Eshe d Aureus is sent to Armand Argeneau under the auspice that she needs a safe place to hide from a rogue out for revenge but Eshe is really on the job. Shes been saddled with the task of finding out why Armands wives keep dying & what it has to do with his son Nicholas & the murder Nicholas is accused of committing 50 years ago. Shes Nicholas only hope of avoiding being executed for a murder he may or may not have committed. Eshes agreed to take on the task but that was before she realized she couldnt read Armand & he is the life mate shes been waiting for. Armand Argeneaus first sight of Eshe was her roaring up on a motorcycle that appeared to be aflame. That was inconspicuous?! She had the grace of a panther the attitude of a pit bull & openly enjoyed thwarting Lucians orders whenever possible.. .all of which delighted him immensely.. .until he realized he couldnt read the woman & she might be a life mate. Having already lost a life mate & two wives to suspicious circumstances Armand isnt willing to risk losing another. Unfortunately sending her away was pretty difficult when he couldnt keep his thoughts not to mention his hands off her. It seems its time to once again try to get to the bottom of the deaths of his first three wives. While Armands tried before hes also failed but this time he could lose his son as well as his life mate. ...

Hannah Howell- Dark Secret". Murdina Dunbar sets out in search of the only family she has left
- & finds an ally in the mysterious
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Steve Palmer is that rare commodity a journalist with a huge & very loyal following for his regular columns in the Racing Post. His many thousands of fans enjoy his idiosyncratic & amusing interpretation of his own & others betting activities as well as life in general. Where others see pain & misery Steve inevitably sees a unique & amusing angle. Born to Punt brings the best of Palmers often hilarious anecdotes & stories together under one roof for the first time. These stories frequently involve the hideous misfortune & sometime joy which befalls the many of millions punters who regularly bet each week. ...

On 6 September 1987 Stephen Roche touched greatness. Victory at the World Cycling Championship in Austria completed a near-unprecedented triple crown that included triumphs in the same year at the Tour de France & the Giro d Italia. In April against all odds he fought his own team & an angry partisan Italian crowd who spat at him on his way to taking the Giro. In July a superhuman effort at La Plagne saw him secure the yellow jersey just before he blacked out. Roches victory in Austria confirmed his virtuosity. Born to Ride" Stephen Roches first full autobiography uses his best year as the starting point to explore the rest of his life. He doesnt hold back as he examines the many ups & downs of his time on & off the bike scrutinising victories defeats rivals serious injury doping allegations & agonizing family breakdown. At the heart of the book lies an enigma. For all his charm & rare natural talent beneath the surface lies an incredible tenacity & determination. Roche finally reveals himself as a smiling assassin; a master-strategist who lives to attack." ...

At the heart of Born to Run" lies a mysterious tribe of Mexican Indians the Tarahumara who live quietly in canyons & are reputed to be the best distance runners in the world; in 1993 one of them aged 57 came first in a prestigious 100-mile race wearing a toga & sandals. A small group of the world's top ultra-runners (and the awe-inspiring author) make the treacherous journey into the canyons to try to learn the tribe's secrets & then take them on over a course 50 miles long. With incredible energy & smart observation Mc Dougall tells this story while asking what the secrets are to being an incredible runner. Travelling to labs at Harvard Nike & elsewhere he comes across an incredible cast of characters including the woman who recently broke the world record for 100 miles & for her encore ran a 2:50 marathon in a bikini pausing to down a beer at the 20 mile mark." ...

'PEOPLE TALK AS IF THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG ABOUT LORD BRENTMORE. SOMETHING ABOUT HIS PAST.' Lord Brentmore
- half Irish peasant
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I can take him away from you any time I want. Her mistresss cruel taunt is deeply disturbing to Jenny. But why should Claudia be interested in a servants sweetheart? Jenny reckons without Claudias vicious nature; using a wily trick she seduces Frank who overcome with shame departs for a new life in Blackburn. Losing her sweetheart is just the first of many disasters that leave Jenny struggling to cope alone. When Claudia gives birth to Franks baby girl she cruelly disowns the helpless infant & relies on Jenny to care for little Katie & love her as her own. Always afraid for the beloved child who has come to depend on her Jenny is constantly called upon to show courage & fortitude to fight for all she holds dear. In her heart she yearns for Frank believing that one day they must be reunited. When Fate takes a hand it seems as though Jenny may see her dreams come true. ...

The Taliban have disappeared from Kabuls streets but the long shadows of their brutal regime remain. In his short life eleven-year-old Fawad has known more grief than most: his father & brother have been killed his sister has been abducted & Fawad & his mother Mariya must rely on the charity of family to eke out a h&-to-mouth existence. Then Mariya finds a position as housekeeper for a charismatic western woman Georgie & Fawad dares to hope for an end to their struggle. He soon discovers that his beloved Georgie is caught up in a dangerous love affair with the powerful Afghan warlord Haji Khan a legendary name on the streets of Kabul. At first resentful of Haji Khans presence Fawad learns that love can move a man to act in surprising ways & an overwhelming act of generosity persuades him of the warlords good intentions. But even a man as influential as Haji Khan cant protect Fawad from the next tragedy to blight his young life a tragedy so devastating that it threatens to destroy the one thing Fawad thought he could never lose: his love for his country. ...

Wild orangutans swing through jungle canopies Irrawaddy dolphins play in the shimmering waters of the South China Sea & saltwater crocs watch boats gliding down the river in search of Dayak longhouses. Daniel Robinson Lonely Planet Writer Our Promise You can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet authors visit the places we write about each & every edition. We never accept freebies for positive coverage & you can rely on us to tell it like we see it. Inside This Book 54 maps 427 500km of jungle adventures 25 spectacular dive sites 112 days of on-the-ground research In-depth background Clear easy-to-use maps Adventure Borneo planning feature At-a-glance practical info Comprehensive planning tools Easy-to-read layout ...

The author Roger Annett experienced first-hand the events detailed here. Flying with 215 Squadron & co-piloting Argosy transport aircraft deep over Malayan jungle terrain from 1963 to 65 he is well placed to provide a colorful account of this dramatic period. Following a reunion of RAF Whirlwind veterans of Borneo Annett began work on this record of their collective experience attempting to stir the memories of both war veterans & civilians alike riveted by the drama as it played out by opposing forces attempting to control the island of Borneo. The book describes the oppositions antagonisms victories & defeats experienced on the isl&. Borneo itself with its difficult terrain jungles & lack of adequate road networks proved to be one of the biggest challenges from a military perspective & it is brought to life here. The story of the ' Borneo Boys' of the title traces a journey from new recruits at boot camp to flying training & on to Borneo itself. It was here where a fraternal bond was to be forged to last a lifetime & provide an impetus for this book. The process of Theatre familiarization
- jungle training nursing Whirlwind 10s over & around the mountainous Malayan jungle
- is recorded here with first-hand authenticity. Setting this journey in context Annett fills out the history of the wider conflict in which the boys were embroiled. The Far East colonial tensions which bred antagonism & ultimately led to the conflict are detailed as are the cross-border raids & riots which bred a fever of revolt. Much is written already on the Borneo conflict a lot of it dealing with the politics of the situation. This book swoops its focus on the young men who were called upon to fly over such confusion far away from home. It is their daily adventures camaraderie & learning trajectory which we are faced with. All the excitement of the Aviator's adrenalin ride is translated into eloquent prose strengthened by the kind of confident delivery that only a man involved in such proceedings could achieve.

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