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Dve ženy a celý rad falošných mienMeg Williamsová. Maggie Littletonová. Melody Wildová. Rôzne mená, tá istá osoba – v závislosti od mesta a vytýčeného cieľa. Je to podvodníčka, ktorá vymaže svoje skutočné ja, aby sa stala tým, kým potrebuje. Raz študentkou vysokej školy, potom životnou koučkou alebo realitnou agentkou. Nič na nej nie je pravdivé. Votrie sa vám do priazne a bude vám hovoriť presne to, čo potrebujete počuť, a než s vami skončí, o všetko vás pripraví.A potom je tu Kat Robertsová. Už desať rokov čaká na návrat ženy, ktorá jej život prevrátila naruby. A keď sa jej návratu dočká, je skalopevne odhodlaná odhaliť jej pravú tvár. No ako sa obe ženy postupne zbližujú, Katine dlhoročné predstavy o Meg sa začínajú rúcať a položí si otázku, na koho sa Meg zameriava a čo je jej skutočným cieľom.Triler Pavučina lží sa ponára do psychiky dvoch žien a ich nezlomného odhodlania dosiahnuť spravodlivosť za to, čo sa stalo v minulosti, a prepísať tak budúcnosť.

Two passengers. Two tickets. One chance to escape. The New York Times bestseller with an ending to shock!

Lisa Genova meets 23andMe in this exploration of the genetic and emotional ties that bind, as debut author Julie Clark delivers a compelling read about a young boy desperate to find his place in this world, a mother coming to terms with her own past, and the healing power of forgiveness. The powerful forces of science and family collide when geneticist Paige Robson finds her world in upheaval: Her eight-year-old son Miles is struggling to fit in at his new school and begins asking questions about his biological father that Paige can’t answer—until fate thrusts the anonymous donor she used into their lives. Paige’s carefully constructed life begins to unravel as the truth of Miles’s paternity threatens to destroy everything she has grown to cherish. As Paige slowly opens herself up—by befriending an eccentric mother, confronting her own deeply buried vulnerabilities, and trying to make sense of her absent father’s unexpected return—she realizes breakthroughs aren’t only for the lab. But when tragedy strikes, Paige must face the consequences of sharing a secret only she knows. With grace and humor, Julie Clark shows that while the science is fascinating, solving these intimate mysteries of who we are and where we come from unleashes emotions more complex than the strands of DNA that shape us.

Featuring stunning photos of wild animals, this book introduces babies to the colours, textures and habitats of animals that live in the wild.

The impenetrable coast of Humboldt County has been a historic navigational conundrum for sea captains since the 16th century. The Humboldt bar crossing, the lack of safe harbors, the storms, the unpredictable seas, and the rocky shores caused tragic shipwrecks, drownings, and maritime disasters. Beginning in 1850, the Department of the Treasury funded the construction of 11 lighthouses in California, including the Humboldt Harbor Lighthouse, the first one in Humboldt County. Due to its poor location in the sand dunes, the lighthouse was abandoned in 1892. New lighthouses were built in more appropriate locations such as Table Bluff, Cape Mendocino, Trinidad, and Punta Gorda. An increase in population on the north coast resulted in the reliance on passenger schooners and freight vessels, making these lighthouses critical to Humboldt County's economic stability and success. The Trinidad Head Lighthouse is the only one in operation today, yet the lighthouses of Humboldt County and their keepers remain integral to California's maritime history.

Congratulations! It's a girl ... with Asperger's! Join author and mom Julie Clark as she guides you through her family's adventures raising a young child with Asperger's Syndrome, a mild form of autism. Whether you have a boy or a girl with Asperger's in your life, you'll nod and smile as you turn each invaluable page of real-life challenges and solutions.

Set against the backdrop of the industrial revolution, the narrative explores the rise and fall of Falk, a mill and lumber town that flourished from 1884 to 1937. Founded by Noah Falk and partners, the town thrived on affordable land and innovative logging technologies. Its population swelled with local and immigrant workers, creating a vibrant community of around 400. However, by the mid-20th century, Falk transformed into a ghost town, with its remnants now integrated into the Headwaters Forest Reserve, overseen by the Bureau of Land Management.

The author shares her journey of faith and creativity, starting from her early experiences at a Christian conference center that inspired her to write poetry. Through her verses, she expresses the profound love of Jesus, even during challenging times. The collection is divided into four sections: Prayer, Promises, Praise, and Parables, reflecting core elements of Christian faith. Her hope is that these poems will encourage, challenge, and bring glory to God, lighting up the hearts of readers with the love and power of Jesus.

In a dystopian 2084, serial killer Garth Sutton faces a unique form of punishment where his memories are accessible in the People's Justice Vault, allowing others to experience his victims' pain. The narrative challenges the notion of justice and punishment in a crime-ridden society, raising questions about the morality of retribution. This psychological thriller delivers a gripping and unpredictable storyline, culminating in a shocking conclusion that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.