Bøger af Kate Black

Collection of vegetarian recipes for diabetics

A follow up to Reid & Pippa: Jesse has found herself in the place she thought she would never be. In Love. What started off as a fun fling has turned her feelings into something more complicated. She has to decide if she should tell Alex how she really feels or just let the relationship run it's course like she has always done. Alex's moodiness takes a turn for the worse when he no longer has an apartment and is the last to find out about Reid & Pippa's news. With a bruised ego he depends on his go to girl Jesse. When she offers him a place, he freaks out and makes a huge mistake. Jesse can't take it anymore and puts her foot down. Can the two of them survive without each other or are they meant for each other?

Gemma Carter loses everything in just one night. Just when she feels like the black cloud over her life will never depart, her older brother suggests a job working for his friend William Campbell. She has to forget everything she has done and do everything she knows. Will is the most beautiful and demanding boss to work for. He has looks, money, security, and a dirty secret. Going to work has never been so good and so complicated.

There is change in the air that starts from one spark and ends with death. Seventeen-year-old Kassie Chadwick's life is changing. She is becoming who she was destined to be. A mongrel. The next guardian of a rumored haunted woods. She will lose everything important to her in order to find the truth of what she is and how to save the loved ones left in her life. Darkness will follow her until she has no other choice but to go into the infamous area and destroy what is trying to destroy her and others. She will be forced into THE GROVE. Will you follow?

Pippa Moore has only been in San Diego for a short period of time but she knows most of the men that walk into The Jumping Bean only want one thing and she is not interested. She wants nothing to do with relationships while she tries to earn money for school. One morning at work with her only friend Jesse, she is off mopping when she feels a strange sensation to stop and look up. Two hot guys with tattoos come in and she meets eyes with the tall muscular blue-eyed guy and she begins to wake up from everything she has been holding back. Reid Hart is hot, charming, cocky, and used to getting his way especially with women. He stops at a new coffee shop downtown and immediately he feels eyes on him. The hot blonde with the mop that is piercing through him with her eyes and now is his new conquest. He will stop at nothing to get her on a date. He knew fate had brought him into the Jumping Bean.

Delicious & Diabetes friendly Fish & Sea Food Recipes

This book is a true account of my journey from a first aider with a passion, to a registered medical practitioner. The good, the bad, the ugly and the miraculous. As a Medic, we see and experience things which are sometimes unthinkable. This book speaks about part of my progression in EMS. It speaks about crime, the impact that violence has, the horror of telling a family their child has died, to the miracle of bringing a baby into the world, the loss of life due to debilitating diseases, and the power of love and connection humans share. It's blunt, it's raw and it's from the heart.

"A phenomenology of the mall: If the mall makes us feel bad, why do we keep going back? In a world poisoned by capitalism, what makes life worth living? In less than a century, the shopping mall has morphed from a blueprint for a socialist utopia to something else entirely: a home to disaffected mallrats and depressed zoo animals, a sensory overload and consumerist trap. Kate Black grew up in West Edmonton Mall - a mall on steroids. It's the site of a notoriously lethal rave for teenagers, a fatal rollercoaster accident, and more than one gun-range suicide; it's where oil field workers reap the social mobility of a boom-and-bust economy, the impossibly large structure where teens attempt to invent themselves in dark Hollister sales racks and weird horny escapades in the indoor waterpark. It's a place people love to hate and hate to love - a site of pleasure and pain, of death and violence, of (sub)urban legend. Can malls tell us something important about who we are? Blending a history of shopping with a story of coming-of-age in North America's largest and strangest mall, Big Mall investigates how these structures have become the ultimate symbol of late-capitalist dread - and, surprisingly, a subversive site of hope. Ultimately, a close look at the mall reveals clues to how a good life in these times is possible."--