Bound by danger and desire, a detective and a witness engage in more than Police Business from award-winning and USA Today–bestselling author Julie Miller. While investigating a reported crime, Detective A. J. Rodriguez discovered there wasn’t a trace of any murder having been committed! But hearing-impaired heiress Claire Winthrop insisted she’d stumbled upon a slain employee in her father’s high-rise building and claimed she could ID the hit man. Although the lack of evidence pointed to an open-and-shut case of a pampered socialite clamoring for attention, A.J. sniffed a deadly cover-up. Powerfully drawn together, the street-tough lawman soothed the shell-shocked princess with a tantalizing kiss that bewitched both their hearts. However, when A. J. pulled Claire into his dark, dangerous world, he knew he’d better stick to police business—or the killer could permanently silence his beloved witness. . . .

While investigating a reported crime, Detective A.J. Rodriguez discovered there wasn't a trace of any murder having been committed! But hearing-impaired heiress Claire Winthrop insisted she'd stumbled upon a slain employee in her father's high-rise building and claimed she could ID the hit man.

Police Officer to Entrepreneuris for ex- and serving police officers who want an alternative path beyond the Force. It details a proven six-step method for building a successful business and becoming an entrepreneur. When you read this book you will learn how to: * Shift from institutionalised thinking to the mindset of a successful entrepreneur * Plan your entrepreneurial journey while creating valuable products and an enduring brand * Produce reputable, exciting and saleable concepts that will make a difference * Avoid thinking patterns that hinder your success * Build a business from scratch that brings you more income, more time, more fun and more satisfaction If you want more from life, it's time to start living life on your terms.

Official records of the settlement and administration of Australian colonies and Port Essington; many Aboriginal references.

The documents emerging from the secret police archives of the former Soviet bloc have caused scandal after scandal, compromising revered cultural figures and abruptly ending political careers. Police Aesthetics offers a revealing and responsible approach to such materials. Taking advantage of the partial opening of the secret police archives in Russia and Romania, Vatulescu focuses on their most infamous holdings—the personal files—as well as on movies the police sponsored, scripted, or authored. Through the archives, she gains new insights into the writing of literature and raises new questions about the ethics of reading. She shows how police files and films influenced literature and cinema, from autobiographies to novels, from high-culture classics to avant-garde experiments and popular blockbusters. In so doing, she opens a fresh chapter in the heated debate about the relationship between culture and politics in twentieth-century police states.