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Going Back to the Future
It was Edmund Burke, the British Statesman and philosopher, who said that those who don't know history are destined to repeat it. In this book, at least as far as educational leadership is concerned, Robert Palestini helps ensure that we do not fall into the trap of ignoring history. Dr. Palestini rightly points out that effective leaders have been utilizing the same leadership behavior for centuries. He uses this evidence to support the perennial and lasting impact of situational leadership theory which posits that no single way of leading works in all situations. Rather, appropriate leadership behavior depends on the circumstances at a given time. For centuries effective managers have been...
Finding love in a unsuitable time
It's 1924 and London is having a crime wave the London Police Department just lost their Head Detective in a car wreck so they are having to look for a replacement. A firey brown head lady named Officer Anna Webb is determind to become just that however Captain Royal has decied to bring in a experienced Head Detective David Anderson From New York City who jumped at the chance to go to London to escape his lonely life. When he arrives to London he meets the firey brown head then something unexpectly happens to the both of them will they turn aganist one another or will they become close on a case that just might save them.
Broken Beauty
**Contains graphic content involving the sensitive topic of rape and its aftermath. Not intended for teens under 18.** Sometimes bad things happen to beautiful people. When socialite party girl Mia Abbott-Renou wakes up in a garden she has little recall of the previous night -- except that she is naked...hurt...terrified. Not only has she been raped, but she knows one of her assailants: the son of a wealthy politician who happens to be her own father's political ally. Mia wants and needs justice. Except this privileged boy has an alibi and her father forbids her from going to the police. It's a critical election year, one that his party might lose if his image as a doting father is soured du...
Dark Summer (#1, Witchling Series)
A school for Witchlings...The ultimate choice between Light and Dark...Where the price of a mistake...is your soul.Sixteen-year-old Summer doesn't expect her new boarding school to be any different than the rest: a temporary stay, until her uncontrollable magic gets her thrown out again. In her mind, there's no point in getting too friendly with anyone. That is, until she notices Decker, the boy who will become the Master of Night and Fire on his eighteenth birthday. When she learns that this special school has attracted others with magic in their blood, she is hopeful that this time around, things may be different. Besides, she can't deny her interest in Decker, and when he rescues her one night from the dark forests of the Rocky Mountains, their connection is instant.Yet a relationship with Decker may prove to be Summer's downfall, forcing her to choose between Light and Dark, life and death, love - and their souls.One choice. One soul. One price.
Cursed
The Red Man is coming ... Five years after her sister disappeared, seventeen-year-old Adrienne finds the strength to return to her father's home in New Orleans. But soon after she arrives, the mark of a curse appears on her, leaving her worried. Will she be the next victim of a four-hundred-year old family curse ... the next to be claimed by a serial killer roaming the back alleys of the city? The day before his senior year begins, Jayden is given a skeleton key passed down through his family for generations -- a gruesome reminder of how his ancestors betrayed their own people and sold them into slavery. He doesn't believe in the curse the key allegedly bears and puts it away with th...
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Margiad Evans
Novelist, essayist, poet and writer of short stories, Margiad Evans was one of the most remarkable women writers of the mid-twentieth century. In this, the fullest study to date, Ceridwen Lloyd-Morgan draws on Margiad Evans's extensive personal and literary archives to offer a sympathetic and well-balanced criticism of this important writer.
