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Rowland
In Rowland: A Heart of Sunshine, the sequel to Surviving the Shadows, author Caroline Whitehead meets her long-lost elder brother, Rowland Marshall, for the first time in 1991 when he is 72 years old. Rowland had heard about Caroline's existence when he was thirteen, but had been denied any details. He'd searched for her in vain for almost sixty years. Caroline tells Rowland of being raised as an orphan by nuns, how she was forced into war work in 1942, and of her struggle to exist on low wages and wartime rations. Her thwarted political ambitions, emigration to Canada, raising a family, and always searching for her roots... Caroline reveals to her brother the existence of three other siblin...
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Stepping Through...
Portals appear up in all kinds of places and in all shapes and sizes, raising all kind of questions. Take a mystical tavern for instance, where life choices come into play - how do you get there? How do you learn how to use a portal if it is magical and you aren't? If portals lead to standard destinations, what system governs them? Can you go through one intentionally? How do you escape one if you don't know why you're there? Five original fantasy stories explore these questions and more. The Two Trees Tavern - A life changing choice offered to a visitor in the mystical tavern. Conduct Unbecoming - A paranormal paralegal representing a ghost learns more about her powers. Portal Central - The exploration of a portal system that asks who's in charge anyway? Within the Song Lines - A thrown boomerang begins a quest for knowledge from the ancestors. A Walk on the Ivories - An out of tune piano in an old house leads to revisiting of old family wounds.
Principles of the English Law of Obligations
Principles of the English Law of Obligations provides students with a high-quality overview of this key area of English law. Drawing together updated chapters from the third edition of English Private Law, the subjects covered include contract, tort and equitable wrongs, unjust enrichment, and remedies. Written by a team of acknowledged experts, the chapters give a clear, simple, and accurate overview of the guiding principles and rules of the English law of obligations, including contract and tort, which are compulsory subjects for law degrees and on professional courses. Whether looking for an accessible, conceptual introduction to the area or a handy revision reference, students will find this book invaluable.
