Bøger af Elizabeth Miller

I have nothing. I've lost everything. The man I loved stole it from me. The woman I was days ago no longer exists. What I believed to be true love is dead and buried. I'm leaving. Abandoning every re-minder of the life I once had. I won't need anything but shorts and flip-flops where I'm going. Alone. Faith Owens ran away from life two years ago, losing herself in easy living on a small private island. Preferring carefree days as a bar-tender to the stressful haunting of her past, Faith chooses a life of isolation. A night like every other, she expects tips but she finds the one thing she isn't looking for-Kyle. Kyle Sommerton walks through life alone, a traveling soldier protecting others. Physically exhausted from the pitfalls of his career, he seeks a night of solace on a small private island off of the Florida Keys. A night of solitude at a beach bar, he expects a beer but he finds the one thing he isn't looking for-Faith. What happens when rules are broken and two hearts collide for only one night? Only Tonight is an adult contemporary romance, due to strong language and sexual content this book is not intended for readers under the age of 18.

The City of Delight is a novel by Elizabeth Miller that tells the story of the siege and fall of Jerusalem. The book is a love drama that follows the lives of two young people, Miriam and Marcus, who live in the city during the tumultuous period of its destruction by the Romans. Miriam is a beautiful and intelligent Jewish girl who falls in love with Marcus, a Roman soldier who is stationed in Jerusalem. Despite the religious and cultural differences between them, the two young lovers are drawn together by their passion for each other.As the Roman army surrounds the city and begins its siege, Miriam and Marcus must navigate the dangerous and volatile political climate of Jerusalem. They find themselves torn between their loyalty to their respective cultures and their love for each other. As the siege drags on, the couple faces numerous challenges and obstacles, including betrayal, violence, and the looming threat of death.The City of Delight is a gripping and emotional tale that explores themes of love, loyalty, and sacrifice in the face of overwhelming adversity. It offers a vivid and detailed portrayal of life in ancient Jerusalem, capturing the sights, sounds, and emotions of a city under siege. The book is a must-read for anyone interested in historical fiction, romance, or the history of the Middle East.1908. The book begins: The chief merchant of Ascalon stood in the guest-chamber of his house. Although it was a late winter day the old man was clad in the free white garments of a midsummer afternoon, for to the sorrow of Philistia the cold season of the year sixty-nine had been war, wet and miasmic. An old woman entering presently glanced at the closed windows of the apartment when she noted the flushed face of the merchant but she made no movement to have them opened. More than the warmth of the day was engaging the attention of the grave old man, and the woman, by dress and manner of equal rank with him, stood aside until he could give her a moment.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Experience Liberating Fitness Journeys: Navigate Worldly Travel Without the Weight WoesStay Fit on the Fly: Managing Weight and Bloating During Travel invites you on a journey into the fascinating world of traveling without compromising on your fitness and gut health. Sailing beyond the traditional fitness tips, this comprehensive guide provides powerful insights into maintaining a perfect balance between your love for travel and the desire for a healthy, fit, and energetic body.The book takes you by the hand and educatively unravels the exotic twist of understanding your own body before setting foot on your journey. Plunge headlong into the crucial basics of gut health and decode how it affects weight and bloating, diving deep into the science behind it. Ever wondered what happens to your body during long haul flights, train rides, or car journeys? Gear up for an understanding of the impact of travel on your health and the essentials of managing your internal body clock across multiple time zones. Empower your travel experiences with science-backed wisdom and transform every journey into a story of resilience and health.Healthy eating and preventing bloating during travel are no more secrets, waiting to be unfurled in this guide. Savour the knowledge of food choices that reduce bloating and celebrate the joy of traveling without worrying about your waistline.A sedentary lifestyle is challenging, but more so when traveling. Discover the importance of exercise, dive into simple routines tailor-made for the traveler, and move seamlessly towards your fitness goals no matter where you are. Couple your fitness routine with mindfulness, understanding stressors, and managing your brain's impact on your body for a holistic health approach.Filled with practical tips and proven strategies to manage your health during travel, this book is your go-to guide for maintaining hydration, regular movement, smart eating, and managing stress. Immerse yourself in building a comprehensive wellness plan that includes pre-travel preparations, stay-fit practices during your trip, and recuperating effortlessly after your journey.The conclusion of this transformative guide leaves you equipped with a list of health and travel experts to follow and a multitude of sources with helpful travel tips. So buckle up, prepare for takeoff, and embark on a journey to explore fit traveling like never before with Stay Fit on the Fly: Managing Weight and Bloating During Travel.

"The City of Delight: A Love Drama of the Siege and Fall of Jerusalem" is a historical novel written by Elizabeth Miller, also known by her pen name Elizabeth Miller Blanchard. The book was first published in 1908. Elizabeth Miller was an American author who wrote several novels and stories, often incorporating historical and romantic elements. Set against the backdrop of the Siege and Fall of Jerusalem during the Crusades, "The City of Delight" weaves a narrative that combines historical events with romantic drama. The story is likely to follow characters living in or around Jerusalem during this tumultuous time, exploring their personal relationships and experiences against the larger historical context. The novel may feature themes of love, loyalty, and sacrifice, set amidst the challenges and tragedies of war. Elizabeth Miller Blanchard might have drawn on historical accounts to create a vivid and immersive portrayal of the siege and its impact on the lives of the people caught up in the conflict. As with many historical novels of its time, "The City of Delight" is likely to provide readers with a romanticized and dramatic interpretation of historical events. It could appeal to those interested in historical fiction, particularly stories set in the medieval period with a focus on love and adventure. Readers should keep in mind that the novel reflects the cultural and literary conventions of the early 20th century, and its depiction of historical events may not align entirely with contemporary historical scholarship.

'Step In The Shadows' is a heart-warming and amusing adventure story about love and loss, about lies and deception, and about the triumph of hope over despair. The recommended reading age is 8 to 12 years.

Confused and upset by dark revelations, Charlise "Charlie" Carter ended her relationship with the beautiful yet damaged presidential hopeful, Colin McKenna. But Charlie learns all is not lost, nor was her love given in vain. With a new understanding of how she came into Colin's life, and his true feelings, their sensual affair continues. Holding on to hope, Charlie gives him her heart and he's promised to protect it and her. Yet real danger lurks at every corner, in every city and behind each door. Colin must find a way to keep her safe and by his side, all the while remaining committed to his bid on the White House. While Colin wrestles with Charlie's security and the campaign, she struggles with new-found fame. Washington demands perfection and she is far from pure. Can Charlie remain true to herself and help Colin realize his dream? Or will outside forces tear them apart for good? Midnight Sky is a story of sacrifice and a love so true, it transcends public persecution and deep-seated insecurities.

One destined meeting. It alters journalist, Charlise "Charlie" Carter's course. When asked to work on a Republican candidate's campaign, she's unprepared for the intense reaction she has toward the young, handsome presidential hopeful, Colin McKenna. Unable to resist Charlie's allure, McKenna succumbs to his desire and they find themselves exploring a passionate, physical relationship that is soon tested by not only their own secrets, but his political advisers. Traveling the country in pursuit of the presidential nomination, his career aspirations and complications from the past collide with their desire to be together, threatening to tear them apart forever. Midnight tells a compelling story of burgeoning trust, intense passion and secrets that could cause it all to unravel in a heartbeat. Midnight is an adult contemporary romance, due to strong language and sexual content this book is not intended for readers under the age of 18.

The Yoke is a historical romance novel set in ancient Egypt during the time of Moses and the Exodus. Written by Elizabeth Miller, the book follows the story of two young Hebrew slaves, Reuben and Rachel, who fall in love amidst the harsh conditions of their captivity. As they struggle to survive under the cruel rule of Pharaoh, they find solace in each other and in their faith in God.As Moses leads the Israelites out of Egypt and towards the Promised Land, Reuben and Rachel must navigate the dangers of the desert and the challenges of their newfound freedom. Along the way, they encounter a cast of characters, both friend and foe, who shape their journey and test their resolve.Filled with vivid descriptions of ancient Egypt and the Israelite exodus, The Yoke is a compelling tale of love, faith, and redemption. It offers a unique perspective on one of the most well-known stories in the Bible, bringing to life the struggles and triumphs of the Hebrew people as they journeyed from slavery to freedom.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

War isn't a testament to a man's strength-finding peace with it is. Navy SEAL Caden Lawless is coming home. Holding his best friend as he bled out in the Afghanistan desert, Caden became bound by Justin's desperate plea to care for his fiancée and to love the son he'd never know. Battling a barrage of memories and with a head full of noise, Caden travels cross country in his beat up Chevy to make good on his promise. One knock on Piper Stevens' door and he knows she isn't broken. Pregnant and mourning the only man she's ever loved, Piper wields her anger as a sword, slashing into Caden's grief and his heart. As Caden works to silence his demons, he finds a new mission, one far away from the heat and depravity that clawed its way into his soul. He demands his way into Piper's life, intent on helping her pick up the pieces. But even as the tentative fingers of a burgeoning friendship spread into something far deeper than either believed possible, duty calls for Caden to return to the battlefield. Fate brought them together-will war tear them apart? Or will Caden reclaim the sound of silence and remain with the woman who taught him love didn't die in the desert?

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1908 Edition.

When sheltered journalist Charlise "Charlie" Carter first met the brooding and enigmatic presidential hopeful Colin McKenna, it ignited a passionate affair that set both their lives racing in a new, yet terrifying direction. Hunted by her past, Charlie was forced to face her fears and the stalker who could have ruined the future she barely hoped to have. Determined to lay history to rest, she overcame those obstacles to claim her spot next to the influential man she loves. Now, with the presidential campaign behind them, Colin and Charlie have it all. Power, passion and a love so true nothing could come between them. With the grandeur of the wedding approaching, Charlie is swallowed by the enormity of becoming American royalty. She knows living in the White House, with all its scrutiny, won't be easy, but she's more secure with herself and with Colin. Just when everything settles into a new normal, and it appears nothing can eclipse their bond, the unthinkable happens. Colin's worst nightmare is brought to life. He must race to save the one woman who brought order to his world and a happiness he never thought possible. With history seeming to repeat itself, Colin fights to hold them together and prepare for a new life that could possibly be the end of Charlie's. Midnight Sun is a story of redemption and a bond so strong, it rises above pure evil.

On a certain day in March of the year 36 A.D., a Levite, one of the Shoterim or Temple lictors, came down from Moriah, into the vale of Gihon, and entered the portal of the great college, builded in Jerusalem for the instruction of rabbis and doctors of Law in Judea. With foot as rapid and as noiseless as that of a fox among the tombs, the Levite crossed the threshold into the great gloom of the interior. This way and that he turned his head, watchful, furtive, catching every obscure corner in the range of his glance. He saw that three men sat within, two together, one a little apart from the others. From this to that one, the alert gaze slipped until it lighted upon a small, bowed shape in white garments. Then the Levite smiled, his lips moved and shaped a word of satisfaction, but no sound issued. Silently he flitted into an aisle which would lead him upon the two, and suddenly appeared before them.

Managing the business of practicing law should be as important to the lawyer as the practice of law itself. It is pivotal to the success or failure of a law practice. The lawyer who considers hanging his own shingle cannot appreciate all of the moving parts involved in managing a profitable law practice until he has actually done it. When you do venture out, on your own or in a partnership with others, you soon realize that there is much more to the business of practicing law than you ever expected. Everything about your law firm affects the most important asset that your law firm owns: the attorney/client relationship. In From Lawyer to Law Firm, we address the commercial aspects of practicing law that are unique to a law firm. During our combined 70+ years in the legal profession, we have both experienced situations which may seem unbelievable. No matter where you are in your legal career, Liz and Joryn offer you guidance and insights based on those experiences that will help to ensure success for both you and your law firm.

This is a student workbook covering a unit on Prehistory. This book includes scaffolded notes, review questions, critical reading worksheets, flashcard instructions and much more. An identical teacher version with all answers filled in is also included.

Saul of Tarsus: A Tale of the Early Christians, a classical book, has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we at Alpha Editions have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies of their original work and hence the text is clear and readable.

'Halfpace', Elizabeth Miller's new collection of poetry focuses on her childhood. This illustrated book offers readers an insight into her early life, along with the chance to reflect on their own childhood and the ways in which children and adults learn from each other. Every poem has its own vivid story to tell, highlighting many personal memories, while the collection as a whole explores universal themes such as loyalty, love, fear, freedom and loss. 'Halfpace' provokes a surprising range of sentiments as it transports the reader through early, often bewildering, memories to the complex landscape of adolescence. There is much humour here, as well as raw emotion.

The "Flipped Classroom" has been gaining popularity in educational circles. If you've ever thought about flipping your class but were unsure of where to start, this book is for you! Written by an educator who flipped their classroom successfully, this book contains all of the "ins and outs" of what to do. With a host of resources and concrete ideas, Flipping History, gives you the tools you need to flip your next lesson, unit, or entire course! Although written by a history teacher, the material in this book is applicable across the curriculum. Start your journey today!

The book "" The City of Delight; A Love Drama of the Siege and Fall of Jerusalem , has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies and hence the text is clear and readable.

When Elizabeth Miller's mother was diagnosed with dementia in 2015, Elizabeth turned to poetry as a way of processing her emotions.'Penumbra: Poems about Dementia' is a collection which portrays one family's complex journey through this challenging disease. Some poems are light-hearted and whimsical, while others are more complex and encourage deep reflection. Accompanying notes illuminate the wider context of the narrative. To offer a sense of perspective and comfort, Biblical references and aspects of theology have also been included.This book will appeal to readers who are seeking a better understanding of dementia and the way it impacts our lives. Those who care, or have cared, for someone with dementia will find it an invaluable resource.

Seasons at the Parris House is separated into seasonal sections and includes historical context and homestead related activities for each season, plus instructions for a set of related projects and recipes.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.