Susan Tuttle has 4 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 2 narrators, with an average listener rating of 5★ across 1 ratings. The most-rated is PRINCE2 in Action: Project management in real terms.
PRINCE2 in Action: Project management in real terms
Summary
This step-by-step guide: Explains the principles of PRINCE2 in straightforward, manageable chunks Emphasizes how to apply PRINCE2 in practice, using real-life examples Was written by an experienced PRINCE2 practitioner and trainer, so you can be sure that the information is based upon approaches that work Gives clear explanations and practical illustrations in each section Explains how to effectively apply PRINCE2’s principles, themes and processes to your projects and other real-world scenarios Has been updated for PRINCE2 2017 A guide to effective project management This book will guide you through each step of your project, clearly defining the underlying principles that should be applied to every project, regardless of what is going on inside or outside the project environment. They are sound, proven rules, which can be used as markers on the way to project success. PRINCE2 is principle-based rather than prescriptive. The principles are: Universal in that they apply to every project Self-validating in that they have been proven in practice over many years Empowering because they give practitioners greater confidence and the ability to influence and shape how a project will be managed. Want your project to be effective, successful and profitable? Buy this audiobook and get sound, proven rules for effective project management.
©2018 IT Governance Publishing (P)2018 Storytec
Sins of the Past
Summary
Sabrina Compton's sheltered life is shattered when her beloved husband is brutally murdered. And though their home has been ransacked, nothing appears to be missing. Unable to face the memories the house holds, Sabrina flees to her great-grandmother's cottage on Gaffe Island, off the coast of South Carolina.
But the peace she tries to recover is crushed by the revelations of an intrusive FBI agent, and her life is forever altered by the weight of her husband's devastating betrayal. As a hurricane bears down on Gaffe Island, she discovers the killer is now after her.
Will Sabrina survive both the storm and the killer's rage? Will the presence of the FBI agent be enough to protect her? Or are the sins of her husband's past destined to destroy her, too?
©2014 Susan Tuttle (P)2017 Susan Tuttle
Proof of Identity
Summary
Danae Holloway, who suffers from strange, debilitating headaches, is arrested for the stabbing murder of a man she's neither heard of nor met. But the police have eyewitnesses who saw her leave the scene covered in blood, and her fingerprints are on the murder weapon. When legal aid lawyer Collin Montgomery succeeds in getting Danae released on bail, another murder occurs. Again her fingerprints are found at the scene and she has no alibi. Collin researches her background in a race to prove her innocence. But will the truth he uncovers only cement her guilt? Are the headaches making Danae do unspeakable things she cannot remember doing? Is the court-appointed psychiatrist working to help Danae, or does he have his own agenda? Most important of all, what happens when the facts and the truth don't agree? Just what constitutes proof of identity in a digital age?
©2014 Susan Tuttle (P)2016 Susan Tuttle
Piece by Piece
Summary
When high-school teacher Ken Reed meets a woman suffering from total amnesia who is terrified of getting help, he feels compelled to bring her into his home. He names her Julie and wants nothing more than to keep her protected and safe. But soon her troubling past begins to return in disjointed flashes of horrific memories. And people around Julie start to die. Is Julie simply the victim of a tragic accident, or did she have a hand in the terrifying events her memories uncover? Who wants Julie dead? And why is she so afraid of the police? Most importantly, what is left for Julie and Ken to hold onto when the past intrudes on the present, piece by terrifying piece?
©2015 Susan Tuttle (P)2020 Susan Tuttle