Pearson: 793 books

Craig Pearson and Judith Nasby discuss the evolution of how we think about agriculture, its use of the land and impact on landscape, and how landscape has been portrayed historically in art. They also offer a wider discussion on the role that science and economics have played in agricultural development and the parallels to changes in art form.

For I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord. They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope. In those days when you pray, I will listen. Jeremiah 29: 1112 NLT In a world of constant noise, it is no surprise that many of us struggle to tune in to...

Poet and expressionist Leah Joy Pearson goes deep to bring us her collection of poems that share the human quest out of darkness and despair into light and redemption. This tender, honest, and sometimes difficult message will inspire you to go on your own journey into your heart to uncover your authentic voice.

Volume II of the Redacted Sherlock Holmes presents more stories manifestly too scandalous to publish in the lifetime of the Great Baker Street detective. Here we meet Sherlock Holmes as he investigates:- why the publication of a British Government report of a recent war is being delayed;- the continued...

What motivates individuals to take up arms against their government? What types of states have historically been more prone to internal conflicts? In Civil Wars: Internal Struggles, Global Consequences Marie Olson Lounsbery and Frederic Pearson explore these questions and present a comprehensive analysis...

When life throws a curveball, it can knock you off your feet, and it may take you only seconds or minutes to get up. But sometimes, it takes hours, days, months, or yearsand you could stay down. When Ruth Pearson suffered an emotional breakdown while teaching, she felt as though her life had fallen...

A ‘How To’ Manual for Free Vacation AccommodationsDid you know that the most common reason given for not travelling is the cost? It is a mental clash… we have a yearning to see the world, but what holds us back is that we think we cannot afford it.Undoubtedly travelling is expensive – but...

Four sizzling love affairs in New Zealand’s top party city. Come and play with feisty heroines and gorgeous heroes in a great harborside setting. Spent some tender sexy time with Fiona and Christian – brother-in-law and sister-in-law who are forced to share a house for six weeks. Enjoy an erotic...

Christmas is close, and the first date for high-country shepherd Brigitte Foster and rugged farmer Steve Sorenson should go well. Unfortunately, Brigitte needs a dress for the date and she isn't a dress sort of girl. Borrowing one from an empty room in Steve’s farmhouse seems like a harmless thing...

Kate Pleasance needs to create a new life away from family stress and infidelity. Might the advertisement seeking a ‘Superwoman’ be her answer? Short-listed, she’s flown to the vibrant winter tourist resort of Queenstown at her prospective employer’s expense. Snow is dusting the mountain tops...

Scarlet Bay – where passions run deep, and surely everyone deserves a summertime treat? Lawyer Josslyn Wynn secretly yearns for a husband and family, but a shocking accident made children impossible, and her sharp manner and workaholic lifestyle make landing a man unlikely. When Cameron Mackay ran...

Scarlet Bay – where passions run deep and surely everyone deserves a summertime treat? Oliver Wynn was fascinated by Meifeng Chan from the moment he was old enough to know what girls were for. Mei was too realistic to ever accept a date with him; Ollie from the billionaire Wynn family and the Chinese...

An increasingly wide range of patients of different age, ethnicity and social background often combined with other clinical conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease or osteoporosis now find themselves battling against obesity and many health professionals become frustrated, feeling ill-equipped...

Volume two in the Soul's Asylum trilogy, Star Weaver is a 2016 Foreword Indies Finalist in Science Fiction. THE SUN newspaper, Soul’s Asylum: “ Is a weird, vivid and creepy book, not for the faint hearted. But it’s originality and top writing make for a great read ****.”  SURREY...