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The Passenger

Genre: Fiction
Author: Lisa Lutz
Release: 2016-03-01
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 320
ISBN-10: 9781451686654

“A dead-serious thriller (with a funny bone)” (The New York Times Book Review), from the author of the New York Times bestselling Spellman Files series, comes the story of a woman who creates and sheds new identities as she crisscrosses the country to escape her past. Forty-eight hours after leaving her husband’s body at the base of the stairs, Tanya Dubois cashes in her credit cards, dyes her hair brown, demands a new name from a shadowy voice over the phone, and flees town. It’s not the first time. She meets Blue, a female bartender who recognizes the hunted look in a fugitive’s eyes and offers her a place to stay. With dwindling choices, Tanya-now-Amelia accepts. An uneasy―and dangerous―alliance is born. It’s almost impossible to live off the grid in the twenty-first century, but Amelia-now-Debra and Blue have the courage, the ingenuity, and the desperation, to try. Hopscotching from city to city, Debra especially is chased by a very dark secret. From heart-stopping escapes and devious deceptions, we are left to wonder…can she possibly outrun her past? The Passenger’s white-knuckled plot and unforeseeable twists make one thing for certain: the ride will leave you breathless. “When the answers finally come, they are juicy, complex, and unexpected. The satisfying conclusion will leave readers rethinking everything and immediately turning back to the first page to start again. Psychological suspense lovers will tear through this thriller” (Library Journal, starred review).

The Passenger

Genre: Fiction
Author: Martha Rose Warner
Release: 2014-03-27
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 234
ISBN-10: 9781493180035

Follow Kathleen Roush as she drives across the country, revisiting landmarks of her past and exploring how she arrived at this unsatisfied point in her life. Her adventure begins in Florida where she and her husband, Drummond, attend the college graduation of their twin children. Unwilling to remain a bridled passenger all the way back to Denver, she convinces her impatient husband to fly, allowing her to drive alone and encounter adventures that prove well beyond even her imagination. Her solo trip helps Kathleen examine who she is and determines what changes need to occur to enhance her happiness in the next chapter of her life.

The Passenger

Genre: Fiction
Author: Joie Lesin
Release: 2007-01
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 284
ISBN-10:

The musky scent of skin, a brush on the shoulder, a gust of bitter air. Warnings for Elizabeth that a spirit will soon seek her help to pass from this world to the next. Blessed (or cursed) with the ability to offer assistance, Elizabeth Reilly travels to the Clemente Vineyard to help the spirit of an old man find peace where his heart remains. There, a living man's wounded soul offers her the challenge of a lifetime.

The Passenger

Genre: Poetry
Author: Richard Froude
Release: 2011-12
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 104
ISBN-10: 9781908011381

Native Bristolian now living in Colorado, Richard Froude is The Passenger, serving up a unique collection of writings that navigates both duelling states and hybrid forms. This poetic map charts the space between continents, where tectonic shifting plates transliterate a new amalgamated psychic zone between the root and newly adopted margins. Froude's new/old world is peopled with dislocated figures in some absurd geo-spiritual collage. Following from his recently published Fabric, Froude continues to explore peculiar immigrant pathology on a journey that likely has no end. The Passenger is a two-part work, previously published as The Margaret Thatcher Trilogy (Catfish Press) and The History of Zero (Candle Aria Press). Of the former, Robb St. Lawrence wrote tellingly in Phoebe Literary Journal: "Froude's management of repeating themes, fugue-like in their harmonization, is powerful and suggestive. He extracts the certainties of voice from the declaratives he deploys and ultimately turns that certainty against itself. Froude's collection reads as the utterances of a speaker who dwells always in the midst of the words to which he is giving voice, head turning one way and then another, startled to catch them wavering as they float by, but utterly convinced of the seriousness of his operation."

The Passenger

Genre:
Author: Laurie Duggan
Release: 2011-05-14
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 128
ISBN-10: 9781458761040

The Passenger is a collection of poems that shows Duggan's continued interest in place and a marked tendency to memorialise; that is, a continued interest in ways of rendering the world and the world of experience as both present and as fragile. 'One of the most versatile, politically aware and entertaining poets in Australia. 'the ALS Gold Medal Judges' Report 'Duggan's technical and emotional range, his grasp of history and ability to let the record stand - all take on a richness and freshness rare in local poetry.'

The Passenger Has Gone Digital And Mobile

Genre: Technology & Engineering
Author: Nawal K. Taneja
Release: 2016-02-24
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 268
ISBN-10: 9781317021704

Technology is changing expectations in the airline industry. Passengers want to be in control, and they expect airlines to become solution providers and aggregators of value, to provide them with personalized services. Airline employees expect to be given the tools to do their jobs and to meet passenger expectations. Airline executives expect to make returns that are reasonable and relatively stable through business cycles. All of these expectations can be met by airlines through the effective and efficient leveraging of information and technology, to shift from being operations- and product-centric to becoming customer-centric and dramatically improving the overall passenger travel experience throughout the travel cycle. In this new book by world-renowned airline expert Nawal K. Taneja, the 7th in a series with Ashgate, the author explores and explains the game-changing opportunities presented to the industry by new-generation information and technology. He shows how information and technology can now drive, not just enable, an airline's strategy to become truly customer-centric at a personalized level, while at the same time enabling the operator to reduce costs, enhance revenues, reduce risks and become much more flexible and agile by better managing complexity.

The Passenger Train In The Motor Age

Genre: Buses
Author: Gregory Lee Thompson
Release: 1993-01-01
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 247
ISBN-10: 9780814206096

"In his insightful study, Gregory L. Thompson examines the demise of passenger trains and the rise of buses in California and demonstrates that railroad management's shortsighted response to the growing use of automobiles contributed to its own decline." "After peaking about 1910, the use of intercity passenger trains rapidly gave way to the onslaught of the automobile. For the next three decades, railroad managers tried, but failed, to adapt the passenger train to the new competition. Although previous studies have suggested that regulation and a conspiracy between rail and bus management played a significant role in the decline of the industry, Thompson reaches a different conclusion. Focusing on the California operations of two major railroads and the largest intercity bus company in the United States, he demonstrates that railroad management failed to accurately assess the demand for its service and the costs of providing it. According to Thompson, railroad management's faulty planning and its misleading accounting system eventually did the passenger train in, while superior corporate planning within bus companies led to their success." "Based on previously unseen data, The Passenger Train in the Motor Age offers an illuminating portrait of a critical time in railroad history."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

The Passenger

Genre: Poetry
Author: Samantha Robson
Release: 2007-09-01
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 56
ISBN-10: 9781847997876

The third release from British Author Samantha Eliza Robson. A personal collection of emotional poetry, art and photography. Full of unforgettable phrases and beautifully worded, The Passenger is a MUST for people who appreciate true talent.

The Passenger

Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels
Author: Christian Perrissin
Release: 2014-08-22
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 56
ISBN-10: 9781594654534

A contemporary "Heart of Darkness" recounting one woman's globe-spanning adventures in search of a long-lost brother.

The Passenger Pigeon

Genre: Nature
Author: Errol Fuller
Release: 2014-09-15
Format Book: PDF, ePUB & Audiobooks
Pages: 184
ISBN-10: 9781400852208

A haunting, beautifully illustrated memorial to this iconic extinct bird At the start of the nineteenth century, Passenger Pigeons were perhaps the most abundant birds on the planet, numbering literally in the billions. The flocks were so large and so dense that they blackened the skies, even blotting out the sun for days at a stretch. Yet by the end of the century, the most common bird in North America had vanished from the wild. In 1914, the last known representative of her species, Martha, died in a cage at the Cincinnati Zoo. This stunningly illustrated book tells the astonishing story of North America's Passenger Pigeon, a bird species that—like the Tyrannosaur, the Mammoth, and the Dodo—has become one of the great icons of extinction. Errol Fuller describes how these fast, agile, and handsomely plumaged birds were immortalized by the ornithologist and painter John James Audubon, and captured the imagination of writers such as James Fenimore Cooper, Henry David Thoreau, and Mark Twain. He shows how widespread deforestation, the demand for cheap and plentiful pigeon meat, and the indiscriminate killing of Passenger Pigeons for sport led to their catastrophic decline. Fuller provides an evocative memorial to a bird species that was once so important to the ecology of North America, and reminds us of just how fragile the natural world can be. Published in the centennial year of Martha’s death, The Passenger Pigeon features rare archival images as well as haunting photos of live birds.