Sophie Jackson Bücher

Die Fanfiction-Sensation aus Großbritannien, die Millionen von Leserinnen begeisterte! Seit Kat Lane ihren Vater durch einen brutalen Raubüberfall verlor, wird sie von Panikattacken geplagt. Trotzdem versucht sie an das Gute im Menschen zu glauben und nimmt einen Job als Literaturdozentin in einem New Yorker Gefängnis an. Sie weiß, dass dies ihre Chance ist, sich ihren Ängsten endlich zu stellen, - aber auch, dass sie sich in große Gefahr begibt. Denn Straftäter Wesley Carter ist genauso gutaussehend wie bedrohlich. Er übt eine magische Anziehungskraft auf Kat aus, die nicht ahnt, dass sie die Dämonen ihrer Vergangenheit mit jedem Moment, den sie mit Carter verbringt, unaufhaltsam zurück in ihr Leben lässt ... „Sophie Jackson beweist mit diesem Roman, dass für die Liebe absolut nichts unmöglich ist! Unbedingte Leseempfehlung!“ Romantic Times

Nach seinem Gefängnisaufenthalt in New York genießt Riley Moore das Leben in Freiheit in vollen Zügen - bis ein schwerer Schicksalsschlag ihn dazu zwingt, in seinen Heimatort nach Michigan zurückzukehren. Dort warten nicht nur Vorurteile und seine enttäuschte Familie auf ihn, sondern auch Lexi Pierce: die Frau, die er seit Jahren aus seinem Kopf - und Herz - verbannen will ...

„ICH SEHE EINEN MANN, DER SEINE ENTSCHEIDUNGEN BEREUT, DER WIEDERGUTMACHUNG LEISTET UND SEIN LEBEN WEITERLEBEN MÖCHTE. ICH SEHE EINEN MANN, DER ANGST DAVOR HAT ZU VERTRAUEN, ES SICH JEDOCH SEHNLICHST WÜNSCHT. ICH SEHE HOFFNUNG.“ Max O'Hare wird von seiner Vergangenheit verfolgt: seiner Drogenabhängigkeit, der Trennung von seiner Freundin, dem Verlust ihres ungeborenen Sohnes. Verzweifelt kämpft er Tag für Tag gegen seine Dämonen - die Hoffnung auf ein normales Leben oder gar Liebe hat er längst aufgegeben. Doch dann begegnet er Grace Brooks. Nach außen hin lebensfroh und optimistisch, hat auch Grace ihre Geheimnisse, die sie vor der Welt verbirgt ...

Two men, sworn enemies, come face to face on the battlefields of France.When Jack Kelly, a captain in the Australian army, shows compassion towards his prisoner Paul Mann, a brave and high-ranking German officer, an unexpected bond is formed. But neither could imagine how their pasts and futures would become inextricably linked by one place: Papua.The Great War is finally over and both soldiers return to their once familiar lives, only to find that in their absences events have changed their respective worlds forever. In Sydney Jack is suddenly alone with a son he does not know and a future filled with uncertainty, while the photograph of a beautiful German woman he has never met fills his thoughts. Meanwhile the Germany that Paul had fought for is vanishing under the influence of an ambitious young man named Adolph Hitler, and he fears for the future of his family. A new beginning beckons them both in a beautiful but dangerous land where rivers of gold are as legendary as the fearless, cannibalistic tribes, and where fortunes can be made and lost as quickly as a life. Papua.A compelling novel where love, loyalty and the strength of family must stand against greed and treachery in a tropical paradise.

The British system of interrogation has always been distinctly different from other countries. The eccentric, quirky, but also very successful, wartime interrogation methods of the British are revealed in this book, including their triumphant discoveries and also their occasional disastrous mistake.

Focusing on the pioneering efforts of the first policewomen in Britain, the narrative highlights the significant challenges and societal prejudices they encountered. It explores their determination to break barriers and the profound impact their presence had on advancing women's rights, reshaping perceptions of gender roles in law enforcement and society. Through their stories, the book illuminates the struggles for equality and the transformative changes that arose from their groundbreaking work.

The story of the only woman in World War II to be awarded the Iron Cross, including her extreme flying and her relationship with Hitler Hanna Reitsch longed to fly. Breaking records and earning the respect of the Nazi regime, she became the first female Luftwaffe test pilot, earning significant awards and becoming a personal heroine of Hitler's. Reitsch was an ardent Nazi and was prepared to die for the cause, first as a test pilot for the dangerous V1 rockets and later by volunteering for a suggested Nazi kamikaze squadron. After her capture she complained bitterly of not being able to die with her leader, but went on to live a celebrated flying career post-war, breaking more records for gliding. When she died a new mystery was created--did Hanna kill herself? Why did she die when she did? Using first-hand material including interviews with Hannah and newly released U.S. interrogation records, this book reveals new facts about the mysterious Hanna and cuts through the many myths that have surrounded her life and death, bringing the fascinating Reitsch back to life for the 21st century.

Assisting Oxidative Protein Folding: How Do Protein Disulphide-Isomerases Couple Conformational and Chemical Processes in Protein Folding?, by A. Katrine Wallis and Robert B. Freedman Peptide Bond cis/trans Isomerases: A Biocatalysis Perspective of Conformational Dynamics in Proteins, by Cordelia Schiene-Fischer, Tobias Aumüller and Gunter Fischer Small Heat-Shock Proteins: Paramedics of the Cell, by Gillian R. Hilton, Hadi Lioe, Florian Stengel, Andrew J. Baldwin und Justin L. P. Benesch Allostery in the Hsp70 Chaperone Proteins, by Erik R. P. Zuiderweg, Eric B. Bertelsen, Aikaterini Rousaki, Matthias P. Mayer, Jason E. Gestwicki and Atta Ahmad Hsp90: Structure and Function, by Sophie E. Jackson Extracellular Chaperones, by Rebecca A. Dabbs, Amy R. Wyatt, Justin J. Yerbury, Heath Ecroyd and Mark R. Wilson