Holly Cramer’s past choices have finally caught up to her, but she never expected them to endanger her baby.Though Holly’s stumbled through most of her adult life as a party girl, she longs to live a more stable life for her daughter. Then police show up to question her about the whereabouts of Creed Kershaw, Lily’s father. She has kept his identity a secret from friends and family—she never even told him about the pregnancy. Now he’s a person of interest in a drug-related murder case.Determined to keep him out of their lives and turn him over to police, Holly uses her private investigating skills to search for him. But her bravado backfires when he turns the tables and takes her and the baby hostage. As desperate hours tick by, Holly realizes his connection to Leonard Miller—the man who has gunned down several members of her family. Creed claims he’s innocent and that Miller is after him too. His gentleness with Lily moves her, but she can’t trust a man who has held her at gunpoint...even if he reminds her so much of herself.Dangers old and new threaten Holly and her baby, and lives are demanded as sacrifices for love. Through a complex web of mistakes and regret, redemption is the one hope Holly has left to hold on to.

Product Description: Drawing from evidence-based research findings, Geography Inside the Black Box: Assessment for Learning in the Geography Classroom explores the strong correlation between formative assessment and increased student achievement and provides recommendations to help geography educators: * Develop formative work within a school social studies department * Use sources of evidence to adjust instruction and increase learning * Practice formative assessment that is workable and productive in geography classes * Teach students to conduct productive peer- and self-assessment This booklet gives geography teachers practical solutions for implementing formative assessment in the classroom to foster a shared belief that all students can be successful...read more

Product Description: This volume uses a series of portraits of 'imperial lives' in order to rethink the history of the British Empire in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It tells the stories of men and women who dwelt for extended periods in one colonial space before moving on to dwell in others, developing 'imperial careers'...read more

Product Description: In tandem with many schools embracing a post-disciplinary approach to the curriculum, geography itself seems to have fragmented, struggling for its identity and is, arguably, lost in the post. This lecture posits that contemporary geography is a school subject of great significance and has a lot to offer children and young people growing up in a confusing, rapidly changing and dangerous world...read more

Depicts how dinosaurs lived and died, covering such topics as habitats, size, hunting techniques, self-defense, courtship, and family life.

Product Description: From the deepest ocean trenches to the vast veils of microscopic plankton that blanket the surface, this richly illustrated reference offers a unique view of the wonders of the world's oceans and seas. Superb photography reveals this fascinating, often unseen, watery world...read more

Provides the history of written codes and ciphers used from the times of the Ancient Greeks to those used in World War II, and offers examples of how to use them to relay secret messages.

A colorful, fact-packed, and child-sized guide dives into the ocean and invites readers to meet an array of the most fascinating and unusual creatures that exist on the planet. Original.

An updated title provides information on earth's origin, the shaping of the continents, the forming of rocks, erosion, earth's geological history, and the impact of the oceans and rivers.

Each volume offers full-color diagrams, graphs, charts, and maps on every page that illustrate the essential elements of the subject, while parallel text provides key definitions and step-by-step explanations.

Some people sell ideas, some sell services and some sell products. Whatever you sell, this book can help you do it better, and feel better about doing it. It also introduces the tools and a change of mindset that can make a significant impact on the relationship and sales success of most organisations.

Presents a collection of animal facts, including that tree frogs use their eyes to eat and that birds have been known to drink alcohol from overripe cherries and end up drunk.

Gives an overview of dinosaurs, including where they lived, what they looked like, their eating and social habits, and when they lived, along with information focusing on specific dinosaurs.

Product Description: When Geography specialists decide they want to teach, it can be a daunting prospect to enter a real classroom, no matter how much subject knowledge they already possess. Geography: Teaching School Subjects 11-19 puts the subject into perspective and shows new teachers and student teachers how to make Geography accessible and interesting for their pupils...read more

Product Description: Answers all questions about dinosaurs.

How fast could a T-rex run? What dinosaur is known as the 'Jurassic giraffe'? In this title, readers can go back to a time when dinosaurs ruled the earth and discover the excitement and danger of the prehistoric age.