The ideal travel guide for a short break in Luxembourg City. A fast-paced read, it includes a three-day plan taking you from Friday through Sunday, with a complete guide to the city's must-see sights, highlights and secret surprises. Clearly laid out and easy to navigate, this in-the-pocket guide has been written specifically for use on a Kindle. Navigation is easy regardless of whether you're reading “cover to cover”, “flicking” through the book, or looking for a specific referenc...

New Zealand, 1878: Awaking from a chloroform-induced sleep in a remote underground cell, Sergeant Frank Hardy must search his compromised memory to discover why he has been imprisoned. Meanwhile, his fiancee, Mette, and his partner Constable Will Karira, search for him. When an earthquake followed by a fire comes to his rescue he goes on the run, unable to return to his home and his new fiancée. How can he find the answer to his question and return to his former life? And ...

The perfect travel guide for a short break in Brussels, the capital city of Belgium. This fast-paced read includes a three-day plan and a complete guide to the city's must-see sights, highlights and secret surprises. Tailored to first-time visitors, A Long Weekend in Brussels makes sure you spend your precious time on the best the city has to offer.  Your three-day plan: don’t waste a moment! Top experiences and attractions

The ideal travel guide for a short break to the island of Rhodes, Greece. This fast-paced read includes a three-day plan taking you from Friday through Sunday, with a complete guide to the must-see sights, highlights and secret surprises.You'll find it just as handy if Rhodes is a one-day stop on a Mediterranean cruise of the Greek Islands. Make the most of this remarkable place.Clearly laid out and easy to navigate, this in-the-pocket guide has been written specifically fo...

TWELVE silver-haired beauties, ONE neighborhood pool. With a splash of laughter and the warmth of friendship, these intertwined histories present the depth of camaraderie amid the celebration of life's beautiful chaos. From hilarious misadventures to poignant moments of wisdom, you'll experience the profound resilience unique to women in this uplifting collection that reminds us, everyone has a tale to tell.

FROM NEW ZEALAND: THREE ATMOSPHERIC AND ENGAGING HISTORICAL MYSTERIES IN ONE SETIn late nineteenth century New Zealand, Sergeant Frank Hardy, ex British soldier from the 57th Regiment, battles for survival and for his own life as he carves out a new existence for himself and his family in the prehistoric but stunningly beautiful bush. An "atmospheric and engaging" series.This three-book anthology (box set) includes, in chronological...

America’s vanishing wetlands are an issue at the forefront of the nation’s consciousness.Children will embrace and respond positively to La Loutre, the grandmotherly otter, as she gently tells of her life in the Louisiana marsh. They will learn about the beauty and charm of the wetland and how its gradual disappearance affects the wildlife and plants. Younger children will especially enjoy the illustrations as LaLoutre grows in her changing environment.Both children and adult...

Meet Regret The Egret and his friends who live in the Bayous of South Louisiana. Follow his adventures as he discovers the importance of being true to oneself.

THREE MORE GRIPPING MYSTERIES SET IN LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY NEW ZEALANDTHE SECOND BOX SET IN THE SERGEANT FRANK HARDY MYSTERIES (BOOKS 4-6)Join Sergeant Frank Hardy and Mette Hardy in these three exciting, action-packed mysteries.DEAD SHOTFrank and Mette take on the protection of a thoroughbred stud horse targeted by a brutal gang from the north. But when members of the gang are found closer to home than th...

From the seventeenth century into the nineteenth, thousands of Madagascar’s people were brought to American ports as slaves. In Memories of Madagascar and Slavery in the Black Atlantic, Wendy Wilson-Fall shows that the descendants of these Malagasy slaves in the United States maintained an ethnic identity in ways that those from the areas more commonly feeding the Atlantic slave trade did not. Generations later, hundreds, if not thousands, of African Americans maintain strong iden...

America’s vanishing wetlands are an issue at the forefront of the nation’s consciousness. Children will embrace and respond positively to La Loutre, the grandmotherly otter, as she gently tells of her life in the Louisiana marsh. They will learn about the beauty and charm of the wetland and how its gradual disappearance affects the wildlife and plants. Younger children will especially enjoy the illustrations as LaLoutre grows in her changing environment.

Meet Regret the Egret and his friends who live in the Bayous of South Louisiana. Follow his adventures as he discovers the importance of being true to oneself.