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Den røde dal er 5. og sidste del af Martine-serien om en vestjysk familie, som immigrerer til USA og Canada. Janus, Martines søn, er rejst til Californien sammen med sin barndomsven Thue. Her har de mødt et væld af mennesker, som på forskellig vis har hjulpet dem frem i den nye, fagre verden. Efterhånden har de to mænd også fundet sig bedre til rette i det nye samfund. Men hvor Thue slår sig ned som farmer i Den Røde Dal, higer Janus stadig efter eventyr og ser muligheder overalt. Så da chancen for at komme til Australien og grave efter guld opstår, griber Janus den.

I den fattige italienske region Calabrien har en landsbys befolkning ønsket, at en afdød ophøjes til helgen. Derfor sender Vatikanet en lærd og fornem monsignore ud for at se tingene an og vurdere situationen. Men kort efter ankomsten viser det sig, at landsbyen ikke er så uskyldsren som først troet. Alle har noget at skjule, og ingen ønsker, at deres hemmeligheder nogensinde ser dagens lys. Den australske forfatter Morris L. West (1916-1999) voksede op i Melbourne som den yngste af seks børn. Som 14-årig blev han en del af en munkeorden.

I tredje bind i Martine-serien, Brænd dine skibe, følger handlingen Martines voksne søn Janus, som sammen med sin barndomsven Thue har beslutte sig at immigrere til Canada. De to unge mænd prøver lykken, men livet som immigrant er slidsomt. Heldigvis støder Janus og Thue på en række særegne personager, som de slår sig sammen med i jagten på eventyr og lykke i det store, nye land. Karen Aabye (1904-1982) var en dansk forfatter og journalist. Karen Aaby debuterede i 1939 med romanen Der er langt til Paris.

Constance Ring involverer sig med tre forskellige mænd, en læge, en forretningsmand og en musiker uden at kende til de forventninger, der stilles til en ung pige. Mændene er alle langt mere erfarne end hun, og deres seksuelle tilnærmelser virker skræmmende på den unge pige. Romanen sætter fokus på den store ulighed mellem mænd og kvinder, når det gjaldt seksuelle erfaringer. Hun kritiserede dobbeltmoralen ved, at mænds utroskab var socialt acceptabelt, alt imens konen blev sat ud på sidelinjen, indtil hun kunne bruges.

How To Be The Best (In Business) by Donald V. Almeida is not just any business book. Drawing from his impressive journey up to Global Vice Chairman of PwC, Almeida offers a unique blend of personal memoir and practical self-help. Through engaging stories from his own career, he breaks down complex business concepts into understandable, actionable advice. This book is designed for anyone in the business world, from newcomers looking for direction to seasoned professionals seeking to refine their skills. Almeida's narrative is inviting, making his profound insights accessible to all.

In this stunningly transparent memoir, Nanette Larson shares her journey from a life of constant hopelessness and despair, deep depression, crippling anxiety, and suicidality to one full of victorious hope and purpose. Realizing that she had allowed the labels that had been pasted upon her by medical professionals and society alike to define who she was, Nanette changed her perspective by seeing herself through the eyes of her Maker. Taking control of her thoughts was only the first step of a winding road to wellness, however.

A Saturday of ballistic therapy at the Fawcettville gun range turns bloody for PI Niccolo ‘Fitz’ Fitzhugh when local social worker and community theater star Anna Maria Ippolito is found murdered in her home. It’s personal too—he’s been casually dating Anna Maria following his disastrous break up with prosecutor Alicia Linnerman. The discovery of a strange coded journal at Anna Maria’s home makes Fitz and Anna Maria’s sister Carlotta wonder if she’s living some sort of double life, one Carlotta wants to know about before the police get wind of it.

J.V. Sadler’s first collection of short stories tip-toes the waking and unconscious world. Take a peek into the upside-down world of Licking. Transcending reality, these stories integrate a diabolical twist to the mundane. In the title story, a couple's hopes for a baby turn sour; “The Baboon” is a story of self-deprecation gone wrong; in “Unafraid” a woman will do anything to overcome her fears; eavesdrop on a dysfunctional family in “Family: Dinner”; a crowd struggles to save a dying woman in “Almost”.

Tutu, adorned in intricate gears and goggles, is not your ordinary rabbit. Gifted with a knack for exploration and an insatiable curiosity, Tutu roams the fantastical landscapes, accompanied by a diverse group of friends, each possessing unique talents and quirks. Together, they form an extraordinary fellowship, committed to unraveling the secrets that lie hidden in the corners of their extraordinary world.

These books are suitable for anyone who wants to improve their mental health, happiness, and success. Whether you are a professional, a parent, a teacher, a counselor, or a student, you will benefit from the insights and strategies in these books.

Kalarekhalu is a sociology-autobiographical novel based on the Telangana struggle against the imperialist regime. The novel is unique in its picturization of the struggle of suppressed humanity.

Ein Mammut zum Mitnehmen, bitte! Der sechste Teil der englischen Erfolgsserie über die Zeitreisende Doktor Madeleine Maxwell! Frisch verheiratet kehrt Max in den Dienst der zeitreisenden Historikerinnen und Historiker zurück. Ihr Jobprofil hat sich sogar ein wenig erweitert: Sie soll ab jetzt die neuen Rekruten ausbilden. Das wird Max selbstverständlich besser machen als ihre Vorgänger.

Creative. Cool. Confident. is a how-to guide on 4 steps you can take to ignite your confidence so that you “show up” and be the rockstar you know you can be. By recalling moments in your life when you’ve felt most confident you can create your own ICC: Inner Confidence Crew.

When three modern women find themselves in medieval Scotland, they must use their wits and strengths to fight ancient foes. With the English, witch hunters, and the church after them, these futuristic ladies navigate the murky waters of falling in love with a broody highlanders while adjusting to their new lives and protecting that they now hold so dear.

Cowboys and Indian: A Doctor’s First Year in Texas is an exciting and entertaining account of a doctor’s first year of practice in an underserved Texas hospital. Besides the challenges of being an immigrant and a husband and father, the doctor manages medical emergencies like cardiac arrests, collapsed lungs, industrial accidents, lacerations, and other traumas—all with minimal resources. In the course of that fateful first year, the heart-warming and often hilarious events show medical science at its best.

"Men and Brethren, What Shall We Do?" is a compelling exploration into the heart of Christianity and the Apostolic Doctrine, offering a clear and scripturally grounded understanding of salvation. This book is an essential listen for new believers and those seeking to solidify their understanding of core Christian beliefs, distinguishing between scriptural fact and man-made fiction. The book meticulously unravels the complex tapestry of salvation, drawing directly from the Bible to provide an authoritative and enlightening perspective.

Thirty-six poems inspired by volunteering full time with a disability nonprofit, discovery around disability and employment, weight loss and growth, and silence and nature.

In The Book on Heat, Brad Pilon offers new hope to those struggling with their health, weight loss, and disease prevention. This is a guide to the exciting effects that heat can have on the human body, and is a helpful resource for both the avid health enthusiast looking to improve their health and people who cannot exercise due to injuries or other issues. The Book on Heat covers 70-plus years of research on the effects of temperature on the human body. In a clear and easy-to-understand manner, Brad shares his insights from over two decades working as a researcher.

The purpose for which I wrote the following poem(s) is because they assisted me in expressing the feelings, thoughts, and emotions which I was having at the time while I walked through a relatively challenging period of my life. I hope to inspire other young Black males to also express their thoughts, talk about their feelings, and to hopefully try to make the world a better place. Allow yourself as the listener to think of your own perspective regarding these topics, issues, and subject matters.

Coached by Joan of Arc book is a dialogue between the listener and Joan of Arc, the woman Mark Twain called “easily and by far the most extraordinary person the human race has ever produced.” As we explore her virtue-infused life, this astonishingly modern woman takes us by the hand, coaches us, whispers wise advice and lessons in noble leadership in our ear. Far from being anachronistic, her way of life and virtuous example is eternally new, for she follows precepts that are above human weakness.