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Showing posts with label Adams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adams. Show all posts

Saturday, 20 April 2013

The Stepmother – Carrie Adams


Two women are vying for position in one man’s life. Their greatest fear is each other. But there’s no point taking sides because, as they are about to find out, there are just too many. The Ex: She managed to keep her divorce amicable by burying past hurts. It cost her dear, but it’s worth it to see her three daughters so happy. Now everything is going to change. Jimmy wants to remarry. Bea worries about how the girls are going to feel having to share their father. But it’s not the children’s reaction that shocks her- it’s hers. The Girlfriend: The only thing she’s done wrong is fall in love with a man she can’t call her own. His daughters come first. No matter what. Try as she might, she can’t seem to get them to like her. She doesn’t understand. The divorce wasn’t her fault. Jimmy swears it was no one’s fault, some relationships just break down. But if that’s the case, how secure is hers?
Unabridged.
Read by Jilly Bond.


Saturday, 12 January 2013

By Blood We Live – John Joseph Adams


From Dracula to Buffy the Vampire Slayer; from Castlevania to Tru Blood, the romance between popular culture and vampires hearkens back to humanity’s darkest, deepest fears, flowing through our very blood, fears of death, and life, and insatiable hunger. And yet, there is an attraction, undeniable, to the vampire archetype, whether the pale European count, impeccably dressed and coldly masculine, yet strangely ambiguous, ready to sink his sharp teeth deep into his victims’ necks, draining or converting them, or the vamp, the count’s feminine counterpart, villain and victim in one, using her wiles and icy sexuality to corrupt man and woman alike…
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Friday, 23 November 2012

The Dilbert Principle – Scott Adams


The Dilbert books have topped the bestseller list because author Adams hits the “hot button,” as well as the funny bone, of anyone who’s ever worked for a corporation. This book presents the everyday foibles in the world of work with a view from the cubicle. Adams’s voice sounds like the guy in the cubicle next to yours, who has learned to deal with the corporate bureaucracy while poking fun at it. With just the right touch of sarcasm in his reading, Adams will have you laughing while you’re shouting, “He’s right!” Adam’s wins the Management Guru award hands down.

Dogberts Top Secret Management Handbook – Scott Adams


Behind the closed doors of corporate management lurks a manifesto so devious, so insidious, and of such diabolic power, it has the ability to transform normal human beings into paradigm–spewing zombies. Its purpose: to help bosses stick it to their employees. Its author: none other than Dogbert, the canine corporate consultant out to rule the world. All too often, new managers make mistakes such as rewarding good work with good pay, communicating clearly and improving departmental efficiency. Dogbert shows that this could have devastating consequences: Employees begin to expect fair treatment and compensation, productive workers show results (making managers look bad by comparison), and the department’s future budget allotment could be decreased because it spends only what it needs.

The Dilbert Future – Scott Adams


Move over, Faith Popcorn! Cartoonist Scott Adams is back in book form, and this time he gives Dilbert and his cronies a free hand to forecast the trends that just might drive business and society during the next millennium. In typical Adams fashion, The Dilbert Future: Thriving on Stupidity in the 21st Century serves up a series of laugh-out-loud predictions on technology, marketing, work, jobs, gender relations, and even the future of democracy and capitalism.