Focusing on the interplay of diverse populations within urban environments, this book explores the historical dimensions of American urban development. It examines the societal, economic, political, and policy influences that have shaped cities over time, providing a comprehensive understanding of urban history through various perspectives.
Difficult presents detailed stories of how women balance their desire to protect their challenging adult children alongside feelings of resentment, helplessness, isolation, shame, and fear for their children’s future and their own safety.
Focusing on healthcare management, this book serves as an accessible guide for managers, professionals, and students in the field. It presents evidence-based insights into healthcare systems, services, and organizations, addressing essential topics that inform effective management practices. The expertise of the authors ensures a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of healthcare delivery and administration, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in healthcare management.
For widow Lara, the fateful day that her long-held, wrenching family secret starts to unfold is the beginning of a complex web of pain and joy involving all that she holds dear. Her bond with twin sons, Naz and Josh, is tested to the limits as brotherly love turns sour. Lara and all concerned have to face that the way forward might be to confront the past. As each character tells their story, more secrets are uncovered and the need to escape from trauma and guilt is a recurring theme. A tale of family, love, loss and relationships is beautifully expressed, drawing the reader in on a journey to find the truth and hopefully a happy ending.