Laura Ruth Johnson Knihy

Focusing on community-based qualitative research, this practical text combines theoretical perspectives with actionable guidelines for project design and implementation. It emphasizes participatory research approaches and includes chapters on relationship building and sharing findings to enhance programs. The book features handouts, templates, and end-of-chapter questions for reflection and discussion. Engaging case studies and real-life examples provide valuable insights from project participants, serving as a solid foundation for readers' future endeavors in the field.

Caroline Kingfisher has questions. Questions she's been asking all her life which everyone so far has failed to answer. Now of age, and after her parents' deaths, she sets out on a journey like no other to her old family home to find the answers that have been hidden from her for so long. The more she delves into the past, with only a diary found by chance to guide her, Caroline starts to wonder if some things are better left undiscovered. Travis Montgomery has a secret. He knows something he should never have found out and it's slowly eating away at him. He can't confess to his mother, or his brother, and struggles daily with his internal battle. When he spies a new owner arriving at the abandoned mansion house, potentially dangerous events start unfolding that he can't help but feel somewhat responsible for. As the plot thickens and the dangers increase, will Caroline get the answers she's so desperate to find? And by helping her, will Travis finally free himself from the guilt he's been feeling since his childhood?