Bøger af Lana Thompson

Evelyn, the daughter of Lord Carnarvon accompanies her father on a trip to Egypt to witness the opening of a newly found, untouched tomb in the Valley of the Kings. However, a curse is triggered, and the tragic consequences mean that Evelyn returns to England alone. Once home, she invites psychic Madeleine de Longpre to travel from her home in France to investigate the curse and help make sense of the tragedy. Madeleine's journey to England is interrupted by an apparition which ultimately leads to terror and more death. Can Evelyn and Madeleine solve the mystery of the curse and find out who the spectre is who has followed Madeleine to Evelyn's home? Can they prevent more death and bring closure to more than just one individual?

Plastic surgery was historically considered a medical necessity. These were procedures specifically developed to treat burn or accident victims, to correct those born with cleft palates, or to repair extreme cases of cosmetic disfigurement, such as amputations performed as a punishment for adulterous men. Today, however, plastic surgery is a common option for those seeking to modify their normal and uninjured bodies to conform to an unrealistic, idealized model of perfection.This book presents the fascinating history of how therapeutic techniques were adapted to offer cosmetic changes to patients without disfiguring bodily flaws. The first section of Plastic Surgery details this evolution by tracing the history from development of the medical techniques to the choices currently available today. The second section digs deeper to examine the controversies and issues associated with plastic surgery, such as race, beauty, and gender reassignment. The third section offers primary documents produced by medical authorities regarding accepted procedures and practices, as well as an expansive glossary and timeline.