Bøger af Jennifer Mitchell

Senator Nicholas J. Ferris has always prided himself on doing what is right. Which is why he opposed the F.O.R.C.E. Act, which allows the police to act without concern for civil rights. When he comes to Cleaveland, Ohio, to open an agency to help victims of sexual abuse, he finds himself battling Agents of the F.O.R.C.E Act after a police shooting. One agent who may be on his side or not is Angie, a Latina with issues of her own. Of course there is also the urban legend of a shadow that devours criminals, which may be all too true.

Tired of Never Having a Spare Penny to Spend on You or Your Family? We all know how hard it is when your child is asking for that one item for their birthday, and you simply cannot afford it, or perhaps you are just tired of never having any money left at the end of the month to treat yourself to that jacket you have had your eye on. After working in the finance sector for many years and realizing that in general, we as a population waste far more than we need to, I started to think about how I could get this message out there. I have worked with so many people and families that had got themselves into financial difficulties, going into debt and such when it could have been avoided. In this book I discuss some of the many strategies you can use to not only increase your income but to dramatically decrease your outgoings. Learn How To: Cut Your Shopping Bill IN HALF Save Like a Pro Increase your Income How to Coupon How to Save Money by Making Your Own Products MUCH MUCH MORE

Would You Prefer a Stress-Free Divorce?Eliminating stress, anger and anxiety throughout the divorce procedure benefits all parties involved.We invited a select group of trustworthy Divorce Professionals who represent divorcing couples throughout America.They were tasked with sharing some of their most helpful insights surrounding the topic of divorce, making it easier for divorcing couples to understand their options."Stress Free Divorce Volume 03: Conversations With Leading Divorce Professionals" spotlights Divorce Professionals who are passionate about helping people get through divorce.Look inside for topics covering: Family LawCollaborative DivorceMediationChildrenFinancesand more rarely discussed topics.Dive into "Stress Free Divorce Volume 03" and learn how leading divorce professionals are busting the myths and misconceptions so many people have about divorce, while helping them to divorce amicably.

Ordinary Masochisms reveals how literary works from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries frequently challenged the prevailing view of masochism as a deviant behavior, an opinion supported by many sexologists and psychoanalysts in the 1800s. In these texts, Jennifer Mitchell highlights everyday examples of characters deriving pleasure from pain in encounters and emotions such as flirtations, courtships, betrothals, lesbian desires, religious zeal, marital relationships, and affairs.Mitchell begins by examining the archetypal tale of Samson and Delilah together with Venus in Furs by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, from whom masochism gets its name. Through close readings, Mitchell then argues that Charlotte Bronte's Villette, George Moore's A Drama in Muslin, D. H. Lawrence's The Rainbow, and Jean Rhys's Quartet all experiment with masochistic relationships that are more complex than they seem. Mitchell shows that, far from being victimized, the characters in these works achieve self-definition and empowerment by pursuing and performing pain and that masochism is a generative response rather than a destructive force beyond their control. Including readings of Octave Mirbeau's The Torture Garden and Ian McEwan's The Comfort of Strangers, Mitchell traces shifts in public consciousness regarding sex and gender and discusses why masochism continues to be categorized as a perversion today. The literary world, she asserts, has repeatedly questioned this notion as well as masochism's associations with passivity and femininity, using the behavior to defy heteronormative and heteropatriarchal gender dynamics.