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Librarian-turned-time-cop Beryl Blue journeys to 1922 France, chasing a time tourist who’s deviated from his visit to Jazz Age Paris. A routine mission. Or so Beryl thinks. Luckily, she’s got a new partner to help her figure out what connects a train, a sobbing woman, and a missing piece of luggage to the rogue time traveler they're after.

Inspired by the word of God and her own hardships and joys, Janet Montgomery shares poems designed to speak life and healing to the soul, especially for those suffering through dark times. In a collection of inspirational verse and other writings, Janet reflects on a variety of personal experiences and life events from the perspective of a worshipper while exploring depression, forgiveness, prayer, worship, and the grave. She also leads others on a personal journey through her own testimonies as she shares insight into her experiences as the mother of a severely handicapped child.

Time has met its match in Beryl Blue! Six months after feisty librarian-turned-time-cop Beryl Blue’s last adventure with the gruff and sexy Tom ‘Sully’ Sullivan, she’s back in 2133, chasing time-traveling thieves and other temporal miscreants for the time tourism company, Time Scope, Inc. She misses Sully terribly, but fate has cast a deadly shadow over his future, and until she can find a way to fix that fate, she knows they can never be together. Beryl’s also on a desperate hunt for the man who murdered her parents.

“¡Bienvenidas, bienvenides y bienvenidos al Mictlán de las Morras Malditas! A partir de este momento abrimos la puerta a historias de vivos y muertos. Quédense con nosotras, apaguemos la luz y entremos a la noche.”

Fate happens when you’re making other plans… It’s been a long, long time since Beryl Blue left her gruff and sexy Army sergeant Tom “Sully” Sullivan behind in 1943. Two years to be exact. Though her heart still hurts, she knows Sully’s life is at stake if they ever see each other again. She’s moved on with her new life as a time cop in the year 2132 and is even contemplating a new romance, as she vows to put Sully, and the past, behind her. But fate has other ideas.

Och nööö... Noch ein Marketing-Podcast. Muss das? Ja! Janet und Nadine sprechen über ihre Kernkompetenz: Marketing. Und auch ein bisschen über alles andere. Statt ödem Fachwissen und erzwungenem "Määääääääh-rwert" gibt es hier Marketing-Ideen direkt aus der Praxis. Von Profis, für alle, die es interessiert.

An empowering guide to understanding the diverse and personal ways that God communicates with us all—regardless of physical abilities—from the founder of Deaf Motherhood and her twin hearing sister. Twin sisters Janet, who is Deaf, and Jennifer, who is hearing, thought they knew everything...

Catherine (Kitty) McMullen ist siebzehn Jahre alt, rastlos und rebellisch. Sie hegt einen Groll auf den neuen Ehemann ihrer Mutter Kate und sehnt sich nach Geschichten über ihren leiblichen Vater, den sie nie kennengelernt hat. Als ihre geschwätzige Tante enthüllt, dass er ein wohlhabender Gentleman war, wächst Kittys Unzufriedenheit mit dem dreckigen, verarmten Jarrow. Sie tritt eine Stelle in der Wäscherei des Arbeitshauses an, wo sie noch unmittelbarer mit den Schrecken und Demütigungen der Armut konfrontiert wird.

Be Resilient with Doug & Janet Rose — a podcast for the weary, the overwhelmed, and the quietly courageous. Whether you're caregiving, grieving, leading, or simply stretched thin, you're not alone. Doug and Janet create a warm, honest space for conversations around faith, emotional healing, and spiritual resilience — all rooted in lived experience. Join us every other week for heartfelt reflections, stories, and practical encouragement to help you stay grounded in hope — and find healing in the journey. Because resilience isn't about doing more. It's about staying rooted in what matters ...

This book of poetry by Janet Coplin brings her latest observations of life’s experiences, especially the seemingly mundane as she has encountered them in various locations. Several of them are laced with humor and a tip of the hat to the author O. Henry with some unexpected endings. These poems offer perspectives on the world around us and preserve moments of serendipity. Circling back to some of the experiences in our lives can be a way to better understand them.

Janet Kintner could have ended up just another victim of the system. After a traumatic childhood, and being sexually assaulted as a young woman, the odds were not in her favor—but instead of letting these experiences destroy her, she used them as fuel in pursuit of her dreams. By twenty-four, she was a newly minted lawyer determined to secure justice for everyone, regardless of their gender, race, religion, or income.

The book will encourage you to try new things to brighten your days. I tell the funny stories of my childhood so you can get an idea of who I was and tell you why I needed to change. Bipolar was the worst thing that ever happened to me but it was the best too because I needed to change. By searching for answers and help I met other people that help people and they helped me through some hard times, but it came down to the work I did for myself putting into practice the things I learnt.

Helen Walsh has never stopped searching for the daughter who ran away from home when she was just fifteen. Now Tia has found her. Helen longs for her daughter's forgiveness. Will a Coorah Creek wedding help heal their rift? Ed Collins has walked Helen's path, and he knows that she needs more than her daughter's forgiveness. Ed feels compelled to help her, as he is increasingly drawn to her kind and loving heart.

India, 1905. Clarissa e Olive Belhaven vedono minacciata la loro vita e la loro piantagione di tè dai debiti del padre alcolizzato. Wesley Robson, uno sfacciato e giovane imprenditore, si offre di salvare la piantagione in cambio della mano di Clarissa, ma il padre rifiuta. Quando l'uomo muore, le sue figlie sono costrette a tornare in Inghilterra dallo zio e lavorare nel suo pub a Newcastle. Clarissa è sconvolta dalla povertà che la circonda e non sopporta la cugina. Decide quindi di lasciare il pub e di fare da governante per un gentile avvocato.

1922: Sophie e Tilly sono cugine ma anche grandi amiche. Sophie è orfana dall'età di sei anni, da quando i suoi genitori, mercanti di tè, morirono improvvisamente in India. Da allora è stata cresciuta da una zia di Edimburgo. Tilly invece ha vissuto una vita protetta a Newcastle, per questo il suo matrimonio a sorpresa con James Robson, noto per essere uno scapolo incallito, sorprende tutti. Così come la sua decisione di seguirlo in India. Anche Sophie partirà alla volta dell'India, insieme a Tarn, l'affascinante ed enigmatico uomo di cui è innamorata.

Con la fine della seconda guerra mondiale, Libby Robson lascia l’Inghilterra per raggiungere la casa in cui ha trascorso l’infanzia, in India, e il suo adorato padre, James. La folgorante bellezza dell’Asia la conquista subito: il brusio vivace di Calcutta, il profumo dei giardini di Assam... Ma una terribile minaccia si nasconde dietro l’apparente bellezza e tranquillità. Il Paese è sull’orlo di una rivolta e i giorni del dominio britannico sembrano contati. In quanto proprietario di una piantagione di tè, James incarna l’odiato regime coloniale.

Adela Robson è una studentessa che sogna di calcare il palcoscenico, in un’India in cui l’impero è prossimo alla morte. Quando scappa dalla scuola con Sam Jackman, sa che sta andando incontro a una nuova vita. Ma quello che il futuro ha in serbo per lei non è ciò che Adela immaginava. Anni dopo, a Simla, la sede estiva del governo del Raj, Adela può abbandonarsi a ogni tipo di divertimento che la società degli anni Trenta è in grado di offrirle.

Twenty years ago, a young girl was brutally murdered, her body left in an abandoned shed in the Scottish Highlands. Her killer was never caught. Now, another girl has vanished from the same remote village of Kinloch Rannoch, and DCI Ross Fraser and his team are sent to find her. A dogged, methodical investigator with no taste for theatrics, Fraser builds his cases piece by piece. But with no sightings, no suspects, and the clock relentlessly ticking, he begins to fear the same killer has struck again—and that it’s only a matter of time before another body is found.

When the badly beaten body of Henry Donaldson is found locked in the old jail at the Telford Bridge in Dunkeld, Forensic Psychologist Dr Chrissy Ferguson is relieved. Now he’s been found, she can continue her downward spiral in peace. Determined to walk away from the case and put some distance between herself and lead investigator, DCI Ross Fraser, Chrissy battles to suppress the gnawing suspicion that Henry's assault conceals darker truths. When the forensic team uncover long buried remains in the old jail, Chrissy can’t ignore her instincts.