Inspiring and entertaining stories of wildlife, wild places, and wild adventures by women field biologistsMore than 40 real-life adventure stories by 37 women field biologistsTakes readers behind the scenes with wolves, condors, bats, bears, and other wild animalsHighlights the important work of women in field science and wildlife conservationWild Work is an inspiring and entertaining anthology that brings to light ...

The Remnants begins in Edwardian England and follows the story of Danny and Rose through their desperate struggle to hold on to their love - and their lives, during a time of momentous change.Danny Pulbrook is a handsome and rebellious young man. Born the bastard son of a minor royal and orphaned at birth he is determined to find a new life far beyond his "pre-ordained oblivion". His only way out - a forced enlistment into the army brings him to an inevitable confrontation with his...

The Mediaeval Mind (Volume 2) by Henry Osborn Taylor continues the exploration of medieval intellectual history, building on the themes established in Volume 1. This volume delves into the later developments of medieval thought, focusing on the flourishing of scholasticism and its impact on philosophy, theology, and science. Taylor examines the works of key thinkers such as Thomas Aquinas and Duns Scotus, exploring their contributions to the synthesis of faith and reason during the High Mi...

The Mediaeval Mind (Volume 1) by Henry Osborn Taylor is a scholarly exploration of the intellectual and cultural life during the Middle Ages. In this first volume, Taylor examines the foundations of medieval thought, delving into the development of Christian philosophy, the influence of classical Greek and Roman ideas, and the rise of scholasticism. He traces the evolution of medieval education, theology, and the moral and religious worldview that shaped society during this period.The book...

Her heart stopped for four minutes.He had a ring in his pocket.Then the phone rang.She was declared dead.Then not.When Daphne is pulled from the wreckage of a devastating accident and brought back from four minutes of clinical death, her boyfriend Caleb counts it as a miracle.A miracle that spells D-A-N-G-E-R.She comes home. She looks like Daphne. She sounds like Daphne.She even says yes when ...

How do you leave the people you love without losing yourself?In The Boy in the Gilded Cage, Richard Osborn delivers a powerful and deeply moving novel about family, identity, and the difficult journey toward independence.Aaron has grown up in a home filled with love, security, and opportunity. His parents want only the very best for him, carefully mapping out a future they believe will guarantee his happiness. College applications cover the...

"Men of the Old Stone Age: Their Environment, Life and Art" by Henry Fairfield Osborn explores the prehistoric era of human existence, focusing on the lives of early humans during the Paleolithic period. Osborn delves into the environmental conditions that shaped their survival, including climate, geography, and available resources. He examines the social structures, hunting practices, and daily activities of these early men, providing insights into their adaptation and resilience. The boo...

"Stray Leaves from an Arctic Journal" by Sherard Osborn is a captivating account of the author's explorations in the Arctic regions. Osborn, a British naval officer, provides a vivid narrative of his experiences, detailing the harsh yet beautiful landscapes he encountered. His observations on the natural environment, wildlife, and the challenges faced during his journey offer readers a unique glimpse into the Arctic's allure and dangers. The book combines adventure with insightful reflecti...

Hate, prejudice and conflict. This is all 14-year-old Sarah has ever known. Growing up with Dragons, Mages and Dragos in the world, she has never felt normal, but now, she finds herself well and truly in the middle of it all. When an unexpected new acquaintance turns her world upside down and throws her into the middle of an age-old conflict that only Sarah can end. Can Sarah battle her fears and find the strength to end the struggle? Or will it all be just too much for her?

Have you ever felt adrift, living a life that doesn't seem to belong to you, ensnared by choices you didn't make? Catherine Carell was on the brink of surrendering to that feeling when an unexpected chance rekindled her determination, propelling her into the orbit of Jackson Hunter, a movie star whose life appears to have it all. But appearances can be deceiving. As the lines between professionalism and desire blur, and their connection deepens, a secret Catherine harbours threatens to eme...

A Class-Book of Biblical History and Geography is a pedagogical synthesis of sacred history and physical place, designed to guide students through Scripture with the aid of "numerous maps." Its method is expository and orderly: events, peoples, routes, cities, and landscapes are treated not as isolated facts but as mutually illuminating elements of the biblical record. Written in the nineteenth-century tradition of historical geography, the book reflects an era when classroom instruction s...

In "The Mediaeval Mind (Vol. 1 & 2)," Henry Osborn Taylor embarks on a meticulous exploration of medieval thought, weaving together philosophical, theological, and sociopolitical dimensions that defined the era from the fall of the Roman Empire to the dawn of the Renaissance. Taylor's literary style is characterized by a synthesis of scholarly rigor and engaging prose, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the complex interplay of cultural and intellectual currents of the...