Home At Last by Laurie Campbell released on Feb 22, 2001 is available now for purchase.

Home At Last

Romance

Campbell, Laurie

Contemporary

Silhouette

His Brother's Baby

Literature & Fiction

Erotica

Wrong Twin, Right Man by Laurie Campbell released on Sep 24, 2004 is available now for purchase.

Wrong Twin, Right Man (Special Edition)

Harlequin Special Edition

Laurie Campbell was born a Mormon in Las Vegas in the 1960s, back when mobs rule but a family community sprouts up. She suffers sexual abuse and struggles with substance abuse as well as the conflict between her same-sex attractions and her LDS testimony. Add to that a host of other experiences that are equally compelling and faith-promoting. After choosing to sacrifice lesbian relationships for her religious convictions, she then falls in love with and marries a man, they have 3 children together, and they are still married 20 years later. If you experience any number of challenges to your faith, you’ll find this story to be helpful, inspirational, and tough to put down.

Reborn That Way

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

North Star Harbinger

A guide to photographic nature and bird in particular.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds: Guide to Bird & Nature Photography

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

David&Charles

Examining the range of cameras available, this book advises on the features and accessories which are most useful to both the snap-happy nature rambler or dedicated wildlife photographer. It explains the basics of using the equipment, more advanced and creative photographic techniques, and the field skills which are essential to putting all this knowledge effectively into practice. This includes knowing how to cope with adverse weather conditions, stalking or baiting your subject, remote control photography, and working from a vehicle. The author's own photographs illustrate the book throughout, including colour shots of wild flowers and butterflies, detailed close-ups, atmospheric landscapes, creative abstracts, dramatic black-and-whites, rare mammals, trees, rivers, fungi, and birds seen at rest and in flight. Laurie Campbell was "BBC Wildlife"'s Wildlife Photographer of the Year in 1992.

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Guide to Bird and Nature Photography

David & Charles, UK

The Wildlife Photographs of Laurie Campbell

Seven Hills Books

A collaboration between a photographer and writer who have each spent extensive time tracking and studying these magnificent birds. Scotland forms the backbone of this story which follows the golden eagle through each season of the year.

Golden Eagles

Science & Math

CAMPBELL

Dennis, Roy

Nature & Ecology

Baxter Colin Photography Ltd

A celebration of the return of the otter to the UK's rivers and freshwater wetlands after a drastic decline in the twentieth century. Ripples of excitement are spreading through Europe's rivers. A generation ago, otter watching was a wildlife highlight restricted to remote coastal areas--otter populations had been decimated over the previous century by pesticide poisoning and habitat disturbance. But recent decades have seen the positive effects of determined conservation efforts to clean up our waterways, and now otters are returning and spreading throughout their former habitats. One of the UK's leading natural history photographers, Laurie Campbell, was delighted to discover otters on the Tweed, a river he has known all his life and the discovery launched him on a quest to create a photographic account of the lives of freshwater otters. Two decades later, otter numbers have steadily increased, and new generations of otters in busier sites have become more confident around people, sometimes appearing in broad daylight. Laurie is dedicated to photographing wild creatures in their habitats and is acclaimed for his use of natural light and natural situations. Advances in technology have created cameras able to function in low levels of light, greatly enhancing the scope for photography at dawn and dusk, and his exquisite photographs reveal behavior and moments rarely captured by other nature photographers. In this beautiful photographic book, extended captions by Anna Levin recount Laurie's observations as he photographs otters through the changing seasons. Together they weave a wealth of information about otter biology, ecology and behavior into the story the pictures tell, set in the context of the river system itself and the other wildlife that shares the otters' habitat.

Ripples on the River: Celebrating the Return of the Otter

Levin, Anna

Bloomsbury Wildlife

For more than two decades, award-winning photographer Laurie Campbell has documented the lithe and elusive otters on the River Tweed and its tributaries near his Berwickshire home. The resulting photographs create an intimate portrait of the lives of the otters through the changing seasons, including their riverside habitat and the other wildlife that shares it. Writer Anna Levin sets this work in the context of Laurie’s own life as she accompanies him to the riverbank. Her notebooks offer a vivid glimpse of the photographer at work and of the otters that enchant them both. This beautiful book is lavishly illustrated throughout, divided into seasonal chapters and charts Laurie’s personal quest to capture these endearing creatures in their natural habitat. It also offers an insight into Laurie’s philosophy: to look closer to home, rather than further away, to connect with the natural environment.

Otters: Return to the River

Birlinn

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