Editora: Bu Classics Books
Dive into a dark psychological thriller where the memory of a dead wife looms large over a new marriage. Lucy Entwhistle finds herself ensnared in a web of gaslighting and manipulation, orchestrated by a grieving widower. This chilling tale masterfully builds tension, exposing the sinister undercurrents of obsession and control.
It was meant to be a cosy evening at the Black Feather, but the atmosphere takes a chilling turn when one of the guests clutches his throat, gasping for breath, and topples off his chair. Nathalie, the inn's owner, is in a state of shock... until she finds out that the "victim" is part of the "Poisoners' Club", an assembly of approximately two dozen pharmacists who gather annually in the quaint town of Earlsraven. Their convention promises an evening of amusement, in the form of activities such as "Guess that Side Effect", "Pill Popping Bingo", and, a crowd favourite, "What's Your Poison?" But the fun takes a dark turn. Nathalie and her cook Louise must race against time to uncover the truth... before more lives are endangered. About the series: There was nothing in the will about this... Cottages, English roses and rolling hills: that's Earlsraven. In the middle of it all: the "Black Feather". Not only does young Nathalie Ames unexpectedly inherit this cosy inn from her aunt, she also falls heir to her aunt's secret double life! She solved criminal cases together with her cook Louise, a former agent of the British Crown. And while Nathalie is still trying to warm up to the quirky villagers, she discovers that sleuthing runs in the family. About the author: Ellen Barksdale was born in the English seaside resort of Brighton, where her parents ran a small boarding house. From childhood she was a bookworm, and from a young age was interested in crime novels. Her first experience of crime fiction was with the Maigret novels by Georges Simenon. After years of reading crime fiction, she recently decided to take up writing herself. "Tea? Coffee? Murder!" is her first mystery series. The author lives near Swansea with her partner Ian and their three mongrels Billy, Bobby and Libby.Ver livro
This is a story of fantasy, ffm threesome sex, featuring magical, impossible acts, with BDSM, pegging, gargantuan releases, breeding, degradation and more! Elven wife Dresdella is forced to use her magical powers to save their home and husband Fallon when they’re set upon by warrioress Xania. The brute’s people have strange customs that the elves soon discover, as hubby Fallon is shared with the fiery barbarian while his cuckquean wife watches on curiously. Listen about the torment secret mage Dresdella will endure to save she and her husband.Ver livro
When your imaginary boyfriend turns up in your hometown, marriage is the only option. I’m not anti-relationship, but my life is good right now, and love is not a priority. Too bad my grandmother disagrees. People say she’s scary, and sure, some of her enemies went missing under mysterious circumstances, but she loves me and wants the best for me… which, right now, is marriage. The matchmaking is a lot, and she’s not letting up. What’s a demon to do except invent a long-distance boyfriend? That backfires hard when the one-night stand I based my fake boyfriend on arrives in our tiny village. Garrett’s here to help our cut-off town assimilate with the rest of the Community of Species. He’s not expecting to find he has a boyfriend he knew nothing about. It doesn’t take me long to convince him to agree to my new plan. I need the matchmaking to stop; he needs our insular little community to accept and trust him. The perfect solution: marriage. A business agreement with a time limit. Just business. Until he demands more. A sexy, nerdy hellhound in my bed isn’t a deal breaker. But as we get closer to our end date, it gets harder for me to imagine life without him. And when my little cousin goes missing, it’s Garrett who saves the day… and reveals secrets the village didn’t know we had.Ver livro
This is volume 3 of 4.The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman (or, more briefly, Tristram Shandy) is a novel by Laurence Sterne. It was published in nine volumes, the first two appearing in 1759, and seven others following over the next 10 years. It was not always held in high esteem by other writers (Samuel Johnson responded that, "Nothing odd can last"), but its bawdy humour was popular with London society, and it has come to be seen as one of the greatest comic novels in English, as well as a forerunner for many modern narrative devices. (Summary from Wikipedia)Ver livro
Reformed-swindler-turned-private-eye Jack O’Shea investigates a strange death at a shadowy Northern California mountain college—a “visa mill” with close ties to Silicon Valley. Accompanied by his retired racing greyhound, Jack discovers the school sits on top of an abandoned gold mine with dark secrets buried underneath. Rooting out deception, and navigating murder, is Jack’s stock-in-trade.Ver livro
Emily Morris thought she knew her quaint hometown of Maple Grove. But when she takes on the case of Lily Carter, a teenager accused of murdering her father, Emily uncovers a web of corruption that threatens to tear the community apart. As she fights to prove Lily's innocence, Emily must confront painful truths about her own family, including her father's possible involvement in a far-reaching criminal conspiracy. With each revelation, the stakes grow higher, putting Emily's career, her marriage, and even her life in jeopardy. Caught between her duty to her client and the tangled loyalties of a close-knit town, Emily faces impossible choices. Can she expose the truth without destroying everything—and everyone—she loves? This gripping legal thriller explores the dark secrets lurking beneath the surface of small-town life, the courage it takes to stand up for justice, and the power of truth to heal even the deepest wounds. As Emily and Lily navigate betrayal, redemption, and the long road to healing, they discover that the path to justice is never straight—but it's always worth fighting for.Ver livro
