Bøger af Amy Fletcher

In a world different from our own, a different kind of war is being fought...When Thea Waverly was adopted by the Nephilim Commander, she had no memory of where she came from and no knowledge of her angelic heritage. Cursed to live with abilities she cannot use, Thea is a pariah amongst the Nephilim soldiers fighting the Demon War.Asher Riggs is her worst enemy and a renowned fighter. He is the grandson of an archangel and the son of a General; set to join the army at the frontlines of the war.Thea and Asher hate each other, but when a devastating attack leaves their home base in shambles, the two have choice but to stick together.On a journey to Hell to save their Commander and their people, they learn more about themselves and each other and discover they might not be so different after all.And when Thea learns where she comes from, Asher may be all she has left.

Biopolitics at 50 Years: Founding and Evolution explores the study of biology and politics through the prism of fifty years of experience presenting current research that illustrates the nature and evolution of biopolitics.Containing substantive chapters that address many issues using different methodologies, Biopolitics at 50 Years draws on different theoretical perspectives to advance the field. Beginning with a reflection on the origin and scholarly emphasises of biopolitics and concludes with future prospects in the field, this 13th volume of Research in Biopolitics explores the broad scale theoretical consideration of politics based on evolutionary factors affecting the political realm physiological factors affecting political behavior, public policy issues affected by biology and how human nature affects outcomes of policy making.