Lee Williams Bücher

When IRS Special agent Gloria Nighthawk is sent to Iraq to find Saddam Hussein's missing assets, the mission soon plunges her into a battle against unimaginable obstacles that turn her personal life upside down. Her lover, James Abbott, is killed by insurgents. While back home in Chicago her husband, Federal Judge Robert Carlton, fights FBI charges based on evidence gathered from her investigation of a gangbanger. Torn between Iraq and Chicago, she conducts a secret investigation to find those responsible for the murder of Abbott while trying to protect her son and daughter from the imminent break-up of their family. Will they blame her for their father's peril? As if this isn't enough, when she locates billions belonging to Hussein, she faces an unexpected barrier ─ the CIA.

Lee navigates a world filled with personal challenges and societal expectations, exploring themes of identity and resilience. Through a journey of self-discovery, the narrative delves into the complexities of relationships and the impact of choices. As Lee confronts both internal and external conflicts, the story unfolds with emotional depth, highlighting the importance of acceptance and understanding in the quest for belonging.

The book presents a comprehensive framework for assessing couples, blending research insights and information from various models. It aims to provide a straightforward yet thorough approach, making it a valuable resource for understanding couple dynamics and improving relationships.

Pursuing a dream instilled by early David Attenborough television adventures, a young man from the industrial northwest of England is advised at school to become a veterinary surgeon as a first step towards a career working with wild animals in Africa.