Bøger af Daniel Richardson

Give Fear a Chance.A twin-tale of isolation and terror, INTERNAL EXILE explores the abyss through the eyes of a nine-year-old sleep-paralysis sufferer Lucy Wren. On the eve of her first family reunion, she is once again tormented by the same three shadowy figures who have made a habit of haunting her. However, tonight there is a fourth and things are getting worse. Intent on keeping her awake during their flight, Lucy's razor-witted mother trades her candy in exchange for a story about their 17th century ancestor, Merrill O'Sullivan. Will his harrowing account of the unseen world convince Lucy to reconcile her nature with her longing or leave her lost in the darkness?

A fictional story of how 'spooky action at a distance'--Einstein's term for quantum entanglement--might influence the interactive lives of close friends and family. The ups and downs of these folks over the years involve the themes of religion, the meaning of family, and the behaviors of deep friendships.

They demanded the impossible to convince him that he could achieve the improbable. Longtime partners Bernard Yates and Sofia Wren are traveling to Besimeni, a quiet fort town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula, to visit her grandparents who are in self-imposed exile on their nearby farm. Meeting them for the first time, Bernard seeks their permission to propose to their granddaughter. The Wrens may welcome him into the family but not before they test his mettle, for they possess more sanguinary and otherworldly secrets of their own to disclose. Unsettled by the townsfolk and shadowy neighbors, he quickly becomes enmeshed in Besimeni's history and The Wren's future. The more he learns, the further he spirals towards the truth about Sofia's missing parents and their clandestine technological enterprise. Bernard must endure their acceptance and be buried the weight of his want or succumb to his better nature and unmake the world.

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Written for psychology students, Social Psychology For Dummies is an accessible and entertaining introduction to the field. Social Psychology For Dummies follows a typical university course, which makes it the perfect reference if you're in need of a clear (and enjoyable) overview of the topic.