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Japan in einem Jahr - Ein lang ersehnter Traum wurde f r die Bonner Studentin wahr, als ihr durch ein Austauschprogramm die Chance erm glicht wurde, ein Jahr lang in Japan zu studieren. W hrend ihres Aufenthaltes hielt sie die sch nsten und verr cktesten Momente in einem Buch fest, um diese Erlebnisse in Erinnerung zu bewahren. Dieses Buch gibt Einblicke in das allt gliche Leben und erz hlt von eindrucksvollen Reisen durch ganz Japan. Das Werk ist eine Ansammlung lustiger und informativer Erz hlungen allerlei Art. Die Leser werden durch eine wundersame Welt gef hrt, die von traditionellen Vierteln, gutem Essen, liebevollen Damen, Festivals und Naturparadiesen handelt. Es werden sowohl erfreuliche als auch weniger erfreuliche Ereignisse geschildert, die das allt gliche Leben in der Gro stadt Tokio mit sich bringen kann. Es wird deutlich, warum es sich lohnen kann, gelegentlich von den Hauptpfaden abzukommen, und warum man das l ndliche Japan nicht links liegen lassen sollte. Das Buch ist eine Empfehlung f r alle Japan-Interessierten und Reiselustigen.
There is nothing more dangerous than an Alpha protecting her mate. What would you do to protect yours? Meghan, is a member of the Redstone Timberwolf Pack. She has been under the control of Calisse, the Alpha of the pack with some of the other females. Her life is mere existence and unhappiness. When her family decides to flee and seek refuge with Adrianna, Alpha of the Errigal Druid Pack, Meghan finds something more than what she bargained for. Will Calisse just let them leave? Delve into a world of pack rules, order, jealousy, domination and a battle to the death.
A Lesson in Dominance: An Alpha Wolf Tale
Charlie Daye
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Willow Tempest is an alpha female. She's stubborn, territorial and refuses to bow to anyone including her brother's, the alpha's, mate. When an altercation happens that causes Willow to refuse a direct order given to her by her brother's mate, her brother Braun has no choice but to punish her in front of the pack but before that can take place Willow runs. Slade Sterling is pack alpha for the Snow Valley pack. When Willow stumbles upon his territory his wolf is immediately taken with her. She's dominant, beautiful and obviously needs a lesson in dominance, which both he and his wolf, are more than happy to give. When a mating ceremony is arranged between Slade and Willow by Willow's brother Braun, Willow is furious and fights it at every turn, but when a wolf struts into to town from Slade's past threatening everything and everyone Willow has begun to hold dear, will Willow be strong enough to claim her right as alpha or will she lose everything, including the wolf she's just begun to love?
Essential Reads on Family Offices
Amelia Renkert-Thomas; Antoaneta Proctor; Asher Noor; Carl Sjöström; Carly E Doshi; Carolina Cintra; Caroline Underwood; Charlie Bain; Christian Stewart; David Werdiger; Dennis T Jaffe; Fabrizio Arengi Bentivoglio; Franklin J Parker; Guillermo Barandalla; Jeremy Cheng; Jessica McGawley; Kecia Barkawi; Maya Prabhu; Melissa Cowley Wolf; Michael S Schwartz; Nicola Saccardo; Peter Brock; Philip Marcovici; Philippe J Weil; Raimund Kamp; Rodolfo J Paiz Rodolfo Paiz; Roger King; Russell Cohen; Sue Nickason; Susan R Schoenfeld
Globe Law and Business Ltd
2023
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In his study of the human, non-human relationships in Mongolia, Bernard Charlier explores the role of the wolf in the ways nomadic herders relate to their natural environment and to themselves. The wolf, as the enemy of the herds and a prestigious prey, is at the core of two technical relationships, herding and hunting, endowed with particular cosmological ideas. The study of these relationships casts a new light on the ways herders perceive and relate to domestic and wild animals. It convincingly undermines any attempt to consider humans and non-humans as entities belonging a priori to autonomous spheres of existence, which would reify the nature-society boundary into a phenomenal order of things and so justify the identity of western epistemology.
From the internationally bestselling author Lesley Pearse comes the compulsive page-turner about a girl searching for the truth, which may be a little too close to home . . .Her family is threatened and only she can save it.When sixteen-year-old Charlie witnesses a brutal attack on her mother by two strangers she is shocked and terrified.But after talking to the police, she realises that her father's business dealings can't be so innocent . . .With her father away, it is left to Charlie to protect her mother. And somehow she must find out who wants to hurt her family - and why - without losing faith in her beloved parents.Can she unravel the mysteries of the past that haunt her family?Or will the truth wreck everything she loves?___________'With characters it is impossible not to care about . . . this is storytelling at its very best' Daily Mail'Evocative, compelling' Sunday Express'Lose yourself in this epic saga' Bella'An emotional and moving epic you won't forget in a hurry' Woman's Weekly
A true story, Charlie is both historical and creative non-fiction; creative for the addition of dialogue that, in most cases. is speculative. The story follows Charlie Allison's life from youth to death, from farming to mining, to bootlegging, to Chicago where he became acquainted with members of the Torrio/Capone South Side gang. One member in particular, Fred Goetz, alias "Shotgun George Zeigler," was instrumental in Charlie's move to Couderay, Wisconsin where Charlie was caretaker for Goetz's retreat, later known as "The Hideout." There, Charlie shared hunting fishing, and other experiences with those planning the "St Valentine's Day Massacre." About those men, his wife, Lola, expressed the opinion that they were simply businessmen; men whose business was merely against the law. Otherwise, they were no different from anyone else, she said, with wives and families, same as anyone else. But more than criminals, the book is about people doing what they had to do during difficult times. Charlie's story covers the rigors of coal mining in Illinois, Capone's support of the disadvantaged through his "soup kitchens," Charlie's competition with rivals as he ran a hotel and soup kitchen while selling bootlegged alcohol for "The Organization," his arrest and jailing. Charlie deals with historical events in relation to WW1, Prohibition, the difficulty and opportunity Charlie Allison found in Alaska during WW2, his loyalty to the men he worked for, and his eventual betrayal of Lola. The book incudes photos from his family's private collection and supporting sources from FBI memos and newspaper accounts.
They said there'd be karma, but he thought, why wait? They killed his wife, now he must wrap his daughter in love... but that doesn't mean they'll get away with it. Father, widower, recovering commando — meet Sam Ireland. The blistering opening novel in an international thriller series, enjoyed by fans of Reacher, Milton and Orphan X. ______________ Praise for the Sam Ireland thrillers: “A hard hitting, no punches spared, page turner of a book.” Belfast Telegraph "Drenched in the authenticity that only comes when you've been there and done it. A fantastic book introducing a realistically daunting new hero. I couldn’t put it down.” USA TODAY bestselling author, Mark Dawson. ????? "I’ve read and loved, Lee Child, John Sanford, John Grisham, Jeffrey Deaver, etc and Finn Og leaves them for dead…I could not recommend Finn highly enough." ????? "Finn Og is without a doubt the best I’ve read! Incredibly clever plots." ????? "My heart is still racing." ????? "Sam is a flawed character which makes him believable. It's been a while since I read a book in a day." ????? "A gripping suspenseful thriller. I brought this book to read on holiday and had it done on the first day!" ????? "I thought this book was a great read, and it would make a great film. The character Sam is well written and the plot doesn't slow down and drag. Great rhythm till the very end." ????? "This is a fantastic book - from the first page it grips you and just refuses to let go, but with a sensitivity that is rare in novels of this kind." ????? "I found myself getting pulled into the story from the off. Its articulately written in nice sharp paragraphs and chapters that always leave you feeling like you want more (part of what makes it hard to put down!). I don't leave many reviews, but this book grabbed me." ????? "Great plot & storyline. A thought provoking and gripping read."
J lives and works in northern Nova Scotia. His life follows a pattern: every winter he works in the sugar woods, helping to make maple syrup. In the late summer he picks berries on a blueberry farm, and in the fall, he readies the sugar woods for another season. His life is set-until he finds a little bear cub lying in a stream, near death.J's decision to save the bear changes both of their lives forever. Raising a bear is a lot of hard work. He must teach Charlie how to survive in the woods, how to gather berries, and even how to fish J knows that one day Charlie will have to live on his own. Together, J and Charlie face the unexpected as they become best friends. J learns just what friendship and loyalty mean-and how one big bear has a whole lot of surprises in store for him.