Roger Baker Bücher

Was sind Panikattacken? Wie kommt es dazu? Was empfindet man dabei? Kann man sie in den Griff bekommen? Kann man sie sogar ganz loswerden? Immer mehr Menschen leiden unter Panikattacken. Dieses Buch spricht offen und ehrlich über unerklärliche, plötzliche Ängste und bietet Betroffenen und Mit-Betroffenen praktische Hilfe. Der Autor, Roger Baker, ist klinischer Psychologe einer staatlichen Forschungseinrichtung in Dorset, England.

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After the downfall of the Noah Cartel and the death of Oscar Crawford, life at Knight's Gate Retirement Home for Mature Gentleman once more became easy and restful. Then it happened again-another other-than-normal death. Abigail is once more in the center of what appears to be a heinous killing, perhaps for revenge. This time, however, there is more information for her and her allies to delve into in an attempt to determine which suspects are candidates for punishment. But, at the same time, love and fulfillment also find Abby. In an odd twist, she enters a very serious relationship that she hopes will last a lifetime, regardless of how long that lifetime might be, because she appears to be the next victim.

Having recently become acquainted with her biological father during their one and only meeting, Abigail is stunned by a disturbing article in the morning Gazette. The article names her father as the victim of death by exposure near his exclusive residential care facility. He had told her to expect a bequeath of a secret portion of his fortune. To her shock, his attorneys contact her and she learns she is heiress to a tidy sum from his estate. Only four short years later, she reads the paper and learns of another similar incident at the same facility! Compelled to ease the renewed grief she feels, she searches for information and finds various indications that the deaths may not have been accidents. Could they have been someone else's calculated actions? Murders perhaps?