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When it comes to love, there's no competition. When Cynthia Pruitt dreamed of reeling in the catch of a lifetime, she meant seafood. Not her soul mate. Part-time jobs in the quaint fishing village of Maiden’s Bay pay the bills, but they do little to calm Cynthia’s adventurous spirit. She dreams of commanding the open sea aboard her own crab fishing vessel. When a popular local captain hosts a week-long contest to find a new greenhorn for his fishing vessel, she can’t pass up the opportunity. Her goal is to prove she can do anything the men can do, and that includes sharing a room with one for the duration of the tryouts. She’s expecting to bunk with Captain Ahab—not Captain America. Liam Reynolds has put his past as a greenhorn behind him. After an accident at sea left him scarred, he’s content to stay ashore. But when his friend asks him to help assess greenhorn candidates, he’s hard pressed to refuse. But his time onboard reawakens his enthusiasm for working on the water. Unfortunately, it also ignites a passion for one of his competitors, who also happens to be his roommate. He can fight for the job or fight for Cynthia, but he can’t have both. With every wave that crashes against the hull, their connection deepens and so do the stakes. As secrets surface and desires unfurl, they must navigate turbulent waters toward a potential life together and chart the best course forward. Failure to do so could set them permanently off course. Will Cynthia's dreams sail beyond the horizon, or will the net of their intertwined hearts be caught in the throes of deception? Casting Cupid is a captivating love story of self-discovery, trust, and the transformative power of love set against the backdrop of a enchanting little coastal town hiding big dreams and bigger secrets.

Lily Lindstrom, a music history professor from a small Lutheran college in Minnesota, has returned home after spending the winter semester in Vienna, Austria. During her time in Vienna, she discovered a lost song by Franz Schubert and fell in love with Stephen Cameron, an American from Atlanta who was working on a special assignment for the DEA. In this sequel to The Schubert Connection, Lily leaves Minnesota again, this time traveling to Sweden. Her purpose is to set up a study program focusing on Swedish composers and musicians. However, as she delves more deeply into the music of Sweden, she finds not only an unexpected instrumental treasure, but also an unplanned romantic adventure when a charming opera star vies with Stephen for her affection. The gentle beauty of Swedens lakes and forests, the elegance of Stockholm, and the endless vistas of the sea provide the backdrop to Lilys summer excursion. Whether shes walking the streets of Stockholm, riding a ferry through the archipelago, or gathering wildflowers in fragrant meadows, she once more manages to explore more than just musical mysteries.

Die Schritte des Pflegeprozesses werden in den einzelnen Kapiteln ausführlich dargestellt, dabei wird unterschieden zwischen Inhalten des Assessment und Art und Weise der Erhebung; diese Einteilung wird bei der Erstellung der Planung beibehalten. Im Kapitel "Implementing a plan of care" beziehen sich die Ausführungen auf notwendige Kompetenzen der Pflegekraft sowie auf Rahmenbedingungen der Arbeit (Pflegesystem). Die Evaluation des Pflegeprozesses befasst sich mit der Frage, was, wie, wann usw. überprüft werden soll. Hier liegt das Augenmerk auf der Frage, wie festgelegte Ziele überprüft werden können.

Contains a series of sketches of the careers of about 80 performers from vaudeville, radio, nightclub, stage, television, and film. Most of the old favorites are here (Sophie Tucker, Fanny Brice, Mae West, Bea Lillie), as well as more recent stars (Lucille Ball, Carol Burnett, Mary Tyler Moore, Joan Rivers, Lily Tomlin, Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn), but the most original contribution is the final chapter, devoted to "Rising Stars" (Geri Jewell, Elayne Boosler, Diane Nichols, Whoopi Goldberg, and 18 others).

Killers of a feather just might flock together in the second Bed-and-Breakfast mystery from the author of Just Desserts. Leaving the Hillside Manor in capable hands, bed-and-breakfast hostess Judith McMonigle heads north to Vancouver’s Hotel Clovia with her irrepressibly voracious cousin Renie for a pre-Thanksgiving getaway. But when an addled and impoverished popcorn vendor is murdered—along with his foul-mouthed pet parakeet—a local copper’s suspicious gaze settles on the two visiting Americans. The cousins, in turn, suspect one of the “Sacred Eight”—an odd-duck assortment of glamorous showbiz glitterati currently gathered at the historic hotel. And unless Judith and Renie can pluck a killer from the secretive, star-studded group, their geese will be thoroughly cooked in short order!