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Dark Justice: McCabe
Rowena Connor's ex was a monster, and she'd do anything to protect her son from him. Including fake her death and sequester her son in another country. But somehow her ex figured it out. Now he's kidnapped her son and wants her dead—for real this time. US Marshal Ryan McCabe had to leave Rowena to save her. It gutted him. But now she's dropped into his life unexpectedly, on the run from the man McCabe has been hunting for years. He still burns for her, but it's clear she definitely hasn't gotten over what he did to her. Who can blame her? But her only hope to stay alive is to trust him, dark secrets and all. Each title in the Dark Justice series is STANDALONE: *Dark Justice: Morgan *Dark Justice: Hunt *Dark Justice: McCabe
Herbert McCabe
Herbert McCabe struck those who met him (Alasdair MacIntyre, Anthony Kenny, Terry Eagleton, Denys Turner) or those who read his writings (David Burrell, Stanley Hauerwas) for his high intelligence. He was the most intelligent philosopher after the death of Karl Popper. His philosophical inquiries on God and the Human Being have yet to be properly understood, not because they were abstruse (clarity was McCabe’s inexorable sword!) but because of their dizzying depth, for which many are not yet prepared. This is the first comprehensive study of McCabe, a person who preferred speaking to writing and left only the short—fragmented and dispersed—texts of his lectures and sermons. But in this book, to use David Burrell’s words, Manni has “managed to get inside McCabe’s mind” and assemble together for the first time the disiecta membra of a powerful system of thought.
Dalwrith
Fourteen year old, Will Ashthorn is thrown from his everyday life and into the very different world of Dalwrith with nothing but a mysterious wolf companion to help him survive. While trying to find his way home he will make friends and enemies as well as encountering monsters and terrific creatures. In this fantasy driven story Will must figure out where his allegiance and destiny may lie. In Dalwrith nothing is for sure.
Index Medicus
Vols. for 1963- include as pt. 2 of the Jan. issue: Medical subject headings.
Laugh Out Loud
If you are determined to stay cool, and positive and survive the negativity of the news and people around you, then this is the book for you, read it and allow yourself to feel healthy emotional changes from the inside out to relieve stress, feel motivated, and find the bright side in any situation fast. Excerpt from Dirty Laundry: “She hung it out there on the line—as if nobody cares, I hated to see her dingy clothes, as she pinned her barely-washed wares. She must not know what she’s doing—I wish she’d get a clue! At least the sun will sanitize— (if only people knew).” Other poems you’ll find inside: · I Dated a Doctor Once · I Want to Delete My Facebook, But . . . · Lunch Date · “Noguchi” And more!! The publisher masterfully combined the best of several brilliant poets into a refreshing book filled with surprises and addictive humor inside Laugh Out Loud.
Western Muslims and Conflicts Abroad
This book explains why reactive conflict spillovers (political violence in response to conflicts abroad) occur in some migrant-background communities in the West. Based on survey data, statistical datasets, more than sixty interviews with Muslim community leaders and activists, ethnographic research in London and Detroit, and open-source data, this book develops a theoretical explanation for how both differences in government policies and features of migrant-background communities interact to influence the nature of foreign-policy focused activism in migrant communities. Utilizing rigorous, mixed-methods case study analysis, the author comparatively analyses the reactions of the Pakistani co...
Irish Famine Immigrants in the State of Vermont
Mrs. Lane is a descendant of the author of the "Star Spangled Banner," Francis Scott Key. Her book traces Key's ancestry back to the American immigrant, Philip Key of London, who settled in St. Mary's County, Maryland in 1720, and forward to a number of Key lines in the U.S. of her own era.
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