Janet: 399 books

Tarot expert, author, reviewer, teacher, professional reader and popular radio guest Janet Boyer provides original affirmations for all 78 cards of the Tarot—20 for each card. That’s 1,560 affirmations for you to use in the powerful eBook AFFIRMATIONS WITH THE TAROT! She's done all the research...

Don’t miss the second book in the fan-favorite Jennifer Cloud Series from bestselling author Janet Leigh! Living in Sunnyside, Texas, and working nine-to-five at her brother’s chiropractic office, Jennifer Cloud’s life appears to be perfectly normal. But when the moon is full,...

New, revised edition for 2016. Janet Munsil's witty, romantic, and ingenious adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved tale of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy is remarkable for capturing the tone and compressing the complexity of the story into a fast-paced, funny, and fiercely romantic two hours...

Left Bank Right Bank is a kaleidoscopic journal of twenty years in Paris, from 1988 to 2008. During that time the Berlin Wall fell, the European Union was created, mass consumerism arrived in France, and 9/11 ushered in a new age of growing fear and xenophobia. This is not deluxe, romantic...

Finding My Happy is about learning how to soar in life and live it without any apologies.  After reading this book, you will understand the importance of living an authentic life on purpose.   Janet Michelle uses her inspirational story as an example of the steps, dedication and motivational...

In this artfully arranged collection of politically incorrect posts gleaned from her Facebook page, fiction writer Janet Walker has much to say about the non-fiction of real life--everything from the worship of Jehovah to the worship of Obama.

Seven Thin Dimes takes readers to the heart of what family means, and the value of the things in life that money cannot buy.  Select memories of Janet Roberts’ childhood visits to her grandmother’s house in McDonald, Pennsylvania, are captured here in this engaging, thoughtful memoir.  A collection...

'Interface' is a series of essays, cases and stories written by Associate Professor Janet Sayers which can be used in education and training courses. The first essay is ''Babe' and Intercultural Communication'. This essay has been used by educators around the world to help classes understand some...

Nineteen-year-old Neon Ryder suspects she has a superhuman ability to heal people. An attempt to cure her old friend, Jimmy Trent, an angry and depressed quadriplegic, whose spinal cord was severed by a Viet Cong sniper's bullet, unleashes a torrent of ever-escalating problems on everyone she loves.Her...

Janet Grosshandler, creator and CEO of the Get Stronger, Girlfriend movement ,brings you another ebook filled with self-help solutions. The Amazing Solution for Stress gives you the quickest way to de-stress and calm your chaotic emotions down. Do you live your life in the “stress lane?” The more...

Takes a close look at the business apology, using the example of the Air New Zealand TE901 Erebus Disaster to show how and why organisations need to apologise well. The book series ‘Interface: Cases, Essays and Stories for Use in Business Education' is developed from real classrooms and from the research of Associate Professor Janet G. Sayers.

The year is 1537 and Mary of Guise, young, beautiful and widowed has been chosen as the reluctant bride of James Stewart, King of Scots. The marriage is designed to strengthen the Auld Alliance between France and Scotland. James leads a cultured renaissance court but on the border Henry VIII lurks,...

The secrets of Captain Hiltz may not have died with him. When Landon Smith returns to the Green Dory Inn, she finds innkeeper Anna Young still shaken by the recent vandalism and unable to cope when the inn is targeted in an online vendetta. Prickly neighbour Bobby Hawke can help with Anna’s...

Have you ever been sitting in the back of a cab heading home from a date wondering, “What the hell just happened?” He seemed like a nice guy, even bought dinner but then it all went downhill after that. Thank God you listened to that little voice that said, “Take your debit card!” You...