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Captain Tucker McLeod and Su-Captain Raina Wolfe are given Raven's first mission after months of training her crew. They are to travel to the planet Amaeus and remove Thorian Crist, a wealthy and ruthless mining tycoon. Crist is an impediment to the planet's application to join the Central Federation, and he is determined to maintain Amaeus' independence from the Federation by any means necessary, including violence.Complicating matters is Kyla Crist, Thorian's estranged sister, a popular politician and a prime mover behind the Federation application. McLeod and Wolfe have to tread carefully, especially when outside forces threaten not only their mission, but the planet itself.

A college education is more important now than ever. Jobs that used to require only a high school diploma now require a college degree, and that's unlikely to change. But where can you go to learn how to help your student find the right college for them, and how to succeed once they get there? Parenting a College Student will give you these tools. And beyond that, you'll also understand how to help them make the transition from high school to college successfully, and how you can best handle your transition as well.This book provides tips and suggestions so parents can be better partners to their students in college. Chapters include choosing a college, paying for college, transitioning to college, academic success in college, taking notes in college, and beyond the classroom.

Stephanie Hart is thriving as a new police officer in Port Angel. Her routine world is shaken, however, when two young sisters are kidnapped, likely by a serial predator and murderer. To complicate matters, a news reporter reveals that the sisters' stepfather was implicated years ago in an assault while he was a teenager in Chicago.The Port Angel police are racing to find the girls before the unthinkable happens and Hart and her colleagues have to use their instincts, skills, and determination to find the girls and decide if their stepfather is an unfortunate victim or a predator himself; and time is running out.And Stephanie Hart has made it clear: not on my watch.