John Stuart Livres

Living lives of quiet affluence in a historic, suburban Boston town, Gavin and Lisa Brinkley had no idea how quickly and decisively their lives, and those of their two young daughters, could be upended. A series of events - a mysterious break-in at their home, some menacing tailgating on the highway from Boston, a startling visit from an F.B.I. agent warning of an imminent kidnapping attempt - leads to the family's abrupt uprooting from its comfortable existence into a terrifying new existence on the run, under new identities. This taut thriller by a father-daughter team follows the eleven-year odyssey of an American family on the run, in hiding through the mountain states of the American west, where survival skills and living off the grid are paramount, but so are friendship, cooperation, and resilience. The enemy, always lurking just out of sight, is a foreign cyber-criminal enterprise that launches breathtaking assaults on the American banking system and physical infrastructure, but the Brinkleys also know that the threat is deeply personal, reaching ever closer to them from the shadows of the past. At the same time, Gavin and Lisa discover the perils of wandering too close to the edges of the dark side, in the murky world of cyber-security. A compelling story of suspense and treachery, HIDING IN SUNSHINE is also a celebration of a family's abiding love and courage -- and a young girl's faith in the triumph of the truth.

This volume is a scholarly masterpiece that sheds new light on the life of Mary Queen of Scots. Focusing on her time in France, Stuart's research has uncovered previously unknown documents that reveal the young queen's character, her relationships with family and friends, and her interactions with the French court. A must-read for history buffs and anyone interested in the Tudor era.

This book is a comprehensive record of the exchequer rolls of Scotland for the period between 1543 and 1556. It provides detailed information on the collection and expenditure of revenues by the Scottish government during this period. The book features a wealth of historical and cultural information on Scotland, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the history and culture of Scotland.

For anyone interested in the history of Scotland, 'The Exchequer Rolls' is an essential resource. Volume 20 covers the years 1568-1579, a time of great upheaval and change in Scottish history. With its meticulous attention to detail and comprehensive coverage of Scottish government and society, this book is sure to captivate readers from start to finish.

A historical account of the services rendered by Dr. John Ratcliff to three noblewomen in seventeenth century England. Written by Gilbert Blakhal, the book provides insight into the medical practices and techniques of the time.

Discover the fascinating financial history of Scotland with this comprehensive collection of Exchequer Rolls from 1557-1567. Spanning the reigns of Mary, Queen of Scots and James VI, this volume offers a unique window into the economic and political landscape of pre-modern Scotland.