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The Hunt
The hunt has begun. Sweet and clean historical fiction with a modern twist Miss Rebecca Tarleton is taking her shot to beat the gentleman at her father’s annual hunt festivities. The event offers a unique occasion to showcase her archery and equestrian skills and the opportunity to make her peace with the forest, which nearly conquered her many years ago. Before the games begin, the sudden arrival of a gentleman for whom Rebecca has long had affection gives her a chance to persuade him to see her as more than a childhood family acquaintance. Their never-ending propensity to argue with one another and her friend’s increasingly vexing presence puts her endeavors to the test. In true Rebecca fashion, it’ll be a wild ride. If she’s to do a thing, she goes after it. Will Rebecca win the hunt? Or will the hunt conquer her? Note: The Hunt contains spoilers to book 2, Who is Madalene?
The Foreman
Sweet and clean historical fiction with a modern twist The season in Bath has begun, and the hunt for a suitor continues. The only man who arrests Christiana Yeatman’s interest is the one her father won’t deem as suitable marriage material. Mr. Edgar Locke is a foreman. A very talented and intelligent one for sure, as his work is undoubtedly a significant reason why Lord Thurston’s mills are some of the most prosperous. But he’s definitely not the same station as the daughter of one of the country’s wealthiest gentlemen. Christiana and Edgar must make a choice before the end of her father’s dinner party— will they end a relationship before it has even begun because it seems doomed to failure, or do they charge on full steam ahead? The Foreman features the strong-willed and whole-hearted Christiana Yeatman as she sounds the opening battle cry in this prequel novella for The Women of T.H.E.T.A. series. Let it come. I'm ready.
Expanding Their Scope
Abigail's sky is falling. Lady Abigail St. Clare is wealthy, popular, and about to marry the rich, handsome nobleman, Lord Walter Harding. She is a star, and the world is at her fingertips as she takes her place among high society as a beautiful and respected countess. But Lady Abigail has a couple of secrets. When one is made public by an unknown enemy, it threatens to destroy everything she was looking forward to and had worked hard for. The countess mathematician and astronomer has never been one to give up without a battle. When her best hopes of setting matters right involve working with the man who brought this predicament to the fore in the first place, it'll take everything she has not to wring his neck. Or maybe she'll wish for a very different relationship in time… Lady Abigail's faceless foe will test their loyalties and ambitions. Her sky may be falling, but she's used to pushing boundaries and is ready to knock it back into place. Sweet and clean historical fiction with a modern twist
The Imagination Room
Lady Deanna Prescott-- Dreamy. Expressive. Accident-prone. Dr. Clinton Fiske-- Neat. Orderly. Controlled. What happens when Deanna’s older brother, Lord Atwood, asks his friend, Fiske, to keep an eye on his sister during the Bath season while he’s away in London? Chaos. Lady Deanna brings disorder to Dr. Fiske’s order, makes his tidy existence a complete mess, and he loses control of everything. Including his senses. Will the confirmed bachelor be confirmed no more? Or will past enemies, fears, and insecurities keep them apart? The Imagination Room features Dr. Fiske from Expanding Their Scope – The Women of T.H.E.T.A. Book 1: Abigail. Laugh and get swept up as Lady Deanna’s imagination and reality meld into a heartwarming tale. A sweet and clean historical drama novella with a modern twist
Who Is Madalene?
An orphan. A fortune. A choice. Sweet and clean historical fiction with a modern twist When Hannah Northrop arrives at Archer Hall as the new governess, she doesn’t have high hopes for being happy with the Barclay family. She never understood why her guardian, Lord Putnam, kept her in an orphanage for 15 years only to bring her to his estate now when she’s twenty years of age. All Hannah has ever wanted was a place. A family. Kenneth Barclay wants a place as well, and he’s just as convinced as Hannah that it’s not at Archer Hall. Always at odds with his father, Lord Putnam, he’s searching for an escape. But Kenneth is the heir, so he’ll have to find a way to make do... Oliver Vaughan has deep roots as the earl of his large estate, but he’ll soon lose the last piece he regards as family. He’s on a mission to ensure that Lady Corwyn’s legacy remains. Their lives are about to collide in a way that will leave them forever changed.
Sculpting His Likeness
When the Armstrong family moves into the beautiful garden estate of Oakes Hollow, their new neighbor declares they’ll be a breath of fresh air to the neighborhood. The Armstrongs tend to buck convention, and the Fitzpatricks are ready for the customary to be modernized. A model family with title and money, the Fitzpatricks are the embodiment of establishment, and they’re tiring of that mantle. Fast forward twelve years, and an ugly form of jealousy and contention between Clive and Geoffrey Fitzpatrick emerges from the rock-like ideal. Their sibling rivalry puts sculptress, Faye Armstrong, in the middle, and the ensuing courtship ruse takes some unexpected turns. Will the brothers carve and shape a peace? Or will everyone be shattered? Sweet and clean historical fiction with a modern twist
The Weak Link
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Redesigning the World Trade Organization for the Twenty-first Century
Two high-level commissions—the Sutherland report in 2004, and the Warwick Commission report in 2007—addressed the future of the World Trade Organization and made proposals for incremental reform. This book goes further; it explains why institutional reform of the WTO is needed at this critical juncture in world history and provides innovative, practical proposals for modernizing the WTO to enable it to respond to the challenges of the twenty-first century. Contributors focus on five critical areas: transparency, decision- and rule-making procedures, internal management structures, participation by non-governmental organizations and civil society, and relationships with regional trade agreements. Co-published with the International Development Research Centre and the Centre for International Governance Innovation
