CARTER WRIGHT was used to being anything but Mr. Right. He wouldn't exactly call himself a street rat, but his life had somehow become a rags-to-riches story-one he'd rather keep to himself. The best part about being a stand-in to some of the wealthiest a-holes in New York? Access.To anything, and anyone, he wanted.And that certainly wasn't little Miss Moneybags, Presley Kincaid. No, he had his sights set on someone even hotter-her stepmother. But when Lauren asks him to stand in for her richer-than-sin fiancé at their rehearsal dinner, and then he's paired up with her spoiled daughter, Presley, at the wedding, Carter can do the only thing he's truly good at: Shut up. Smile. Be charming.Be the stand-in he was born to be.But when Presley turns out to be more than she pretends-and a one-night stand gives her more access to his past than he intended-Carter's simple, easygoing lifestyle starts to unravel, exposing the biggest lie of all. One so big Carter never even saw it coming.Will Presley accidentally expose the Stand-In for who he really is? Or will her discovery free Carter from the street hustle he's perfected and finally help him claim a life, and love, that was always meant to be? A Cocky Hero Club stand-alone novel

Shezlez the Self-Proclaimed is an absurdist story about a poor man’s ambition to organise his own political party in an unnamed country characterised by moral apathy, poverty and heartless bureaucracy. Upon his first speech, so rousing as to attract the attention of the Progressive Party, Shezlez finds himself embroiled in a corrupt scheme of deceit and backstabbing in the leadup to the upcoming mayoral elections. A Machiavellian tale of political ambition, Shezlez the Self-Proclaimed examines the fickleness of loyalty, and interrogates the perennial question of whether the pursuit of power, no matter how idealistic its genesis, can ever remain a noble quest.

A fantastic K-4 song and activity book for music and classroom teachers using 2-tone, 3-tone, pentatonic and other scale songs with Orff settings, rhythmic speech, body percussion and instrumental ensembles Expertly prepared by Grace Nash and Janice Rapley.

Sheriff John Colman was confused, as for the last six months he had been mysteriously receiving messages helping him with his job, but most of all a man who came and went like a shadow, apart from leaving messages this man had saved his life at least three times, after this mysterious man saved his daughter from murder and rape, he increased his efforts to find this man but to no avail he remained elusive, until his daughter who was determined to find this man, (a man who looked after her and showed her respect,) she knew without seeing this man she loved him.

The period known as the 60's sparked several revolutions in America. It was the era of religious expression, communes, protests, long hair and sexual free will. But when the external liberties that the 60's introduced began to diminish, the 70's would begin a time period of pseudo-celebration for the freedoms that were "obtained." While America celebrated, the youth of the next generation were left home alone to face their own struggles. Johnnie Dent takes us on an astonishing personal journey while sharing with us three decades of his own life. He allows us to reexamine the social dilemmas of domestic violence, single parenting, teenage pregnancy, youth violence, drug trafficking, police brutality, the penal system and even religious intolerance. He provides us with a refreshing retrospective and introspective of what real life in America is like to be poor, ignorant, black and male. However, while he illustrates for us these startling facts that we seemingly overlook in everyday life, he also demonstrates that any person can transform the negative patterns of their lifestyles by beginning a new walk layered with faith.

The official records of the proceedings of the Legislative Council of the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, the House of Representatives of the Government of Kenya and the National Assembly of the Republic of Kenya.