Knafo, a feminist psychoanalyst and art critic, extends the discourse between feminism and art history, while revealing core psychological sensibilities involved in women's self-representation - the need for mirroring, the use of mask and masquerade, the drive for reparation, the presence of the uncanny, and the concept of female narcissism. --Publisher.

""I took the doll out of the box and sat her on my dressing table beside the little bit of make -up I wore; I peered more closely at her face and it was then I realised what had been told to me; ?in her image?. Her painted hair was a reddish brown, long, piled up high in a bun style; her eyes were also brown but most noticeable of all were her painted red lips; the lower lip was remarkably fuller than the upper and her ears were small with little of a lobe... Sitting there, holding her in both hands, she fascinated me. I thought of her past; who had held her, the circumstances of their life then? Great Grandmother, Grandmother?I faced my image in the mirror. There were my brown eyes, my long auburn hair, my uneven lips and finally, pulling my hair back, those tell-tale ears. So begins Lori's quest, to find out more...

Explores the creation of male and female in God's own image, and pursues the need for a system of sacred symbols and images that assert the dignity and being of women.

The sensational bestselling psychological thriller everyone's talking about. Alice Jefferson has a new friend. He wants her dead. He's been in her house while she's been sleeping. He follows her every time she leaves the house. She knows exactly who he is. The police can find no trace of him having ever existed. And then she uncovers a shocking secret that turns her entire world upside down, and leaves her unable to trust anybody — even herself. A gripping psychological thriller that will have fans of Louise Jensen, Mark Edwards and TM Logan absolutely hooked.

Dr. Dale McCowan is comfortable in his secluded corner of huge Hunter Scientific, Inc., until his calm, family-centered life is troubled by an impromptu interview with Assistant Vice President Janet Hunter. The unsettling meeting is only the beginning. Janet begins to intrude on Dales quiet existence. Confused, Dale is intimidated into working on a mysterious project that not only frightens him, but separates him from his beloved family. Isolated and subjected to insidious tricks to force his total cooperation, Dale tries to find a way back home. Desperate to end his enslavement, Dale befriends a fellow disgruntled worker. Together they try to end their forced servitude. When the alliance is disclosed, Dale finds himself in deeper peril and in tighter controls. Worse, he discovers he has become an important part of a project as immoral as it is illegal. Horrified, he uncovers the grisly details of a murderous conspiracy that forever silences those who know too much. Helplessly, Dale slides down into a dark cave of terror. Can he work out a plan of escape and redemption? Is he able to accomplish the quixotic impossible? Will innocence be protected? Can justice be served?

'TOTALLY ORIGINAL' Elly Griffiths 'A BRILLIANT BOOK' Fiona Erskine 'A COMPULSIVE PAGETURNER' Awais Khan Stella and Connie have never met and never will. So why is Stella stalking Connie's every move on social media? Stella lives with her mother, a smothering narcissist. Her world has shrunk since the terrible accident that left her a shut-in. Her days are broken up by deliveries from a courier that she always returns and by the irresistible urge to watch the life of a stranger - beautiful Connie - unfold on social media. But why is she so drawn to a woman she has never met? And what caused the accident she doesn't want to speak about? Connie is an expat living in Dubai with her partner, Mark, and their two children. On the face of it she wants for nothing and yet she fears that her husband is turning into a stranger. When she finds herself drawn into the lives of the local domestic helpers, she discovers that there are dark secrets in this glittering city. Two women with nothing in common except a twist of fate. What happens when their lives collide? *************** PRAISE FOR THE IMAGE OF HER 'A triumph' Fiona Mitchell 'A fascinating, gripping book' Sophie van Llewyn 'An eye-opener, and an evocative glimpse into two lives' Promoting Crime Fiction 'Compelling characters and a plot that just won't let you stop reading' Frances Quinn 'A gripping story about friendship, self-worth and the versions of ourselves we show the world' Woman's Own

Corrington examines the image of the savior and the experience of salvation, two concepts that are inextricably entwined. The author asserts that Christianity set aside female images of salvation by emphasizing the maleness of Jesus. She draws on solid knowledge of Jewish and classical Greek sources to show that the image of God could be seen as both male and female.