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The River Murder
It''s an early June morning, 1884. The tiny community of Riverhead, Harbour Grace, is on edge after the gruesome discovery of yet another body. A thirty-five-year-old deaf man, Thomas Callahan, was found floating in the Bannerman River with a gunshot wound to his chest. It had already been very tense in the small village. Over the last four months, Judge Thomas Bennett had overseen two concurrent Ministerial Inquiries at the Harbour Grace courthouse which resulted in rulings that went against strong public sentiment in the Riverhead enclave. This was on the heels of a major sectarian riot that happened four months earlier--the Harbour Grace Affray, as it became known, had resulted in the bru...
The Body on the Beach
Inspired by True Events Harbour Grace, 1920 Frank Fallon, a veteran policeman, finds himself demoted and transferred back to his hometown. Having left the community in 1905 after being rejected by his first love, Constable Fallon never wanted to return to the place of his childhood. Although they were young budding lovers, Marie Callahan's denial of him for the love of another is still a painful memory. An opportunity to join the Constabulary in St. John's had presented him with an escape from a place he never wanted to see again. However, his growing dependence on alcohol while in the city, at a time when Prohibition was cracking down on the illegal sale of booze in the Dominion of Newfoundland, resulted in Fallon butting heads with the Chief of Police. Now, challenged to police a town where only bitter memories exist isn't going to be easy. Two weeks into his tenure, an anonymous caller reports a fully-clothed body on Martin's Beach. The investigation begins, and Constable Frank Fallon must go up against his most difficult case yet. He becomes embroiled in a tale of intrigue surrounding the victim that leads to a shocking and devastating conclusion.
Negotiate to Win!
'Negotiation is not just a process, itâ€TMs an attitude'--one that we all can learn. Patrick Collins, an internationally recognized expert on the subject, offers an original, comprehensive guide to maximizing negotiation skills, whether in a one-on-one encounter or a larger, more formal negotiating session. What he offers is much more than just a guide to "magic words" or a collection of case studies; Collins provides a hard-working handbook on assessing situations and pinpointing the appropriate techniques for any given circumstance.
Patrick Collins
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Murder at Lover's Leap
"Nicholas Peddle will die on August 21, 1927." These words sent shivers down the spine of retired sergeant Frank Fallon on the hottest day of July 1977. The eighty-six-year-old former Newfoundland Constabulary sergeant received a courtesy phone call from the local RCMP detachment in Harbour Grace informing him a metal detector had discovered a lead egg roll-shaped capsule that contained a handwritten letter pertinent to a crime he investigated back in 1927. The murder of Nicholas Peddle some fifty years ago was the only cold case in this policeman's long career. Archivists at The Rooms museum offer a glimmer of hope that a laboratory process might recover the signature and remaining text of ...
Patrick Collins
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Speak with Power and Confidence
Goosebumps, butterflies in the stomach, and pure cold fear: for most people, public speaking ranks high on the list of nerve-wracking activities. Will they be able to make their thoughts clear? Will they impress their audience...or bore, even alienate them? Help is on the way, with this comprehensive guide to improved communication skills for talks big and small. Speak with Power and Confidence offers tips on everything from preparing for a speech to sitting down for a job review to addressing a courtroom or the media. Speak with Power and Confidence reveals the all-important secrets of gaining absolute control of their image, their message, and their audience--whether it’s one person or a...
