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No Other Life
When Father Paul Michel, a missionary on the desperately poor Caribbean island of Ganae, plucks a black child from abject poverty, he does not expect the boy to become a charismatic Catholic priest and outspoken revolutionary. Jeannot, as Father Paul calls him, is a messianic orator who bravely urges his black brethren to rise against their oppressors. At odds with the Vatican in Rome, he is expelled from his order only to emerge as the first democratically elected president of the volatile Ganae. Antagonising the mulatto elite and the ruling military junta, Jeannot discovers his enemies will stop at nothing - assassination, arson, brutal repression - to destroy him. Even Father Paul, who tells this story, is unsure whether Jeannot is saint or tyrant. In this deeply unsettling novel, Brian Moore weighs immortal souls against mortal misery.
The Innocence of Guilt
Bob and Barbara, Jack and Caroline. Two happily married couples who have been great friends for so long. But all is not what it seems. For Barbara does not know that when Bob stays overnight with Jack and Caroline, Jack is never there. But, one night, arriving early for his usual intimate dinner with Caroline, Bob find murder instead of passion at his friends’ house. Desperately he tries to get hold of Jack to make it look as if his presence there is as innocent as it is supposed to be. Detective Chief Inspector Hewitt is sure that both Jack and Bob are concealing information from him. But it takes a second murder attempt and an anonymous letter before he is able to discover the terrible truth.
Merciless
One missing girl could be the link between two murders in “a really intriguing read that is packed full of suspense” from the author of Closer to Home (By the Letter Book Reviews). DI Kate Fletcher is called out to a freezing canal where a woman’s body is found floating in a lock. With no identification, the police struggle to piece together the details of the woman’s life. In Thorpe a daughter confesses to the murder of her father. She says she helped him escape a painful death from liver cancer but was her role more active than she claims? As Kate and her team investigate, the links between the two cases are inescapable and everything seems to lead back to the disappearance of a teenager years earlier. Then the main suspect vanishes . . . It’s up to Kate to connect the events of past and present to bring the culprit to justice. “A corker . . . Heleyne takes us on a tense ride as she explores two, seemingly unrelated crimes and the way in which she pulled them both together is what made this novel a really exciting read.” —Hooked from Page One Don’t miss Bad Seed, the third thriller in the DI Kate Fletcher series!
The Kate Fletcher Series Books One to Three
Three gripping police procedural thrillers in one volume starring tough, determined DI Kate Fletcher! This three-book set of British crime novels includes: Closer to Home Newly promoted DI Kate Fletcher has reluctantly returned to her hometown after a twenty-year absence and a recent divorce. The discovery of a child’s body near the estate where Kate grew up has her rushing back to Thorpe—a place of bad memories and closed mouths. Her team keeps hitting dead ends as the community is reluctant to reopen old wounds and retell old stories. But Kate’s own history refuses to stay buried. And then another child goes missing . . . Merciless Kate is called out to a freezing canal where a woman...
Diversity in Leadership
While leadership is an over-used term today, how it is defined for women and the contexts in which it emerges remains elusive. Moreover, women are exhorted to exercise leadership, but occupying leadership positions has its challenges. Issues of access, acceptable behaviour and the development of skills to be successful leaders are just some of them. Diversity in Leadership: Australian women, past and presentprovides a new understanding of the historical and contemporary aspects of Indigenous and non-Indigenous women’s leadership in a range of local, national and international contexts. It brings interdisciplinary expertise to the topic from leading scholars in a range of fields and diverse backgrounds. The aims of the essays in the collection document the extent and diverse nature of women’s social and political leadership across various pursuits and endeavours within democratic political structures.
