The encounter of two lonely souls in the fascinating context of an imaginary Scottish village is the starting point for a great love story where nothing is like it seems. The main character - Melisande Bruno - is the girl who can’t see rainbows, for she is able to see only in black and white. And her opponent, as well as great love, is Sebastian McLaine, a writer relegated to a wheelchair.Melisande Bruno flees from her past and refuses to accept her diversity: she was born with a pa...

Discipleship is the key to movement thinking when it comes to churches that plant churches.From the standpoint of material to develop discipleship, Philippians are rich. Paul:•Models how to bear suffering without self-pity,•Describes the immediacy of Christ’s presence at death,•Offers one of the most important Christological passages in the Bible,•Urges us to live holy lives to shine like stars in a dark world,•Presses us towards the goal of ...

Since she was a little girl, Rosette dreamt of becoming a lawyer. Amidst several challenges, she finally attained her dream when she went to Law School at the revered Makerere University, East Africa's premier institution of higher learning. After practicing law in one of the top law firms in Kampala, Uganda and later working as a Legal Manager in a large multinational company, her dream was fulfilled albeit for a little while. Her flourishing career was cut short when she had to follow he...

The encounter of two lonely souls in the fascinating context of an imaginary Scottish village is the starting point for a great love story where nothing is like it seems. The main character - Melisande Bruno - is the girl who can’t see rainbows, for she is able to see only in black and white. And her opponent, as well as great love, is Sebastian McLaine, a writer relegated to a wheelchair.Melisande Bruno flees from her past and refuses to accept her diversity: she was born with a p...

In this study, leading scholar Rosette C. Lamont traces Eugene ionesco’s development as a writer and dramatist from his Surrealist beginnings through to his late “dream plays.” Her careful analysis of Ionesco’s entire oeuvre shows how the archetypal and the historical are intermingled in a synthesis that marks lonesco as a major figure in post-World War Il, post-Holocaust literature.Lamont’s rereading of lonesco’s work reveals the dramatist as profoundly marked by the events occurring in E...

Give In… Desire Is Calling.Dare to explore forbidden cravings and fiery seductions. These 12 quick tales deliver raw intensity, teasing passion, and moments that will leave you gasping.Perfect for readers who crave erotica that’s naughty, irresistible, and utterly unforgettable.

Lina Daniels was eleven years old when her mother divulged that true love doesn't exist and heartbreak is inevitable. Now a late-twenties struggling writer, Lina is terrified of opening her heart to anyone. She fumbles her way through life, battling bouts of depression and avoiding real relationships at all costs...until one too many glasses of wine at a New Year's Eve party weakens her resolve.She ends up in the arms of an irresistible prospect and decides to give love a chance.

"Ali" is a poem about a child and his love for an alligator. Growing up on a farm, Rosette was fascinated by the intelligence and curiosity instilled in animals and even insects. "Ali" was inspired by a young boy who, while on Summer vacation, had petted a baby alligator. His excitement in retelling of his adventure was contagious.

Forest MaidBy: Rosette Elizabeth HurstA beautiful young maiden lives in a quaint cottage in an enchanting forest where all the birds and animals come to her for help and to enjoy her cheerful singing and joyful dancing. Sometimes in life, our loved ones leave us and we learn to continue our lives. We learn that the best way to honor their memory is to remember them and the wonderful lessons they taught us. There will be so many things to help us remember them, such as, birt...

Researchers working in Africa are engaged in ethical, methodological, logistical, emotional and professional compromises. Juggling the demands of being a researcher and being human, scholars must balance the recording of data withthe emotional demands of listening, of analyzing and reporting personal, and often contradictory, narratives. This book recognizes these challenges and lays bare the underlying and important process by which the researcher grapples with emotions, and how 'feelings...

This book encompasses an up-to-date, comprehensive review of the state-of-the-art for prostate gland preserving therapies. It provides insight into the latest research and clinical applications of image-guided diagnosis and minimally invasive focal, gland-preserving treatment for prostate cancer. Fully updated and revised, this text evaluates the scientific evidence for the evolving trend to treat intermediate risk, clinically localized prostate cancer in a focally ablative manner with nov...

Torikaebaya monogatari is a twelfth-century Japanese tale like no other. As suggested by its title, which literally translates to "if only I could exchange them" (torikaebaya) "story" (monogatari), it follows the complications that arise when a nobleman has his two children swap genders—his son living as a woman, and his daughter living as a man. What unfolds is a tale of tragicomedy, familial love, and oblique social commentary as the two siblings embark on thei...