Best Selling Books by Elaine Fox

Inspired by the enchanting Lewis Carroll classic, a collection of stories, takes readers to a place rife with the mad, impossible, and the curiouser that is neither here nor there and where things are never quite as they seem.

Five twists on classic fairy tales from five mesmerizing authors—including "Taken in Death," a Lieutenant Eve Dallas story from #1 New York Times bestselling author J. D. Robb. Once upon a time, in a world far removed from the days when fairy tales were new, five bestselling authors spin versions that take the classic stories into a new dimension. You’ll recognize Hansel and Gretel, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and other enduring characters, but they’ll exist in realms beyond your imagination, where the familiar is transformed into the extraordinary and otherworldly. Find happily ever after with... MIRROR, MIRROR

“In clear and accessible language, Elaine Fox shows how psychological science can help you to be agile in meeting challenges and to be flexible when things change. Drawing on personal experience and years of applying her research in coaching elite performance, she shows how adopting a few key skills can transform your life in profound ways. A book full of important insights.”—Mark Williams, Professor Emeritus of Clinical Psychology University and coauthor of the international bestseller Mindfulness: An Eight Week-Plan for Finding Peace in a Frantic World “Switch Craft is a fascinating book, packed full of practical advice on how to help you survive and thrive in an uncertain world. Written by a leading academic, it offers real insights in how to cope with the stresses and strains of a post-covid world.”—Michael Mosley, New York Times bestselling author and science journalist Discover how expanding and improving your mental agility—your ability to flex your thoughts, feelings, and actions—can transform your life, bolster your resilience, and foster your zest for living. Endless self-help approaches claim to have the answer. It''s important to be mindful, we are told, and to stay in the moment. Sometimes, we are advised to keep going no matter what, to be ''gritty''. Others tell us that adopting a ''growth mindset'' is key. However, the truth is that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to dealing with life. Elaine Fox, one of the world''s leading psychologists and performance coaches, has witnessed this time and again. In her work coaching top athletes, military leaders and business professionals, she has seen that it''s the people who know how and when to switch between different approaches - people who have an agile mind - who achieve the best performance. Drawing on 25 years of scientific research, Fox shares with us her step-by-step guide to what she calls ''switchcraft'': the set of skills we need to navigate a complex and uncertain world. Whether it''s coping with a difficult boss, overcoming a fear, dealing with hyperactive children, resolving a dispute with a friend or making a difficult choice about where to live or what to do, switchcraft helps us thrive in any situation. Like your own personal life coach, Switch Craft shows you how to break out of a rigid mindset to restore your fulfilment, curiosity and zest for life.

Writing with her trademark wit and humour, Elaine Fox brings us another wonderfully charming contemporary romance about a beauty who finally finds love that is more than just skin deep. Life can be difficult when you''re stunningly beautiful. For Roxanne Rayeaux, a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, beauty had its costs. Not only did she have to worry constantly about how she looked, but she was considered stupid by strangers. She became romantically involved with a man who turned out to be married. So Roxanne pitched the world of diets and philanderers and moved her orange cat, Cheeto (the closest she could come to that forbidden food) to Virginia to open a restaurant. She went looking for some peace and tranquillity and instead inherited the restaurant''s contentious, but sexy bartender, Steve Serrano. An average joe most of his life, Steve cannot deny Roxanne''s obvious physical charms but thinks she is stuck up and pretentious -- not his type. Roxanne, suspicious of Steve''s motives after a rash of break-ins occurs at the restaurant and a string of bad publicity appears in the local gossip column, cannot let her guard down around him. Besides he''s not her type. If only they weren''t so darned attracted to each other...

Fall in love with the unpredictable and irresistible dukes (and one dog named Duke) of Four Dukes and a Devil. Join New York Times bestselling authors Cathy Maxwell, Jeaniene Frost, and Tracy Anne Warren, along with USA Today bestselling author Elaine Fox and RITA® Award winner Sophia Nash, for tales of noble danger and devilish desire. Delicate young ladies must be protected from him. First he steals her clothes, then he steals her heart. Most would be terrified of this powerful vampire—but not him. He''s "the catch of the century". . . but she''s the only one he can''t have. A young miss demands a kiss. But he won''t rest once she''s touched her lips to his. With four dukes and one devil, there''s no limit on love.

Shortlisted for the 2011 BPS Book Award Emotion Science is a state-of-the-art introduction to the study of emotion. Drawing on a wide array of research from psychology and neuroscience, the author presents an integrated picture of our current understanding of normal as well as disordered emotions such as anxiety and depression. The author draws a clear distinction between emotions, moods and feelings, and suggests how they can be understood within an integrated model. The book is ideal for undergraduate and graduate courses in psychology and related areas, and will be a useful reference for active researchers.

Truman Fleming has spent enough days wearing a suit -- and enough nights on the arm of silly socialites -- to last a lifetime. After all, he has better things to do with his hands than push pencils and spend the family fortune, so he straps on a toolbelt and decides to live the simple life. But things definitelyget complicated when he runs smack into lady lawyer Marcy Paglinowski. Together, they rescue a terrified puppy...and soon the sparks that fly ignite more than just their sympathy. Marcy''s strived hard to become a lawyer, and the last thing she needs is a workin'' man -- even one like Truman -- who''s got biceps and triceps galore...and who certainly knows how to work with those hands. No, she''s determined to find a reliable guy with a steady paycheck and a four-door vehicle, and Truman, no matter how sexy he looks in tight, dusty jeans and a T-shirt, isn''t for her...or is he?

"A leading psychologist explains the new science of mind"--

A GUY VS. A DOG One of them is affectionate, loving, and eternally loyal –– a companion for life who lives only to make you happy... Small–town veterinarian Megan Rose doesn''t usually wake up next to strangers. But this morning she finds one sleeping in her bed. Unfortunately, "Baywatch" a stray puppy, doesn''t belong at the address on her tags, either: the mansion of Sutter Foley, millionaire software mogul and six fabulous feet of gorgeous, eligible male. Sutter doesn''t even like dogs. He does, however, like the sexy, spunky vet who''s trying to saddle him with a pooch. The animal magnetism they share is intense, but so is the spotlight in which Sutter lives. Can Megan stand the heat? Though her outspoken ways make a lot of waves in Sutter''s goldfish–bowl world, he''s never enjoyed life so much. Could she be the trustworthy companion he''s been looking for . . . or should he stick with the dog? It''s the old story: girl meets dog . . . girl and dog meet guy . . . guy loses girl, gets dog . . . Or will there be a frisky new twist to this puppy''s tale?

Anne Sayer learned long ago that fairy tales don''t come true. Connor Emory was the "prince" of a rich and powerful family and she was the "hired help," and for one glorious Maine summer, it was heaven. But evil stepmothers do exist, so Anne''s "happily-ever-after" -- wasn''t. Dashing, charismatic, and successful, Connor never understood what happened all those years ago, but he''s sure now it was for the best. As the reigning heir to the family estate, he returns to Candlewick Island for one reason only: to sell the cursed castle where his heart was broken and dismiss from his life the woman responsible. But Anne, now more beautiful and confident than ever, no longer fits his memory -- and Connor is intrigued. But enough so to risk his heart again? A long way from the girl she had been, Anne knows what she wants. Armed with a scheme to save the estate and aided by a houseful of eccentric cohorts, this "Cinderella" intends to win back her prince. Because the glass slipper that would never have fit a decade ago is the perfect size now ...

Love Is for Losers Or so Laurel Kane believes. After wasting too many years looking for "the One," the attractive, level-headed journalist for the Washington tabloid DC Scene is convinced that mad, passionate, crazy love is an impossibility past thirty. A practical, sensible system''s the only way to choose a spouse. And she''s willing to argue her theory with anyone -- including the criminally gorgeous coffee guy, Joe, who supplies her with her daily caffeine fix. It turns out Joe has strong opinions of his own on the subject, and Laurel figures her readers might enjoy sharing their fiery exchanges of ideas. But once the coffee cart debates become the hottest thing in print, Laurel finds herself in hot water -- because sexy Joe is suddenly determined to prove to her that head-spinning, knees-weakening love is possible. And in this particular battle of the sexes, the loser might actually win . . . if she ends up losing her heart!

Not Looking For Mr. Right? Dr. Delaney Poole thinks Harp Cove, Maine, will be the perfect place to settle down and raise her infant daughter -- though she can''t say why. Something wonderful happened in this charming, two-spotlight coastal town on a previous summer night, when a sexy stranger stole his way briefly into her heart and then moved on. But now single-mom Delaney has to invent a husband in order to deflect small town gossip -- buying masculine clothing that no one will ever wear, framing pictures she''s cut from magazine. Her foolproof plan has one small glitch, however: her one-time mystery man is Delaney''s new landlord! Jack Shepard never dreamed he''d see Delaney again -- and he doesn''t believe for one minute her cockamamie story about a husband! While he''s exploring the leaks in Delaney''s bathroom -- and in her alleged "marriage" -- he''s trying desperately to get her to admit that they share something special. But when the truth does come out, can Jack and Delaney deal with the passionate consequence?

Lily Tyler''s very interested in her sexy new neighbor, private jet pilot Brady Cole. Brady could really go for smart, gorgeous Lily. The fire that''s generated whenever they''re together isn''t just chemical . . . it''s nuclear!But then there''s Doug . . . The real ruler of the roost—Lily''s noisy, nasty, match-mauling pooch—Doug likes to greet anyone he dislikes with yaps, nips, and very unpleasant surprises. And Doug does not like Brady. (Doug, in fact, doesn''t like anybody—except Lily, of course. And, oddly enough, the squeaky clean, partner-track attorney whom Lily''s domineering dad would love for his dutiful daughter to marry.) Brady''s no canine fan to begin with—and Doug''s the devil-dog incarnate! But Lily could never get serious with anyone who doesn''t click with her precious puppy—so Brady''s going to need a lot more than great looks, smooth charm, and hot passion to get himself out of the doghouse and into Lily''s life!

With a thriving business and a stalled personal life, Shelby Manning never figured her life was any worse--or better--than the norm. Then a late-night stroll through a Civil War battlefield park led her to a most intriguing stranger. Bloody, confused, and dressed in Union blue, he insisted he had just come from the Battle of Fredericksburg--more than 100 years in the past.

Penelope Porter longed for a baby. But now that her marriage is over, she''s turned to the next best thing—a cute, cuddly puppy. Mr. Darcy''s an absolute sweetheart, but he could use a stint in obedience school. He keeps sneaking over to the shop across the street, the one owned by Baltimore bad boy Dylan Mersey. Not that Penelope minds having to fetch her dog from his handsome new friend . . . Mr. Darcy? Only a high-society hottie would name a mischievous pooch after a romantic hero. No, to Dylan this pup''s name is Bonsai . . . and his owner''s impossible to resist. Dylan''s more rough-and-tumble than refined, but he''s about to prove he''s exactly what Penelope needs to forget her heartless ex. Soon things are heating up between proper Penelope and dangerous Dylan as they learn that misbehaving isn''t just fun for the dog. What Penelope considers unsuitable quickly becomes unstoppable, and she discovers that true love truly is worth the risk.

Keenan James has made a career out of teaching women what men really want. He hosts a weekly roundtable, where he offers advice to the love-lorn, and now he''s even been tapped to write a book—though he''s never been able to commit to just one girl. Unfortunately, he''s recently been saddled with his mom''s irrepressible pooch, a golden doodle named Barbra Streisand, and his publisher has saddled him with a co-writer—a shy psychologist named Tory Hoffstra, who''s determined to keep him on a short leash. Suspecting that Keenan''s nothing but a hound, Tory joins the round-table under an alias. She''s shocked that he''s more than just a smooth-talking seducer . . . and that he''s even more gorgeous than she had heard. As for Keenan, before long he finds himself warming up to Barbra the dog and feeling the heat with Tory . . . and learning that not even his own advice could have prepared him for finally falling in love.

Traces the Right to Die movement from its emergence in the 1930s to its present activities, with special attention to the Hemlock Society, Compassion in Dying and the countermovement group Not Dead Yet, which actively opposes physician-assisted suicides. The Social Movements Past And Present Series offers thorough analyses of the ideas and actions that have changed the way Americans think and live. Each volume is written by a specialist drawing on the insights and methodologies of history, sociology, and political science.

Emma Davenport hated Yankess, William Darcy in particular. Years ago, the Richmond belle had promised Darcy her hand--until he gave his loyalty to the Northern cause. Then Emma resolved to barricade the handsome devil from her life forever. Now Emma is on a mission to smuggle medical supplies for the wounded Confederates, and she must confront Darcy and his passionate embrace once again.

Sweet and uplifting stories that will warm even the coldest of hearts from three of Leisure''s most talented writers.

Set in Venice after the Napoleonic Wars, these delightful stories combine a delicious wittiness with the highly charged backdrop of Carnival. Deauxville, a "Romantic Times" award-winner with more than 25 books, is joined by Elaine Fox, Linda Jones, and Sharon Pisacreta.

Planted at the scene of every crime, white roses are the trademark of a devious criminal. A jewel thief is stalking London, and Lord Nicholas Grey is certain the thief is his cousin and enemy, Lord Edward Turner. Determined to capture the daring burglar, the Marquess hunts his prey, only to find himself distracted by a pair of rich brown eyes and an enchanting smile belonging to Margaret Alston, a woman with a vow to destroy Turner, the man who had tried to ruin her.

When proper Ava Moreland first sees drifter Joshua Angell in a Missouri jail, she knows that he is the one to save her sister from a ruined reputation and a fatherless child. But she needs Angell to fool New York society into thinking he''s the ideal husband and only Ava can teach him how. But what starts as simple lessons in etiquette soon become smoldering lessons of love.

Melisande knows what she wants, and from the minute she lay eyes on Flynn Patrick she knows he''s the man of her dreams. But he''s not an aristocrat, therefore not a fitting match. He claims he''s from another time. Then, though she believes no one could mistake the Yankee for an English gentleman, the Duke of Merestun swears that Flynn is his long-lost brother. Suddenly, Flynn seems a prince and all that Melisande desires lay within reach. But what is the truth?

The author of "Untamed Angel, Traveler" and "Hand and Heart of a Soldier" tells the story of an earl who loses his father and his memory in a terrible shipwreck. Intent on reclaiming his past and the home he no longer knows, the determined earl finds that every shadow hides a secret and every face a falsehood--until he finds the truth in the eyes, and the kiss, of the governess, Miss Travers.

A handsome rogue finds his promise never to marry sorely tested by a compelling young debutante. The book includes the first installment of "Lair of the Wolf, " Leisure''s new serialized romance.

Since the founding of the Bathurst Baptist Church in 1863 there have been huge changes in the social and economic life of the city of Bathurst.Through the years thousands of people have found a spiritual home with likeminded believers within the church family.This document is a tribute to the pastors and leaders of the congregation and to the many people who have committed themselves to serving the community, to preaching the Gospel, and to encouraging spiritual growth in those who have attended the church.In these pages you will read of a church started with just two members; of pastors who travelled long distances on horseback in surrounding districts to share the Gospel; of at least six church buildings being erected; of the ''Baptist'' subdivision at Eglinton; of a church building erected in a paddock; of a pastor who ministered in all three Bathurst church buildings; of men and women, boys and girls who put their faith in Jesus Christ as their Saviour and wanted to share that experience with their community.

This research project started off as an oral history of a pioneering District Nurse, who ended up as the first Senior Medical Socail Worker in Southland. But due to the effects of the aging process, the oral history turned into a research paper with its base coming from the interview that was undertaken. The information gathered for the research paper came from different techniques that included archival research, following a trail of people to talk to through the snowballing process, locating books no longer in publivation and sourcing published articles. While unable to give many specific dates, this report documents Miss Lilico''s achievemens. The services and resources that Miss Lilico took part in the process of developing and establishing, that still exists and is accepted as the basic standards in our society, are also discussed. This report also documents what history has been lost and how.