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Adios Bondi Noir is an intelligent, fast-paced crime novel infused with humour, snappy dialogue and compelling characters. The story is set in and around Sydney's iconic Bondi Beach. The story's main character, Kris Lowry, is a surgeon and life-long surfer. His orderly everyday life is turned inside out when a childhood friend shows up at his door with half a million bucks in cash and disaster not far behind. The cast of characters includes shady politicians, career criminals, a surf-loving attorney with a taste for peyote, the Elvis Presley of hitmen, vintage Lambrettas, Berettas and baristas. With clever dialogue and finely woven plot, the story moves along at a pace that makes this a novel that readers will find hard to put down. Elizabeth Farrelly of the Sydney Morning Herald says, "Adios Bondi Noir establishes David Moor as a significant writer on our landscape. Snappy, stylish, warm-hearted, this is a first novel not to be missed."

The ladies had conquered everything they had set out when they moved to Atlanta. All except their loved lives. With Craig now gone, Nia struggled to balance life without him as she dealt with her private grief. She had blamed herself for what happened between them, that ultimately cost him his life. Now that a new man was in the picture, she wondered if her heart would allow her to love again. Meanwhile, Zoe's life was crashing at an alarming rate, when yet another affair destroys her marriage for good. Will she be able to regroup from this, or was her life as an attorney now over because of her choices. Find out in this short story that will leave you wondering, what's next for these two friends. You will be fascinated from start to finish, and asking for another. Don't you worry, there is more to come for the ladies.

In Toronto 1839, an abortion goes tragically wrong, killing a 15-year-old maid in the household of the distinguished Baldwin family, enveloping them in a scandal that has political implications for the union of two British colonies, Ontario and Quebec. Accused of raping a minor and causing her death is a beloved Baldwin uncle. Marc Edwards has the challenge of his career in finding the truth.

Decoding Dog Behaviour explores a new-age approach to understanding dog behaviour. It explores the critical phases of puppy development, how dogs communicate using calming signals and how to recognise canine stress. The book will also allow you to make an informed decision about which dog breed to choose by analysing breed-induced motivations. By understanding your dog on a deeper level, you will be more likely to live in harmony with your four-legged companion.

Editors: Tezra Lott and JonShee' WilliamsThis is my survival guide, how I am keeping it all together through the most polarizing time in American history. A journey from my childhood trauma and my strained relationship with my Mother and chasing the ghost of my Biological Father. Working really hard as a General Manager in the hospitality industry that didn't accept me. The money couldn't save me from my depression. I had to shoot all my demons in the head. I had to lean into the pain. How my healing journey triggered my full-blown abandonment issues with my family. Growing up hiding in plain sight. Deep-rooted trauma bonds with best friends throughout the years of my life. Who I put on pedestals for over 2 decades who sadly let me down. The betrayal was the plot twist I did not want to admit to myself. I am burying my wounded inner child and I am taking off my mask and living with a purpose.

You're Arrested! Hear how a self destructing man's life was changed when Jesus took him from prison to victory. Don't Quit! There's hope - a miracle is waiting for you!2 Corinthians 5:17 Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.

In her debut poetry collection Giving & Taking, Kimberly Joy McBride explores the transformation from girlhood to womanhood. Giving & Taking is journey through grief, love, acceptance, mental health, and the challenges from the past that stay with us as we grow.

Train to Bethlehem follows 9 orphans in 1935 on their way to locate their new families in a small town at the foothills of The White Mountains in Bethlehem New Hampshire. A train trip normally taking one day turns into a week as the children and Head Conductor Henry find courage, faith, and joyful laughter in the midst of blizzards, below zero temperatures, and the relentless force of Miss Crankle a social worker determined to take the children away from Henry back to the Boston Orphanage.

Healing from many of the unspoken pains of her adoption journey, Wendy explores themes of love, family, loss, grief, and trauma with this book. Silence, and its impact on identity, is another major theme explored, with hopes that it will touch the hearts of so many adoptees that hold unspoken truths about their journeys. Wendy started writing poetry the year her younger sister was born, and this book features work authored between the ages of 12 and 30 from a complex adoption journey.

A story about Jack, a young tech genius who overcomes his physical challenges and saves the world, one cheerful step at a time and his love from afar for Anna. An old-fashioned homage to the goodness, service, hope and unconditional love, in so many around us. The 'Hive is dedicated to how so many overcome adversities, and the many issues confronting us daily. It is a story of how relationships and friendships used to be and sometimes still can be...

In 2020, everything changed and nothing happened. Connections is an anthology of 100 poems written by Courtney Symons and illustrated by Mariel Vandeloo. It was created during the early days of the pandemic while humans stayed tucked away at home, craving connections and wondering if anything would ever be the same. This collection captures the essence of those stolen moments, a time of found hours and lost plans. Connections is for those seeking comfort in their people: the ones who define our lives, the ones merely passing through, and the ones who made life a little easier during the pandemic.Based in Canada, Courtney is a writer in Ottawa, and Mariel is a designer in Toronto. By day, they work at Shopify, and by night they dream in syllables and sketches. This project was originally produced on Instagram where Courtney and Mariel published one poem every day for 100 days during the pandemic.

Master Reading Comprehension & Writing Skills (Volume 1) addresses reading & viewing and writing activities for students of Year 3 - 4 to boost their knowledge in diverse topics and vocabulary. Each of the chapter has its own activities and worksheets, based on Bloom's Taxonomy and Cognitive Approach of Learning. The overall purpose is to build up students' comprehension skills through scaffolded learning activities so that they can drill literal, inferential, and critical meanings of any texts either in classrooms or at homes.

Ultrasound Atlas of Salivary glands Pathologies is a book dedicated to E.NT., Maxillo-Facial and Radiologists Doctors who want to learn how to do US examination of salivary glands.You will find from how to hand a probe to the different pathologies.It will give you many exemples and show you a lot of images.Like this you could have a real base to start.

This book is based on & non-fiction story. About the life of Mr. Tyson La France. Tyson, was an amazing, kind- hearted, very loveable & a family oriented man. As, you read Tyson's story you will get to know exactly who he was. Up until the time of Tyson's death. Sometimes in life you will never know or find out what has had happened to your love one. God, will only allow you to know what God wants you to know. We, as his family are only here to tell his story. As, people of God, we has forgiven. One day justice will be service in due time. You doesn't know the place, time nor date. When God, will call you home to glory. Tyson, lived & beautiful life. Thank you, for listening to Tyson's story. God, bless!

Ultrasound Atlas of Salivary glands Pathologies is a book dedicated to E.NT., Maxillo-Facial and Radiologists Doctors who want to learn how to do US examination of salivary glands.You will find from how to hand a probe to the different pathologies.It will give you many exemples and show you a lot of images.Like this you could have a real base to start.

The Unauthorized World Situation Report is a distillation. Its subject matter is world affairs and American history, focusing upon the Twentieth Century and its immediate aftermath. It is in the tradition of the American revolutionary war pamphleteers, to wit, an extended broadside in plain language, with a point of view and humor. This controversial reappraisal is very much at odds with the received version of events. it suggests that America's current difficulties in foreign affairs is the logical culmination of an attitude which came to the forefront in 1898, the year of the Spanish-American War. It is this unnecessary war and Washington's subsequent collaboration with London, resulting in two world wars, that are the foundations of the present era. In particular, the American train wreck in the Greater Middle East and the atrocity of 9/11 itself can be traced to Washington's ill-advised foreign policy over many years, presided over by both political parties. The Unauthorized World Situation Report does not offer solutions. It provides insight and perspective for those with an open mind

High School Poet Turn Twenty-Something Women Trying To SurviveHere are my stories.

This locked mansion mystery is set in 1839 at a country estate north of Toronto. Marc and Robert Baldwin have been working tirelessly to effect responsible government in Upper Canada (Ontario). In a few months, Upper and Lower Canada (Quebec) will be joined in a single legislature, and savvy political leaders see this as an opportunity to forge a solid alliance with like-minded Quebec representatives to facilitate democratic reforms. The secret meeting with visitors from the Quebec Rouge Party includes the great Louis-Hippolyte LaFontaine.Enemies of responsible government are the ruling class known as the Family Compact who foresee their power and commercial advantage diminished. Spies are everywhere. When a butler is murdered, everyone at the meeting is a suspect. Marc and Cobb have three days to solve it and save Canada for democracy.

In a memoir spanning a century of family life, Judith White reflects on the pain inflicted on lives in Britain and Australia by an empire built on coal. Born in the North of England, cradle of the Industrial Revolution, she rekindles childhood memories to tell the stories of the remarkable women and men who struggled through two world wars and the Depression. Fleeing Britain in the Thatcher years she learned, from the First Nations people and the writers and artists of Australia, what a university education had never taught her about the devastating impact of colonisation. Children of Coal adds a singular voice to the rising chorus calling for the public reckoning with history that is needed to free society from the shackles of the empire of the mind. "An engaging family tapestry of lives influenced by a country's dependence on coal. Written with astute political economy perspectives and in elegant prose, this insightful and gutsy truth telling shows Judith's lifetime commitment to social justice and her timely hopes for a post Covid social revolution." - Professor Stuart Rees, founder of the Sydney Peace Prize "Judith White writes with great affection, understanding and humour about her upbringing in the north of England and the heritage which did so much to shape her character and her direction in life. A book alive with people you would like to have known." - Sandra Hall, film critic