Bøger af Suzanne Johnson

Despite having their fate supposedly pre-determined, there seemed to be plenty of surprises in the 400 years Damien and Chapel had been together. Aside from the usual vampire problems - Medieval warfare, ancient conspiracies, fire manipulators - they also faced several human challenges - a joyful reunion, a cruel father-in-law, adultery, and finally divorce. None of this was mentioned in the prophecy given by "The Lady of the Mountain", only that they were one of the few privileged couples that were able to Breed. Like other pairs in their position they had tried and failed. Now, after 200 years apart, they find themselves in each other's lives once again. With the past and present eerily similar, all new obstacles stand in the way of them fulfilling their destiny - the biggest being Chapel's new boyfriend, Vega.

This heart-breaking love story will enlighten and offer support to those who struggle with the brutality and inevitability of Alzheimer's Disease. Readers will identify with the compassion of one care giver in comparison with the brutality of the disease itself. When I think of who my mother was in her prime, and who she became in the end, it's like imagining two different people. She too was a graduate from nursing school in 1943. Care giving was natural for her. She came from a large family of seven children who worked hard on their farm to make ends meet. She helped provide for the family and took care of her younger siblings. She enjoyed working in the hospital and felt at ease among the halls of medicine. She never would have wanted her life to become so dependent upon others but unfortunately, her nurturing role was reversed. My father stepped into the role of care giver for 15 years as she helplessly became the unwilling recipient. My greatest hope for today is to spread awareness of the disease and support extensive research for the promise of a cure once and for all.

'How to Calm Your Lizard' helps children recognise the survival instinct of the brain known as the reptilian brain. Rather than being taken over by the instinctive voice of fear, children are empowered to explore many fun and creative strategies to calm the downstairs part of the brain, and face daily challenges with courage."Did you know? Our very early ancestors were,and I know you're going to be quite shocked here,tiny little lizards. Yes!Hard to explain, but I'll do my best..."Teach your children to notice the inner voice of fear that stops them from being their true and brave selves. Help them to tune in to negative self-talk and the body's stress response. This book is full of proven techniques for managing anxiety and stress from Western psychology and Eastern wisdom.Written by Suzanne Johnson with her experience as a mum and yoga teacher.Co-written and illustrated by Popi Iatrou, Senior Psychologist, mum, dance and yoga teacher from wellnessarts.com.auSuzanne and Popi are passionate about building the inner resources of young children and preparing them to navigate emotions, social situations, and life challenges. Suzanne tells the story with a beautiful narrative style that speaks poetically to the hearts and minds of children. Popi provides practical strategies and practices at the end of the book to help kids put their new knowledge to use.Empower your loved ones with understanding, practical tools and the power of rhyme found in the pages of 'How to Calm Your Lizard'.

"French pirate Jean Lafitte is tall, cobalt-eyed, broad-shouldered, and immortal. What's not to love? But New Orleans' most esteemed member of the historical undead is headed for trouble. He's determined to reclaim Le Diligent, his gold-laden schooner lost at sea in 1814 and recently found at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico near Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. The U.S. Coast Guard and the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office might beg to differ. New Orleans wizard sentinel DJ Jaco and her merman friend Rene Delachaise can either lock Lafitte up or join him from himself. Terrebonne Parish--not to mention its jail--might never be the same after the events of the all-new novella Pirateship Down." -- Cover, p. [4].

A fun, fast-paced book, first in a series of urban fantasy novels filled with wizards, mermen, and pirates that are perfect for readers of paranormal fiction and "fans of Charlaine Harris and Cat Adams" (Booklist). RT Bookreviews agrees that "for readers missing Sookie Stackhouse, this series may be right up your alley."As the junior wizard sentinel for New Orleans, Drusilla Jaco's job involves a lot more potion-mixing and pixie-retrieval than sniffing out supernatural bad guys like rogue vampires and lethal were-creatures. DJ's boss and mentor, Gerald St. Simon, is the wizard tasked with protecting the city from anyone or anything that might slip over from the preternatural beyond.Then Hurricane Katrina hammers New Orleans' fragile levees, unleashing more than just dangerous flood waters.While winds howled and Lake Pontchartrain surged, the borders between the modern city and the Otherworld crumbled. Now, the undead and the restless are roaming the Big Easy, and a serial killer with ties to voodoo is murdering the soldiers sent to help the city recover.To make it worse, Gerry has gone missing, the wizards' Elders have assigned a grenade-toting assassin as DJ's new partner, and undead pirate Jean Lafitte wants to make her walk his plank. The search for Gerry and for the serial killer turns personal when DJ learns the hard way that loyalty requires sacrifice, allies come from the unlikeliest places, and duty mixed with love creates one bitter gumbo.The Sentinels of New Orleans Series:Royal StreetRiver RoadElysian FieldsPirate's AlleyBelle Chasse

An easy to use image-based tracking system for kids that suffer from Chronic Migraine Syndrome. This small size keeps it easy to pack in a backpack or leave at school. With twenty-four full-color pages, this journal easily shows at a glance the types of headaches, triggers, environmental triggers, etc. With images and pictures, even the smallest of littles can tell you how they feel.

After vanquishing undead serial killers and discovering the dark secrets of her family history, wizard sentinel DJ Jaco must now stop the coming preternatural war in Suzanne Johnson's Pirate's Alley.Wizard sentinel DJ Jaco thought she had gotten used to the chaos of her life in post-Katrina New Orleans, but a new threat is looming, one that will test every relationship she holds dear. Caught in the middle of a rising struggle between the major powers in the supernatural world-the Wizards, Elves, Vampires and the Fae-DJ finds her loyalties torn and her mettle tested in matters both professional and personal. Her relationship with enforcer Alex Warin is shaky, her non-husband Quince Randolph is growing more powerful, and her best friend Eugenie has a bombshell that could blow everything to Elfheim and back. And that's before the French pirate Jean Lafitte, newly revived from his latest "death," returns to New Orleans with vengeance on his mind. DJ's assignment? Keep the sexy leader of the historical undead out of trouble. Good luck with that.Duty clashes with love, loyalty with deception, and friendship with responsibility as DJ navigates passion and politics in the murky waters of a New Orleans caught in the grips of a brutal winter that might have nothing to do with Mother Nature. War could be brewing, and DJ will be forced to take a stand. But choosing sides won't be that easy.

Written by two developmental psychologists, this book reports the findings of The Gay and Lesbian Family Study, an American survey that asked gay parents detailed questions about the way they parent.

The sensational new urban fantasy series that's bound to be 'a sure hit with fans of Charlaine Harris and Jim Butcher' - Jeri Smith-Ready, award-winning author of the SHADE and WVMP RADIO series