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Daylight and Sunset
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A Murder Forever Unsolved
Murder is an age-old thing. Many people believe that crime and violence is a new phenomenon, but people have been killing each other for various reasons for all of recorded history. So it is no surprise that when we look back a few decades we can still find some rather interesting murder cases. People murder for love, money, vengeance, personal advancement, or simply for the fun of it. This case, out of Orange Country, California is no exception to those motivations. And even seventy years after the fact, these murders still remain quite exceptional. Due to the age of the case the case files are scarce and much of what actually happened is mere journalistic speculation. Much of what is said about what happened has been exaggerated or assumed. So take it all with a grain of salt as we seek to find the facts within the years of fiction.
Health Economics
Beginning with a look into simple models of supply and demand within health care, this key text moves on to techniques of cost-benefit analysis, and then compares differing health care systems around the world. Featuring an array of case studies based on systems from around the world, the book successfully bridges the divide between the insurance-based system employed in the United States, the publicly-funded options more common in Europe and Canada, and the mixed arrangements characteristic of most developing countries. This informative textbook, essential for students on the ever-growing number of health economics courses internationally, will also be useful in other areas, such as public health studies, medicine and health science.
Lady Scumbag
History is riddled with individuals who have done rather atrocious things. Mass murders, ritualistic deaths, and desecration of bodies - it was easier to get away with things before the connectedness of the modern world. Still, people begin to notice when large numbers of other people go missing. And even in an age before technology, the ones responsible were often found. This is the case with the following story. Even in towns as large as Barcelona, people begin to notice things. And they begin to wonder what is happening. People still talk about "la vampire" of Barcelona as though it is a myth, but there is truth behind the narrative. And here is the tale of the woman who inspired a local legend.
Brazen
Samantha Reed is willing to settle into marriage as a trophy wife to a wealthy older man–if it will help her aging father pay off his debts.
Louie's Rocket Ship
Louie and Ethan launch project Rocket Ship journeying into space and beyond... Once they land on the Moon the real fun begins... This is #7 in a series of bedtime adventure stories. Each book takes you on Louie's adventures, imagined through his dreams and play.
Trapped in the Corner of a Round Room
Ember suffers from the images in her head, but that's a far cry from the world she's about to enter. Within the circular room like a prison cell, she loses everything she once held dear.
Escape with Me
Getting shot is bad enough, but waking up two hundred years in the past is even worse. Samantha never thought being in the antiques business would be so dangerous, nor that a locket she swiped for herself would send her to 1783 London. With only enigmatic rhymes for clues, she must find out why she slipped through time and how to get home. Her situation goes from bad to worse when desperation lands her in a brothel, but Samantha's first client may have the answers she needs—if she submits to his desires. There's more to beautiful, long-legged Samantha than meets the eye, but she's a distraction that naval officer Ryder cannot afford. His father is dying, and his fugitive brother has bankru...
The Communication Room
"The Communication Room is a smart, fast-paced and original sci-fi novella that provides an intense and thought-provoking look at an alternate history...and future. A fantastic read!" - Jeremy Robinson, international bestselling author of Apocalypse Machine Leonard Ackerman works at a remote army base trying to solve the greatest threat facing mankind. An alien invasion that has eroded our species down to very few numbers as far as Ackerman can tell. His base is compromised and Ackerman retreats to a laboratory he has never been inside, locking himself there with the enemy right outside his door. Inside the lab are thirteen telephones—from the American civil war through to Ackerman’s pre...
