FAUX BEAUWhen Seth Moreau offered Darcy Smith a job in his upscale art gallery, he had no idea two years later she'd be his fake fiancée helping him keep his inheritance out of his nefarious brother's hands.Darcy Sherwood - her real name...Seth doesn't know he unwittingly hired an art forger - learns the estranged brother is none other than Victor, her dangerous ex-boss from her forgery days.Keeping each other secrets doesn't last long. Victor tries to blackmail her...

Alexa and her family have moved...again. She's nervous about starting over. Her classmates will have already made friends and they may not want a new one. Her mom reminds her of their family mantra: Be brave, Be strong, Be confident!Vivian's days are all the same, but one day, something's different. Her new desk buddy is the newest girl in class. Meeting new people made Vivian anxious. Her mom suggests she make a new friend, but Vivian already has friends.Can I Play Too? is...

Advances in Psychological Assessment in South Africa provides a detailed, practical and critical appraisal of the evolution of psychological testing since the publication of Psychological Assessment in South Africa: Research and Applications (2013). Editors Laher and Cockcroft once again bring together practitioners and researchers to explore new tools and methods used to evaluate mental processes and behaviours in South Africa's unique and diverse contexts.

Kate Herring Highsmith (1880-1966), journalist and club woman, was an indefatigable Raleigh activist on behalf of the health and welfare of all North Carolinians. Writing principally for the state Health Bulletin and Sunday newspapers, she covered subjects from tuberculosis to marijuana, incarceration to maternity and infant care, libraries to art museums. This collection of some 250 of her essays and press releases is presented by her grandson, D. Kern Holoman.