A guide to the traditional home of Lake District climbing, in close proximity to the Wastwater Hotel. It describes many fine high mountain crags in superb locations. Major crags include Kern Knotts, The Napes including Napes Needle, Tophet Wall, Gable Crag, Boat How and Pillar Rock, plus other esoteric Ennerdale Crags. A wide range of routes and grades to suit all. Containing colour photo-topos and action shots throughout together with many fascinating historical photos from the FRCC archives.

In Rhetoric of the Protestant Sermon in America: The Pulpit at the Turn of the Millennium, ten scholars analyze notable sermons from the fifty-year span between 1965 and 2015, during which the Protestant sermon has undergone significant change in the United States. Contributors examine how this turbulent time period witnessed a variety of important shifts in the arguments, evidences, and rhetorical strategies employed by contemporary preachers. Because religious practice is inextricably tangled in the culture, politics, and economy of its historical situation, the public expression of a faith is certain to move with the times. In their treatment of race, sex, gender, class, and citizenship, sermons apply ancient texts to current events and controversies, often to revealing effect. This collection, thoughtfully edited by Eric C. Miller and Jonathan J. Edwards, demonstrates how the genre of the Protestant sermon has evolved-or resisted evolution-across the years. Scholars of religion, rhetoric, communication, sociology, and cultural studies will find this book particularly useful.

Beauty broke the spell by falling in love with the Beast, and they lived happily ever after. For Elise, her friends, her father, and every other citizen of Colmar, the story was a fairy tale created by the older generation to help little children sleep at night without fear. But, forty years after Belle and over sixty years after the curse, the legend becomes a haunting reality once again. Joined on one side by Marshall, who is possessively in love with her, and joined on the other side by her invalid friend Patric, who Elise feels she must protect, Elise never thought she would also befriend the prince and take her own place in the fairy tale. Unfortunately, the return of the Beast means more than finding beauty and love among ugliness and hate. The Beast has real-life consequences that result in misery, confusion, and suffering, and the return of the Beast means Elise must choose who and what she cares about most and must discover whether, like her predecessors, she can tame the Beast.

Rising Phoenix is the third book in the Visions of David Palmer series. After neutralizing David Palmer, Falin and the Brotherhood are preparing for the most destructive phase in their pursuit for ultimate power and world dominance. Destroying the world's economies and starting a world war that will leave freedom in shambles will also propel Falin to the position of global dictator. The only thing standing in Falin's way is the Alliance, and Falin has concocted a plan to remove that final obstacle. The hope of the world now hangs on whether David Palmer and Madlyn Walker can rise like a phoenix from the ashes.

When David Palmer graduated from high school, married his high school sweetheart, and enrolled in the University of Chicago with enough college credit to be a junior, he was well on his way to live the rest of his life in normalcy. Settling down, having three children, and earning a middle-class household income were all the adventure David wanted. In the wrong place at the wrong time, David becomes captive to a tragedy that steals any hope that he will lead a normal or quiet life. A victim of the latest public massacre, David is left in a coma for ten months, only to wake and find that the shooting has taken more from him than he imagined possible while leaving him with an epileptic disability. With everything taken from him, David resigns himself to a life with no purpose. At least, that is how he planned to live until he finds that, in place of what he has lost, he has been given a new gift - an extraordinary gift that provides him with visions of the future and compels him to pursue justice against those who altered his life. The Triangle is the first book in The Visions of David Palmer series.

Recoil is the second book in The Visions of David Palmer series, a multi-book series from Stephen Reid Andrews Six months have passed since David, Maddy, and Ridley defeated and exposed the domestic terrorist organization known as the Triangle. With the occasional help of David's brother, the league of friends have spent their time using the foreknowledge of David's visions to anonymously go about serving the desperate and destitute. Whether helping victim or potential perpetrator, their objective and ultimate satisfaction comes from using their limited resources and abilities to make the world around them a better place. Unknown to the trio, David's visions have routinely put the group at odds with some of the most powerful people in the world. Because they have disrupted evil too many times to be ignored, an organization much more dangerous and menacing than the Triangle is about to go hunting, and David Palmer is their target. Unfortunately, in the midst of the group's struggles, when David's visionary powers are needed most, David discovers that any help from his visions could also mean his death.

Thomas' life was seemingly perfect. His father was someone he loved and respected, he had a family that cared deeply for him, and he had a friend to whom he could look for guidance. Most perfect of all, Thomas' best friend was also the love of his life, Mary Lyte, who he planned to one day marry. Unfortunately, when his father refuses to accept a call from the Prophet and is subsequently excommunicated from the Church, Thomas finds his perfect life suddenly spiraling out of control. Confused at the happenings and torn between following the father he loved and holding on to the life he once had, Thomas makes choices which lead him to suffering. Eventually, Thomas becomes entangled in an evil plan which he does not understand and which he does not expect to escalate into the tragedy it becomes. Unlike Andrews' other works which are intended for general audiences, Raising the Barn is intended for those who enjoy reading LDS religious fiction or who enjoy fiction and have a basic understanding of the LDS religion.

The Triangle, Recoil and Rising Phoenix are the first three books in the Visions of David Palmer series. Together in one volume for the first time, these three books by Stephen Reid Andrews will keep you turning the pages. The Triangle: When David Palmer graduated from high school, married his high school sweetheart, and enrolled in the University of Chicago with enough college credit to be a junior, he was well on his way to live the rest of his life in normalcy. Settling down, having three children, and earning a middle-class household income were all the adventure David wanted. In the wrong place at the wrong time, David becomes captive to a tragedy that steals any hope that he will lead a normal or quiet life. A victim of the latest public massacre, David is left in a coma for ten months, only to wake and find that the shooting has taken more from him than he imagined possible while leaving him with an epileptic disability. With everything taken from him, David resigns himself to a life with no purpose. At least, that is how he planned to live until he finds that, in place of what he has lost, he has been given a new gift - an extraordinary gift that compels him to pursue justice against those who altered his life. Recoil: Six months have passed since David, Maddy, and Ridley defeated and exposed the domestic terrorist organization known as the Triangle. With the occasional help of David's brother, the league of friends have spent their time using the foreknowledge of David's visions to anonymously go about serving the desperate and destitute. Whether helping victim or potential perpetrator, their objective and ultimate satisfaction comes from using their limited resources and abilities to make the world around them a better place. Unknown to the trio, David's visions have routinely put the group at odds with some of the most powerful people in the world. Because they have disrupted evil too many times to be ignored, an organization much more dangerous and menacing than the Triangle is about to go hunting, and David Palmer is their target. Unfortunately, in the midst of the group's struggles, when David's visionary powers are needed most, David discovers that any help from his visions could also mean his death. Rising Phoenix: After neutralizing David Palmer, Falin and the Brotherhood are preparing for the most destructive phase in their pursuit for ultimate power and world dominance. Destroying the world's economies and starting a world war that will leave freedom in shambles will also propel Falin to the position of global dictator. The only thing standing in Falin's way is the Alliance, and Falin has concocted a plan to remove that final obstacle. The hope of the world now hangs on whether David Palmer and Madlyn Walker can rise like a phoenix from the ashes.