Danny Sardano, newly elected Sheriff of Tuolumne County, has achieved his lifelong goal. As a third generation resident in this rural community in the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains, his life seems perfect. Then, a serial killer decides to move from his hunting grounds in Tennessee to Sardano’s jurisdiction—a move that turns this normally peaceful tourist destination into Danny’s worst nightmare. The serial killer is known as the Face Collector and preys on women with auburn hair. Former FBI agent Leonard Baskem’s life has been upturned in the hunt for this mysterious killer. He has no doubt that the Face Collector is still out there, walking around a free man, but many twists and turns lie in wait as he searches for the old murderer and a kid protégé. The new sheriff decides he can’t solve this case with the resources the county has available, so he calls on an old friend from the FBI. Now, a horror, decades in the making, descends on a small town. Who will come out the victor in a battle already scripted and crafted by the murderer?

A mentor-protege program is an arrangement in which mentors businesses, typically experienced prime contractors provide technical, managerial, and other business development assistance to eligible small businesses, or proteges. In return, the programs provide incentives for mentor participation, such as credit towardsubcontracting goals, additional evaluation points toward the awarding of contracts, an annual award to the mentor providing the most effective developmental support to a protege, and in some cases, cost reimbursement. Overall, mentor-protege programs seek to enhance the ability of small businesses to compete more successfully for federal government contracts by furnishing them with assistance to improve their performance. This report identifies 13 federal agencies that currently have mentor-protege programs and examines whether they are effectively supporting the goal of increasing small business participation in federal government contracting. Includes recommendations. Figures. This is a print on demand report.

Are you curious about what happened to Sierra’s brother Daniel from The Duke’s Blackmailed Bride? Or whether Livia’s father Dan Morgan from The Russian’s Runaway Bride ever had to face the music? This novella answers these questions and does so much more. It features a fully grown Daniel working on the streets of London as a police detective and the saucy shop owner named Ella who mistakenly confronts him while trying to stand up for her fellow shop owners. Enjoy both the steamy romance and the suspense as Elizabeth Lennox completes The Boarding School Series with this fast, fun, and free romp.

Orry Kelly, Miss Weston’s Protégé tells the incredible story of one of Hollywood’s greatest designers. Using never before seen materials, photographs and letters, Robert Parkinson has compiled years of research into one of the most detailed accounts of Orry Kelly’s history. Born in Kiama in December 1897 Orry Kelly moved to Sydney as a young man to seek a theatrical career and to study painting. Though unsuccessful on the stage he could not be dissuaded from his dream of stage fame. Eleanor Weston, a well-known Kiama businesswoman, encouraged Kelly to move to the US where he found his calling designing scenes and costume for film, television and the stage. Over the course of his career Orry Kelly worked for all of the major studios, including Warner Brothers, Paramount and Fox, dressing many of the well-known female stars in some 312 films. Though always widely renowned in Hollywood, Kelly did not gain his fame in Australia until after his death in 1964. As biographies of movie stars began to appear in the 1980s his fashion styling and costume design came to be highly regarded and worthy of study across several universities and colleges.

Ever wondered how young people can get together and put on an outreach event consisting of student-driven dramas, videos, testimonies, and music? Ever wondered how TC Media started and how you can serve on it? Here is a concise guide to starting and running a creative arts ministry group. Special sections teach you how to make videos, how to run a drama group, and how to run a stage crew.This guidebook was compiled from the pioneers of TC Media with the hopes of passing on vital knowledge to future generations serving at Teens Conference (Ambassadors for Christ in Canada, Toronto).Contributors: Kevin Lai, Phil Pang, Isabel Lee, Grace Chan, Jane Lai, Ernest Lai.

"Effects of Emerson's professional guidance as mentor, marketer, editor, and promoter for 8 young writers: Margaret Fuller, Henry Thoreau, Christopher Cranch, Samuel Gray Ward, Jones Very, Ellery Channing, Charles Newcomb, and Ellen Sturgis Hooper"--