Comprehensively explore topics and help students visualise and appreciate chemistry within the Caribbean context as they prepare for the CSEC (R) Examination. - Engage students with full colour design, colour photographs, clear diagrams and illustrations. - Reinforce and consolidate learning with end of chapter questions and practice exam questions. - Show relevance of Chemistry to everyday life with Caribbean and international examples. - Support SBA portion of the syllabus and offer new detailed content on metals and non-metals in the environment. - Extend learning with extra online resources for students and teachers.

Her Twin Baby Secret Therese Beharrie Could her biggest competition... ...become her babies' father? Independent businesswoman Alexa Moore has decided to start a longed-for family - by herself! Until she shares an earth-shattering kiss with business rival Benjamin Foster. now Alexa desires much more. But first she must confide in Benjamin - she's pregnant with twins! A Chance for the Rancher Brenda Harlen Cowboy and lover... or husband and daddy? Rancher Patrick Stafford is determined to show local vet and single mum Dr Brooke Langley how to have fun. Tempting her with a short-term fling. But the experienced bachelor makes a rookie mistake: He underestimates the power of a kiss.

His Princess by Christmas by Therese Beharrie When single mum... meets Crown Prince! Amari Hayes just knows that hiring the mysterious Kade will be nothing but trouble. But, with Christmas approaching, she needs the help-and there's something about the tall, dark and handsome guy that calls to her. Kade is running from something, a painful secret, and Amari knows that feeling all too well... After one incredible kiss Kade's secret is about to be revealed! Is Amari prepared for the royal consequences? Meet Me Under the Mistletoe by Brenda Harlen A Yuletide proposal With Christmas magic Haylee Gilmore always made practical decisions-except for one unforgettable night with Trevor Blake! Now she's expecting his baby, and he wants to do the right thing. But Haylee refuses to marry for duty-she wants his heart. Maybe, if Trevor can let go of his past, he'll find Haylee willing to accept his Yuletide proposal after all . . .

One unforgettable summer After years in foster care, Jo Conaill has never settled anywhere. Travelling to Ireland to claim a surprise inheritance - a castle! - is a chance to reconnect with her past. And when she's rescued by handsome landowner Finn, their sizzling chemistry is undeniable Readjusting to civilian life has been a struggle for former Army medic Avery Abbott. Home for two years she still struggles with her worsening PTSD. And then a shaggy mutt named Foggy - and devastatingly handsome dog trainer Isaac Meyer - change everything. Jacques Brookes wants the world to see the real him-the man behind the headlines. When he catches the eye of beautiful Lily Newman, he knows she could be just the woman to help him...

The earliest forms of baseball incorporated the defensive strategies and skills of protecting one's territory against others. The ancient arts of throwing (distance warfare), hitting (close quarters combat), and running (attack and retreat) were incorporated into the game. Early humans recognised the importance of the sun and knew that without it life would be doomed. They sought to placate the sun by respectfully deifying it. The sun was viewed as a living entity and which like every living being must also be in need of drink and food. The game developed under the early Celts/Druids served them as a means for military, religious, and social education. As the Celts/Druids came under the control of their Roman overlords, and later the Christian Church, their customs and practices, including their games, fell out of favour. Despite this persecution, some of their 'folk-games' survived the millennia and are known in recorded history under such innocuous names as 'stool-ball', 'tut-ball,' and 'base-ball.' Others such as the Teutonic and Scandinavian peoples added their contributions to early British traditions. The descendents of the Early British, despite the loss of their traditions and languages, were still able to connect with each other and enjoy themselves in their ancestral games. These variant games were taken to the New World where the accepted standardization of their various informal rules led to the rapid spread and development of the modern game of baseball.

BookBub Best Romances of the Second Half of 2022! BookPage Most Anticipated Fall 2022 Romance! Once haunted . . . Gemma Daniels has never been quite the "down to earth" woman her adoptive parents raised her to be. She even has a unique gift: she can see ghosts-and she likes helping them settle their unfinished business. But the hotter-than-hot stranger she impulsively kisses on a bet is not only a phantom, he's determined to help her. And the only way Gemma can explain his presence is to pretend they're a real-life couple. Twice shy . . . Levi Walker lived-and died-to save his sister. Now he's got a second chance at life if he assists Gemma in reuniting with her own long-lost sibling . . . and then never sees Gemma again. But as he starts to enjoy her irrepressible personality, he's finding it hard to abide by any rules at all . . .

Marrying His Runaway Heiress by Therese Beharrie A diamond isn't forever... until it's from the right man! For journalist Elena John, heading to Italy on assignment is her chance to avoid her impending arranged marriage. But Micah Williams, the star of her article, is nothing like the uptight tycoon she expected. Alone in Italy she falls under his charming spell. But can Micah offer a counter-proposal? Their Nine-Month Surprise by Laurel Greer She's determined to do it all by herself... but he'll do anything to earn her trust! Lachlan Reid never forgot his one magical night with Marisol Cardenas-nor will he now that she's pregnant! Lachlan has always wanted to be a dad and works tirelessly to make Marisol see his commitment. But can he convince marriage-shy Marisol to form the family of their dreams?