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November Rain
Fifteen years ago, Torri and Antonio were inseparable--until Antonio disappeared, breaking Torri's heart. Now, fate intervenes to bring them back together--but will their second chance survive a revelation that throws both of their worlds into turmoil? Now an award-winning photographer, Torri has a gallery in Harlem. The opening promises to be the most exciting night of her life--a promise fulfilled when Antonio, now the owner of the successful restaurant November Rain, saunters through the door. Fully believing that their reunion is fate, Antonio explains the devastating circumstances that triggered his disappearance and begs Torri's forgiveness. She's inclined to give him a second chance, but just as they're regaining their footing, Torri's mother reveals a shocking family secret that flips their lives upside down. This time, it's Torri's turn to disappear...
Confessing God's Word
Believers are called to live a life of faith. In fact, the Bible says that without faith, it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). But how do we get that faith? The answer is in the Word of God. Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word (Romans 10:17). In Confessing God's Word, Dr. Maureen Anderson helps to zero in on the appropriate scripture for any situation. The promises of God are personalized and organized to aid in effective prayer and counsel.
The Willpower Workaround
What if you could eat as much as you wanted, all day every day, and never gain weight? No gimmicks, nothing unsafe. And what if it was among the easiest things you've ever done?Think about it. Why do you give up on the latest diet? Because you're often, if not always, hungry. There's some complicated meal plan or point system or set of recipes you have to follow. My plan is simple. I eat what's good for me--and yes, I cleared the list with my doctor--and nothing else. Grocery shopping? Easy! Menu planning? A snap!
Supervision for Mental Health Care
Supervision has been a major component of initial training and an important element for professional development in the very wide field of mental healthcare. Part of the Foundation of Mental Health Practice series, this new book guides the student through the supervision process and enables them to get the most out of it and improve their practice.
Foul Deeds & Suspicious Deaths Around the Tees
Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths around the Tees—True Crime BookFoul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths Around the Tees, contains over sixty terrible and gruesome tales, that are set in the locality including; Barnard Castle, Darlington, Middlesbrough, Hartlepool and many of the surrounding villages.In the nineteenth-century, Victorian industrialists built their empires in the beautiful scenery and charming villages of the Tees area, using the river for transport of the commodities that were produced. Small, cramped houses were built to accommodate the rising population and often three or more families would live in one small dwelling. Many of the workers were illiterate and heavy drinkers. Domestic violence and drunken brawls were common amongst the poorer classes. Women and children were often a burden to the breadwinner and were held in low esteem. In a period spanning 100 years from 1799–1899 these well-researched events give an insight into the darker side of our region's history and heritage.Take a journey into the darker side of your area and let your spine tingle, as you read Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths Around the Tees.
Foul Deeds & Suspicious Deaths in & Around Durham
Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths in and Around Durham spans four centuries, with over fifty terrible tales of man's inhumanity to man, which are related in the pages of this book. In the early centuries superstition and ignorance were often the means by which justice was meted out. If it was believed that a crime had taken place, a person could be tried, condemned and hanged by the side of the road on nothing more than the statement of a neighbor. The nineteenth century saw the development of the coal industry. This brought thousands of impoverished men looking for work. Sadly , the wages were often spent on alcohol and women were often nothing more than punching bags for the drunken abusive...
Executions & Hangings in Newcastle & Morpeth
Treason, witchcraft, robbery and murder, just a few of the crimes that could incur the penalty of death in the early days of Britains justice system. Domestic violence was rife and alcohol was often the fuel that culminated in the murders of a wife or sweetheart. DNA, blood grouping & fingerpinting are now used to place a person at the scene of a crime. Before the use of forensics, evidence was often circumstantial and there is no doubt that in some cases an innocent person would have been hanged
Confessing God's Word
Believers are called to live a life of faith. In fact, the Bible says that without faith, it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). But how do we get that faith? The answer is in the Word of God. Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word (Romans 10:17). In Confessing God's Word, Dr. Maureen Anderson helps to zero in on the appropriate scripture for any situation. The promises of God are personalized and organized to aid in effective prayer and counsel.
Staying the Course
The controversial career of marathon runner Dick Beardsley is featured in this look inside the head of a distance runner as it describes his difficult life, what life is like as a celebrated athlete, and many struggles to overcome obtacles ranging from an
Durham Executions
Widespread poverty continued to exist in Durham at the start of the twentieth century. Improvement in working and housing conditions was a slow. Wages in dominant industries associated with iron and coal were higher than those who still worked on the land, in service and elsewhere but, for most families, it was a hard existence. The social and economic context of capital crimes are apparent in many of the cases featured in this volume. Alcohol-fuelled jealousy or the need for money was often the prelude to a meeting with the executioner. The voices against capital punishment became louder as the century progressed—but too late for the 55 men hanged at Durham, the last in 1958. Executions took place in private and, though witnessed, were not the great public spectacles of the past—but they provided good copy the newspapers of the day and the hangmen maintained a celebrity status.
