Bøger udgivet af Craig E Buck

FOR TESTS AFTER JULY 1, 2024 Amateur radio license tests are multiple-choice, with four answers for each question. Traditional test-prep materials go through the questions and all the possible answers. For the Extra test, you see 603 questions and 2,412 answers, but 1,809 answers are wrong! Why be confused and frustrated studying three wrong answers? The Easy Way is different. The focus is on the right answers and only the right answers with full explanations - All Ham and No Spam®. The book is in three parts. The first explains the concepts covering every test question with hints and cheats to help you understand and recognize the correct answer. The second part is a condensed summary with one or two lines of the question and the correct answer. The third part is a quick review of just the question and answer. Since you never see the wrong answers, the correct answers will pop out when you take the test. You learn to recognize, not memorize, the right answer. It couldn't be easier!

Writer and professor, Dr. Lisa Wood, offers a comprehensive deep dive into the study of horror fiction. With importance placed on knowing the history of the genre and how integral to storytelling research is, this textbook will serve as a referenceable guide for anyone interested in writing in the horror genre. This work, which is accessible and detailed at the same time, offerspractical scenarios and industry secrets alongside subgenre review and creative writing instruction.This textbook gives you the tools you need to craft horror fiction that will challenge the reader as well as frighten them.

A group of friends head out to enjoy a much-deserved night out and paintballing is on the menu. But the team they are playing against has something entirely different in mind.The friends find themselves in a battle for their lives in unfamiliar terrain against well-equipped opponents whose motivations are both irrational and lethal. Considered, "... a true trip into the darkest depths of what mankind is capable of at its worst," by Midwest Book Review, this story is a classic tale of prey combined with slasher film "edge-of-your seat" vibes with a little modern-day relevance to keep you unsettled.Told two ways in this ground-breaking screenplay/novella combo, The Black Hole will keep you guessing, engaged, and very, very scared.

From the time I can remember, it was always the three of us. Me, Tommy, and Shane.We were young, doing things we shouldn't have been doing.They say the water here in Meade Lake freezes four feet deep. But that winter had been unseasonably warm...After we lost Tommy, Shane packed up and moved on, leaving me to figure it all out by myself. To figure out who I was without my two best friends.But now, Shane is back in Meade Lake. He's changed, but under that cold, hardened exterior, I can still see a hint of my best friend. The boy I once loved.We're reliving our glory years, laughing at the memories, sorting through the pain. And each time, he stands a little bit closer, lingers a little bit longer.But with every touch, I feel that ice-cold barrier form around my heart.He showed me once that he could walk away and never look back. I can't give him that chance again.

"We choose family, always."As the only child of Georgia's leading tech mogul, that motto has been our way of life for as long as I can remember. I've been groomed and primed to take over his role since I was fifteen. Ever the dutiful daughter, I've done everything to stick to the plan, even if the plan was never what I actually wanted.But people lie. Stories change. Entire family histories are rewritten.When tall, dark, and devastatingly handsome Derrick Thomas shows up with a photograph that shatters my world, I find myself following him 700 miles north to Meade Lake-the one place that might help me find answers.Drowning in lies, I cling to Derrick's every word, desperate for the truth. And somewhere along the way, I end up clinging to him, too.Suddenly, I feel a change in the wind, a crack in all those concrete plans that were laid for me ever so carefully. "We choose family, always."But after I find out what they've done, I realize that family isn't always flesh and blood. Sometimes, family can be strangers. Sometimes, strangers can be family.I just have to choose which one I want to call mine.

When I was sixteen, I was madly in love with Ryder Casey.He was kind, he was loving, he was everything. Then he killed my twin brother, the night before our eighteenth birthday. Accident or not, he crushed me in more ways than one. So I turned him away and never looked back. I haven't forgotten. And I certainly haven't forgiven. Now, I'm sort of a hot mess. I'm in between jobs, essentially homeless, and newly divorced. But as I try to put the pieces of my life back together, I know that Ryder's the one that's missing. I have to find him, and I have to forgive him. And when I do, I learn that he's not exactly living the easiest life. He needs someone. He needs me. Despite everything, I know I should be there for him. But doing that means I'll have to put our past behind us. And I'll have to try my hardest not to fall back in love with the man who broke my heart beyond repair.