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A Collection of Dead Men Stories: Nineteen Short Stories
Jacqui Jacoby
Body Count Productions, Inc.
2018
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Travis Ricci, Ian Stuart, Jason Sullivan, Quinn Nelson and Evan Harris-before the Dead Men debuted in Dead Men Play the Game, these five guys had lives which took them across the Pacific Northwest, making their own history which could be no one's, but their own. They faced funny, they faced sadness, and they made sure each one of them was standing when the sun finally rose each day.
Mysterious All-Terrain Vehicle sounds prove more unpredictable than the sharp turns on the narrow road leading up to Bella Anderson's eighty acres at 4060' in the Smoky Mountains east of Cades Cove. Bella's plans for early retirement in her family's ancestral cabin are brought to a halt as the danger lurking in those hills shifts her plans into unexpected engagement with folks in the community. Visits from the sheriff and local grocer, as the menacing actions unfold, bring their own possibilities of change in the life of this young widow. High on a Mountain is Book 1 in the series Love is a Cabin: Tales spun out of the mountain story-telling tradition where people take care of each other-except when they don't.
Bella Anderson struggles to wrap her head around the recent destruction to her property by teenagers running drugs across her eight acres in the Smoky Mountains. All she wants is to establish a routine in the hopes of writing her ever elusive novel. She finds her plans change quickly-just like the switchbacks on the road to her serene cabin 2000 feet above the high hills valley community that is the lifeline for folks in these hills. Widowed at a young age, she is surprised by the interest two local men show in her. Will Bella be prepared for the tenuous nature of her connection to the roots of her ancestors through Joe Johnson, the owner of the Valley Store? He is her only link to her family in this isolated community where people take care of each other-except when they don't.
Two months into her return to Drellag Caban-her 120-year-old ancestral home, Bella Anderson faces the loss of her last link to her dad: Joe Johnson, her dad's childhood friend. Bella's desire to find peace and quiet to write her stories is yet again upended by criminal activity long held at bay in this hidden gem of hills and valley in the Smoky Mountains of east Tennessee. Will Bella's growing friendship with the local grocer, the area sheriff, and the spunky co-owner of the only restaurant in the valley help her decide to stay here year-round?Settled on a Mountain, Book 3 in Jacque Jacobs' Love Is a Cabin series, is spun in the mountain story tradition where people take care of each other...except when they don't.
With all that has happened on her land-teens running drugs, ATVs wrecked, her shed damaged, and her fence destroyed-Bella Anderson finds it hard to believe she is settled into her 120-year-old ancestral cabin. Making the repairs to her shed after a renegade ATV rammed into it, she decides to consider what else she might need to do to stay full-time on the mountain. Her growing friendship with locals, including Joshua, the grocery store owner, and Chad, the sheriff, give her hope she can truly find peace here. Will the ongoing changes from outsiders to these mountains put her and her friends in danger? What do the mysterious phone calls mean for her and her friends?New Beginnings on a Mountain, book 4 in Jacque Jacobs Love is a Cabin series, is spun in the mountain story tradition where people take care of each other...except for when they don't.
The rapid change in fall weather forces Bella Anderson to decide if she will stay on her mountain through the coming winter. She has struggled with the loss of young lives through crime, and the lasting effect it has on her beloved community. Bella's dreams, in a way she can't understand, contribute to locating and saving the life of a beloved community member. As tragic losses surround the ever-popular tribal Powwow, and joyful community gatherings celebrate a wedding and honor tribal dances, Bella finds herself more and more immersed in her ancestral community in the Smoky Mountains.Community Unites on a Mountain is a mountain tale spun in the tradition of storytelling where people take care of each other...except for when they don't.
Catalogue de Tableaux Anciens Du Xvie Au Xviiie Siècle, Tableau Par C. Jacque, Dessins, Gouaches
F Jacob
Hachette Livre - BNF
2020
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Who's a girl gotta kill to make a buck? Nobody really knows who Jacqui Bleu is, which is exactly what she wants. Raised on a farm, miles away from where she was born, her life is full of danger and violence and she wouldn't have it any other way. As a bounty hunter and sometimes contract killer, working with a certain level of anonymity is to be expected. She's worked hard to reinvent herself; even changing her name and moving to a tiny town in unincorporated Georgia and somehow, he still managed to find her. The man who'd had her parents killed has discovered she's still alive, so naturally he wants her dead. Jacqui will do whatever she has to do to save the people in her life who mean everything to her, even if it means dropping more bodies than she's getting paid for. She can't imagine her parents would have ever wanted her to become a bounty hunter, but destiny has a funny way of turning you into exactly who you were meant to be.
Jacqui Hallum - Workings and Showings
Jacqui Hallum; Dan Howard-Birt; Hettie Judah; Andrew Hunt; Caroline Wilkinson
Anomie Publishing
2021
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"Hallum's painting is charged with delight in colour, line, surface and composition, in powerfully unconventional ways." - Hettie JudahThis is the first monograph on the London-born, Devon-based artist Jacqui Hallum. The publication documents Hallum's solo exhibition at The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (10 October 2019 - 1 March 2020), along with a series of solo, two-person and group exhibitions held between 2014 and 2020.Hallum is best-known for her mixed-media paintings on textiles - techniques she has developed and refined over the course of twenty years since completing her studies. Incorporating imagery and visual languages ranging from medieval woodcuts and stained-glass windows to Art Nouveau children's illustrations, tarot cards and Berber rugs, Hallum employs ink staining, painting, drawing and printing to create layers of pattern, abstraction and passages of figurative imagery. As part of her working process, Hallum often leaves the fabrics in the open air, exposed to the elements, in order to introduce weathering into the works. History, religion, mysticism and the beliefs and creativity of past civilisations are among the themes that overlap - often in a literal sense of pieces of fabrics layered, pinned, draped and hung together - to form painterly palimpsests that carry a sense of the past with them into the present.Along with a foreword by Professor Caroline Wilkinson, Director of the School of Art and Design at Liverpool John Moores University, and an introductory essay by artist, curator and director of Kingsgate Workshops and Project Space in London, Dan Howard-Birt, the publication features newly commissioned essays by arts journalist and critic Hettie Judah and by Andrew Hunt, Professor of Fine Art and Curating at the University of Manchester. Also featured is the edited transcript of a conversation between Hallum and Howard-Birt held at The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool.Jacqui Hallum (b.1977, London) graduated with a BA in Fine Art from Coventry School of Art& Design, Coventry University, in 1999, and an MFA in Painting from the Slade School of Fine Art, University of London, in 2002. Hallum’s solo exhibition at The Walker Art Gallery followed a three-month fellowship at Liverpool John Moores University, which resulted from winning the prestigious John Moores Painting Prize in 2018.The monograph, designed by work-form and edited by Susan Taylor, has been produced by Kingsgate Project Space and co-published with Anomie Publishing.
Jacqui met Reg, old enough to be her father while he was driving his cab. Being a promiscuous young woman, she teased then seduced him over several months until she finally had him. Reg although married for over thirty years was innocent in the things she wanted him to do. Using her wiles, she trained him then introduced him to a fetish photographer, Helen, whom took over the training and educating them both beyond their wildest dreams, making them a lot of money along the way. Of course, Reg's wife does become involved which opens her eyes to a world she never knew existed. The sexual drive of Jacqui has no match except for Reg whom finds he is usually the star attraction much to Jacqui's delight.
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ââ?¬Ë?A thrilling and gripping novel.ââ?¬â?¢ Roberta Kray ââ?¬Ë?No matter what she did, he would always be there, right behind her. She could never escapeââ?¬â?¢
When you play with fire, youâ??re not the only one who gets burnedâ?¦
Sometimes love is toxic�
ââ?¬Ë?Gritty and grippingââ?¬â?¢ Kimberley Chambers ââ?¬Ë?A gritty, thrilling page-turnerââ?¬â?¢ Kerry Barnes Sheââ?¬â?¢s no saint, but is she a SINNER?
‘A captivating read.’ Mel Sherratt ‘She trusted the man she loved. It was the most dangerous thing she had ever done …’ No one can touch Del Williams – the hardest gangster in Soho. He’s got the monopoly on the drugs, the clubs and the girls – it’d be a mistake to underestimate him. The one person he’d take a bullet for is tough, beautiful Bunny Barker, mother of their daughter Star. Bunny is determined to shield Star from ‘life’ but Del has a lot of enemies. When a familiar face appears from their past, their family is put into terrible danger. Can Bunny protect Star from the demons of her own past, and her very worst nightmare? A gripping story of gangs, drugs, girls and unbreakable bonds. Perfect for fans of Martina Cole and Mandasue Heller. Praise for Jacqui Rose ‘Gritty and gripping’ Kimberley Chambers ‘A thrilling and gripping novel.’ Roberta Kray ‘A cracking good read.’ Jessie Keane