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Madeleine's King
Tyler Edwards loves his job at King Brothers. Not only does he get to work with his best friends, Jayden and Nathan, but he also gets to indulge in his favourite hobby, computer investigation. Working intelligence in the army, gathering information is second nature to him, and this job allowed him to do it legally in civilian life. It also meant he was close to the one woman he'd had his eye on for the past two years, Madeleine Lewis. Madeleine Lewis has kept an enormous secret, all the time she's lived in Kings View, one she would never tell a living soul. It was the reason she moved here. She left home at twenty, after a family argument that left her disowned, branded a liar, and alone. Sh...
Victorian Literature
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The Sketch
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Methodology for the Observation of Hidden Behaviours in Addiction
This book tackles the paradox that is the observation of hidden behaviours. Concerning the use of substances, such as alcohol and other drugs, which are prohibited, condemned, or censored by various instruments of control (legal, medical, moral…), these behaviours tend to be kept secret from significant others. Under what conditions could they be revealed to an unknown inquirer? The book discusses these conditions and the ways, and their limits, to ensure the validity and the reliability of the data collected and to analyse and interpret them. It serves as an instrument of reflection for researchers and a source of support for decision makers faced with researching and intervening in harmful drug use.
To Kill a King
Sequel to The Queen's Blessing: After Merca prevents the murder of King Malcolm, happiness still eludes her. She continues to suffer from the trauma of her early life, having witnessed the murder of her parents by the King's avenging armies. She finds solace in the Church, however, and has determined to become a nun in a local convent. That decision doesn't make her happy, but it makes her feel safe. Queen Margaret sees other things for Merca, though, and sends her to London with the King and a small retinue. She discovers a Saxon rebellion against the new Norman king underway and becomes wrapped up in it. She knows how it feels to want to kill a king . . . how will she advise her new-found Saxon friends and save the boy she has come to love?
Edinburgh
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Suntanning in 20th Century America
The suntan experienced a profound change in the last century. Considered a mark of the lower class for hundreds of years, tanning became a fad in the early 1920s and remains popular today. The tan, though, was much more than a matter of fashion,enjoying at first a boost from the medical establishment. Opinions ranging from hard science to quackery lauded the suntan as something of a panacea. Near the end of World War II, however, researchers increasingly warned against the hazards of overexposure to the sun, and a large new industry developed--sunscreen. Americans' current paradoxical obsession with the tan developed almost entirely from the conflicting rays of twentieth century thought. Thi...
