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Nick Finds a Home
Nick Finds A Home is the story of a tiny, lost puppy who finds his way to a home, friends and family, when he meets up with a Tennessee Walking Horse named Little Man and some trail riders. No one knows how the puppy came to be alone far into the woods. His story of finding a home is a heartwarming reminder that the greatest gifts are free.
Mine Forever
Only moments ago, Vivienne's future with Max looked so bright and full of promise, but now it seems so empty and hopeless. Max has been taken by force and without a trace. He promised her forever and Vivienne won't rest until she finds him. Even if it takes forever.
M.F.
For me, falling in love at first sight, would take months of planning. A little caution never hurt anyone. But Maxwell Foxx isn't a man or a desire you can easily ignore. The man has sexy in his DNA. Falling in love with him was easy, inevitable. Keeping him would become a fight for my life. Young photographer, Vivienne Banks, could never be accused of throwing caution to the wind. She's earned the nickname 'Cautious Viv.' A tragic childhood colours her future and her trust must be earned. When her love life hits the rocks, Vivienne hits the bar with devastating consequences. In his sights already, gorgeous billionaire, Maxwell Foxx, comes to her rescue. But who is rescuing whom? And at what price? Will Vivienne ever truly understand the significance of the M.F. tattoo over Max's heart? And will Max ever break free from the ghosts in his past and the bonds which tie him to another?
Social Market Or Safety Net?
Social rented housing in Britain is undergoing radical reform - often inspired by European experiences. This timely report provides a comparative analysis of the social rented sector in seven European countries. Combined with analysis of labour market and social security systems, it challenges the assumptions behind the British reform agenda. Social market or safety net?: analyses the ownership, allocation, pricing and financing of the social rented sector in seven European countries; presents the first comparative data on the social composition of the main tenures; highlights the comparative poverty of tenants of social rented housing in the UK compared with their European counterparts; links housing to social security systems; provides a critique of the current reform agenda in the UK
Missing Foxx
Max finally has the closure he so desperately needs, releasing him from the bonds of his past. But as Vivienne waits for him to return to the penthouse, she stumbles upon an intruder. Frightened and defenceless, she has no choice but to accept her fate. But is Max their ultimate target? If so, Vivienne will sacrifice everything to protect him.
A New Vision for Housing
In 1945 the Labour Government set out to enable everyone to have a decent home, where people from all walks of life could live together. This dream was destroyed by a succession of avoidable mistakes and almost everyone now seems to believe that it is impossible to rediscover that vision. This book challenges that fatalism, tracing the policy mistakes that have given rise to this inequitable state from the folly of mass housing to the unfair tax privileges of many home owners. Holmes describes and advocates a new vision for the new millennium, finding solutions variously in development, planning, economic structures, social reform, and political reassessment to narrow the gap between rich and poor and enable people in all housing tenures to finally have a choice.
Trust, Complexity and Control
An increasing reliance on the Internet and mobile communication has deprived us of our usual means of assessing another party’s trustworthiness. This is increasingly forcing us to rely on control. Yet the notion of trust and trustworthiness is essential to the continued development of a technology-enabled society. Trust, Complexity and Control offers readers a single, consistent explanation of how the sociological concept of ‘trust’ can be applied to a broad spectrum of technology-related areas; convergent communication, automated agents, digital security, semantic web, artificial intelligence, e-commerce, e-government, privacy etc. It presents a model of confidence in which trust and ...
John Winston Howard
A portrait of one of Australia's longest-serving prime ministers, this biography goes behind the public image to find neither the strong-willed man of principle his supporters like to imagine nor the cunning opportunist painted by his foes. The discussion covers Howard's suburban middle-class upbringing and his success at implementing his polices, concluding that although the image of the ordinary bloke has helped his enduring popularity, heandmdash;like George Bushandmdash;possesses a number of uncommon strengths that have made him one of the most formidable leaders in Australian political history.
November
Jumping back into an old life is hard, something Liam O'Callaghan speedily finds out. Author J. William English's November takes readers to St. Dunstans, Scotland, a tiny coastal village where nothing ever happensa "at least, it didn't. A struggling writer and recent graduate of the University of Dublin, Liam tries to settle back into life at home but finds that something is missing. A reprobate of faith since his late teens, he rebels against the pressure from his friends to return to church. Heart-wrenching challenges face the young, would-be writer, as well as dangerous and difficult choices. When a ruthless murderer arrives in the village and makes Liam his target of persecution, Liam and his friends are driven to take matters into their own hands. Life is fast going downhill, and meanwhile, he may be losing the girl he's loved most of his life. A contemporary tale of conflicted love, bitterness, and raw emotion, November is a bleak, at times dark story, but it is shrouded with the light of hope. As readers learn, there is always a way out, even when things are at their worst. The question is: will Liam November O'Callaghan be wise enough to choose it?"
Greeniology
Being green is easier than you think. Greeniology is a practical, comprehensive and fun guide to local environmental action in your home, at work and on holiday. It's about living in comfort and style, and in harmony with the natural environment. Tanya Ha's green living advice, tips and ideas for the beginner and committed tree-hugger alike will compel you to change your life, and to be part of the solution to our planet's problems. As Gandhi said, 'Be the change you want to see in the world'. Find out how to: reduce the impact of your lifestyle on the health of the planet make your home more comfortable all year round save money on energy and water bills choose greener products cut your petrol costs, and make your home safer and healthier for your family.
