Suitable for nursing students and those studying on other Allied Health Professional fields, as well as those who simply wish to revise or refresh their understanding of these essential areas, this book provides a thorough grounding for the essentials of biomedical science prescribed by the NMC and Universities.
A Wall Street Journal bestseller. Opposites resist--and attract--under the Cancún sun in this emotional Accidental Billionaires novel by New York Times bestselling author J.S. Scott. Years ago, Noah Sinclair promised his dying mother that he'd stay strong and work hard for his younger brothers and sisters. Even with the Sinclairs' newfound wealth, Noah has never steered from that blue-collar drive. His siblings think it's time--with the gift of a Cancún vacation. To Noah, being forced to relax isn't bliss. It's a chore. Especially under the watch of a beautiful family friend enlisted to make sure every laptop under the sun stays closed. All Andie has to do is convince a handsome billionaire to take a deep breath? It should be a dream for the bohemian travel writer. If Noah--a workhorse so resistant to change--weren't spoiling for a fight. But no matter how hard Noah pushes her away, Andie is pushing back. She promised she'd teach Noah to embrace every pleasure in life. It's a promise she made to herself once, too. What begins as a battle of wills becomes a chance for Noah and Andie to open their hearts and share their fears. Night after intimate night. It's the last thing they expected from Cancún, and it's what they need the most. Even if it isn't supposed to be forever.
A Wall Street Journal bestseller. All it takes is a little friction to turn up the heat in the third Accidental Billionaires novel by New York Times bestselling author J.S. Scott. Like his brothers and sisters, Seth Sinclair went from blue-collar to billionaire overnight, and he’s decided to invest in what he knows construction. There’s only one thing in his way―the endangered birds nesting on a piece of prime beachfront real estate. And fighting for the birds is Riley Montgomery, a stubborn, pain-in-the-ass, drop-dead-gorgeous environmental lawyer. The worst part? Seth will do anything to keep her around―even if it means hiring her to be his fake girlfriend. With a cause to fight for, Riley agrees to Seth’s scheme. If she keeps the superficial women away from Seth, then he’ll leave the wildlife sanctuary alone. But pretending to be his girlfriend comes with ground No ass grabbing. And absolutely no sex. Ever. The problem? The sexual tension sizzles when they’re together. Seth isn’t so keen on Riley’s rules, but he’ll keep his word, at least until she decides otherwise. But bringing Riley into his circle has brought her past back to haunt her in ways that neither of them expected. Now it’s less about broken rules and more about broken hearts, and Seth will do whatever it takes to protect the woman he loves.
There's no such thing as a casual romance in this unforgettable Accidental Billionaires novel by New York Times bestselling author J. S. Scott. After finishing a hard-won medical residency, Owen Sinclair now lives his dream as a family physician. The windfall that brought him newfound wealth has also made handsome Dr. Sinclair the town's most eligible bachelor. But Owen's eyes are on Layla, his onetime best friend, his clinic's dedicated nurse practitioner, and the one woman in Citrus Beach who has no interest in either his body or his billions. In high school, Owen and Layla were always there for each other. Layla could confess almost anything to him. But wanting more than friendship was a confession too far, and Layla's teenage longing was crushed in a heartbeat. Two buried hurts are now in need of mending, and Owen has a proposition--if Layla is game. It's a matter of trust as they discover so much more about the past, each other, and themselves. It's not too late. Maybe they can make up for lost time. A love this true is worth the wait.
A Wall Street Journal bestseller. There's nothing richer than a second chance in the steamy second book of New York Times bestselling author J.S. Scott's Accidental Billionaires series. Aiden Sinclair was a commercial fisherman before he suddenly came into his billionaire inheritance--not that he's complaining. Being a Sinclair does have its perks. But things were simpler before the money. He may have been dirt poor, but he loved his job and fully intended to always come back from the sea to his girlfriend, Skye Weston, so they could move toward something more permanent. Or at least that had been the plan...until he returned from a two-month fishing trip to discover she had moved away and was marrying somebody else. It tore his world apart. Now Skye's back in town after nearly a decade. She's a single mother and just as beautiful as ever. However, for some odd reason, she appears to hate him, when it should be Aiden who wants nothing to do with the woman who dumped him. Unfortunately, more than nine years of separation have done nothing to put a damper on their white-hot chemistry. But even if those feelings are real, Skye has been keeping secrets. The truth of the past is about to come to light, and there is so much more at stake than just Aiden's heart.
An exploration of Korean food culture and identity, through 80 modern and delicious recipes
The daring exploits of motorcycle race legends Valentino Rossi, Barry Sheene, Casey Stoner and John Surtees are all gloriously celebrated in MotoGP: The Illustrated History.
Isolated in his mansion, eccentric billionaire Grady Sinclair answers his door to find he has become enchanted by Emily Ashworth's boldness in her attempts to save her youth center.
Sold in 10 territories, TV rights snapped up by the academy award-winning production company behind the adaptation of Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects, and the super-lead title for Penguin US. THE WOMAN INSIDE is an ambitious, audacious thriller with a Shakespearean twist that promises to be a reader favourite in 2019.
Presents thirty-five of F.R. Scott's poems from across the five decades of his career. Scott's artistic responses to a litany of social problems, as well as his emphasis on nature and landscapes, remain remarkably relevant.