When Kinsey learns that her job at the school is coming to an end, new efforts to find answers about Quinn and problems at home have her spinning out of control. But when she has a brush with the law, only Nolan can save her. After getting a new lead, Nolan has a new suspect on his hands, but when Detective Sonnier disapproves, Chief Holbrook’s intervention costs him his badge. When he finally opens up to Nolan, the truth has dangerous consequences.

This translation of a 1982 volume published in Bern (Paul Haupt Verlag) by a Swiss theologian with a longstanding interest in dialogue between Buddhism and Christianity features an examination of the Kyoto school of Japanese philosophers who attempted to engage with both Christianity and secular Wes

Through her long involvement in the German Communist party, Ruth Fischer amassed valuable material on its changing fortunes, the transformation of the Bolshevik party into a totalitarian dictatorship, and the degeneration of the Comintern. Drawing on this material and on her own vivid recollections, Fischer reconstructs the history of the German Communist party from 1918 to 1929. First published in 1948, this fundamental work opened up the study of the inner organizational life of a major revolutionary movement. In his introduction to the Social Science Classics edition, John Leggett reviews and summarizes the social, political, and economic issues and events that precipitated the revolution and those factors that contributed to its failure.