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Every year, millions of young women enter the work force or change jobs. Lots of them implode, get fired, get tired, get demoralized and exploited, or get lost in the job maze. They make new friends, bad decisions, and break old school habits. Everyone's been there-one way or another. That's why Nancy A. Shenker and Lindsay E. Brown can provide 200+ quick-read tips and tricks, straight talk from a twenty-something professional chick (who survived her first jobs) and a fifty-something boss lady (who used to be young once and has had more jobs than she can count). They tell the dos, don'ts, and never-ever-evers. They reveal: -How to pinpoint your passions -Personal branding how-tos -Ways to use social media to land your dream job -Secrets for taming the office bitch -The best way to dress (and undress) -Techniques for quitting -And much more... And, even though homework and overtime suck, there are quizzes and checklists too. The perfect book to help the 20-something get smarter, stay out of trouble, and end up happily employed and passionate about her job. And as for any passion for the dude in the next cube . . . probably not a good idea!

John Krubski has been described as a "futurist with his feet on the ground." He helps America's businesses, from the very small to the very large, think their way to a better future. He has developed a formula for creating the future you deserve and applied it to the nation. The America Code began as a marketing exercise and evolved into a fresh perspective on the fundamental American operating system. "American exceptionalism" doesn't necessarily mean that America and Americans are better than other nations and nationalities. It simply describes the elementary fact that America is different, peopled by a disproportionate citizenry of Disenfranchised Diligent Optimists with a tendency towards Collective Congenital Amnesia who are Addicted to Personal Liberty. The future of America depends not on what we do but on who we are. Based on a body of work encompassing more than 35,000 Americans, this book gets to the core of what makes America America and Americans Americans. The America Code is in our genes. It lies at the heart of how we got here - both literally and historically. It is the compass towards our future. The Code explains how we decide what we decide and why we value what we value. To the clever reader it also provides a blueprint for motivating and influencing Americans in the market, in the workplace, and at the voting booth. The Code can teach us many things about the third largest country on the planet in terms of both land area and population. "American" is more a nature than a nationality. Being here doesn't automatically make you American any more than joining a team makes you an athlete. But you don't have to live in America to carry the America Code; which is why so many immigrants feel arriving here is more of a homecoming than a journey to a strange land. The seven markers of the America Code are: 1. We are disenfranchised diligent optimists. 2. We are addicted to individual liberty. 3. We subscribe to association rather than consensus. 4. We are fueled by the principle of possibility. 5. We are governed by a faith in something greater than ourselves - and certainly not the state. 6. We are pragmatic combatants. 7. We are collective congenital amnesiacs. Forty-four percent of Americans are essentially active by nature. Forty-six percent are essentially inactive. Ten percent are re-active... and half of America is genetically coded to disagree with the other half. We have met the Economy; and it is us! The National Economy is a figment of our collective imagination. We need to be careful what we imagine and we need to be particularly mindful of how we are disposed to make the same mistakes again and again. Krubski's Twelve-Step Program for the Nation includes: - Only accept the word "unprecedented" if supporting documentation is provided that covers at least the past 250 years. - Return clarity to the national discourse by repealing, rescinding, and rectifying the mandate of political correctitude. - Provide a basic primer for political discourse in America beginning with the notion that for everyone you think is wrong someone is equally convinced it is you who are wrong. - Remind ourselves that we are not supposed to trust government-not ours, not anyone else's. That is the reason behind separation of powers. That is the rationale behind our Constitution. - Never ask the question "What has become of our country?" Nothing happens by itself-people are always responsible, and they usually have reasons for doing what they do. To paraphrase a mantra from the Watergate era, "Follow the advantage." - Never ask "What can I do?" unless you're asking for instruction and willing to take it.

Readers love this series - More than 1000 five-star reviews on Amazon and Goodreads.The first three books in the engrossing series on sale a limited time.WHAT HURTS THE MOST, BOOK 1: Am I pretty? Imagine being asked that question standing face to face with a killer. What would you answer? While her life is going from bad to worse, journalist Mary Mills receives a disturbing phone call from her father. Her brother was arrested, charged with murder.Mary decides to go back to her hometown of Cocoa Beach, Florida, which she left twenty years back and has never visited since. Working with her old friends in from High School, she tracks down the most disturbing and surprising killer this town has ever faced before a shocking conclusion turns everything upside down for them. Determined to solve the murder and to have her brother acquitted, Mary is forced to face demons from her past she never thought she would have to again. YOU CAN RUN, BOOK 2: Her kids are arguing, and her husband is still sleeping. Lisa is tired and wonders why her husband keeps working late. Is he having an affair? Is it the same girl as last time?Lisa's teenage daughter is acting up, and just as Lisa is about to walk up to her room and tell her who's the boss around here, she feels the cold steel of a gun pressed against her cheek, while a hand covers her mouth.Years later, it remains a mystery. Who killed Lisa's family after holding them captive for twenty-four terrifying hours in their own house?Mary Mills is enjoying her new life in Cocoa Beach. She is back with her husband Joey and hanging out with her old friends from the 7th Street Crew.She is writing a blog and doing pretty well for herself when she realizes one of her best friends, Marcia is in serious trouble.It is well known within the crew that Marcia likes to drink a lot, but things are getting worse. Marcia is deep in over her head, and she risks losing her children. Soon Mary realizes that maybe she doesn't know her old friend as well as she thought.It is said that a friend will help you if you're knocked down, while a real friend says, "Stay down; I've got this." Will Mary be able to live up to this? Will she be able to help Marcia, to save her before it is too late? Does she want to after she digs deeper into Marcia's story and finds out who she really is? YOU CAN'T HIDE, BOOK 3: A new reign of terror has fallen on the unsuspecting residents of Cocoa Beach. They think their worst nightmare is the environmental catastrophe causing the thousands of dead fish in the river until the first body turns up among the dead fish.Young girls are being kidnapped. Behind these kidnappings stands a ghostly person who calls himself the Boxer. He stalks the girls and chats with them until he decides whom to pick up and sell.Mary Mills' personal life is in chaos. She is trying to balance being a divorced mother and dealing with the presence of her ex-husband's new girlfriend in her - and especially her son's, life.Mary gets on the trail of the disappearing daughters, and when she finally thinks she has it all figured out, it becomes clear that nothing is what it seems.Before she knows it; she is the one who desperately needs the help from her old friends. The fourth installment Careful little eyes is out now.

When detective Jack Ryder is going skiing with his family, the body of a teenage boy turns up in the cold creek behind their cabin. Soon, more bodies are found, and Jack Ryder digs into the case that seems to be anything but ordinary.

A serious page-turner from multi-million bestselling author Willow Rose. Once you start One, Two...He is coming for you - there is no turning back.Series sold more than 1 million copies!Journalist Rebekka Franck returns to her hometown with her six-year-old daughter. She is trying to escape her ex-husband and start a new life for her and her daughter when the small sleepy town experiences a murder.One of the country's wealthiest men is brutally killed in his summer residence.While Rebekka Franck and her punk photographer Sune try to cover the story for the local newspaper, another murder happens on a high society rich man. Now Rebekka Franck realizes that the drowsy little kingdom of Denmark has gotten its first serial killer and soon a series of dark secrets - long buried but not forgotten - will see the light of day.- One, Two...He is coming for you is the first book in Willow Rose's mystery-series about the reporter Rebekka Franck and her photographer Sune

The body of a woman found in front of Nordby City Hall has a message for Emma Frost carved into the skin. Behind this ruthless murder stands a ghostly figure that likes to play childish games.