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Far From Home
Discover the heartwarming story of triumph over adversity from Sunday Times bestselling author, Val Wood, perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Dilly Court!She went looking for freedom, but will she find happines? hen Georgiana Gregory and her maid, Kitty, make the long sea journey from their native Hull for New York, they hope to begin a new life in the freedom of the newly-formed United States of America. Georgiana wants to escape from the confines of English life, and to savour a land of emancipation and opportunity. But in New York, she encounters a man passing himself off as a local mill-owner's son, Edward, who has abandoned Georgiana's sister and fled to America. Georgiana recognises the man standing before her as Edward's valet Robert - Edward himself appears to have vanished. As Georgiana and Kitty pursue the adventures of the frontier, and Edward tries to flee his enemies, the dangers of this new country seem too much to cope with. Readers LOVE Val Wood:'A heart-warming story filled with compelling action' Rosie Goodwin'Hull's answer to Catherine Cookson' BBC Radio 4's Front Row'With fully developed characters and a compelling story, it's no wonder the author won the Catherine Cookson Prize for Fiction' Belfast Telegraph'Val Wood never fails to impress'? ?'An intriguing read from start to finish'? ?Thanks Val for the pleasure and emotions your books instil' ? ?
Crescendo
How far are you willing to go to get what you truly desir? t’s the summer of 1957 and Max, a piano prodigy, is on a sold-out concert tour. 'An enthralling literary symphony of ambition, desire and obsession' LAYNE FARGO'I couldn’t tear myself away' ERIN KELLYHis beautiful twin sister, Natasha, serves as his manager and minder. But despite Natasha’s careful planning, he begins, for the first time in his career, to make mistakes on stage. Upending his schedule to seek a cure in Paris, Max sets up the pair in the sprawling mansion of a handsome and wealthy count. But Henri is more than just a patron of the arts; he has also been – unknown to Max – Natasha’s lover. Freed from the familiar dynamic of manager and talent, Natasha’s simmering resentment and Max’s deep insecurity turn into a rivalry, as the two vie for Henri’s attention. While Henri woos Natasha in galleries and cafés during the day, it is Max’s playing that draws him from bed each night. As the twins compete, the fractures in their already vulnerable relationship start to show, with devastating consequences for both. 'Thrilling, claustrophobic, passionate' BRIDGET COLLINS'A riveting study in pressure - artistic, romantic and familial' LARA PRESCOTT'I devoured it' ANNA BAILEY'Sumptuous and intoxicating. . . a perfect summer read' RACHEL BLACKMORE‘Heady and intoxicating' KAT DUNN
Half Lives
No one can hurt you like a sister Growing up in 1970s Ghana, Evelyn and Maggie are two sides of the same coin. While reliable Evelyn is entrusted to support her struggling family, Maggie skips class to flirt with boys. Despite their differences, they’ve made a promise: one day they will escape to America, and start a new life together. Evelyn’s prospects transform when she marries Gus, a wealthy surgeon who already lives in New York, and quickly falls pregnant. Meanwhile, Maggie sees her prospects vanish when she realises she is also expecting, but without the crucial detail of a husband. When a terrible accident causes Evelyn to lose her unborn child, the answer seems simple, and Evelyn takes her sister’s unwanted baby to the States to raise as her own. But such an act has untold consequences for both sisters, and when one of them changes their mind, an impossible decision awaits. An emotional gut-punch of a novel, Half Lives is about the enduring power of love, and what it can withstand before it breaks.
The Sisters of Hope Square
From the bestselling author of The Bookshop Ladies, Faith Hogan, comes a wonderfully gripping and poignant story of two sisters and their family hotel on peaceful Pin Hill Island, once a thriving family business now struggling to survive. All Blythe Carney ever wanted was to become a hotelier and run her family’s business, the Hope Square Hotel. But fate, and her grandfather, intervened and it fell into her younger sister Rae’s lap, taking her dreams with it. Now Blythe owns Still Water House, the most exclusive guest house on Pin Hill Island, but she can’t help but feel she’s still not living the life she was meant to. Rae Johnson had no interest in taking over the hotel, her dreams lay elsewhere, but when she ended up with the family business her sister had set her heart on, her sense of duty to continue their family legacy with her husband was too strong to ignore. Now, fifteen years later, newly widowed Rae is struggling to keep the hotel afloat and she knows that selling it could be the final straw in her already fragile relationship with her sister. What do you do when your sister lives the life that you’d set your heart on? And when the perfect storm is brewing, surely, it’s time to put aside the jealousy and disappointment that can tear a family apart, and fight for the future you have always dreamed o? RAISE FOR FAITH HOGAN:'A beautiful, captivating and emotional story' - Kate Storey'A captivating read, written with warmth and elegance... the perfect escape!' - Evie Woods'This is an absolute beauty... a book that will stay with me for a very long time' - Sally Page'Prepare to get lost in this beautiful story, masterfully told' - Amanda Prowse'So wonderfully life affirming... I always wish I could live in Faith's books' - Dinah JefferiesREADERS LOVE THE SISTERS OF HOPE SQUARE:'A beautiful, uplifting story, great writing and full of interesting characters that you can resonate with' 5* NetGalley review'A captivating emotional journey, demonstrating how everyone’s emotions and actions can influence other people’s dreams' 5* NetGalley review'I recommend a box of tissues when you read this' 5* NetGalley review
Bane of Bernicia
PREORDER BANE OF BERNICIA NOW - THE THRILLING NEW BERNICIA CHRONICLES ADVENTURE!Anglo-Saxon warlord Beobrand must navigate the caprices of kings as he fights for his honour and his life. The unmissable new Bernicia Chronicles novel from Matthew Harffy. Returning from a dangerous mission to Rome, warlord Beobrand looks forward to peace at home, but bloodshed remains his constant companion. While bringing criminals to justice Beobrand believes he has discovered a secret alliance between two of Bernicia's enemies: the Picts and the Mercians. He hastens to warn his king, but finds Oswiu distracted, preparing to marry his eldest son to the daughter of former adversary Penda of Mercia, who remains as slippery as ever. Dismayed, Beobrand finds himself blamed for breaking the truce with the Mercians, and must fight once more for his life. Worse, Penda insists on taking Oswiu's young son as a hostage. Beobrand is surprised when Queen Eanflad concocts a plot to rescue her son and orders him to take part. It will take all their guile to achieve their goal... and keep their heads, when half the kingdoms of Albion want Bernicia destroyed. A gripping Anglo-Saxon adventure perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell and David Gemmell. 'Beobrand is the warrior to follow' David Gilman
The Brethren: Fortunes of France 1
'Game of Thrones meets The Three Musketeers' Mariella Frostrup, BBC Radio 4'A lively adventure' Telegraph'France's modern Dumas' Sunday TimesTHE MILLION COPY BESTSELLERThe Périgord of sixteenth-century France is a wild region on the borders of royal authority - its steep, forested valleys roamed by brigands and divided by religious conflict.In this beautiful but dangerous country, two veterans of the French king's wars - The Brethren - come to build a prosperous community. But civil war looms, famine and plague stalk the land, and they must use all their wits to protect those they love.This exhilarating blend of adventure and romance became an instant classic on publication and has sold more than a million copies worldwide.Part of the Pushkin Press Classics series: timeless storytelling by icons of literature, hand picked from around the globe.TRANSLATED BY T. JEFFERSON KLINERobert Merle (1908-2004) was born in French Algeria, before moving to mainland France in 1918. Originally an English teacher, Merle served as an interpreter with British Expeditionary Force during the Second World War, and was captured by the German army at Dunkirk, the experience of which served as the basis for his Goncourt-prize-winning Weekend at Zuydcoote. His novel The Brethren became an international bestseller and has sold more than one million copies worldwide.
Secrets at the Dover Cafe
'Characters you'll come to love and a story that keeps you turning the page.' Rosie Goodwin THE SIXTH BOOK IN THE MUCH-LOVED DOVER CAFE WWII SAGA SERIESDover, January 1942 The war is closing in on every shore, and when Marge Atkinson is assigned to an elite group of Wrens, chosen to teach war games to naval officers, it seems like the perfect distraction from her heartbreak over Rodney Castle. Until she discovers who her new commanding officer is. Years ago, Captain Thomas Bennett destroyed her family, and now she vows to get her revenge - no matter the consequences. Meanwhile, at Castle's Café, Nellie is trapped in a dangerous bargain. Allowing Lou Carter to stash black-market contraband in her café basement seemed harmless enough at the time. But when a sinister man arrives, threatening her family and demanding she store some mysterious boxes, she has no choice but to agree. Because if she doesn't, her grandchildren could pay the price . . . Don't miss the seventh book in the Dover Cafe series, coming 2027. And the first five books in the Dover Cafe series, The Dover Cafe at War, The Dover Cafe on the Front Line, The Dover Cafe Under Fire, Return to the Dover Cafe and The Dover Cafe on Trial. All available now.
The Queen's Sister
A mother, a wife, a woman of substance... At nineteen, Elizabeth Seymour is already a mother, has been recently widowed, and seen her Queen, Anne Boleyn, lose her life. Against the wishes of her father, she heads North, away from Wulf Hall and the court in London to Yorkshire, determined to establish a new beginning as a landowner and business woman. As her family in Wiltshire curry favour with King Henry, aided by Thomas Cromwell, Elizabeth makes Kexby Manor her home, finding loyalty among her people there. Soon, news comes to Elizabeth of the King's desires for her sister, Jane and while her brother, Edward, encourages her own betrothal to Gregory Cromwell, son of Thomas. It is a happy second marriage for Elizabeth, but it brings unwanted involvement in the dark plots and secrecy of the court, while in the wider country, changes in religious practice threaten to alter the traditions and values of all she has known... THE QUEEN'S SISTER vividly imagines the story of the woman possibly portrayed in Hans Holbein's beautiful painting 'Portrait of a Lady,' and is a colourful, meticulously researched novel of Tudor life behind the scenes. What readers say about Carol McGrath's novels:'Another beautifully crafted, well-researched work of historical fiction from Carol McGrath''Brimming with intrigue, tension and adventure, The Lost Queen is a powerful Medieval tale full of atmosphere, danger and emotion and transports the reader to another world''The story of Matilda is strikingly brought to life with this beautiful written novel'
Girl in a Box
In early twentieth century Japan, women have few rights. Yet one precocious poet—a brooding daughter, locked in her room at night by protective parents—runs away from home to live a life of her choosing. She falls in love with a fellow poet and follows him across Siberia to Paris, where they witness the last days of the Belle Epoque. She perseveres through poverty, back-to-back pregnancies, infidelity, earthquake and fire, to become a name every Japanese schoolchild knows today as a pioneering feminist poet and the first person to translate the classical Tale of Genji into modern Japanese. In her single-minded dedication to her art, she inflicts wounds on a daughter that echo from her own childhood. She sets out to make amends, knowing it may be too late. Based on the life of poet Yosano Akiko (1878-1942) and filled with original translations of her poetry, Girl in a Box will ignite the discussion about the female artist’s challenge to create while juggling family, career, and personal freedom. Historical fiction at its best.
The Letter Carrier
What would happen if you finally met your soul mate - but they were married to someone els? HE SWEEPING INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER AND USA TODAY BESTSELLER'Ambition, forbidden love and great longing... A magnificent storyteller' Adriana Trigiani'[A] five-star read . . . If you love a family saga, sprinkled with historical fiction elements, and strong female protagonists, you need to read this book' theSkimmSalento, Italy, June 1934. A coach stops in the main square of Lizzanello, a tight-knit village where everyone knows each other. A couple gets off: The man, Carlo, a child of the South, is happy to be back home after a long time away; the woman, Anna his wife, is a stranger from the North. Carlo's brother is there to meet them, and he and everyone else can't help but notice that Anna is as beautiful as a Greek statue. But Anna is not like the other wives. She doesn't gossip or attend church. She reads books no one else has ever heard of. She even wears pants, just like a man, and thinks a woman should have rights just like a man. There aren't many options for a woman with Anna's sensibilities, so when she learns that the post office is hiring, she leaps at the opportunity. A female letter carrier? It is unthinkable. But Anna soon becomes the invisible thread connecting the town as she delivers letters between clandestine lovers, families waiting to hear news of loved ones away at war, even helping those who can't read. But for some in Lizzanello, letters come too little and too late. The seamstress, who was Carlo's first love, can't help but look at Anna as having taken her rightful place. Carlo's niece has put herself in a loveless marriage after an impetuous act of jealousy. And Carlo and his brother find themselves trying to cover up a recently unearthed surprise that could shatter all of their lives. 'Transportive, poignant, lush... Giannone brings the sun-soaked vineyards of southern Italy to life. At the beating heart of it all is Anna, the rule-breaking, big-hearted letter carrier' Juliet Grames'Weaving herself into the fabric of a southern Italian village during WWII, Anna challenges the status quo as the first female letter carrier in town' Barnes & Noble
Az áruló Boleyn
VIII. Henrik udvarában a király szeszélyének és a hatalmi játszmáknak kiszolgáltatott udvaroncok között a titkok a legértékesebb árucikkek.
Minden döntés veszélyes lehet, és a leghalkabb suttogás is megpecsételheti a királynők sorsát.
Jane Boleyn a Tudor-udvar egyik háttérembere, aki nagyon is jól eligazodik a politika labirintusában. Túlélésének záloga, hogy eljátssza a neki rendelt szerepeket: a kételyeit elrejtő feleséget, Boleyn Anna odaadó sógornőjét, a szavait okosan és óvatosan válogató kémet. Ám egy olyan udvarban, ahol a hatalom egy zsarnok király kardjának élén nyugszik, Jane csak a csavaros eszére és az ügyes manővereire támaszkodhat, mert tudja, hogy egyetlen rossz lépés, és összeomlik az egész élete.
Philippa Gregory, a történelmi regények koronázatlan királynője ezúttal a Tudor-kor egyik kevésbé ismert szereplőjét, Jane Boleynt teszi meg a könyve főszereplőjének. Valóban áruló volt, vagy őrült, ahogy az utókor megbélyegezte őt? Vagy éppen egy hihetetlenül művelt és okos nő, aki semmilyen eszköztől nem riadt vissza a túlélése érdekében? Az áruló Boleyn izgalmas és fordulatos történelmi dráma, amely a 16. századi, intrikákkal átszőtt Angliába kalauzol bennünket, miközben kirajzolja egy rendkívüli nő lenyűgöző portréját.
Dust of the Earth
California, 1877Frenchwoman Catherine Bourchier flees an abusive husband and risks everything on a vineyard in far-off America. In the smouldering powder keg of San Francisco, Chi-en Shambles is exiled from his own Chinatown community. Can his extraordinary talents and natural decency win acceptance and love where a man is measured a by dollars, ignorance and prejudic? n unlikely alliance offers each damaged outcast a final chance in the ‘New Eden’ of Napa Valley. But the past and its ghosts are never truly dead. And the dust of the earth never settles. Sometimes both come knocking at your door.
Meghasadt félhold - Hunyadi János utolsó évei
Az Őfelsége lovagja című, Hunyadi Jánost gyermekkorától királyi lovaggá éréséig követő regény után a szerző most a nagy hadvezér életének utolsó nyolc esztendejét tárja az olvasók elé.
Hunyadinak nem jut osztályrészül szinte egyetlen békés év sem. A jellemzően önös érdekek mentén mozgó korabeli politika rendre átnéz az országot fenyegető veszélyek felett, és nyomában eluralkodik a nemtörődömség. Az ország szekértáborokra szakad, az árkok betemetésére nem mutatkozik esély. A gyenge akaratú gyermek király, V. László képtelen függetleníteni magát nevelőjétől, aki kezdettől Hunyadi ádáz ellenfele.
Délről az Oszmán Birodalom szorongatja a gyepűt, a Felvidéket Giskra János huszita zsoldosai sanyargatják. A szerb Brankovics György despotára - örökös hintapolitikája miatt - a szultán féken tartásában a Magyar Királyság nem számíthat. A német-római császár továbbra sem szolgáltatja vissza a magyar koronázási jelvényeket. Közben pedig az 1451-ben másodszor is trónra lépő II. Mehmed szultán elhatározza: előbb elfoglalja Nándorfehérvárt, aztán meg sem áll Budáig...
A kötet történelmi hűséggel mutatja az 1448 és 1456 közötti esztendőket. Mehmed, Cillei Ulrik, Újlaki Miklós, Brankovics György, Kapisztránói János és a többi történelmi személy a maga valójában jelenik meg a regényben, amely emléket állít a magyarság egyik legnagyobb hősének, és azoknak, akik vele az emberpróbáló viszontagságok közepette sorsközösséget vállaltak.
Millenniumi napló
Az Ónody család legkisebb gyermeke, Blanka éppen a Millennium évében, 1896-ban végzi el a Felsőbb Lányiskolát, és lépi át a felnőttkor küszöbét. Ebben nagy segítségére van egy napló, amit a dédanyja, Zsini mama - aki nem más, mint a sorozatot elindító Cholera-napló Georginája - tanácsára kezd el írni. Az idős hölgy aztán maga is tollat ragad, és ketten egyidejűleg igyekeznek megörökíteni ennek a sok szempontból rendkívüli évnek a történéseit.
A tavaszi és nyári hónapokban Zsini mama és Blanka egyaránt nagy lelkesedéssel vesznek részt az Ezredévi Kiállítás rendezvényein, és együtt látogatnak el a helyszínekre. A fiatal lány közben átéli az első szerelem minden fájdalmát és boldogságát, az idős asszony pedig derűs bölcsességgel szemléli a körülötte rohamosan változó világot. Vajon hogyan vélekednek ugyanazokról a dolgokról, és miben tudják egymást támogatni?
Fábián Janka ezzel a kisregénnyel búcsúzik a "naplóktól", amelyekből egy 19. századi család nőtagjainak történelmi viharok közepette kibontakozó sorsát ismerhettük meg. Most a századvég pompázatos ünnepségsorozata, a Millennium díszletei között láthatjuk viszont őket, és egyben el is köszönhetünk tőlük.
The Promise of Wonder
A tragic accident. A misguided accusation. Are some mistakes unforgivabl? ngland, 1889. In her family’s rambling manor house in Dorset, fifteen-year-old Theodora Hallewell dreams of magic, adventure, and Toby Meriwether. As Toby prepares to leave for university, Theo plans a midnight gathering—one last chance to make Toby notice her. By dawn, a tragic mistake will shatter the world as they know it. Years later, Toby has built a respectable life in London, scarred by the past but determined to put it behind him. Theo, struggling with the aftermath of what happened, has begun to fear that the life she has built is more fragile—and far more dangerous—than she ever imagined. Both live under the shadow of that fateful night—until a startling discovery casts what happened in a whole new light, and offers a chance to right the wrongs that have haunted them for so long. Spanning three decades, The Promise of Wonder is a spellbinding story of lost love, atonement, and the long journey towards forgiveness.
Cromwell harminc ezüstje - (Különleges kiadás)
KÜLÖNLEGES, ÉLDEKORÁLT KIADÁS
Előbb vagy utóbb minden rendes ember életében eljön az a pillanat, amikor leküzdhetetlen vágyat érez rá, hogy megölje Oliver Cromwellt.
A 17. századi Anglia a feje tetejére állt. A király hadat üzent tulajdon országának, az egyszerű emberek az egyháznak, testvér a testvérnek. És ennek tetejébe még a karácsonyt is betiltották.
Reginald, Gregory és Eustace eltérő társadalmi helyzetük ellenére ifjú koruk óta elválaszthatatlan barátok hírében állnak, ám a polgárháború kirobbanása, majd a rövid életű Angol Köztársaság első emberének, Oliver Cromwellnek zsarnoki törekvései mégis szembe fordítják őket egymással.
Persze az összeesküvések és lőporos merényletek idején, amikor kémek settenkednek minden sarkon, nők férfi gúnyába bújnak, és királyok vonulnak a vesztőhelyre, kínosan nehéz megállapítani, ki a barát, és ki az ellenség. Aki pedig nem vigyáz magára eléggé, annak a feje igen jó eséllyel karón végzi.
A kérdés egyszerű: mennyit bír el egy barátság? És főleg mennyit ér...
CSERHÁTI LENKE, a LIBRI TALENT írói ösztöndíjprogram nyertese bemutatkozó regényében az újkori Anglia turbulens, politikai cselszövésekkel és leszámolásokkal terhes korszakába vezeti be az olvasót.
The Repentants
Her scandal. His revenge. The unforgettable new historical novel from award-winning author, Kate Foster. St Monans, Fife, Scotland 1790. Two women are forced to publicly repent in church, one for adultery the other for breaching the sabbath. Wealthy housewife, Florrie, and salt serf, Eliza, form a quick and unusual bond over their mutual humiliation. So when Florrie's husband decides she must accompany him on a trade venture to Iceland, she insists Eliza comes as her maid. Far from home, isolated and fearful, the two women grow ever closer. Then Florrie's husband reveals his sinister plan: he will leave her in Iceland, banished for the shame she has cast upon him. Florrie must escape, but when she turns to Eliza for help she realizes nothing is quite as it seems . . . Inspired by an attempt by Scottish merchants to annex Iceland as a remote prison for the British Empire, The Repentants is a chilling tale of betrayal, exile and survival from the Women's Prize long-listed author of The Maiden, Kate Foster. 'Nothing short of a masterpiece' - Janice Hallett, author of The AppealPraise for Kate Foster:'Tense, thrilling . . . with a decidedly feminist slant' – Daily Mail'The tension persists until the last page' - The Times'Enthralling, compelling and at times chilling. Foster transports the reader back in time, bringing alive the forgotten and hidden voices of women in the past' – D. V. Bishop, author of City of Vengeance
Behind Five Willows
From the New York Times-bestselling author of A Crane Among Wolves comes a warm and romantic homage to Jane Austen set in historical Korea, about a reader and a writer who secretly fight against government book banning and find themselves irresistibly drawn together.
As the dutiful second daughter of a poor family, Haewon is expected to marry well. Instead, amid harsh censorship and rampant book bans, she secretly works as an illegal book transcriber - dangerous work she loves, especially when copying the writings of her favourite author, the elusive Black Lotus.
When her older sister begins courting a wealthy young man, Haewon is dragged along as chaperone - forced to endure the company of his arrogant, insufferable best friend.
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As the only son of a noble, Seojun is expected to embody wealth, status, and propriety. No one can know that he secretly writes fiction - or that the only thing keeping him going under pressure from his overbearing father are the warm, insightful letters from his transcriber, 'Magpie'.
But when his best friend falls for a girl far below their social rank, Seojun must join their chaperoned outings - alongside her sharp-tongued younger sister. Yet the more time Seojun and Haewon spend together, the more they realize how wrong their first impressions were . . .
Love, Sex & Frankenstein
In the shadowed halls of Villa Diodati, Mary Shelley’s fury took shape – and birthed a monster…LONGLISTED FOR THE RSL ONDAATJE PRIZE 2026The thrilling retelling from the author of PRIZE WOMEN, THE METAL HEART and THE GLASS WOMAN. Perfect for fans of The Essex Serpent and The Manningtree Witches. ‘Hauntingly beautiful, dangerous and magnificent’ Anya Bergman, author of The Witches of Vardo‘A deliciously dark reimagining of the birth of literature's greatest monster’ Emma Stonex, author of The Lamplighters‘Richly woven, gorgeously addictive, this is a true Gothic novel about life, death, desire, fury and passion’ Joanne Burn, author of The Bone Hunters--Villa Diodati, Lake Geneva, 1816. The dark summer that birthed a monster . . . Eighteen-year-old Mary Shelley has fled London with her lover, Percy Shelley, and her sister, Claire. Tormented by Shelley’s betrayals, haunted by the loss of their baby and suspicious of her sister’s intentions, Mary seeks sanctuary. But Lord Byron’s villa, lying under ominous, ash-shrouded skies, feels more like a trap. When Byron suggests each guest write a supernatural tale, Mary is as drawn to the challenge as she is, unexpectedly, to Byron himself. And so an idea begins to form in her mind . . . It spills out of her in thick, black ink. A thing given life is before her. Day and night, she is possessed. Heart and mind. Body and soul. But is she in control, or is i? n this hauntingly evocative feminist retelling, Caroline Lea delves into the female rage, creative madness and steamy scandal that bore the world's most famous work of gothic fiction. –PRAISE FOR LOVE, SEX & FRANKENSTEIN‘Fury and passion, obsession and revenge sizzle beneath the surface as out-of-this-world prose spins the book to a powerful, sensual grand finale. What a firecracker of a story - it completely swept me off my feet!’ Fiza Saeed McLynn, author of The Midnight Carousel‘You cannot help but fall in love with Mary, whose journey as an artist and as a woman is both absolutely heartbreaking and truly inspiring. This is a deeply moving, magical book from a consummate storyteller’ Elodie Harper, author of The Wolf Den'Beautifully written and wonderfully intense, this is no glamorous story of the rock star poets and their female muses but a rendition of absolute powerlessness turned around through sheer force of will’ Elizabeth Fremantle, author of Disobedient
Historické romány netreba dlho predstavovať. Kto by nemal rád príbehy odohrávajúce sa v časoch dávno, aj nie až tak dávno minulých. Ponorte sa do najkrajších historických príbehov pre ženy, ale aj pre mužov a nechajte sa uniesť od každodenných problémov. Nájdete tu top najnovšie historické romány od Lucindy Riley či Julie Quinn, alebo Jany Pronskej ale aj klasiku od Jane Austen alebo Ericha Maria Remarquea
