Books with author Andrew Jacobson

Couples with great marriages know one simple truth: the best marriages are made up of many everyday decisions that say "I love you" rather than those that say "I love me." When we put the other person first, even in little ways, we find true fulfillment.This book offers husbands practical, hands-on advice to start applying immediately. Maybe you are just entering into marriage and want to start off on the right foot. Maybe you have made some mistakes along the way and are struggling to connect. Or maybe you want your marriage to go from good to great. Wherever you currently are in your relationship, let Matt Jacobson help you learn how to love your wife well.

He's a killer seeking revenge. She's bound by the law in a lawless land. Both want the same thing, but who's using who?Dan Harpur, a former SAS trooper, is on the run. He’s wanted for murder on two different continents, but his love for Heather Walsh, an investigator for the Wildlife Investigation Agency, brings him out of hiding. To protect her he must take on both African warlords and organised criminals, whilst avoiding his own arrest.So valuable are the tusks of elephants that the besieged population of the Hwange National Park face a new and deadly threat. Ivory is being used as currency to buy weapons – fuelling war and making determined criminals rich in the process. Heather Walsh uses every tool at her disposal to save the elephants of the park, but the poachers are winning.War and organised crime are tearing Africa apart. Dan and Heather team up once again in a battle to save the elephants of Hwange, risking their own lives in the process. The sequel to “The Bone Farm”, this action-packed novel continues the adventures of Dan Harpur and Heather Walsh. It highlights the trade in ivory, the lengths criminals will go to to get their hands on it, and the huge sums of money involved.

Common scenarios are presented with an outline of what actually happened, as well as what should have happened. Along with every deal is the very popular handy tip "If you remember just one thing . . . ," which features throughout the book. The first section of the book, The Game, is a basic outline providing the key to playing a sensible game of Bridge, subdivided into Bidding, Declarer Play and Defence. The reader can either read The Game first, paying particular attention to the tips, or they can dip in and out of the book.

The first magical adventure in a major new trilogy, Animal Wizardry, is a thrilling blend of edge-of-your-seat action, laugh-out-loud humour and unforgettable characters. Running to save his life, Aldwyn, a streetwise orphan cat, ducks into a very strange pet shop... Moments later Jack, a young wizard-in-training, comes in to pick out his familiar - the magical animal that will accompany him forever. Aldwyn has always been clever. But magical? Apparently Jack thinks so - and Aldwyn is happy to play along. Anything to get out of town... Back at wizard training camp Aldywn really thinks he's landed on his feet! All he needs to figure out is how to convince the other familiars - the know-it-all blue jay Skylar and the friendly tree frog Gilbert - that he's the telekinetic cat he claims to be! Then something terrible happens - Jack and the other young wizards are captured by the evil queen of Vastia. Together their familiars must save them - but how? Join Aldwyn, Skylar and Gilbert on their quest across the land as they face dangerous foes, unearth a shocking ancient secret and discover a mysterious destiny that will change them all forever.

The first magical adventure in a major new trilogy, Animal Wizardry, is a thrilling blend of edge-of-your-seat action, laugh-out-loud humour and unforgettable characters.Running to save his life, Aldwyn, a streetwise orphan cat, ducks into a very strange pet shop… Moments later Jack, a young wizard-in-training, comes in to pick out his familiar - the magical animal that will accompany him forever. Aldwyn has always been clever. But magical? Apparently Jack thinks so - and Aldwyn is happy to play along. Anything to get out of town…Back at wizard training camp Aldywn really thinks he’s landed on his feet! All he needs to figure out is how to convince the other familiars - the know-it-all blue jay Skylar and the friendly tree frog Gilbert - that he’s the telekinetic cat he claims to be!Then something terrible happens - Jack and the other young wizards are captured by the evil queen of Vastia. Together their familiars must save them - but how? Join Aldwyn, Skylar and Gilbert on their quest across the land as they face dangerous foes, unearth a shocking ancient secret and discover a mysterious destiny that will change them all forever.

An extensive bridge guide aimed at the less experienced or social player who longs to improve their gameBased on master player Andrew Robson's weekly in the Times, this book presents common scenarios with an outline of what actually happened, as well as what should have happened. The first section, "The Game," gives a basic outline of how to play bridge, and is subdivided into "Bidding," "Declarer Play," and "Defence." Featured alongside every deal is a handy tip, "If you remember just one thing . . .". The reader can either read "The Game" first, paying particular attention to the tips, or they can dip in and out of the book, picking a common mistake at random, with the option to cross-reference to the same tip in "The Game" section. As bridge is now reaching a new audience of all ages, master player Andrew Robson is the go-to expert on the topic. This book was titled The Times Bridge: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them previously.

The second magical adventure in a major new trilogy – a thrilling blend of edge-of-your-seat action, laugh-out-loud humour and unforgettable characters. No wonder Sony snapped up film rights, to be directed by Pixar animator Doug Sweetland.A curse has befallen the land of Vastia, eliminating human magic. Only animals are able to cast spells, and it is up to street wise cat, Aldwyn, know-it-all blue jay Skylar, and clumsy tree frog Gilbert to save the Queendom from the evil threatening it. And orphan Aldwyn discovers the truth about his past, embarking on a journey that brings him closer to the father he never knew.An epic and action filled adventure with a sprinkling of animal magic!

As young Jonah Gorkin gets ready for bed, he asks his dad: "What does God look like? " Join Jonah and his dad as they work together to answer this spiritual question. As you do so, you will discover a special story that gives children and the adults in their lives the opportunity to explore their own spirituality. A must read for all ages! Look for more of Jonah Gorkin's spiritual lessons coming soon to a bookshelf near you! For more information, please visit SpiritualChildren.org

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