Bøger af Paul Black

MORE THAN JUST A PRETTY FACE. For interactive developer Cameron Harrison, the dating scene was more depressing than he ever imagined. Following the untimely death of his wife, he succumbed to the vacuous wasteland of online dating. After several torturous experiences, he reluctantly gave the click-and-find-love promise one last try. Toni Anne Morgan. Her adorable and quirky beauty ignites something he thought had died along with his wife, but she quickly proves herself more than just a pretty face. Much more.Cameron Harrison's comfortable life is about to be torn apart. Toni is not what she seems; in fact nothing is what it seems. A dark and dangerous secret looms behind her beautiful blue eyes, and Cameron's dream date is about to lead him into the center of a plot-twisting nightmare that will change everything mankind holds dear.

Deep in the basement of the University of Chicago Biological Sciences Building, Dr. William Kanter is on the brink of developing a technology that will replace the MRI. What Kanter discovers throughout the rest of the scan could rock the very foundation of humanity.

Now, for the first time, the complete Tels three-volume set in one book! Jonathan Kortel always sensed he was different, but never imagined how different, until two rival factions of a secret group called the Tels approach him out of the shadows of government. He has a unique gift that could change his life, and possibly the world, forever.

National Security Agency profiler Sonny Chaco thinks he has the goods on Alberto Goya, billionaire CEO of global media giant AztecaNet, but he's abruptly assigned to investigate a mysterious man who has appeared on the grid--a man his informant Deja Moriarty knows. Chaco soon realizes that the mystery man isn't just a threat to the nation, but the world.

DILLON BRADFORD HAS FINALLY MADE IT. BROKEN FREE FROM THE TELEPATHIC HELL THAT ALMOST COST HIM HIS LIFE AND THE LIFE OF THE WOMAN HE LOVED.OR HAS HE?JUST WHEN HE THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO LIVE HIS LIFE. Dillon Bradford was a cool hunter, he had it all. Money. Women. And a gift for knowing exactly what his clients were thinking. He leveraged his telepathic ability into a tony lifestyle and created one of Dallas’ largest and most successful brand design agencies. Dillon‘s life spiraled out of control when rival forces from the world’s seedy underbelly of arms trade used advanced technology and forced him to use his power against all that he held dear.In his 2016 award-winning novel Cool Brain, acclaimed author, Paul Black, introduced us to a protagonist who learned that there’s more to life than living large. But the cost he paid to learn this lesson was more than any man could bare.Now Dillon Bradford is back, but just when he thought his life was finally free of danger, ruthless forces from his past reach out and drag him and the woman he loves, down a terrifying and revenge filled abyss. Dark Slide is the thrilling sequel to Cool Brain, a love story that pushes Dillon to the deadly edge of his telepathic limits and also threatens his life and the lives of the people he loves.

Joo is a substantial monograph on the work of American/Korean artist Michael Joo surveying all his finished projects, as well as some preliminary work, since his graduation in 1991. Joo describes his art as "a complex network of non-hierarchic information" with several layers of meaning that trigger multiple associations, and the book includes his extended captions alongside each project. Michael Joo works in a wide range of media, including sculpture, installation, animation and performance-based video art. His work frequently investigates themes centring around questions of identity, juxtaposing Eastern spiritualism with the Western way of understanding the world. Fascinated by the interaction between nature and its surroundings, Joo also has a profound interest in scientific processes. Thematically, his projects explore dualities such as linear and cyclical, physical and metaphysical, real and unreal, natural and unnatural, often using a visual language which combines highly complex geometric and structural patterns with 'real' objects - bodily fluids, eggs and mosquitoes - from nature.

Written in a user-friendly, jargon-free style, this text provides the reader with points of growth or change in the field of assessment. Each chapter in the text ends with a section on questions/exercises and further reading.

Assessment for Learning is based on a two-year project involving thirty-six teachers in schools in Medway and Oxfordshire.