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DARA 2 (Story behind scars) Millions of secrets were lying hidden underneath the suspended morning mist. A pungent smell of Pine woods prevailed in the entire Shiwaliks of Himalayan range. It is his new posting. Dara continues his long pointless stroll towards a deserted military dairy farm. Just behind the two boys with white eyebrows, a peculiar halo-like smoke billows up into dark clouds of demise. Dara and Ruda drift into another world and get trapped into the mystic woods of Deodars and Pine. They befriend the same two boys with the white eyebrows. Their senses are blown off on discovering wooden boxes with some texts scraped in devnagri. Dara is the link to yesterday, today and tomorrow. His sister Beero is betrayed by fate. Illiteracy adds to her misery. No one understands the plight of a woman, not even women.O' Dara, the immortals know the core of my crying heart!O' Dara, let mortals know the stories behind my scars!"He could not gather courage and look up. With dazzling bright moon suspended… Read More

This dictionary is the fruit of a five-year research work on the meaning of Igbo names, an indispensable resource material for all those who are interested in the culture of the Igbo ethnic group in general, and the cultural dimensions of Igbo names, in particular. Spoken by about 30 million people in southeastern Nigeria, Igbo is the mother tongue of diverse people groups who have their homeland in a block of territory delimited to north by the Edo-Igala-Idoma ethnic groups, Urhobo to the west, the Bights of Benin and Biafra to the south and the Ibibio-Anang to the south. These groups who live in the area so delimited are referred to as Igbo and use the Igbo language to communicate their experience of being-in-the-world as well as their overall worldview. Igbo names are not mere biometric elements or identification labels tagged onto the individual to distinguish them from others; they reflect socio-cultural, philosophical and religious beliefs. They are an expression of long-held societal ethos and… Read More

James is excited about his first fishing trip with his dad. On the fishing trip, Dad discovers that the fish bait has disappeared. Will this ruin the entire fishing trip? Where did the fish bait go? James learns a valuable lesson in this classic, unforgettable, and funny tale.

It is 1994; Ellen Parker, a thirteen-year-old rural Ohio girl, is mourning the death of her cousin Eileen, killed by a wild bullet from a fight between the Steel Riders and a rival outlaw motorcycle gang, both struggling to control the methamphetamine trade out of Butler County. As Ellen and her family try to comfort one another, county Deputy Sheriff JJ Jeffers works with a federal task force to break up the trade but is becoming increasingly frustrated with the lack of progress and his minor role. The summer stretches on and Ellen finds a sanctuary on the farm of her grandfather Tom. Then Steel Riders start dying, apparently in retaliation. But Jeffers is not so sure another gang is at work, particularly after uncovering the Parker family history.While Jeffers wonders and searches, the Steel Riders are not waiting. They strike back at their rivals and those who they believe are hounding them. Ellen uncovers a terrible secret, one that could destroy her sanctuary and her Grandpa Tom, and has a… Read More

Dark Psychology: Secrets and Techniques of Manipulation, NLP, Body Language, Mind Control and How to Analyze and Read people: Learn how and why Toxic People Manipulate others.

Hildy James: recent college grad, wife, and journalist, has an extraordinary ability, she can see and communicate with the dead. Hired right out of college by Haunted America, a large multimedia company that specializes in the publication of America's most haunted, she has been given the opportunity of a lifetime. Hildy, her husband, Charlie, his twin, Cooper, and friends, Lizzy and Oliver, set out to uncover the secrets of the Clayton estate for their first assignment. Hildy thought this would be a simple weekend, with peaceful ghosts, like she had encountered in the past. She never expected to be targeted by a dark soul, though. A dark soul that wanted to remain hidden in the shadows, and would do anything to make sure that Hildy remained there, too. Excerpt: There it was again. The sound of a woman weeping hung heavy in the air. This was the reason I was running aimlessly alone in the dark. It was coming from a few feet in front of me. Then it stopped. "Hello?" I called out nervously. I came to a… Read More

A Dark Sun Rises follows the tortured existence of Redd Riddick whose parents are killed in 1897 when he is a baby. Raising him falls to his twisted and brutal uncle, whose ghastly treatment of the hated child produces a bizarrely disturbed adult. The brilliant Anna Tilner and her extraordinarily gifted partner, Eva Hauser, are brought together once more when a mysterious and elaborate plan of execution slowly begins to close in on the Tilners and other powerful people who were responsible for bringing leading Alabama Klansmen to justice years earlier. A complex skein of relationships and compulsions for revenge converge when evil deeds from decades past explode in a monstrous conspiracy.

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In this sequel to the This Man's Wee Boy, young Tony Doherty struggles to come to terms with the murder of his father, Paddy, on Bloody Sunday and the impact it has on his mother, Eileen, and his brothers and sisters. At nine years old, he knows a terrible wrong has been committed against his family but lacks the understanding or the means to do anything about it - yet. For his fractured family, life goes on, with Tony determined to preserve the memory of his father and the bond they shared, even as he becomes increasingly immersed in the violent conflict raging on Derry's streets. As the 1970s unfold his father's absence remains the backdrop to the teenage Tony's newfound friendships and relationships; an ever-present ache amidst the excitement of Sunday dances and first kisses. Then, at seventeen, Tony decides it's time to join the fight.

Two reprobates from Cleveland exchanged irreverent and melodramaticletters coast-to-coast to each other in the days of the late 1970s and the early 1980s.It was a unique time after The Pill and before AIDS. It was a transition from the post-Watergate years to the era of Ronald Reagan. A new TV program, Saturday Night Live, was ushering in a new youth culture to replace the post 1950s world of Ozzie and Harriet and Father Knows Best. This correspondence novel is a collection letters between two smart ass Kent State University grads, Martin Rose, a Jewish artist and Bryan Ryan, a Catholic writer. Both were ego-maniacs oozing delusions of grandeur. A year before, the two sat in the living room of their dilapidated off-campus house trying to outdo each other in pithy bursts of creative hubris fueled by coffee, cigarettes and reefer. They met as broadcasting majors. Rose had been thrown out of the art department and Ryan had been heaved heartily from the school of journalism. Both went into the relatively… Read More

Agnes Lockwood returns to Tyneside, only to stumble across another dead body.
On her first visit, she helped the police solve a murder and gained quite the reputation as an amateur sleuth. Now, she is simply looking forward to meeting again with Alan Johnson, a D.C.I. with the Newcastle police force.
She is hoping their relationship will continue to blossom, but on her first day back in the city, she gets caught up in another murder.
And this time, her intrusion into the police investigation pushes Alan Johnson's patience to the very limit.
This is a standalone mystery, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series. This is the large print edition of Death On Tyneside, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

Este libro intenta ser un libro que ayude a conocer el Apocalipsis. La intención no es llenar con información y más información sobre teología, o situaciones teóricas, o teorías sobre personajes o simbolismos. Sino más bien, hacer un libro practico que ayude a vencer las barreras para sumergirse en el mundo del Apocalipsis. Este libro es una guia para estudiar el Apocalipsis y sacar lo mejor del Apocalipsis para la aplicación en la vida espiritual de la persona. Es una interpretación sencilla al alcance de las personas que quieren beneficiarse de las promesas del libro del Apocalipsis. No se trata de irse de verso en verso o con complicaciones de interpretación de las palabras con el griego o el hebreo. No es la intención de hacer un libro apologético, ni hermenéutico, sino más bien, tener al alcance de todos, la jugosa bendición de la revelación de Dios. Este método te ayudará a aplicarlo a tu vida, a mirar el Apocalipsis sin miedo al futuro, ni a las guerras espirituales, este… Read More

Intrige. Gleichgültigkeit. Verleugnung.
Mercy Noland ist sechsundzwanzig Jahre alt und die Managerin eines Luxus-Spas.
Sie hat ein paar Geheimnisse, die sie vor den meisten Leuten versteckt.
Sie übernahm die Obhut über ihre Nichte und ihren Neffen, nachdem deren
Eltern bei einem Autounfall ums Leben gekommen waren.
Ihr Leben dreht sich um ihren Job, ihre Kinder und nichts anderes.
Ty Hurst ist dreißig Jahre alt und ein verwöhnter Öl-Milliardär.
Er ist von Geburt an wohlhabend und hat in seinem ganzen Leben nicht einen Tag für etwas gearbeitet.
Außer als er seinen Großvater mütterlicherseits auf die Jagd begleitete.
Er trifft Mercy und wirft von Anfang an ein Auge auf sie.
Mercy hat in ihrem Leben keinen Platz für einen Mann, schon gar nicht für einen,
der nicht nur außerhalb ihrer Liga ist, sondern auch eher gefährlich und unberechenbar scheint.
Nachdem sie ihre Schwester und ihre Eltern in einem tragischen Autounfall verloren hat,
findet sie Tys achtloses Verhalten nicht passend für… Read More

In 1962, aged just 24, William Melvin Kelley's debut novel A Different Drummer earned him critical comparisons to James Baldwin and William Faulkner. Fifty-five years later, author and journalist Kathryn Schulz happened upon the novel serendipitously and was inspired to write the New Yorker article 'The Lost Giant of American Literature', included as a foreword to this edition.
June, 1957. One afternoon, in the backwater town of Sutton, a young black farmer by the name of Tucker Caliban matter-of-factly throws salt on his field, shoots his horse and livestock, sets fire to his house and departs the southern state. And thereafter, the entire African-American population leave with him.
The reaction that follows is told across a dozen chapters, each from the perspective of a different white townsperson. These are boys, girls, men and women; either liberal or conservative, bigoted or sympathetic - yet all of whom are grappling with this spontaneous, collective rejection of subordination.
A lost… Read More

This advanced level book Civil 3D book builds on the foundations of our popular introductory level books for AutoCAD Civil 3D. The authors are skilled instructors with direct industry and classroom experience.

How do people change from conception to death? What patterns can we recognize in human behavior related to biological age, psychological age, and social age norms? Why do people react to the same stressful situation in different ways? How can social workers help reduce risk and increase protective factors during various life stages? The Third Edition of this powerful text aims to examine the human life course in nine age-graded periods, which include: 1) conception, pregnancy, and childbirth 2) infancy and toddlerhood 3) early childhood 4) middle childhood 5) adolescence 6) young adulthood 7) middle adulthood 8) late adulthood and 9) very late adulthood. By examining each of these periods, the life course perspective can be understood as ever changing and marked by predictable and unpredictable twists and turns, which ultimately contribute to a unique life journey.

Mass market paperback. Collectible- Acceptable. New York: Fawcett Crest, 1962. 7 x 4 1/4 inches: pp. 512. White illustrated cardboard covers with orange and black type.1970's printing. Edge and corner wear, toning to cover. Small crumple/puncture on front cover near the bottom of letters D and R on title. Rubbing on spine edges with small closed tear at bottom corner. A few creased page corners. Text is unmarked. Binding crisp, tight.The second novel in Onstott's ongoing chronicle of slave breeding set in the old South at Falconhurst Plantation. This series is increasingly hard to find.