After a rough deployment in Afghanistan, Murph Dolan arrives home in the middle of the night, wanting nothing but his bed. Except, a beautiful stranger is sleeping in it.

Running for her life and hiding her identity, Kate Bridges claims a rental mix-up and refuses to move out. She’s the only person who can identify the most notorious hit man in the country, and she has no money left to keep running. But how long can she hide the truth from Murph?

And how long can she ignore the growing attraction between them?

DEATHWATCH is a full-size romantic suspense novel by New York Times bestselling author Dana Marton. Have yourself a small-town vacation with characters you’ll want to visit again. Part of a completed series that’s perfect for your next binge read.

Whenever traders see a gap on the chart they feel a compulsory need to find out the name behind it. They ask themselves.
1. Is this a measuring gap?
2. Is this a breakaway gap?
3. Is this a common gap?
4. Is this an exhaustion gap?

What they should be ideally asking themselves is
1. What is this gap trying to tell me?
2. Who created this gap, The Bulls or The Bears?
3. Does this gap have the potential to give me huge returns in a relatively short period?

The answers to these questions are discussed in this book in detail. This book will unlock the power of a single, simple, easy-to-spot but brilliantly effective gap trading strategy. This strategy works for both short-term and long-term trades. We will see multiple charts with detailed explanation so that the strategy and psychology get deeply ingrained in your mind. With little practice you will be able to identify the setup in seconds and will profit from the resultant explosive move.

So, embrace the strategy that simplifies your trading journey while maximizing your returns. Get ready to harness the power of a single gap trading strategy that changes the game- forever.

The Easy Banana Cookbook is a cookbook for fruit lovers. This is not a one dimensional fruit cookbook. This cookbook is multi-dimensional. You will find over 50 delicious recipes spread throughout one rich cookbook.

Here is a preview of the diverse meals you can create with Bananas as an ingredient:

• Strawberry & Banana Spring Rolls
• Raspberries Banana Pudding
• Banana Fritters
• Bed and Breakfast Pancakes
• Rolled Oats and Banana
• Marshmallows and Bananas with Chocolate
• Quinoa and Banana
• Banana Jam Topping
• Caribbean Rice
• Cream Cheese Sweet Bars

Experience the spark and excitement of the 60’s tumultuous music scene from a man who lived through it all-English bass guitarist John Bobin. Bobin’s candid clear-eyed look at the perils and pitfalls of fame -including the occasional disastrous tour, give scope and breadth to an absolutely engrossing tale.

He is known for his work in the 1960s and 70s rock scenes, particularly in Essex, England, and has also become a published author.
He has played bass guitar since 1961 and has been in nearly forty bands. The best known of these bands were The Fingers (also known as Daddy Lindberg), and Legend.

Here is an overview of his career:

Early Career and The Southend Scene
John Bobin was born in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England, in 1948, and began playing the bass guitar at the age of twelve. His career took off in the vibrant Southend music scene of the 1960s. After playing in several formative bands, Bobin joined the rhythm and blues group The Fingers in 1965. Though The Fingers did not release an album, they were active in the mod and rock-and-roll scenes and released several singles during the mid-60s. His musical journey during this era included tours across England, Germany, and Italy, experiencing the excitement of the “real glory days of rock and roll.”

Work with Legend and Later Collaborations
By the early 1970s, Bobin was a member of Mickey Jupp’s Legend, an acclaimed pub rock and rock band known for their blend of rock, blues, and country. Bobin played bass and contributed background vocals to their 1971 album, Moonshine, and other related releases. His studio credits also include recordings for major labels such as Polydor, Columbia, and Vertigo. He has also been involved with other projects throughout his career, including his current band, Da Management, demonstrating a continued passion for performance and the golden era of pop and rock music.

Experience the spark and excitement of the 60’s tumultuous music scene from a man who lived through it all-English bass guitarist John Bobin. Bobin’s candid clear-eyed look at the perils and pitfalls of fame -including the occasional disastrous tour, give scope and breadth to an absolutely engrossing tale.

He is known for his work in the 1960s and 70s rock scenes, particularly in Essex, England, and has also become a published author.
He has played bass guitar since 1961 and has been in nearly forty bands. The best known of these bands were The Fingers (also known as Daddy Lindberg), and Legend.

Here is an overview of his career:

Early Career and The Southend Scene
John Bobin was born in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England, in 1948, and began playing the bass guitar at the age of twelve. His career took off in the vibrant Southend music scene of the 1960s. After playing in several formative bands, Bobin joined the rhythm and blues group The Fingers in 1965. Though The Fingers did not release an album, they were active in the mod and rock-and-roll scenes and released several singles during the mid-60s. His musical journey during this era included tours across England, Germany, and Italy, experiencing the excitement of the “real glory days of rock and roll.”

Work with Legend and Later Collaborations
By the early 1970s, Bobin was a member of Mickey Jupp’s Legend, an acclaimed pub rock and rock band known for their blend of rock, blues, and country. Bobin played bass and contributed background vocals to their 1971 album, Moonshine, and other related releases. His studio credits also include recordings for major labels such as Polydor, Columbia, and Vertigo. He has also been involved with other projects throughout his career, including his current band, Da Management, demonstrating a continued passion for performance and the golden era of pop and rock music.

A family in trade moving up in the world. A family of landed gentry stepping aside for them. And the sons and daughters caught in the middle.

Angie Fletcher is the lively, mischievous daughter of the family. All she wants in her life is music and dancing, plenty of pretty new bonnets, and perhaps just the occasional trick played on her tolerant family. She’s been unusually well-behaved during the season in London, in dread of the least transgression curtailing all those glorious balls. Now the family is off to Bath, and freedom – surely a little game won’t hurt? But Bath residents are not as forgiving as Angie expected, and she soon finds herself in deeper trouble than she could have imagined.

Mr B Appleby is a man of strict routine, and even stricter principles. His orderly life was disrupted when his uncle married and cut him out of his expected inheritance. He’s not quite sure what to do with his life, but perhaps something will turn up. He has no chance of marrying now, but he doesn’t care about that – women are flighty, frivolous creatures, not worth noticing, and especially that irritating Fletcher girl, even though she dances like an angel. But then a miracle occurs – an anonymous letter from a secret admirer. There is one woman in Bath who values him, after all. But who can it possibly be? Who would be so daring?

When the young and beautiful Jacquetta is married to the older Duke of Bedford, English regent of France, he introduces her to a mysterious world of learning and alchemy. Her only friend in the great household is the duke’s squire Richard Woodville, who is at her side when the duke’s death leaves her a wealthy young widow. The two become lovers and marry in secret, returning to England to serve at the court of the young King Henry VI, where Jacquetta becomes a close and loyal friend to his new queen.

The Woodvilles soon achieve a place at the very heart of the Lancaster court, though Jacquetta has visions of the growing threat from the people of England and the danger of their royal York rivals. Jacquetta fights for her king and queen, as she sees an extraordinary and unexpected future for her daughter Elizabeth: a change of fortune, the white rose of York, and the throne of England…

Based on Florence Nightingale’s nursing principles, Bellevue is the first school of its kind in the country. Where once nurses were assumed to be ignorant and unskilled, Bellevue prizes discipline, intellect, and moral character, and only young women of good breeding need apply. At first, Una balks at her prim classmates and the doctors’ endless commands. Yet life on the streets has prepared her for the horrors of injury and disease found on the wards, and she slowly gains friendship and self-respect.

Just as she finds her footing, Una’s suspicions about a patient’s death put her at risk of exposure, and will force her to choose between her instinct for self-preservation, and exposing her identity in order to save others.

Amanda Skenandore brings her medical expertise to a page-turning story that explores the evolution of modern nursing—including the grisly realities of nineteenth-century medicine—as seen through the eyes of an intriguing and dynamic heroine.

When several small-town locals die under mysterious circumstances, an aspiring journalist is determined to prove the connection between them, only to discover the dangerous secrets they left behind.

Boney Creek is a dying town where not a lot happens. The perfect solution for married couple Addie and Toby who are escaping their own personal tragedy. But a quiet and simple life is not exactly possible with so many recent, strange deaths.

Seven locals, all gone too soon. That’s the nature of tragic accidents. And in a town this small, there’s no room for too many questions.

But Addie isn’t so sure. Although she never followed through on her dreams of becoming a journalist, she still has a reporter’s instincts. And her gut—not to mention all the small-town gossip—is telling her that whatever’s happening in Boney Creek is not as random as it seems.

There’s no such thing as coincidence, especially when it comes to seven bodies. And while burying her own secrets, Addie digs up far greater ones that will have her asking if she will be the town’s next so-called accident.