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Als ich dich sah: Manchmal muss man alles verlieren, um sich selbst zu finden
Nadine Nienkaemper Zwick
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Physical therapist Jennifer Wade is unable to put the pieces of her life back together again after her Navy pilot fianc dies in a plane accident. Flyer Paul Davis, her fianc 's best friend, feels responsible for the tragedy. When Jennifer and Paul must work together two years after the accident, they are stunned by their mutual attraction. They share a pained past, yet their current chemistry is undeniable. But this is a relationship that cannot be. Jennifer needs stability for herself and her deceased fianc 's baby, and Paul must focus on getting fit and back in the cockpit. When Paul is offered the position of his dreams, they both need to decide if love can ever be enough.
People call me all sorts of names-bad girl, black sheep, and my all-time favorite...Satan's bride. I could blame the fact I'm a witch for my behavior, but the truth is I'm infuriating, arrogant, and stab-worthy. Alex Remington is a hunter and everything I'm not-righteous, honest, caring. We used to have a thing, but that was before he learned I'm a witch and tried to kill me. Eighteen months later, he's back in my life and we have a deal; I'll help him save his brother and he'll disappear from my life for good. But karma can be a real bitch...
Steroids put an end to Jack Montgomery's superstar basketball career, and the scandal left his life in shreds. Three years later, he's on the comeback trail. He has one last chance to make it right. PR hotshot Jannine O'Connor won't fall for his crap again. Jack betrayed her trust once, and she doesn't believe in second chances. But she's running the publicity campaign for Jack's basketball team-a huge stepping stone in her career-and his comeback needs to take front and center for both of them. For the sake of the team, she agrees to be friends and put it all behind them. But Jack wants more than friendship. Can Jannine forgive the past and risk her heart one more time?
My life used to be simple. I woke up, hit the road, and offed some witches. Yeah, I'm a witch hunter. Killing witches is my fate--embedded in my DNA--and I thrive on it. Or I did...until one of them ended up in my bed...And heart.Amanda Bishop--infuriating, arrogant, stab-worthy--proclaimed she'd fight Lucifer himself over my soul. My treacherous heart believed her. Then, she ran. Again. Amanda's best friend, Bonnie, thinks she's in trouble, the killing kind. Bonnie works her charm on my brother, and he offers our services to find Amanda, the witch that broke my heart.The Bishop residency is ransacked--Amanda, her sister, and nephew missing. My new mission? Find Amanda. Preferably, alive. But I get more than I bargained for when secrets are revealed. They will either make or break the hunter-witch love story. In the end, it solely depends on fate.
These days it's hard enough to be a witch, but being born a hellfire witch? That's something else entirely and no one knows that better than Melissani. Half witch, half demon she's one of the most powerful creatures in existence. The fire in her soul could kill Lucifer himself. Shame that thanks to her mother said soul now belongs to Leviathan, Crown Prince of Hell. Once upon a time the two had a thing. Yes, she fell for the demon prince who bought her soul, and despite her better judgment she trusted the bastard. But, of course, he had to mess it up. A broken heart, shattered dreams and, to cap it all off, a missing sister dragged to hell. Well, what is it they say? Hell has no fury like a hellfire witch betrayed. So buckle up little prince. Hellfire is coming for you.
The Stories Grandma Forgot (and How I Found Them)
Nadine Aisha Jassat
Hachette Children's Group
2023
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'One of those books that truly makes the world a better place.' Sophie Anderson, author of the House with Chicken LegsFrom acclaimed poet Nadine Aisha Jassat comes a gripping mystery... "Grandma Farida is losing her memory - but I'm going to help her remember a huge secret."Twelve-year-old Nyla's dad died when she was four, or that's what she's been told. So when Grandma Farida insists she saw him in the supermarket, Nyla wonders if she is 'time-travelling' again - the phrase she uses when Grandma forgets. But when Grandma asks Nyla to find her dad and bring him home, Nyla promises that she will. As Nyla sets out on her journey, she hopes that uncovering the past will help her to understand the mystery at the heart of her family ... and to work out who she is. A page-turning verse novel about memory and identity, and a bond that soars above all else.'A beautiful read about love, family, identity and worth.' Hannah Gold, author of The Last Bear'A tender story about the meaning of life and love and loss.' Katya Balen, author of October, October
No one wanted to hear Estie's side of the story. Now she's on a mission to make sure the truth is heard . . . A page-turning mystery novel in verse about identity, friendship and learning to use your voice, with accessible text and beautiful illustrations throughout.
Hope House is more than just a building - it's a place of magic and mystery. . .When Amal and her family unexpectedly inherit the enchanted clifftop home, they can't believe their luck. But their joy is short-lived when a mysterious couple arrives, claiming the house is theirs and giving Amal's family just thirty days to pack up their stuff and leave before they demolish it completely.The clock is ticking, and Amal is determined to save Hope House from destruction. How will she unravel the secrets of the house and its mysterious benefactor in time to save it?A page-turning, lyrical mystery with a magical twist, perfect for fans of Matt Goodfellow, Onjali Q. Raúf and Disney's Encanto. Featuring accessible text in verse and beautiful illustrations throughout.
Small Colouring is a small colouring book for people who want to bring their colouring book with them in their purse or bag. Nadine's adult colouring books have been featured in Yahoo News, CBC News, Guardian News, and many local PEI publications The book has single-sided pages so that you can colour one side of the page and not need to worry about needing to colour the other side of the same page. Below each image is a few lines, like a journal, so that you can write your inspirations, ideas, and thoughts. The Small Colouring book is a smaller version of Nadine Staaf's "Feel Inspired Colouring" book. It's perfect for throwing in your purse or small bag and bringing with you to the beach, park, or coffee shop for some colouring time: ) Small Colouring book is a little colouring book designed with lots of love. Positive and inspirational words are placed throughout this adult colouring book to help you to feel your best, while colouring. There's lots to be said about focusing on the positive. Coloring is a great time to focus on the things that make you feel good in your life. Adult Coloring Books are not just for adults. This would make a great gift or stocking stuffer for an older child, pre-teen, or teenager, also. Even though it's purple, it's not just or girls. Anyone who enjoys coloring, and who enjoys feeling good, will appreciate being able to take their Small Colouring book with them in their bag or purse.Find Nadine Online If you would like to stay up-to-date with new book releases or inspiration, please feel welcome to become friends, online, with Nadine on Instagram.com/NadineStaaf. Thank you so much for choosing this Small Colouring book over any of the other adult coloring books available. Wishing you many hours of coloring pleasure in this little coloring book with plenty of detail
Poetic Expressions for Life's Journey
Nadine Auld Waite
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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under the covers: a chapbook
Nadine Koberling
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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A trenchant analysis of the dark side of regulatory life-making today In their seemingly relentless pursuit of life, do contemporary U.S. “biocultures”-where biomedicine extends beyond the formal institutions of the clinic, hospital, and lab to everyday cultural practices-also engage in a deadly endeavor? Challenging us to question their implications, Deadly Biocultures shows that efforts to “make live” are accompanied by the twin operation of “let die”: they validate and enhance lives seen as economically viable, self-sustaining, productive, and oriented toward the future and optimism while reinforcing inequitable distributions of life based on race, class, gender, and dis/ability. Affirming life can obscure death, create deadly conditions, and even kill.Deadly Biocultures examines the affirmation to hope, target, thrive, secure, and green in the respective biocultures of cancer, race-based health, fatness, aging, and the afterlife. Its chapters focus on specific practices, technologies, or techniques that ostensibly affirm life and suggest life’s inextricable links to capital but that also engender a politics of death and erasure. The authors ultimately ask: what alternative social forms and individual practices might be mapped onto or intersect with biomedicine for more equitable biofutures?