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Everyone has secrets. Some of them may kill you. When a Delaware real estate mogul is murdered, newspaper journalist Brian Wilder wants the scoop on the killing, including the meaning behind the mysterious loaf of bread left with the corpse. Reverend Candice Miller, called to minister to the grieving family, quickly realizes that the killer has adopted the symbolism of sin eating, a Victorian-era religious ritual, as a calling card. Is it the work of a religious fanatic set to punish people for their missteps, or something even more sinister? As more victims fall, Brian and Candice follow a trail of deceit and blackmail, hoping to discover the identity of the killer―and praying that their own sins won’t catch the killer’s attention.

One in five Australian women has been the victim of a sexual assault. For these women, there is less than a 1 per cent chance that their rapist has been arrested, prosecuted and convicted of the crime. These are the bare numerical facts of system failure. We offer rape survivors a stark choice: go to the police, or remain silent. In recent times, the public pressure on survivors to report has increased, alongside a growing focus on two other options: civil action against the perpetrator, or going public. These evolving social responses are intended to offer an alternative to the tradition of silencing. However, each of these choices, for survivors, involves a further sacrifice of what they have already lost. The legal system's responses to rape were designed without survivors in mind, and they do not address, in any way, the questions that survivors ask or the needs they express. Simply put, on the systemic response to rape, we are having the wrong conversation.

Kaitlyn Ashe, a successful radio DJ in Philadelphia, faces the resurgence of a childhood secret when anonymous letters threaten her new life. As the letters intensify, she is drawn back to The Shallows, a place tied to her past that she hoped to forget. The narrative unfolds as a suspenseful cat-and-mouse game, revealing past misdeeds and present dangers. Set against the contrasting backdrops of urban and rural environments, the story explores themes of secrecy, revenge, and the haunting nature of unresolved trauma.

Set in Coniston, Central Australia, in 1928, the narrative unfolds after the murder of an itinerant prospector by local Warlpiri people. This incident ignites extensive police expeditions over two months, leading to brutal 'hunting parties' that indiscriminately kill numerous victims. The story explores the tragic consequences of colonial violence and the impact on Indigenous communities amidst a backdrop of racial tensions and systemic injustice.

In pro football today, it's good to be a stathead. Coaches use stats to decide which plays to run, how defend against each opponent, when to go for it on fourth down, and when to punt. Players use stats to train and prepare and to get an edge after the kickoff. And sports reporters rely on data to describe the games. Today's football fans, who always want to be in the know, get more out of the action by joining the ranks of the statheads.

In pro basketball today, it's good to be a stathead. Coaches use stats to decide who should be in the lineup each game, how defend against each opponent, and when to send in a sub. Players use stats to train and prepare and to get an edge after the opening tip. And sports reporters rely on data to describe the games. Today's hoops fans, who always want to be in the know, get more out of the action by joining the ranks of the statheads.

Highlighting the unpredictable nature of football, this book showcases inspiring stories of underdog players and teams that defied the odds. It captures the excitement of undrafted athletes transforming into All-Stars and franchises overcoming their histories of failure to achieve Super Bowl glory. Through these thrilling narratives, readers are reminded that in the world of pro football, anything is possible.

Focusing on the complexities of the teen brain, this guide combines neuroscience and psychology with real-life case studies and humor to address stress in adolescents. It offers practical strategies to enhance resilience, making it an essential resource for parents aiming to support their teens in navigating challenges and promoting healthy development.

This speculative non-fiction piece challenges conventional thinking through imaginative scenarios and thought-provoking ideas. It explores the boundaries of reality and possibility, encouraging readers to reconsider their perspectives on familiar concepts. The author weaves together research and creativity, presenting a compelling narrative that stimulates intellectual curiosity and invites deeper reflection on the nature of existence and the future.

Die Studienarbeit untersucht den Gedichtszyklus "Poeta en Nueva York" von Federico García Lorca und hinterfragt die gängige Auffassung, dass seine New Yorker Dichtung rein surrealistisch ist. Während sie surrealistische Elemente enthält, argumentiert die Arbeit, dass Lorcas Werk darüber hinausgeht und nicht ausschließlich mit dem Surrealismus verknüpft werden kann. Die Analyse bietet eine tiefere Einsicht in die komplexe Beziehung zwischen Lorcas Dichtung und den surrealistischen Strömungen seiner Zeit.