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A veteran recruiter helps create a business plan for your career. Where’s Your Buffalo? is a career management guide for any age and any career stage. It’s a timely framework for finding, pursuing, and achieving employment that enables any reader to meet their professional and personal life goals. It’s a practical path to help readers choose a career, get the job they want, earn what they are worth, and do what they love (or at least genuinely like). Where’s Your Buffalo? shares the methodology that author Tom Johnston has developed over 35 years as a search consultant at some of the world’s most influential firms. This book will help readers identify their perfect career (their “Buffalo”) and chart a course to reach it, including how to: Better understand your skills and talents Articulate what is important to you in a job and why Identify industries that will support what is important to you Determine your target destination (we can adjust course as conditions change) Research and understand the companies that can provide you with a path Build a targeted network to help you along the way Learn how to hunt for the job you want Only 1% to 2% of people in the world will have the chance to be coached by an executive recruiter. Where’s Your Buffalo? is your chance.
In Jay Winthrop Allen's 'The Trail Boys of the Plains; Or, The Hunt for the Big Buffalo', readers are transported to the exciting world of the American frontier where a group of young boys embark on a thrilling adventure to hunt down a legendary buffalo. Allen's vivid descriptions and captivating storytelling immerse the reader in the rugged landscape and challenges of the wild west. Written in a style reminiscent of classic adventure novels, the book offers a glimpse into a bygone era while also entertaining with its action-packed plot. The book highlights themes of courage, friendship, and the untamed beauty of nature, making it a compelling read for both young and old alike. Jay Winthrop Allen's attention to detail and ability to weave an engaging narrative showcases his talent as a storyteller. Drawing inspiration from his own experiences exploring the western frontier, Allen brings authenticity and passion to his writing, creating a truly engrossing tale that resonates with readers of all ages. 'The Trail Boys of the Plains; Or, The Hunt for the Big Buffalo' comes highly recommended for anyone seeking an exhilarating adventure story that will transport them to a time and place filled with excitement and wonder.
Mountain Lion Charlie was a real person. Those few who were fortunate to know him and those who heard hand-me-down tales romanced his deeds unnecessarily. Charlie’s truths are more than sufficient. A mountain of a man, his life began in the late eighteen hundreds and extended through almost three quarters of the twentieth century. His is far different from the typical mountain man tales. There is little typicalness in Charlie’s story. Born in the wilderness, raised in the wilderness like no other, he became truly one with its wild inhabitants, his beloved mountains and above all their spirit. His personal unique existence abounded in adventure. A walking legend in elusive solitude that from the continent-long Rockies to the majestic High Sierra, inhospitable deserts and badlands to inaccessible mountain tops he mysteriously came and went, rarely retracing his steps. Stride for stride, mile by mile no man’s moccasin prints ever trekked more land or blazed new trails. This is his story, from birth to his disappearance.
Austin O’Malley doesn’t intend to stay for the wedding reception. He’ll watch the service and offer his congratulations before leaving. While he’s happy for his friend, he doesn’t want to bring down the spirits of the other guests with his dark attitude. Then he plans to head to his mountain retreat and enjoy a secluded vacation that’s been a long time coming. He needs the time to come to grips with the deaths of his two middle brothers as well as what he must do next—reach out to his estranged youngest brother with the news of what’s happened. All Austin’s plans change when the headiest aroma teases his nostrils while at the wedding. Sitting in the back, he doesn’t know where it’s coming from, making the ceremony the longest twenty minutes of his life. Afterward, he tracks the smell to a cute little twink with soulful brown eyes. A whispered question to a friend he’d seen talking to the man reveals his name is Pete Saugner, a councilman’s private mechanic. When Austin approaches Pete, he’s alarmed by the fear he spots in the much smaller man’s eyes. A fellow shifter shares what Pete’s scent should have told Austin. His mate is human, although he does know about paranormals. Can Austin figure out how to connect with Pete and keep him safe from a specter from his past?
The Civil War has just ended as a fervent interest in the exploration of fossils in the American West begins. Two paleontologistsOthniel Marsh of Yale College and Edward Cope of the Academy of Natural Sciencesare infected with fossil hunting fever. Eventually the antagonistic competitors publish their findings in scientific journals which instigates the Great Dinosaur Rush, also known as the Bone Wars. Jake Harding, a student at Yale, joins the 1870 scientific expedition to the West headed by Professor Marsh. Captivated by the wonders of the western frontier, Jake takes up permanent residence at a Wyoming ranch and soon meets Jen, a feisty frontier woman who steals his heart. While Jake faces the perils of challenging terrains, harsh weather, deadly encounters with bandits, and a skirmish with Indians as he feeds his fossil hunting addiction, he wonders about his competence as a student of paleontology and life. When tragedy strikes, Jake is left at the mercy of his memory as he attempts to recall his purpose and somehow find his way back home. In this historical adventure, an intelligent and determined 1870s fossil hunter journeys through the American West as he follows his dream to find romance and disaster.
A holidaying sports heroine crosses paths with a cheeky but charming cattleman, as they try to work their way out of a jam… An injured-world champion softballer, searching for a lost family connection, unexpectedly crosses paths with the cheeky but charming caretaker, Alex, on her Aunt’s outback farm. With Verily holidaying at the farmhouse, she’s a curveball Alex would love to catch—but she’s also a risk to his heart and homelife he’d rather avoid. But finding himself in a jam, Alex herds Verily into a wild scheme that could propel his dreams into fruition. Until a feud between old friends threatens to derail everything. With her return tickets booked, can Alex convince Verily to stay or will they find themselves on opposite sides of the globe forever? From dusty cattle stations to flourishing mango orchards, welcome to Elsie Creek, a sweet small town series set in a place where the summer never ends. *💎*Book II of the ELSIE CREEK SERIES can be enjoyed as a standalone*💎* voted FAVOURITE SMALL TOWN STORY for Australian Romance Readers Awards 2019/2020 finalist. "a beautiful story filled with emotion, romance and fun, the setting is just awesome" Team Romance Book Haven "filled with witty banter that had me laughing out loud" Contemporary Romance Reviews "a genuine & descriptive even detailed outback tale..." BookBub "I loved the characters...they were full-bodied, lifelike with real tangible personalities." Goodreads "The author paints an amazing picture of the outback with her words drawing you into the story..." "If you're fan of Aussie outback stories then you will enjoy this..." "The descriptions of the outback are so real, you would think you were in Australia yourself."
As the illegitimate daughter of the mythic bank robber Jesse James, Li'l Jessie grew up on tales of his daring adventures. The danger, the action...the money. But when her father dies, no one is left to carry on his place until Li'l Jessie comes along. With the other illegitimate children of Jesse James's gang, Li'l Jessie takes up her father's mantle and embarks on a life of gunslinging, bank robbing, and intrigue. Together, the gang of women takes on the Wild West, the US Marshals, and a dangerous group of bandits as they find love and acceptance in the hazardous West.
Award winning author James Duermeyer continues the saga of lawman Nathan Wolf in this exciting story of the old West. His story is set in the period following reconstruction in America’s history, when former Southern slaves migrated to Kansas to pursue the dream of owning their own land. But the reputation of “bloody Kansas” was still alive, with disreputable outlaws creating evil havoc in this gripping novel of the old West. Nathan Wolf has moved from Iowa to southeast Kansas to become a U.S. Marshal and marry the beautiful and indomitable Claire May. Barely into the job, Marshal Wolf is confronted with multiple crimes. Are they connected? Cattle rustling, extortion, bank robbery, and a twenty-year-old cold case murder of two black settlers keep Wolf and the reader guessing. As if that was not enough to hand to the lawman, a kidnapping is thrown into the mix for good measure. Wolf, a lawman of strong character, investigative skills, and intuition, must dig to the bottom of the crimes while narrowly escaping the attempts on his life and the lives of his new wife and family at the hands of a ruthless gang. Singing Creek is the second book in the Nathan Wolf series, following Trail of the Outlaw.