With classes finished and her friends scattering across the country, Kristy has no intention of spending the summer in her hometown. She knew getting laid on a regular basis was going to be easier if she weren't sleeping every night in her childhood princess bed. Checking out of her dorm room, Kristy points her car east towards the Jersey Shore and the quintessential teenage experience of spending the summer working at the beach.In this installment of the "Slut's Perspective" serie...

"A Slut's Perspective" is the story of a coed who has discovered the joys of sex – with her roommate, members of the student body, and with her professor. A natural "A" student, Kristy Wilson uses her free time to sleep with as many new and interesting people as possible. By the end of the story, you'll be asking yourself why there weren't girls like her at your school. Or maybe, Kristy will just remind you of someone from your past.The approximately length of "A Slut's Perspective...

Climate Engineering: A Normative Perspective takes as its subject a prospective policy response to the urgent problem of climate change, one previously considered taboo. Climate engineering, the “deliberate, large-scale manipulation of the planetary environment in order to counteract anthropogenic climate change,” encapsulates a wide array of technological proposals. Daniel Edward Callies here focuses on one proposal currently being researched—stratospheric aerosol injection—which would sp...

In all of Sykes’ novels he draws heavily on his own life experiences though none more so than in this, his third, semi-autobiographical novel. The Edward Beaumont of the novel is indeed Sykes; his solicitors practice and early political aspirations are featured along with his romance of the daughter of a Lincolnshire vicar. From newspaper articles we can also confirm that he was a councillor and a potential parliamentary candidate for the West Staffordshire constituency; his embroilment wi...

As an introduction to early church history, this book is not intended to cover any subject exhaustively. Its goal is to provide an overview of the most significant leaders of the church while adding stories of ordinary Christians who remained faithful to the Lord in the face of persecution. It will introduce readers to how the church, in its first five centuries, sought to answer the primary theological questions of the day. This book is meant to whet the appetite of those who have never r...

'A humane, humorous and ultimately extremely moving novel' Guardian'A darkly comic, deeply moving and thoroughly modern father-son love story' Mail on Sunday'Tremendously moving, fiercely intelligent and very, very funny' Paul MurrayLouis Lasker loves his family dearly – apart from when he doesn’t. There’s a lot of history. His father’s marriages, his mother’s death; one brother in exile, another in denial; everything said, everythin...

In this third book of the Jacy’s Search For Jesus series, Jacy Faces Evil, we are once again pulled into the story of Jacy, no longer a baby eagle but a maturing young eagle that is learning to listen to his “inner voice.” He soon realizes that he has the power within himself to save the life of his dear friend, Betsy Bunny, as well as his own. We are introduced again to two new characters in the forest, Daisy Deer and Carl Crow. Carl befriends them and then tries to stop them from making ...

______________'A beautifully poised series of dialogues about literature, music and politics, and they're a testimony to the enormous gifts and courage of both men' - Tom Paulin, Guardian'A marvellous eavesdrop on the discourse of exchange between two great intellects' - Nadine Gordimer, TLS'An extraordinary meeting of minds in troubled times' - Financial Times

I worked five days a week in a locked dementia ward for six years. During that time, I noticed that some of the new staff and residents' relatives had difficulty adapting to the reality of the dementia ward. New staff would take fright and not return to work after as little as one shift. The relatives would react by getting angry. Both would sometimes have difficulty with their own perceptions of reality and try to force those onto the dementia ward but never successfully, which caused eve...

Crime Scene Unit Management: A Path Forward is a must-have resource for anyone involved with forensic investigations and the search for evidence at the crime scene. The book provides standards for how to manage a crime scene so that evidence is collected and preserved without errors and includes guidelines for how to implement the standards and set up regional training programs for smaller jurisdictions with tighter budgets. Key features include examples, checklists, and flow char...

Is your business playing it safe—or taking the right risks?Risk is a regular part of business, but knowing which risks to take and when to step back is often unclear. Whether you're assessing a new opportunity for innovation or thinking about your long-term strategy in an unsteady economy, you need to know the best way to proceed while ensuring that your company is financially secure and thriving.We've combed through hundreds of Harvard Business Review

In The Pentateuch: Life in the Presence of God, J. Daniel Hays surveys the narrative history of the Pentateuch—the first five books of Scripture and invites readers to know the God who covenanted with Israel to rescue them and live in his presence. This book will encourage and equip pastors, students, and laypersons as they encounter the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.As part of the Scripture Connections series, The Pentateuch includes helpful sidebars with anci...