Laurie Lewis writes compelling historical fiction and women's fiction, often under the pen name L.C. Lewis. Her novels, frequently set against the backdrop of significant historical events like the War of 1812, delve into the intricate lives and destinies of her characters. Lewis excels at crafting immersive narratives that transport readers to different eras while exploring universal human experiences. Her distinctive style is marked by rich character development and a palpable evocation of historical atmosphere.
Avery's journey of self-discovery unfolds as she navigates the enchanting Ca d'Zan mansion and encounters its eccentric inhabitants. Through these experiences, she confronts buried truths about life, ultimately realizing that amidst chaos, there is room for laughter and love.
How does change take place in organizations? In this ground breaking new text, Lewis integrates major empirical, theoretical and conceptual approaches to help students understand how communication is central to organizational change.
Listening is presented as a crucial strategic tool for the success of modern organizations. The author provides practical methods for organizations to evaluate and enhance their listening capabilities, focusing on how they process and respond to information. This guide aims to empower organizations to harness the power of effective listening to drive strategic action and improve overall performance.
Big Apple Innovations That Changed the Nation and the World
Exploring a wide array of innovations and achievements, this book highlights over 300 unique firsts that originated in New York City, spanning various fields such as arts, sports, business, and social welfare. From significant inventions like air conditioning to quirky creations like cronuts, it captures the city's rich history of groundbreaking ideas and cultural contributions from colonial times to the present day.