Carole Sutton Libri

A gripping tale unfolds as Pug Germaine seeks the truth behind her husband's murder, which she believes is tied to a mysterious woman rather than the infamous Blood Opal curse. After a robbery goes awry, Pug becomes a target for ruthless criminals who suspect she knows the opal's location. Escaping on her boat with her dog, she finds herself pursued by multiple stalkers. As the danger escalates, detectives DI Ed Buchanan and Sergeant Kathryn Sinclair race against time to uncover the real threats before Pug becomes the next victim.

Taking a strengths-based approach, this book looks at ways practitioners can enhance children's wellbeing by identifying protective factors and positive ways of working with children and their families. Grounded in research yet accessible, the strategies presented will help to encourage positive behaviour and promote emotional and mental wellbeing.

Offering a comprehensive overview of social research principles and practices, this book caters to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. It encourages critical thinking among students, making it an appealing resource for lecturers aiming to engage their classes effectively.