Bøger af James Hartley

Angie, a teen aged girl, was killed in a tragic accident. As a ghost she became convinced her boyfriend Dickie still loved her, so she decided to return to Earth and win him back. But her timing was a little off -- thirty years off! -- and she found him grown, married, and with teen aged daughters of his own. When she discovered she was stuck there and couldn't return, she figured there was no choice but to break up Dickie's marriage ... Plus bonus short story: Ghostly Dreams

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Once upon a time there was a spaceship full of witches ... The witches are rounded up by a religious crusade and exiled on a spaceship for a 190-year trip to another star. The ship has problems, and will run out of air long before they reach their destination, so they are forced to use magic to get there faster. Then, of course, they have a whole new world to cope with and develop. But 190 years later, another Earth ship arrives and tells them that things on Earth are bad and getting worse. So they send an expedition back to Earth to try to fix things ...

Out of work paranormal investigator Ken Parker arrives in Groverton, and meets and falls in love with cute red-headed Jinny Talbot. He discovers that Jinny is a witch, and then to his amazement he discovers that he is also a witch. He and Jinny join with the covens to battle warlocks, vampires, and the Ghost of Mordecai Grover.

Daisy Hudson is a newly reinstated plainclothes cop, but more importantly, she has just come to the realization that she's a witch. Not just any witch, but a very powerful witch. After reuniting with her partner Inspector Herb Farrell who eventually catches on to Daisy's powers-as well as falls for her charms-together they conclude that the ordinary crimes of their city have become overshadowed by the evil conspiracy of a sinister group of gray men. From petty crimes to those committed at the highest level of government, it becomes apparent that these tall, ugly, gray-skinned men known as the Warlocks harbor a far-reaching, ominous plot...an alien takeover of the Earth. Even with the aid of the forceful local coven, will Daisy and Herb have the fire power to prevent the Warlocks' impending overthrow of the government?

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ The Head-stone Brought Forth: Being The Substance Of Two Discourses, Occasioned By The Death Of Mr. Joseph Greenwood, At Bridge-House, Near Haworth, Yorkshire. Who Died June 21, 1755. By James Hartley James Hartley printed for the author, and sold by George Keith, 1755

We all have some idea of what time is--past, present, and future--but there is nothing we can do about it. We live in the present, we remember the past, we have no idea what the future will be. But suppose we could move ourselves to the past or the future--travel in time! Here are stories ranging from time machines to changing history to alternate time-lines to time-traveling ghosts. And we don't even need a Delorean.

The plot of Julius Caesar is played out between the pupils of St Francis' School and their Cyborg teachers, in the third instalment of the Shakespeare's Moon Series.

A group of teenagers who become involved in the tale of Romeo and Juliet in this contemporary re-telling of the classic story.

The Invisible Hand is about a boy, Sam, who has just started life at a boarding school and finds himself able to travel back in time to medieval Scotland. There he meets a girl, Leana, who can travel to the future, and the two of them become wrapped up in events in /Macbeth/, the Shakespeare play, and in the daily life of the school. The book is the first part of a series called Shakespeares Moon. Each book is set in the same boarding school but focuses on a different Shakespeare play.

Shows academics (mainly in the social sciences) how to write and publish research articles. This handbook is suitable for postgraduates and lecturers new to publishing. It includes chapters on titles that lists different kinds of titles and their purposes, also on abstracts that instructs the reader on writing structured abstracts from the start.

James Hartley uses current research to explore how psychologists study learning and studying in higher education. He explores topics such as: education practice; personality; age; assessment; and computer interaction in relation to learning.