Judith Williams Boeken

Seven different women, each with their own story to tell, but all are connected. From Annie, a trainee journalist looking for her first big scoop when a body is found in the local quarry, to Jaclyn, friendless but terrified to go home lest her big secret is revealed. Then there's middle-aged, embittered Eliza whose only interest is corresponding with a famous film star; and Eleanor whose pampered lifestyle changes with a knock on the door. Set in 1993 in a fictional village on the south coast, Seven Daughters of Eve tells their individual stories and shows how we are all connected.

Digging in the badlands of Montana, workers from the Burpee Museum of Natural History have spent weeks hunting for fossils. On their last day of prospecting, they make a great the toe of a meat-eating dinosaur! Judith Williams takes readers on this adventure--from the dig site to the creation and opening of the museum exhibit.

Understand the context of negotiations to achieve better results Negotiation has always been at the heart of solving problems at work. Yet today, when people in organizations are asked to do more with less, be responsive 24/7, and manage in rapidly changing environments, negotiation is more essential than ever.

Shows how to recognize the shadow negotiation - where the unspoken attitudes, hidden assumptions, and conflicting agendas that drive the bargaining process play out - and how to put that knowledge to work. This work lays out steps to overcome acts of self-sabotage; increase your bargaining power; and more. schovat popis

The story follows Willow Rather, who moves back to her small town after the sudden death of her beloved grandfather, Aaron. Initially ruled a suicide, Willow's suspicions arise when she finds a note that doesn't sit right with her. Determined to uncover the truth, she delves into the mystery surrounding his death, challenging the official narrative and confronting the secrets of her hometown.

The narrative focuses on the climactic moments leading to the Great and Dreadful Day, emphasizing the stark contrast between the fates of the righteous and the wicked. It explores the long-standing announcement of this pivotal event throughout history, highlighting the interconnectedness of humanity and the kingdom. Various individuals are referenced, illustrating the collective journey of humanity as it approaches this defining moment.

The story follows a stray cat facing the challenges of survival on the streets. His life takes a transformative turn when a compassionate stranger offers him love and shelter, leading to a heartwarming journey of healing and companionship.

Exploring the concept of Manna, the narrative reveals surprising interpretations of recent global events through an inspirational lens. It invites readers to reconsider their understanding of these occurrences, suggesting that there is a deeper, more profound significance at play. The book promises to challenge perceptions and inspire new insights into the nature of reality and the events shaping our world.

After a near-fatal shooting, Officer David Kennison returns home from the hospital, only to confront the challenges of recovery and the emotional strain it places on his marriage. As urgent crises arise, he is compelled to return to active duty, leading to tension and conflict with his fearful wife, who struggles to cope with the dangers of his profession. The story explores themes of duty, resilience, and the impact of trauma on personal relationships.

Published as part of the Voices series, and featuring previously unpublished archive photographs of buildings, people and the fishing industry, Voices of Leigh-on-Sea has seen many changes over the past seventy years. From a small fishing village before the war, it has burgeoned into a bustling commuter town, spreading its boundaries to encompass parts of Prittlewell and Eastwood. This book comprises the memories of more than fifty people who lived and worked in Leigh between 1919 and 1970. Individually, these stories are interesting; together they create a fascinating picture of a Leigh that has long gone. Through this book you can share in the memories of those who remember the farms and country lanes that existed before the housing developments, when the fishing industry was a major employer in the town and there were only two schools. The memories recorded here offer residents a rare insight into their hometown and provide a unique historical record of a much-loved Essex village.