"A welcome return for Nottingham Inspector Charlie Resnick , who's been absent from novel-length crime-fighting since Last Rites ."— Kirkus ReviewsIt's Valentine's Day, and a dispute between rival gangs leaves a teenage girl dead. Detective Inspector Charlie Resnick, nearing retirement, is hauled back to the front line to help deal with the fallout. But when the dead girl's fath...

The novel follows the life and adventures of the titular character, Justin Wingate, who is depicted as a skilled and resilient ranchman. Set against the backdrop of the American frontier, the story likely portrays Justin's experiences as he navigates the rugged landscapes, encounters with outlaws, and interactions with other settlers and Native American tribes.As a ranchman, Justin Wingate is portrayed as someone who embodies the virtues of the American frontier: courage, independence, and...

"Plain Facts for Old and Young" by John Harvey Kellogg is a comprehensive guide that addresses health, nutrition, and the importance of a balanced lifestyle. Kellogg, a prominent physician and health reformer, emphasizes the significance of proper diet and exercise in maintaining physical and mental well-being. The book is structured to educate readers of all ages about the fundamentals of health, advocating for natural foods and the avoidance of harmful substances. Kellogg's insights refl...

In "The Uses of Water in Health and Disease," John Harvey Kellogg presents a comprehensive exploration of hydrotherapy's medicinal role in maintaining bodily health and treating ailments. Kellogg's work is characterized by its meticulous, scientific approach combined with an accessible literary style that aims to educate the lay reader about the therapeutic benefits of water. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, a time when medical practices were undergoing a significant tran...

Discover the healing potential of light with John Harvey Kellogg, M.D.'s groundbreaking work, Light Therapeutics. This insightful and pioneering book delves into the therapeutic uses of light, exploring its profound effects on health and well-being.John Harvey Kellogg, a renowned physician and health reformer, presents a comprehensive study on the various applications of light therapy. Drawing from his extensive medical expertise and innovative research, Kellogg explains how differe...

Embark on an enlightening journey through the digestive process with John Harvey Kellogg, M.D.'s The Itinerary of a Breakfast. This fascinating and educational work offers an in-depth exploration of what happens to the food we eat, from the moment it enters our mouths until it is fully digested and assimilated by our bodies.John Harvey Kellogg, a pioneering physician and health reformer, takes readers on a detailed tour of the human digestive system. Through clear and accessible exp...

First Book in Physiology and Hygiene by John Harvey Kellogg is a foundational text aimed at teaching young readers the basics of human anatomy, physiology, and hygiene. Written in clear and accessible language, the book introduces readers to the structure and function of the human body, from the skeletal and muscular systems to the circulatory and respiratory systems. It emphasizes the importance of understanding one’s body to maintain health and well-being.Kellogg incorporates practical a...

The Uses of Water in Health and Disease by John H. Kellogg is a comprehensive and practical guide to hydrotherapy, exploring the therapeutic applications of water for promoting health and treating various ailments. Written by the renowned physician and health reformer, this book reflects Kellogg's expertise in natural health practices, focusing on the healing potential of water treatments such as baths, showers, compresses, and other hydrotherapeutic methods.Kellogg offers a detaile...

Richly illustrated throughout."A classic manual the learner and the practitioner will find enlightening. Its comprehensive coverage of the physiological effects of massage, as well as the illustrated techniques, are as timeless and unchanging as the human form. Particularly helpful are the detailed therapeutic massage procedures for specific health needs."-Print ed.

How do you feel about networking? I can help you love it as much as I do.Most people see networking as a necessary evil - something to be endured or even avoided.But there is a minority who really embrace and enjoy networking. Like me, they understand the vast benefits it brings, the extraordinary value it adds to their professional and personal lives and, crucially, they know how to do it well and with ease.In this handy book, I’ll show you how you can overcome you...

In "First Book in Physiology and Hygiene," John Harvey Kellogg presents a pioneering work that combines medical science with personal health education, catering specifically to a young audience. Written in clear, accessible language, Kellogg integrates physiological concepts with practical hygiene advice, emphasizing the importance of healthy living and disease prevention. The book is notable for its forward-thinking approach to health education in the late 19th century, focusing on both p...

A private investigator stumbles upon the body of a female singer in this mystery from an author praised by Elmore Leonard for his "clean and simple" prose.When Scott Mitchell loved Candi Carter, her name was just plain Ann. Back then she was a hippie, playing tambourine in some no-name band. Now she's the most famous singer in Britain, and she has plans to conquer America next—but first she needs her old friend's help. And when the famed songbird asks Mitchell to co...