Bøger af Robert Oliver

A once-promising sorceress, an unassuming midwife, and a well-respected high priestess. How did Sadie land in the middle of their triangle of dark magic and haunting visions? From a tragic history ravaged by twisted ambitions, Cabrina, a once-promising sorceress, found herself ensnared as the unwilling general of a necrotic army, bringing devastation to the city of Lahara. Now trapped between realms, Cabrina's spirit struggles to find peace. A glimmer of hope appears-a chance to reclaim her physical form and end her torment. At tremendous cost.Xelina, a midwife and mother, leads a quiet life until a spectral presence visits her, delivering an eerie message. Niv'leana, High Priestess of the Ael'Shanar, experiences a similar omen and seeks Xelina's help. Together, they uncover a dark connection leading back to the doomed city of Lahara.Amidst the unraveling mystery, Sadie, Niv's assistant, becomes entangled in a sniping rivalry with Olivia, Niv's friend. Yet, as they delve deeper into Lahara's secrets, Sadie discovers unexpected love and friendship in the unlikeliest places. Through harrowing events, Sadie is called to lead her companions on a mission to save everything they cherish.As the darkness of the past threatens to consume them all, will Sadie find the strength to defy destiny and save everything they hold dear?

An enthralling memoir of a mad and dangerous attempt by three men, to deliver a small yacht across 3,800 miles of ocean from Tortola in the Caribbean, across the Atlantic and through the Mediterranean to Corfu.Kezia, a 35' yacht, is barely seaworthy and in such poor condition, that it is towed into nearly every port that it tries to call into, from the Azores in the North Atlantic, to Corfu in Greece.This is the real-life story of a novice sailor, enduring sunstroke, near drowning, exhaustion, a fire on-board and starvation when the supplies run out. This is punctuated by bouts of hilarity and bizarre incidents, such as playing cards whilst a hurricane rages around the boat, being buzzed by a very low-flying RAF jet and a one-man mutiny by the skipper.Most importantly, it is a tale of the companionship of three men facing a deadly challenge.

Learn the basics of diabetes, including how nutrition and lifestyle choices affect your blood sugar. Find science-backed answers to common questions, along with practical advice for eating in different situations. All of the recipes include nutrition facts and advice for nutritious recipe pairings. Many of the dishes can be made in 30 minutes or less, helping to accommodate your busy lifestyle and keep you on the road to long-term management of your diabetes.Click "add to cart" to continue

Ketsugo Goju-Ryu Karate-Do describes the legacy of a martial artist, Shodai Jay Trombley, a Vermont native and U.S. Marine Corps member who received a black belt from Seikichi Toguchi in 1960, and went on to create his own karate system in America. Shodai founded the Ketsugo Goju-Ryu system in 1974. This book aims to capture Shodai's thoughts, history, and the perspectives of his students. Shodai's influence on karate is evident in his unique approach, combining elements from Shoreikan Goju-Ryu, Kobudo, Boxing, Jiu Jitsu, and Judo. The narrative also explores Shodai's Marine background and emphasizes the importance of preserving and passing on his karate legacy.

Cherin, bound by temple traditions, yearns for a rustic life in the mystical Jeweled Woods. A spat with her sister leads her to Ren, a humble dreamer with identical hopes. As they explore their shared dreams through an old book, misunderstandings arise. Will their love survive or will sacred obligations shatter their shared dreams?

Unnoticed Analogies: A Talk On The Irish Question (1888) is a book written by Robert Oliver, which discusses the Irish Question, a political issue that arose in the 19th century. The book explores the parallels between the Irish Question and other political issues of the time, such as the Indian Question and the Jewish Question. Oliver argues that the Irish Question is not unique and can be understood through the lens of other political issues. He also suggests that the Irish Question is not solely a matter of religious differences between Catholics and Protestants, but rather a complex issue that involves economic, social, and political factors. The book is a transcript of a talk given by Oliver in 1888, and includes discussions of historical events and figures, such as Daniel O'Connell and Charles Stewart Parnell. It also includes Oliver's own views on the Irish Question and his recommendations for resolving the issue. Overall, Unnoticed Analogies: A Talk On The Irish Question (1888) provides a unique perspective on the Irish Question and its place in the broader political landscape of the 19th century.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.

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This book evaluates why cities choose to bid for the Olympics, why Olympic bids fail, and whether cities can benefit from failed bids. As Olympic bids become more deeply embedded in urban development and bid teams engage in legacy planning, Oliver and Lauermann demonstrate that bid failure is rarely definitive and is often a desirable result.

This book's aim is to make accessible techniques for studying Whitehead groups of finite groups, as well as a variety of related topics such as induction theory and p-adic logarithms. The author has included a lengthy introduction to set the scene for non-specialists who want an overview of the field, its history and its applications. The rest of the book consists of three parts: general theory, group rings of p-groups and general finite groups. The book will be welcomed by specialists in K- and L-theory and by algebraists in general as a state-of-the art survey of the area.

This book traces the study of American oratory from the ministers of Colonial New England up to the time of Woodrow Wilson. The public speaking of religious figures, lawyers, and social reformers, as well as statesmen, is discussed.