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In a world where security concerns are becoming increasingly complex, ensuring the safety of your home and family has never been more crucial. "Home and Family Defense" is a comprehensive guide that empowers you with the knowledge and tools to create a secure haven for your family.Inside this book, you will find:Threat Assessment: Learn how to assess potential risks and vulnerabilities specific to your location and circumstances.Fortifying Your Home: Discover expert tips for fortifying your home against intruders, including practical advice on locks, doors, windows, and landscaping.Smart Home Security: Explore the latest advancements in smart technology and how they can enhance your home's security.Emergency Preparedness: Gain essential insights into creating a family emergency plan, stocking provisions, and handling crisis situations.Effective Communication: Understand the importance of clear communication within your family during emergencies and how it can mitigate panic.Self-Defense Techniques: Acquire basic self-defense skills that can be crucial in protecting yourself and your loved ones.Cybersecurity at Home: Learn about the potential cyber threats that can compromise your family's privacy and how to secure your digital presence.Child Safety: Get guidance on teaching your children about personal safety and establishing boundaries without causing unnecessary fear.Community Engagement: Discover how fostering strong relationships with neighbors and community members can contribute to a safer environment."Home and Family Defense" goes beyond the basics, providing you with a comprehensive roadmap to create a well-protected home and a united family, ready to face any challenges that may arise. Whether you're a new homeowner or someone looking to bolster their security measures, this book is an indispensable resource for safeguarding what matters most. Your home is your haven; let this guide help you make it a safe one.

Can fake dating turn into something more with a baby on the way? High-flying exec Lauren Kirkham is having a bad week. Unexpectedly pregnant, out of work and - when dumped by her boyfriend - with nowhere to live. She needs a respite, and so goes to visit her friend Anna in Polkerran for a short stay. Polkerran's local handyman Daniel Tremayne is busy building his own 'grand design' on one of the cove's cliffs. With the TV crew due to turn up to film, expecting a happy couple, he urgently needs a fake live-in girlfriend since he's also split with his ex. Can Lauren and Daniel solve their mutual dilemmas by joining forces, and if so, will their hearts emerge unscathed? A heartwarming and fun Cornish romance, perfect for fans of Cressida McLaughlin, Jessica Redland and Phillipa Ashley. Praise for Escape to Polkerran Point 'A beautiful read set in Cornwall. Lovely and feel-good read with a great ending' ¿¿¿¿¿ Reader review 'I love a sweet cozy romance and this book has all the perfect ingredients. I love how it has a fake dating trope... the gorgeous scenery and descriptions don't hurt either' ¿¿¿¿¿ Reader review 'I loved this second book in the Little Cornish Cove series. The characters are relatable and believable, the community spirit was wonderful and the descriptive writing was sublime' ¿¿¿¿¿ Reader review

We have all heard of how expensive it is, for housing....And especially in urban areas.Yet, some have found ways to make compromises and cut costs in either housing or what one might call "legal sleeping".This book seeks to discuss the ins and outs of time spent in a car, and the concept of homelessness, a term perhaps very confusing indeed.The author is a West Point graduate who spent a great deal of time in field duty in Germany, including time sleeping in an Abrahms tank and on a cot in the forests of Germany while on maneuvers. Yet at no time was he called "homeless"....This book hopes to take a fresh look at what some have called "living in a car", and the term "homelessness".For isn't a home, wherever we hang our hat, or moreover, wherever we sleep, especially, for more than an hour a day? And wherever we store our "stuff", a term from George Carlin?This book is very thought-provoking and has many great resources at the back, too.