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Jessica Grayson
Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 24 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2019–2026, suosituimpiin kuuluu Building a Business Development Culture and Strategy. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
What does it take to develop and sustain a culture that values marketing, business development, and client care as shared responsibilities across the firm? Drawing on decades of experience advising law firm leaders, chief marketing officers, and partners, Building a Business Development Culture and Strategy provides senior management and practice leaders with actionable strategies for integrating business development into their organization's fabric. Through practical frameworks, candid interviews with firm chairs and CMOs, and real-world examples, the book shows how to empower professionals at every level to contribute to the firm's brand and growth. Not only does it demystify how a strong marketing culture is built – from leadership vision and governance to talent development, systems, and incentives – it helps readers understand how to do this in the context of complex, partnership-based environments. Now more than ever, firms are recognizing that isolated efforts, such as one-off trainings, CRM implementations, or inspirational retreats, won't transform behaviors. What's needed is a holistic approach driven from the top. This book fills that gap by offering managing partners, COOs, CMOs, and practice leaders a blueprint for building marketing cultures that align with firm strategy, reward collaboration, and sustain client loyalty.
Kyven & Grayce's story... Everyone fears the King of the Fae. Kyven is known as a fierce and powerful ruler, and now he desires to take me as his queen. Humans and Fae have been enemies for centuries. So when King Kyven asks my brother--the King--for my hand, to create an alliance, I can hardly refuse. Kyven claims I'm his Fated One--his A'lyra. He does not just want my hand, he wants my heart. The Fae King is far from what I expected, and I find myself drawn to him in ways that I do not fully understand. But I've been hurt before and, despite what I feel, I'm afraid to trust him with my heart. Kyven carries a dark secret, and I am determined to find out what it is. Now I find myself wondering: What does it mean to be Taken by the Fae King? **Each book in the Of Fate and Kings series can be read as a standalone romance, but it is recommended to read them in order to enhance the reading experience.**
Inspired by Red Riding Hood, a romantic fairy tale retelling... I'm the daughter of the human ambassador; I was never supposed to fall in love with the Wolf-Shifter Prince. Prince Malak of Winterhold was my childhood friend and my first and only love. But he is a Wolf-Shifter, and his father-the King-does not condone marriage between their kind and mine. When war breaks out between the human and Wolf-Shifter kingdoms, my family and I are forced to flee. Malak promised he would come for me when it was safe, but he never did. It has been three years since my heart was shattered, and on the eve of my arranged betrothal to another, Malak appears. He claims that I am his Fated One, and that the vows we made when we were younger mean that I am his. My betrothed is a powerful man, and when Malak abducts me from my engagement ball, a warrant is issued for his death. Forced to run, we have to make our way back to his kingdom. But there are many dangers along the way. And despite trying to keep my distance, the more time we spend together, I find myself drawn to him. Now, I find myself wondering: I know I can trust Malak with my life, but can I trust him with my heart? **Steamy content. Not a dark romance*** Each book in the Once Upon a Fairy Tale Romance series can be read as a standalone romance, but it is recommended to read them in order to enhance the reading experience.
Everyone fears the Dragons that live in the ice mountains, beyond the edge of our kingdom. Fierce creatures that can take the shape of a man or that of a terrifying beast. Accused of practicing witchcraft, I'm sentenced to death by my Uncle-the King. Tied to a stake and sentenced to burn, he offers me as sacrifice to the fierce Dragon King. The moment King Aurdyn arrives, he claims me as his. He rescues me from the flames and says that I am his T'kara-his Treasured One-bound to him by Fate. He is known as a terrible and bloodthirsty Dragon. None can stand against his wrath. Fire burns in his eyes when he looks upon me, and I find myself drawn to him in ways I do not fully understand. The more time we spend together, I begin to wonder: What does it mean to be Claimed by the fierce Dragon King? **Steamy content. Not a dark romance** **Each book in the Of Fate and Kings series can be read as a standalone romance, but it is recommended to read them in order to enhance the reading experience.**
Ever since he rescued me from my captors, Rokan has been by my side as my constant friend and protector. Gentle and kind, he's always going out of his way to spend time with me, making me smile and laugh. He's a good friend, but lately I suspect he wants something more. I can't deny the pull I feel toward him, but I'm not sure I'm ready to be his. Not after everything I've been through. The more time we spend together, I begin to wonder: what would it be like if I allowed myself to explore these feelings I have for my protector? ***This is book 7 in the Ice World Warriors series.***
When I'm rescued from captivity by a fierce Dragon warrior, I am both grateful and wary. Ronin is a Commander in the Mosauran Empire, and his species is one of the most feared in thegalaxy. When we crash on an Ice World, he detects a faint signal, on the surface, from another Mosauran ship. As we search for his people, I cannot deny that I'm drawn to him. He vows he will protect me and keep me safe. He claims that I'm his Fated One-his Ashaya. The more time we spend together, I begin to fall for my fierce protector. And now I find myself wondering: What would it be like to be fated to a Dragon? Written by USA Today bestselling authors, Jessica Grayson and Aria Winter ***This story was previously a very short novella titled "Fated to a Dragon Warrior" but has now been expanded into a full-length novel***
Everyone fears the Dark Elf King. Varys is known as a fierce and lethal warrior; none can stand against his armies. When I'm captured by the Dark Elves and taken before their king, my first thought is of escape. The moment our eyes meet, King Varys claims I am his Fated One-his Khio'ri. Humans and Elves have been enemies for centuries, but his people believe that a soulbond woven by fate cannot be undone. I doubt he's ever going to let me go. But what does it mean to be Bound to the Dark Elf King? **Each book in the Of Fate and Kings series can be read as a standalone romance, but it is recommended to read them in order to enhance the reading experience.** USA Today Bestselling author Jessica Grayson
Inspired by the Snow Queen, a romantic fairy tale retelling... When my father made a deal to keep his throne, I did not know I was part of the bargain. I'm given in marriage to King Henrick--the fierce Bear King of the North. He tells me he can offer me everything but love. When I find out that his heart was frozen--cursed by the Ice Queen, I'm determined to help him. Now, I must find a way to thaw the ice around his heart.
When we crashed on an ice world, I killed my A'kai master. With few supplies and no food, I decide to take shelter in an nearby cave to wait out a snowstorm. As soon as I enter, a low growl tells me that I'm not alone. Luken is a wolf shifter, and the alpha of his Lycaon Clan. The moment his eyes meet mine, he claims I'm his fated one--his Akima. I can't deny the pull I feel toward him, but I'm not sure I'm ready to be his. Not after everything I've been through. The more time we spend together, I begin to wonder: what would it be like to be fated to a wolf?
When we crashed on an ice planet, my A'kai master drank of my blood to survive. We find a settlement of his people; they've been stranded here too, for the past five years. Bound and thrown in a cage, I've all but given up hope of rescue until one of the A'kai guards takes pity on me. Defying his people and his Commander, Erolas helps me escape. With nowhere to run and enemies on all sides, we make our way across the ice and snow. His race are the inspiration for the ancient Earth Vampire myths. He claims I'm his fated one--his Sy'nan--and that I can trust him. Even though he helped me escape, I'm still wary. His race are feared throughout the quadrant and known for their cruelty. But the more time we spend together, I cannot deny the pull I feel toward him. And despite my better judgment, I find myself wondering: what would it be like to be fated to my enemy?
Inspired by Snow White, a steamy fairy tale retelling... The Elves of Rivenyl have always been enemies of our kingdom. But on the eve of my twenty-third birthday, Prince Caelen of Rivenyl arrives. He asks for my hand, claiming he wants to forge a bond of peace between our people through marriage. I'm reluctant to marry him, but when someone sends an assassin to kill me, Caelen saves my life. With no one else to turn to, I'm forced to trust my new husband. The more time we spend together, I'm drawn to him in ways I do not understand. I know I can trust him with my life, but can I trust him with my heart?
As a Doctor in the Terran space program, I never expected to wake up in a cage. When I'm rescued by a handsome Aerilon Fae warrior, I am both grateful and wary. Al'aneo is a Prince of his people, and claims that I am his fated one. He wants forever with me, but I've been through so much. I know I can trust him with my life, but can I trust him with my heart?
***Attention The correct version of this ebook should have 41 Chapters + an Epilogue*** (If you have the wrong version, please go to "Content and Devices" on Amazon and the click on "Manage Digital Content." Then, click on "Update" next to the cover image. Thank you) When we crashed on an ice world, my master drank my blood so he could survive, leaving me near death. Rescued by a fierce Aerilon Fae warrior, he tells me that I am his fated one--his Al'essa. He and his people are stranded here too and surrounded by enemies. He's fiercely protective of me, and I cannot deny the pull I feel toward him. The more time we spend together, I can't help but wonder: what would it be like if I allowed myself to fall for him? Written by USA Today bestselling authors, Jessica Grayson and Aria Winter
Inspired by The Little Mermaid, a steamy fairy tale retelling... The Princess of Solwyck slayed a dragon and saved her Kingdom, but at great cost to herself. When I find her floating adrift in the sea and near death, I risk the wrath of my King to save her. She may not remember me, but I cannot forget her. I will do anything to have a chance to see her again... even if it involves making a deal with the sea witch.
When I went into cryosleep on the way from Mars to Earth, I never expected to wake up in a cage. When our captor's ship crashes on an ice world, I'm rescued by a fierce Mosauran Dragon warrior. He and his people are stranded here too, along with several other races-all of them enemies and each of them dangerous. Markus is the Commander of his people, and his species is one of the most feared in the galaxy. He claims that I'm his fated one-his Ashaya. He's fiercely protective and possessive of me, and I cannot deny that I'm drawn to him in ways I don't understand. The more time we spend together, I begin to wonder: what would it be like to be fated to a dragon?
When we crashed on an ice world, my A'kai master began feeding on me to survive. When I'm rescued by Commander Vorek, I am both grateful and wary. He and his people are stranded here too, and surrounded by enemies on all sides. Vorek claims I'm his fated one-his Si'an T'kara. The more time we spend together, I find myself falling for him. But Vorek carries a dark secret-his people are the inspiration for the ancient Earth Vampire myths. And now I find myself wondering: Can I love both the monster and the man?