Lee Hanson

When her best friend is murdered, Julie O'Hara, a body language expert packs up her suspicion and flies from Florida to Boston for his funeral. Before long Julie's sixth-sense pulls a hidden string that unravels a deadly conspiracy.

Castle Cay

Riad Nasr

Keith Mcnally

The Balthazar Cookbook

When her best friend is murdered, Julie O'Hara, a body language expert, packs up her suspicion and flies to Boston for his funeral. Who could have killed rising artist Marc Solomon, and what does Castle Cay, the Solomon's mysterious Caribbean island, have to do with it?Before long, Julie's sixth-sense pulls a hidden string that unravels a deadly conspiracy...and her own troubled past.

Julie O'Hara Mystery Series

When the body of a beautiful young woman is discovered in an errant swan boat, adrift on a small lake in downtown Orlando, it looks like suicide but Julie O'Hara isn't buying it.

Swan Song

Barbara J. Herberholz

This text is based on NAEA guidelines that recommend four components of art education: art production; aesthetics; art criticism; and art history. The book is divided into two parts: the first gives a strong theoretical base and the second provides art production methods and activities for teaching art to children aged three to eight.

Early Childhood Art

Keith McNally

Elegant, unpretentious and timeless, with receipes that quite literally lift the lid on classic French brasserie cooking.

J. B. Priestley

"Beautifully composed and splendidly written, it has great power and real point ... the command of the contemporary scene is masterly.... One of the best characters that have appeared in fiction for a very long time." - Walter Allen, "New Statesman" "[T]he story is novel in its incidents and he exploits skilfully the dramatic possibilities of extending human vision into normally hidden dimensions." - " The Guardian" "Mr. Priestley has always been a man of vision ... "The Magicians" has a theme of the first importance." - "Spectator" Sir Charles Ravenstreet, in his mid-fifties, is unmarried and childless and lives only for his work in the fast-paced world of business. When he is forced out of his job to make room for someone younger, Sir Charles finds himself at a loose end and facing the dismal prospect of an empty future. Believing he can make use of Sir Charles, the sinister Lord Mervil seeks to enlist his aid in a scheme to earn a fortune by manufacturing a new drug that relieves its users of all anxiety and will reduce the masses to a state of docility and mindless euphoria. But a plane crash and an encounter with three strange old men determined to thwart Lord Mervil's plans will lead Sir Charles to the exciting discovery that when he suspected his life might be over, it had really only just begun. One of the most enjoyable novels by the prolific J.B. Priestley (1894-1984), "The Magicians" (1954) is both a whimsical story of the strange and fantastic and a sharply satirical fable of modern life. This 60th anniversary edition features a new introduction by Lee Hanson and the original jacket art by Val Biro.

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