The founders of Cloverleaf, Darrin Murriner and Kirsten Moorefield, along with Dr. Scott Dust, a tenured organizational behavior professor, know how to transform organizations into collaborative teams. Their book will show you how to harness the collective strength of your team for effective collaboration to thrive both organizationally and individually. More than ever, organizations need to unlock the very best in their team to drive value creation. People are often stuck in endless meeti...

In the small town of Elliot's Crossing, things are never really in the past ...Justine Turner knew she'd become a solicitor the day her childhood friend Nate Kincaid was sentenced to juvenile detention for a crime he did not commit. Fifteen years later, Nate is back in town and JT is more determined than ever to defend him, and not just because of an unrequited crush. But small towns have long memories, and this one is sure Nate is guilty.Being the town's b...

Everyone deserves a second chance–and another dance.Tamsin Cooper's career as a Parisian showgirl is coming to an end. Nearly thirty, with no boyfriend and no prospects of a family of her own, she decides to take up her inheritance–her Uncle Ted's cattle farm in Queensland.Farm life seems to be suiting her until Tamsin discovers that Uncle Ted had a secret–and her sexy neighbour Angus Walker helped him keep it.Faced with losing her farm and her hear...

One jaded rock star. One sheltered classical musician. One hell of a red dust road trip...Sheltered, coddled, gifted, Iris longs for something more than practice and performing. She wants to rebel, break the rules, have a hot affair, fall in love – to really live before happily committing to her classical music bubble. But her strict parents and her stricter schedule keep her confined to her gilded cage, even as she yearns desperately to be free.Super star, success...

In the battle of duty versus desire, only one can survive the hot Australian sunshine.Elizabeth Langtree has her life in order – safe, organised, planned. Sure, she has her troubles, but they are nothing she can't handle. Then everything is turned upside down when her family send her to Australia to collect her orphaned nephew.It all seemed so simple in New York, but Australia is nothing like she expected, and she soon falls under the spell of the Outback –...

Peter Cornelius lived through some of the most defining moments in American history. Born in New York in 1832 and raised in Ohio and Indiana, he grew up listening to his grandfather Dox's stories of fighting in the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. By the time Peter reached manhood, history had become his own to live.He helped runaway slaves along the Underground Railroad, witnessed a Lincoln-Douglas debate, and saw the harsh ...

A mutilated body in a shop doorway. Someone on the force wants the case buried.Still recovering from the crash that nearly ended his career, Irish DCI Brendan Moran is called to the savage murder of a young man. But when a Catholic priest is found dead in his own confessional, the case veers into far more sinister territory.As tensions rise and a fellow officer disappears, Moran uncovers signs of a disturbing cover-up—one that points straight back to his own department. And...

The traditional barcode is dying, replaced by a microscopic, practically invisible grain of silicon. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags have quietly infiltrated the global retail supply chain, embedded inside the price tags of our clothing, the boxes of our electronics, and the pallets of our food. Unlike barcodes, which require a direct line of sight to be scanned, RFID chips broadcast their exact serial number via radio waves. This book exposes the hyper-lucrative B2B economy of ...

1935Jolene Jensen was so weary of fighting the never ending dust storms that became the ruination of her family's farm in northwest Kansas. When dust pneumonia finally took her family, it was time to leave. The bank took the farm and everything in it besides her most personal belongings, and there was nothing left to stay for. She dreamed of lush, verdant land with clean air and blue skies. But where would that be? Where could she get a job during the Depression? The roads and railw...

A classic Faulkner novel which explores the lives of a family of characters in the South. An aging black who has long refused to adopt the black's traditionally servile attitude is wrongfully accused of murdering a white man.

Mischief and magic. Tinkers and fairies. Do you believe in magic?Farran Sherwin cupped a hand to his ear and said, "I can't hear you. Do you believe in fairies?"The hall erupted into chaos as children sprang out of their seats, spilling popcorn under their feet as they yelled, "Yes!"The tinker staggered as if he had been struck by a sound-wave and the children giggled.Farran cocked his head. "Listen. Can you hear someone?"A hush settled over the children...

Dust Unto Dust by Lyman D. Hinckley - It was alien but was it dead, this towering, sinister city of metal that glittered malignantly before the cautious advance of three awed space-scouters.Martin set the lifeboat down carefully, with all the attention one usually exercises in a situation where the totally unexpected has occurred, and he and his two companions sat and stared in awed silence at the city a quarter-mile away.He saw the dull, black wal...