Some houses are haunted. This one is well-run.When etiquette columnist Alistair Morris inherits his late aunt's perfectly kept townhouse, he expects paperwork, dust, and perhaps a few awkward family memories.Instead, he finds a house with a strict household manual, impeccable standards, and a disturbing habit of correcting his behavior—one polite note at a time.At 17 Bellwether Square, coats must be properly hung, correspondence must be handled with...

What if your first job turned into a treasure hunt?Sam is a rookie geologist who finds herself working for a dodgy entrepreneur in the small South American country of Sierramar. At first, it seems as if she has made a mistake. Bored and badly paid, she struggles to adapt; thank goodness for her mad friend Gloria.When a work trip to the jungle yields a clue to a long-hidden archaeological treasure, Sam gets involved in an expedition to uncover the truth. But...

Levi Morgan spent fifteen years building a life that could outrun what he used to be.A gunfighter turned rancher, he broke ground on the Texas plains, raised a family, and made himself believe the man he'd been was buried deep enough to stay buried. He built fences and mended them and drove cattle and learned, slowly and imperfectly, how to be a father - how to be something other than what he'd been. How to put down the weight he'd carried so long he'd forgotten it was there.

A catastrophic event befalls the human race. One man must summon all of his wits and skills to somehow survive this apparent apocalypse alone. Alone. Or is he?

HYPERAUTOMATION is a collection of expert essays on low-code development and the future of business process automation. In each chapter, an academic, analyst, implementer, or end-user examines different aspects of low-code and automation in the enterprise, clarifying both value and barriers through personal experiences and insights. With contributions from: Dr. George Westerman, MIT - Neil Ward-Dutton, IDC - Lakshmi N, Tata Consultancy Services - Sidney Fernandes & Alice Wei, University of...

From early blossoms and returning birds to lengthening days and Easter celebrations, The Spring Story Book gathers a treasured collection of tales, poems, and legends that reflect the themes of spring.'There is no richer theme for children's stories than the miracle of spring.'Collecting folk tales, seasonal poetry, and charming legends from around the world, this storybook captures the freshness and wonder of springtime. Featuring work from belove...

From rustling leaves and golden harvests to spooky Halloween nights and heartfelt Thanksgiving traditions, The Autumn Story Book gathers a vibrant collection of tales, poems, and legends that celebrate the spirit of autumn.'Seedtime and harvest have always been seasons of absorbing interest and have furnished the storyteller with rich themes.'Collecting folk tales, seasonal poetry, and charming legends from around the world, this storybook captures...

From long summer days of adventure to hazy afternoons in sunlit fields, The Summer Story Book gathers a wide-ranging collection of stories, poems, and legends that reflect the joy and freedom of the season.'The young reader enriches his experience by learning to interpret "the open pages of the world about him."'Bringing together nature stories, seasonal poetry, and long-told legends from many cultures, this treasury captures the essence of summer....

"Myths and Legends of Our Own Land Volume 01: The Hudson and its Hills" by Charles M. Skinner is a captivating exploration of the rich folklore and enchanting tales that surround the Hudson River and its picturesque landscapes. Skinner delves into the stories of Native American tribes, early settlers, and the natural wonders of the region, weaving together a tapestry of myth and history. Each tale reflects the cultural heritage and the mystical essence of the Hudson Valley, inviting reader...

"Myths and Legends of Our Own Land Volume 02: The Isle of Manhattoes and Nearby" by Charles M. Skinner delves into the rich tapestry of folklore and tales that shape the cultural identity of the American landscape. This volume explores the enchanting stories surrounding the Isle of Manhattoes, a mythical representation of New York City, and its surroundings. Skinner's narrative weaves together historical accounts, indigenous legends, and local lore, offering readers a glimpse into the myst...

This is the chronicle of a woman whose Christian faith and trusting obedience to the smallest promptings of the Lord's abiding presence, along with her unflinching tenacity to "Never give up!" brought her back from the depths of catastrophic damage to her body and mind, after suffering severe PTSD, TBI, and sustaining devastating wounds in a car accident that took the life of her pastor-husband and two parishioners. She alone survived...and seemingly against all odds, again and again, thri...

"Myths and Legends of Our Own Land Volume 09: As to Buried Treasure" by Charles M. Skinner delves into the rich tapestry of American folklore, exploring tales of hidden treasures and the legends surrounding them. Skinner meticulously gathers stories from various regions, highlighting the cultural significance of these myths. Each narrative not only entertains but also reflects the hopes and dreams of those who sought fortune, often revealing deeper truths about human nature and the allure ...