Extreme Exposure

Extreme Exposure presents extensive excerpts from the works of more than 50 solo writer/performers, along with prefatory notes to each extract.

Sparks fly when a hardboiled reporter meets a handsome senator. But a political scandal—and attempts on her life—could drive them apart. Or maybe adversity could draw them into a bond even more intense than their steamy sexual embraces.

Sparks fly when a hardboiled reporter meets a handsome senator. But a political scandal—and attempts on her life—could drive them apart. Or maybe adversity could draw them into a bond even more intense than their steamy sexual embraces.

Natures deadly beauty isn't the only danger on Whiskey Mountain. There's also a killer who'll risk everything to stop Holly and Oliver. When the helicopter crashed and I fell into an icy crevasse, I expected to die. I didn’t expect to find two bodies frozen in the ice. I lost my fiancé in that accident, and I spent months in a coma as the doctors put my broken body back together. Even worse though, nobody believed me about the frozen couple entombed in the ice. But a killer will do anything to keep his murders as cold cases, so I have to find out the truth about those bodies. Battling my scars and my pathetic endurance abilities, I enlisted the help of a rock-climbing expert with rippling abs and a killer sense of humor who takes me on as his pet project. With his hands-on guidance, we hiked up the treacherous mountain where I had nearly died. I expected it to be damn hard. I expected to have a killer on our heels. I never expected to fall in love. And now I’m risking his life in my deadly quest for answers. ⭐Opposites attract ⭐Friends to Lovers ⭐Buried Secrets ⭐Fiesty scarred heroine ⭐Rugged, mischievous hero ⭐Deadly quest for answers ⭐Race against time Extreme Limit is a friends to lovers, quest for answers, stand-alone romance, set high in the Canadian rockies where secrets are buried very deep, featuring a feisty heroine who doesn't know when to quit, and the rugged-yet-mischievous hero who steals her heart. Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime, with a happily ever after guaranteed.

A guide to creating high-impact photography by adjusting aperture and shutter speed that covers technical considerations, ultra-long and ultra-short shutter speeds, and ultra-wide and ultra-small apertures and provides sample photographs.

Exposure Digital Field Guide, Borders Edition is a condensed e-book version of the printed book Exposure Digital Field Guide. It walks you through the basics of good exposure, achieved by adjusting ISO, aperture, and shutter speed in different combinations to create the perfect image. Then it shows you how to achieve perfectly exposed portraits, event and action shots, nature images, and nighttime photos.

For generations of adventurers, Mount Everest and the world's greatest peaks have provided the ultimate testing ground for resolute men and women. So why climb? David Breashears answers this question with an intimate look at his life.

Nicky Bosko barely remembers the mother who abandoned her twenty years ago. But when her mother's long-buried remains are discovered, the authorities suspect murder-and turn to Nicky for help. Putting her trust in the magnetic detective who wants to explore her memories of the past, Nicky is desperate to learn the truth. Cullen Fraser knows the odds against solving a case as cold as this one. Yet the brutal killing of a woman deserves justice. As he begins to unravel a web of lies, it becomes clear that Nicky is in danger and that his need to protect her goes far beyond duty. But before he can even think of a future with her, he must keep her safe from the betrayals of her past . . .

Extreme weather and climate events, interacting with exposed and vulnerable human and natural systems, can lead to disasters. This Special Report explores the social as well as physical dimensions of weather- and climate-related disasters, considering opportunities for managing risks at local to international scales. SREX was approved and accepted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on 18 November 2011 in Kampala, Uganda.