Sarah Tucker awakes in the hospital with no recollection of who she is, but sensing that she in mortal danger, she must place her trust in Jake Sanders, who claims to be her lover and her child's father.
He said he hadn't wanted to take Chelsea Swan hostage. Jonah Fairfax claimed it was the only way he could keep her safe from the terrorist cell he'd infiltrated. Chelsea didn't trust his secretive past, or his steely blue eyes. And she certainly didn't trust the edgy, vulnurable…
Federal agent Jonah Fairfax was in over his head, maintaining his cover in a Supermax prison. But when some escapees abducted Chelsea Swan, Jonah was ready to show his true colors in order to save the medical examiner's life.
The ways in which the battle of Lepanto was imagined by contemporaries proves to be a combination and confluence of international and domestic political pressures, celebratory ritual, print practices, and the currency of intellectual ideas. The understanding of the Turkish adver…
The study makes a narrative ethical assessment of intrigue contained in the Jacob story (Gen. 25:19--35:29). Following Paul Ricoeur's theory of narrative, it presents (1) the configuration of more or less heterogenous elements in the narrative, (2) ethical refigurations of the s…
The desert planet has begun to grow green and lush. The life-giving spice is abundant. The nine-year-old royal twins, possessing their father's supernatural powers, are being groomed as Messiahs. But there are those who think the Imperium does not need Messiahs ...
An imaginative retelling of Catherine the Great's improbable rise to power--as seen through the ever-watchful eyes of an all-but-invisible servant close to the throne.
An imaginative retelling of Catherine the Great's improbable rise to power--as seen through the ever-watchful eyes of an all-but-invisible servant close to the throne.