Dorothy Simpson Orden de los libros

The narrative follows the journey of pioneering doctors who traveled to the New World alongside settlers, motivated by the desire for a better life and the opportunity to serve others. As they ventured through challenging landscapes like the Oregon Trail and established themselves in forts and small towns, these physicians aimed to provide healthcare and improve the well-being of both settlers and Native Americans. Their commitment to healing amidst the vast unknown highlights the intersection of medicine and exploration during this transformative period.

Exploring the journey to emotional freedom, this book delves into the psychological, social, biological, and spiritual aspects of personal healing. Dorothy Simpson shares her own experiences and insights, illustrating how unresolved issues can perpetuate cycles of hurt. By combining knowledge from various fields, she guides readers in identifying limiting beliefs and fosters self-mastery. The narrative encourages breaking free from negative patterns, promoting healthier relationships and self-care practices, ultimately leading to a more peaceful and fulfilling life.

The investigation into a journalist's mysterious death interrupts Inspector Thanet's personal life, as he discovers her broken neck at the bottom of a staircase. Delving into her history, he uncovers a web of motives among various individuals, including her husband, all of whom had potential reasons for wanting her dead. This novel showcases Thanet's meticulous approach to unraveling complex relationships and hidden truths within a tense and intriguing narrative.

The investigation into Max Jeopard's murder at his engagement party reveals a web of intrigue among various suspects, including his fiancée, a jealous brother, an ex-girlfriend, and future in-laws. Inspector Luke Thanet delves into the complexities of relationships within the picturesque English village, where secrets and motives intertwine, making for a compelling cozy mystery.

Set against the backdrop of an elegant English country home, the story unfolds as serious crime disrupts the seemingly idyllic life of Ralph Mintar, a distinguished barrister on the path to becoming a high-court judge. The narrative explores the clash between privilege and crime, revealing the dark undercurrents lurking beneath the surface of high society. As the plot thickens, the characters must confront their secrets and the implications of their status in a world where appearances can be deceiving.

Ze začátku je inspektor Thanet vraždou docela obyčejné staré panny středního věku v poklidné vesnici hrabství Kent zcela zmaten.Považuje ji za velmi neobvyklou.Brzy však odhalí,že tato žena měla několik překvapivých tajemství, a navíc také ideální příležitost špehovat ostatní.

Pětatřicetiletý Zak Randish, zkušený vinař prosperující kentské vinice, byl nalezen mrtev uprostřed zdemolované laboratoře. Podezřelých je mnoho, protože Randish coby svůdník a problematická osobnost nebyl příliš oblíben. Svědkové mlčí a drží při sobě, což ztěžuje inspektoru Thanetovi a seržantu Linehamovi vyšetřo- vání. Případ je nakonec vyřešen po objevení tragických okolností sahajících až do minulosti. Sympatičtí detektivové nám přiblíží několik lidských osudů i pár zajímavostí z vinařského řemesla. Klasická oddechová konverzační detektivka pro ty čtenáře, kteří nemají v oblibě "drsnou školu". Detektivní román z anglického Kentu o násilné smrti mladého vinaře

Kriminalroman om inspector Thanets opklaring af et mord, der sker under den årlige havefest på herregården

On the face of it, Dr. Pettifer had everything to live for—a thriving country practice, a beautiful (and very pregnant) wife, rude good health in both body and bank balance. Everyone swore there was no reason why he should have taken an overdose.That’s what they all say, murmured Inspector Thanet, knowing how high was the suicide rate among the medical profession. Stress, overwork, worry—all took their toll.But he had to admit there were some curious features about this case, little things that aroused his suspicions. For a start, would-be suicides didn’t normally arrange for their cars to be repaired, or book expensive holidays for themselves, only hours before they reached for the tablets...