Bøger af Leonie Mateer

When Audrey returns to New Zealand during the Covid-19 Pandemic her flight from the USA has a confirmed case of the virus onboard. The Government set out to track all passengers on the flight but Audrey has disappeared into the outskirts of rural Northland.With a new identity and refined new appearance she finds an abandoned cottage in Totara North and settles in for the duration of the lockdown.But neighbors get suspicious causing Audrey to revert to her old habits. Local police begin to suspect Audrey Wetherby, the renown psychopath and serial killer has returned. Murder in Lockdown is the sixth book in the series: "The Audrey Murders"

When Mason's teacher tells him to write a story about what his parents do for a living, he knows he has to lie. Because Mason has a secret he cannot even tell his best friends. But when he is taken on a distant journey to visit his parents he learns why he must never reveal the secret. It is a secret that protects the future of all mankind. A story about a boy's adventure into space and the mystery of where our souls go after death.

Leonie Mateer is known for her huge success as a brand development expert, and has previously written business advice books. She was named in the "Who's Who" of both Leading American Executives and American Inventors in the 1990s. "HAVE A PRODUCT IDEA? - HOW MANY COULD YOU SELL? is a collection of business blogs she has written and which have generated hundreds of thousands of readers over the past many years. Each chapter is a product development and marketing gem - from tips for protecting your idea to getting your product on the shelves of Wal-Mart, Target, K-Mart and more... A must read for first time inventors!

School life is difficult for Alice. She is bullied and ridiculed by two mean girls. But when Alice learns she is from the Magical World of Dantonia, her lonely life on Earth becomes a lot more exciting. With her new found confidence and magic powers, Alice sets out to change things for the better but soon learns everyone is not whom she thinks they are.