Jill Westwood

Despite Andie's own terrible track record with romance, even she knows that her father's sudden move to his girlfriend's goat farm in North Carolina is a rash, unwise decision. She races south of the Mason Dixon to coax him home, but runs into a man-shaped obstacle in the form of burly paramedic Seth, the adopted son of her father's lady love.Farm life is as unpalatable as Andie suspected-stinky goats, malicious chickens and millions of bloodthirsty mosquitos. Her father wants to give up a rent-controlled apartment, lifelong friendships and a satisfying teaching career for this? She's got to get him to come to his senses before Seth figures out her homewrecking intentions. It's a difficult position to be in, especially when the positions she'd like to be in involve fantasies about sexy, infuriating Seth.Running from man trouble in New York and headed toward bigger trouble in North Carolina, Andie will have to decide whether she can support her father's leap of faith and maybe even take one of her own.

Homewrecker

Dr. Jordan Chu's life is totally in control: •Crushing it as an ER doc—they don't call her The Ice Queen for nothing •Avoiding devil-spawn sister's wedding—RSVP'd HELL NO •Fantasizing about dreamy nurse Eli—a secret she will take to her grave Everything is in order…except for that big lie she just told her sister.Now Jordan needs a fake boyfriend to be her plus-one for a family gathering, and she puts all options on the table—a bachelor auction, a male escort, a favor from a friend’s cousin—anything at all, except a co-worker. She’s not going to consider a date with someone she works with, especially not green-eyed charmer nurse Eli. He may bake bread, play the fiddle, and have a smile that gives her NSFW ideas, but she can't give in to temptation. Because if Jordan takes Eli up on his offer to help her out, her feelings for him will become real, and for the first time in her life, she might lose control.

Control Freak

Andrea J. Gilroy

Sheridan Linnell

Tarquam McKenna

This book maps the postcolonial terrain of art therapy in Australia. It documents Australian approaches that simultaneously reflect and challenge some of the dominant discourses of art therapy. It is visually innovative and addresses four overarching themes: histories, aesthetics, postcolonialism and place.

Jill Westwood

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