recently reunited family. And the only person she can rely on is Annie, a rogue police officer turned occasional vigilante, if it means correcting a broken justice system. Now, the clock is ticking and there a battle to save the family and herself before it is too late.

Billy in the Wars is the illustrated memoir of ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, recalling his experiences as a young boy growing up in wartime Britain. Bill brings history to life through the personal lens of his childhood memories, where grim anecdotes of war are punctuated by moving moments of childhood innocence and joy. Three-year-old William George Perks (now Bill Wyman) was living with his parents and brother in working-class Sydenham, South London, when war broke out. Over the coming years he experienced endless terrifying hours spent in air-raid shelters, the constant droning of doodlebugs overhead, a near miss with a German fighter-bomber, and evacuations from London to new rural adventures. Out of a backdrop of constant fear and hunger, Bill learned the importance of persistence, courage and resilience; values that ultimately led him out of his neighbourhood and on to a vast and exciting future.

A catastrophe shuts down an innovative but risky metallic asteroid mining venture worth quadrillions of dollars. A talented young NYPD detective is recruited to solve suspected murders linked to the catastrophe. And a beautiful and talented artificial intelligence genius must ensure that no more misdirected artificial meteors will endanger people at the receiving end on Earth's Moon. No one suspects that the metallic ore in the asteroid is also covered by creatures not of this Earth...

Helen Carpenter holidays in Canada with her parents. Arriving in a small national park, she ends up caring for orphaned grizzly bear cubs until she has to leave to go home. She desperately does not want to leave but doesn't know how she could possibly stay. An old Indian medicine woman predicts Helen will save many bears and learn to walk again with the help of the bears. Read what happens as dramatic events unfold which will help Helen, the local Indian people and all sorts of animals, particularly the grizzly bears.

A young Indigenous Australian boy, Mokiny, from a background based on natural, spiritual values and ways of behaviour, and Bruce, a white Australian boy, whose father does little to encourage his son to walk the right path, become great friends. As they grow older, Bruce veers away from his friend's moral culture and innate knowledge of the bush and becomes a callous criminal. As Bruce (now a hardened, racist thug) sinks yet deeper into crime, he commits an unthinkable act. How will the Indigenous community of Cottam Mills deal with their grief and loss?

The story is not intended to be disrespectful to ideas and beliefs about any religion. Perhaps it will be a catalyst to encourage readers to think about the information we have inherited and applying contemporary reasoning to it. Joseph's Letter is based on a real story and, of course, the history of the Shroud is a mystery for anyone to solve.

Cole Newman, coping with the death of his wife by working incessantly, becomes trapped in a shipping container and loaded aboard an international cargo ship smuggling lucrative and terrified merchandise. Cast into the middle of an international child trafficking ring, Cole is rescued by Rochelle, an undercover reporter more fearless and capable than any person he's ever met. Their quest to rescue abducted children would take them from California to Singapore and into the heart of genocidal Sudan. Powerful men, professional killers, cannot let them succeed. Their fate and those they vowed to save would eventually rest in the hands of an African boy, a prodigy leading his village from slaughter through the wilds of Africa

This delightfully illustrated, easy to read book is perfect for you and your young reader to enjoy together. I See Pumpkins helps fledgling readers learn through repetitive statements, as well as keeping their interest through exploring sizes, shapes, and ways to use pumpkins. The adorable characters and original illustrations make this a great choice for your growing library.

Sid and Sue Swallow take a long holiday in Spain each year, always back to the same place. This is the story of their journey and where they land, and why they make that trip each year. The story will inspire even the most unlikely that anything can be overcome with a leap of faith.