Bøger af Ann Chapman

A dark story of justice, morality, and murder when a family seeks justice for the unexplained and unexpected death of a loved one. The family is devastated which drives their determination. The police are suspicious but there is no evidence. They are impotent. Set in the wintry, misty city of Invercargill, New Zealand's most southern city, the Gothic tones of the story fit the surroundings beautifully. The body count rises as the family sets out to confirm their suspicions, solve a murder and obtain justice. They must keep ahead of the gang, the murderer and the police as they extract their vengeance. But will justice, morality or murder win out as the family wrestles with their own beliefs? Will the doctor be bound by his Hippocratic Oath or will his thirst for vengeance get the better of him? They seek their own answers in the face of a defiant Rob. Will they risk all, their reputations and their freedom to find the truth. And when they do which will win out -justice, morality, or murder? Over five days, amid many cups of coffee and glasses of fine Central Otago Riesling, truth and justice is found. Fast paced and a page turner this story will challenge the reader to examine their own beliefs in justice.

It's about Jesus in school in seventh grade, his teacher, and classmates who don't believe him when he answers questions with what he will actually do as an adult. It follows his teacher to the realization that he is the savior.It is broken down into chapters. The first chapter deals with him in school giving answers that are not understood. Each of the chapters deals with a particular subject matter like math, PE, science. The teacher is concerned about his future because of his inability to focus on reality. It's clear that Jesus knows who he is, but those around him do not. The final chapter deals with the teacher's awakening and realization about who Jesus is. After retiring, the teacher starts hearing about a man who is doing all the things that Jesus spoke about as a child. The realization grows after hearing each thing-that Jesus is the Messiah and the teacher's savior.

A new gift small format gift edition of this exploration of the lives of 34 women and the beautiful heritage roses named after them. With full colour photos and archival portraits. *Also appeared in September Buyer's Notes*

Our knowledge of Cleopatra, one of the most famous woman in antiquity, comes from Plutarch's description of her. Plutarch, whose works have remained immensely popular through the years, has shaped our ideas about much of the ancient world. This book is suitable for the general reader who wants to learn more about Plutarch and women in antiquity.