Sue Nelson Knihy

A retired FBI agent, Kate Garrett, believed her pursuit of the elusive criminal Brashear was finally over. However, an unexpected encounter at the Federal Building reignites her quest. As she navigates the challenges of her past and the complexities of her obsession, Kate must confront both her determination and the shadows of her former life. The story promises suspense and a gripping exploration of her relentless search for a man who has always stayed just out of reach.

The inspirational story of a female pilot who led the way for women in space, written by an award-winning British journalist.

"Who is Grace Black? presents the history of occupational therapy in Oregon. Not intended as a comprehensive documentary, the book presents a chronology that hopes to reconnect current practitioners with occupational therapists of the past. The story of occupational therapy in Oregon told here contains, and builds upon, Reflections: The History of the Occupational Therapy Association of Oregon, which includes records of the OTAO up to 1981 and was compiled and published by Mt. Hood Community College's Occupational Therapy Assistant program under the direction of Lilian Crawford. Who is Grace Black includes material from Reflections and then continues on to cover information from 1981 to the present day" -- Provided by publisher.