New Releases by Rebecca Hunter

A case of mistaken identity leads to disaster…or exquisite temptation? CEO Cameron Blackmore doesn’t need a PR expert from New York coming to clean up his reputation. The bodyguard/businessman is doing just fine running the Sydney branch of his father’s elite security company, and the division has flourished since Cameron took over. But the board demands his team clean up their act. Fine. They can keep up the great work—and keep their sex lives out of the papers. For the next two weeks, Cameron will be on his best behavior. So why not indulge in a wild night of freedom with the gorgeous brunette he spots at a bar? Their no-names, strangers-in-lust, incredibly hot one-night stand leaves him reeling… And then she shows up at his office the next day! Cameron assumed from her name that the board was sending a man. But Jackson McAllister is all woman! She’s sinfully sexy, smart…and totally off-limits. Now they must keep their hands off each other while she shadows him and makes her report. But with Jackson watching his every move in the boardroom, can they forget their time in the bedroom? Discover more gorgeous alpha bodyguards and the fearless women who claim their hearts in the Blackmore, Inc. series by Rebecca Hunter… Best Laid Plans: A Steamy Workplace Romance Playing with Fire: A Scorching Hot Romance Baring it All: A Holiday Fling Romance Hotter on Ice: A Scorching Hot Romance Sexy. Passionate. Bold. Discover Harlequin Dare, a new line of fun, edgy and sexually explicit romances for the fearless female.

Book #2 in the Nordic Nights series, the continuation of Niklas and Caroline''s adventure Hawaii. San Francisco. And now we''re back in Detroit. Both of us face turning points in our lives, and familiar territory opens old wounds we can no longer avoid. Niklas has a shot at rejoining the Red Wings, but at what price? I left Detroit after putting off my own dreams for too long. Does a commitment to Niklas mean I''ll have to set aside my dreams again? Can we learn to read the maps of each other''s hearts?

Discusses a typical day in the life of a recycling officer.

This series looks at the important environmental issues facing the world today. Rising pollution, an expanding population, increasingly scarce natural resources, and the risk of global warming, all threaten our planet. Each book in the Eco Alert! series has feature boxes highlighting areas of special interest and suggestions as to how readers can help reduce the problems. Energy Supply examines the growing demand for energy by an ever-increasing world population. Where does most of our energy come from? Why might energy resources run out? What is renewable energy? How can we produce enough energy for the future? Book jacket.

WATER SPORTS & RECREATIONS. Simple introductions to popular school sports for children just starting to play them formally.

Discover all the basic skills to the game of netball, from moves to tactics. Learn how to pass and catch the ball, how to shoot goals and how to become part of a winning team by perfecting your teamwork skills.

Angela Davies explains what going shopping in the 1940''s was like in the village of Burley Gate, Herefordshire. Includes notes for teachers with activities and cross curricular work. Suggested level: junior, primary.

Here, a grandmother tells us what it was like growing up during the war. The book includes gas masks, bomb shelters, evacuation, and the blitz.

EARLY LEARNING / EARLY LEARNING CONCEPTS. "Our Helpers" is a wonderful new series of books explaining the roles of different people who help us everyday in the community. Each book is based on a real person as the reader follows them through a typical day at work - what they do, why, and what people they encounter. We find out the hours they work, what happens at lunchtime, the equipment they use, and what they like about their jobs.Specially commissioned photography and clear text make the books friendly and accessible to young readers, making this a perfect series for introducing pre-school children to what goes on in the world around them, and how different people contribute in different ways. Ages 5+.

This title is part of a series explaining the roles of different people who help us every day in the community. Each book is based on a real person as the reader follows them through a typical day at work - what they do, and what people they encounter.

A very simple look at some of the things veterinarians do to help animals.

Part of a series introducing science topics to KS2/3 level students. Features include ''Key Facts'' panels summarizing important points, the inclusion of simple experiments to illustrate points where appropriate and the use of carefully selected photographs.

A clear and straightforward introduction to science topics.

A collection of 90 readers aimed at students aged 7-17 learning English as an additional language, or those who would like extra support with their reading. Levelled into bands of Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced, these readers are categorised into three strands: fiction, non-fiction and science.

This title is part of a series of books explaining the roles of different people who help us everyday in the community. Each book is based on a real person that the reader follows them through a typical day at work. We learn about what they do, who they interact with, the equipment they use, and what they like about their jobs. Specially commissioned photography and clear text make the books friendly and accessible to young readers, making this a perfect series for introducing children to what goes on in the world around them, and how different people contribute to our society in different ways.

The facts about Habitats investigates the diversity of the world''s habitats. What does a community of animals and plants need to survive? What is a food chain? Why are many habitats threatened today, and what can we do to help save them? These questions and many more are answered in this book. Book jacket.

One of a series providing an introduction to science, this book offers six easy and intriguing projects that illustrate important principles and spark discovery-based learning. The series covers core topics of Key Stage 2 Science.

Each title in this series has been carefully planned to show a child responding to a real life situation exploring both their worries and their excitement. Specially commissioned photographs take the reader through the narrative giving lots of opportunities for sharing and discussing experiences.

First Times explores exciting and memorable first events in young children''s lives. Each title has been carefully planned to show a child responding to a real life situation exploring both their worries and their excitement. Specially commissioned photographs take the reader though the narrative giving lots of opportunities for sharing and discussing experiences. Two levels of text offer the chance for young children to join in if they can at either level or simply to enjoy looking at the pictures. Notes for Teachers and Parents provide invaluable support and provide further information about how to deal with these first experiences.

Illustrated with artwork and photographs, the books that comprise the ''Discovering Geography'' series are written for children in the primary school age group. Each title introduces basic geography topics and includes several activities and experiments for children to carry out.

This book features interviews with four people from different walks of life - rich, poor, urban and country dwellers - who grew up during the 1960s. Their memories and reflections combined with historical information will give a real picture of what life was like as a child during the era of the Swinging Sixties: prosperity, changes in fashion and the Beatles; what their homes were like; what games they played; where they went to school and how they travelled around. The book is illustrated with evocative photographs supplied by the contributors themselves, supplemented by more general photos, posters and artefacts from the time. Complete with glossary and index.

Describes common rocks and minerals, how fossils form, and how to collect rocks and minerals. Includes projects.

Presents a journey through the solar system, describing the characteristics of the sun, moon, and planets. Includes simple experiments and projects. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.

Describes earthquakes and volcanoes as well as their impact on people. Includes projects.

Based on the recollections of real people, this book describes what shops were like and how people shopped in 1940s Britain. Intended to fulfil the requirements of the Literacy Hour it uses autobiography, anecdotes and recounting of past experiences and events. There are photographs of contemporary people, places, artefacts and documents to encourage a broad investigative approach to history.