Sarah Lee

Her boss is a werewolf but also her mate. Amina Kells finds a job after she finally decides to go independent. Her parents are against it which makes Amina question them. She soon will find out why. Cayden Linch hated life, only because he thought that the Gods didn't give him a mate. He thought he would never find her until one day she walked into his office.

My Boss Is My Mate | Werewolf Romance Novel

Elements of natural history

'A beautiful story of friendship, new beginnings and love . . . It's a love letter to the women who left behind everything to help heal our country and establish the NHS. I could not have loved this more and thought about it long after I turned the last page.' - Kate Thompson, author of The Little Wartime Library Inspired by real life stories of the Windrush Generation and her mother’s own experiences as a nurse coming to Britain from the Caribbean, Sarah Lee’s debut novel An Ocean Apart is a must for fans of Call the Midwife. It’s 1954 and, in Barbados, Ruby Haynes spots an advertisement for young women to train as nurses for the new National Health Service in Great Britain. Her sister, Connie, takes some persuading, but soon the sisters are on their way to a new country – and a whole new world of experiences. As they start their training in Hertfordshire, they discover England isn’t quite the promised land; for every door that’s opened to them, the sisters find many slammed in their faces. And though the girls find friendships with their fellow nurses, Connie struggles with being so far from home, and keeping secret the daughter she has left behind in search of a better life for the both of them . . . 'A glorious triumph of a book full of characters that feel like real friends, so atmospheric, compelling and nostalgic, I adored it.' - Alex Brown, author of A Postcard from Italy

An Ocean Apart

Pain meets pleasure. Good against evil. Angels versus demons. Two sides of the same coin, yet one must always prevail. While other students are preparing for college finals, Nadine feels something shifting inside her. Haunted by the unexplained, the girl she sees in her reflection isn't truly her. Not any more. To learn the truth about the darkness churning within her, she must reveal family secrets buried deep. In between meeting sultry new men who awaken her burning desires, Nadine faces treacherous obstacles created by a dangerous enemy, and unknown creatures. Each one is a test to determine which side of the coin her true nature lies. As new friends join their powers with hers, will the impossible break them? Or make them strong enough to withstand the vicious games at hand?

Secrets Unfold

When Kelly Smith and her family were always on the run until her father finally moves back to there old town, where it all started. She was told to stay low. With her father being enemies of many Alphas because of what he did, they would always target them. Her family decides to pack up and move back where it all started. There she finds out that she doesn't just have one mate but two.

Call You Mine l Werewolf Romance Novel

Fashion Institute of Technology (New York, N.Y.)

The Life and Lines of Adrian, Mainbocher, McCardell, Norell, and Trigère

American Fashion

Tony Ghaye

Martin Dixon

This book celebrates two important aspects of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. (1) For those involved in any aspect of Olympism, and particularly coaches and athletes, London 2012 was about realising dreams, achieving success and participating in competitive sport at the highest level. This book sets out some of these dreams and the part coaches play in this. (2) The book also looks at the notion of ‘coaching-for-performance’ and does this from an international and multi-sport perspective. From interviews with Olympic coaches, the experiences of those working in the field of high performance and from applied sport researchers, the book uses the metaphor of the ‘coach-as-alchemist’ in order to capture the dynamics of coach-athlete relationships and performance. Sports such as diving, swimming, gymnastics, skiing are included as well as individual and team sports. The book is set within the context of elite sport, high performance and coaching. Its contents illuminate two important kinds of reflective practice: (a) Reflection-ON-action (b) Reflection-FOR-action. The style of presentation includes narratives, reflective conversations, ethnographic work, interview analysis and video-clips available on-line. This book was published as a special issue of Reflective Practice.

Coaching for Performance: Realising the Olympic Dream

This 1833 biography of Cuvier remained the authoritative work in English on the most distinguished scientist of the age.

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