Books with author Jeff Harding

Liska is a girl with many faces and more names. Currently, she goes by Anna Andrews, a British born college student in West Palm Beach, FL. She prefers to think of herself as Luna Liska, active ninja of the Kikitsutai Werefox clan in Japan. It is even more comfortable than her own name. College was supposed to be a time to relax and get a chance to play at being normal. Which would be easier if she knew what 'normal' was. Between friends who are too perceptive, enemies that don't care that she is on sabbatical, and family keeping secrets, where is she to turn? Keeping everyone in the dark grows harder by the day, especially as it looks like the secrets she keeps are dwarfed by the secrets kept by her.

Liska is a girl of many faces and more names. Currently she goes by Anna Andrews, a British born college student in West Palm Beach, FL. She prefers to think of herself as Luna Liska, active ninja from the Kikisutai Werefox clan of Japan. It is more comfortable than even her own name. Liska hoped her second semester of college would be quieter than her first. She was wrong. Within her first week it’s clear that last semester’s problems aren’t over and she isn’t fully recovered. Then she has to uncover who betrayed a sworn ally to prove her own innocence. Add in an unexpected encounter from the past that complicates her fledgling relationship with Todd, and classes become the least of her concerns. And then, there’s Nightmare…

Winter in South Dakota. Blowing snow, icy roads, a tired driver. A bus crashes and is stranded in a gathering storm. There's a small town 20 miles away, where a vulnerable witness is guarded around the clock. There's a strange stone building five miles further on, all alone on the prairie. There's a ruthless man who controls everything from the warmth of Mexico. Jack Reacher hitched a ride in the back of the bus. A life without baggage has many advantages. And disadvantages too, when it means facing the arctic cold without a coat. But he's equipped for the rest of his task. He doesn't want to put the world to rights. He just doesn't like people who put it to wrongs.

Winter in South Dakota. Blowing snow, icy roads, a tired driver. A bus crashes and is stranded in a gathering storm. There's a small town 20 miles away, where a vulnerable witness is guarded around the clock. There's a strange stone building five miles further on, all alone on the prairie. There's a ruthless man who controls everything from the warmth of Mexico. Jack Reacher hitched a ride in the back of the bus. A life without baggage has many advantages. And disadvantages too, when it means facing the arctic cold without a coat. But he's equipped for the rest of his task. He doesn't want to put the world to rights. He just doesn't like people who put it to wrongs.

From the moment my son received an email confirming his place at University, I found myself on an emotional, exhausting yet entertaining journey of hopeless nostalgia, selfish sobbings and shower head shockers. My first 'MUMoir' is an entertaining, witty, emotional and heartfelt account of an experience many parents have either been through or will go through as their children prepare to leave home for University. So for all you parents of teens out there who are heading off to University or who's teens have already flown the nest, grab a cuppa (might need a tissue or a sleeve for both types of tears) and take a glimpse into my 30 minute, 17 page 2 week countdown of my son heading off to Uni.

March 1997. A woman has her throat cut behind a bar in Carter Crossing, Mississippi. Just down the road is a big army base. Is the murderer a local guy – or is he a soldier? Jack Reacher, still a major in the military police, is sent in undercover. The county sheriff is a former U.S. Marine – and a stunningly beautiful woman. Her investigation is going nowhere. Is the Pentagon stonewalling her? Or doesn't she really want to find the killer? If he does what the army wants, will he be able to live with himself? And if he doesn't, will the army be able to live with him? Is this his last case in uniform?

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March 1997. A woman has her throat cut behind a bar in Carter Crossing, Mississippi. Just down the road is a big army base. Is the murderer a local guy – or is he a soldier? Jack Reacher, still a major in the military police, is sent in undercover. The county sheriff is a former U.S. Marine – and a stunningly beautiful woman. Her investigation is going nowhere. Is the Pentagon stonewalling her? Or doesn't she really want to find the killer? If he does what the army wants, will he be able to live with himself? And if he doesn't, will the army be able to live with him? Is this his last case in uniform?

Winter in South Dakota. Blowing snow, icy roads, a tired driver. A bus crashes and is stranded in a gathering storm. There's a small town 20 miles away, where a vulnerable witness is guarded around the clock. There's a strange stone building five miles further on, all alone on the prairie. There's a ruthless man who controls everything from the warmth of Mexico. Jack Reacher hitched a ride in the back of the bus. A life without baggage has many advantages. And disadvantages too, when it means facing the arctic cold without a coat. But he's equipped for the rest of his task. He doesn't want to put the world to rights. He just doesn't like people who put it to wrongs.