Jeff Resnick wasn't supposed to know about the man hung up to bleed out.After a mugging in Manhattan leaves him with a fractured skull, insurance investigator Jeff Resnick reluctantly agrees to recover at the home of his estranged half brother, Richard. At first, Jeff believes his graphic nightmares of murder are just the workings of his traumatized mind. But when a local banker is found dead, Jeff believes the attack has left him with the ability to see m...

Cervantine Futures places the writings of Miguel de Cervantes into conversation with some of the most pressing issues in cultural studies, critical theory, and sociopolitical discourse of the last decade. Assembling a diverse range of prominent and emerging scholars in the field, this volume stakes a claim for Hispanism’s place in the growing scholarly movement to vindicate pre- and early modernity for its incisive and often singular perspective on race, gender, ability, the body,...

Risk-averse traveler, Iris Winterbek, knew she was signing up for some discomfort when she let her adrenaline junkie daughter book their European vacation.But she didn't expect to spend two weeks running for her life, and it’s making her a little cranky.When a charming stranger at their Dutch B&B slips Iris a gift wrapped in blue Delft, and tells her not to open it until she gets home, everything goes sideways.What Iris doesn't know...

Life On Victoria Square stories are companions to the Victoria Square Mysteries by Lorraine Bartlett.You know about Victoria Square thanks to the Victoria Square Mysteries. Artisans Alley takes center stage in those books, but the merchants--and their businesses--are just as intriguing. They all have stories to tell ... and that's what the Life on Victoria Square companion series is all about.So settle back and really get to know the merchants. Learn about their li...

Wriggle your toes in the sand and feel the warm breeze on your face when you check into the hotel that’s full of dreams…‘The happy plot is charming… very entertaining’ Publisher's WeeklyThree years after ditching her career in New York City, Rosie never thought she’d still be managing the quaint faded Victorian hotel in her seaside hometown.What’s worse, the hotel’s new owners are turning it into a copy of their Florida properties. Flamingos and all...

A specially priced box set of the first two Jeff Resnick Mysteries by New York Times bestseling author L.L. BartlettMURDER ON THE MINDJeff Resnick hardly knew his well-heeled half-brother. But after suffering a fractured skull in a vicious mugging, he reluctantly accepts the fact that he has a long and brutal recovery to face—and his closest of kin can provide him with the time and place to do it.Now, Jeff is haunted by unexplained visions of a heinous crime—a banker...

The Tales From Blythe Cove Manor is the brainchild of New York Times bestselling author Lorraine Bartlett, USA Today bestselling author Kelly McClymer, and award-winning author Shirley Hailstock. In this collection of essays, you'll learn the background for the series, as well as some of the secrets for what makes Blythe Cove and his owner, Blythe Calvert, so special.

The Top 10 Bestseller for fans of Call The Midwife!A fresh start…Midwife Ella Mehenick left the small Cornish town of Port Agnes for London and never looked back. But when her seemingly perfect life crashes down around her, there’s only one place she can heal her battered heart - the place she once called home.A new arrival…Ella is quickly welcomed into the small community midwife team and loves her new job caring for mums...

Jean Keller, the daughter of the notorious witch Pamela Keller-Wagner, is being forced to marry a complete stranger. At the age of 17, she dreams of swimming in the sea, or for one more day with her little sister, Kimberly Keller. Excitement, adventure, and danger come in the form of a boy. A dirty, lonely boy with his own secrets.The Boy at Robbins Pond is a tale of forbidden love, tradition, and obligation set in the 1970s.

Coming soon from the BESTSELLING author of Letting Go of Yesterday, Jo BartlettThey say you'd do anything for love, but what happens when you don't believe it exists?When her free-spirited mother famously turns up naked and unapologetic during Ashleigh Hayes’ first term at college, Ashleigh is certain embarrassment is her life’s defining theme.Ten years on, things finally seem different. With her best friend Stevie by her side and a thriv...

When midwife Hope Masterson arrives in Cornwall to start her dream job by the sea, she’s ready for a fresh start and a chance to make a real difference to the lives of the women and babies she cares for.Working between St Piran’s hospital and the community midwifery unit of Port Agnes, Hope quickly finds herself drawn into the lives of her patients and colleagues. From dramatic deliveries and joyous newborns to heartbreaking struggles with infertility, she is on ha...

First published in 1951, The Mind at Work and Play consists of the 119th series of Christmas lectures given at The Royal Institution in 1948-49. The book raises some important questions like- how can the mind and its senses measure things accurately? What kinds of bodily movements can people make best, and how can a knowledge of these help the design of scientific apparatus and of the working tools and machines of everyday life? How does observation proceed and what are some of it...