John Baldwin

Mackenzie Baldwin

The never-before-told story about a teenage Christian girl who was seduced online by a charming Muslim man from Kosovo, and her father who worked with the FBI to save her from disappearing. Told from the viewpoint of both father and daughter, this is the incredible story of unconditional parental love, unwavering faith, and how God helped a family.

Twenty-Five Days and One Chance to Save Our Daughter

Almost Gone

John S. Marr

Two children die of a disease thought to be nonexistence in the United States. Within hours, thoroughbreds at the legendary Churchill Downs are dying of a virus that cannot be identified, even by the most expert veterinarians. Called in to solve these lethal mysteries, noted virologist Jack Bryne discovers the two bear uncanny similarities to the Fifth and Sixth Plagues described in the Book of Exodus. And the horror is just beginning... Every month another monstrosity claims its victims. Every month brings the reenactment of another more catastrophic plague. Soon Bryne's own worldwide medical computer network, ProMED, is invaded by the power behind the horrors--a diabolically intelligent serial killer with a sophisticated knowledge of toxins and an obsession with a with biblical retribution. To make matters worse, the FBI is convinced Bryne himself is the killer. Caught between both sides, the brilliant virus hunter joins forces with his bright lab assistant, an ambitious TV newswoman, and a young religious scholar to find this madman and stop him before it's too late. But even Bryne does not know how close the killer is...until he meets this modern medical Moriarity on a midnight confrontation that will determine the future of the world.

The Eleventh Plague

Mysteriöse Viruserkrankungen greifen in ganz Amerika um sich. Nicht nur das FBI, auch der Virologe Jack Bryne ist einem Psychopathen auf der Spur, der in der Neuen Welt die zehn biblischen Plagen auf grausame Weise Wirklichkeit werden läßt. Dabei schwebt Bryne in der Gefahr, das nächste Opfer des Killers zu sein, der Brynes dunkles Geheimnis zu kennen scheint.

Die Elfte Plage

Richard Young

Nicholas Wikeley

Social security today is big business, accounting for nearly one-third of all public expenditure. Each week the Government spends more than $1 billion on benefits and their administration. Decisions on claims for social security benefits affect millions of people annually, yet little is known about how such decisions are taken. This book examines decision-making both in Department of Social Security local offices and at social security appeal tribunals. The authors' findings are based on over five hundred interviews with claimants, social security staff and tribunal chairmen and members, as well as on observation of over three hundred appeal hearings. This unique nation-wide study highlights the divergence between the way the system is meant to work and its operation in practice, and also questions whether the current emphasis within the social security system on procedural fairness masks the reality of the restrictive and rigid rules governing entitlement to benefit.

The Adjudication of Claims for Benefit in Britain

Judging Social Security

A Supplement to Dove's Guide

Four-bell Towers

A beautiful WAC officer attempts to save her brother, an injured World War II Air Corps hero, from an involuntary, experimental frontal lobotomy

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