Verlag: Legorreta
The Haunter of the Dark by H.P. Lovecraft A writer's fascination with a mysterious, abandoned church leads to his doom when he awakens a dark, otherworldly entity. The narrative emphasizes fear of the unknown, the fragility of human curiosity, and the cosmic terror lurking just beyond human perception.
Beauty tames the beast when a marriage of convenience becomes anything but convenient for a duke with dark secrets. Haunted by a dark secret, Dorian, the Duke of Rath, is consumed by wrath and guilt. The powerful lord will endure any torture to atone for his sins, even marry a perfect stranger—his victim’s little sister—to save her family from ruin. He vows not to touch her and to protect the innocent girl from his depraved sensual pleasures. But she must stay for one year and follow his strict rules. When botanist Miss Patience Rose walks down the aisle in her simple dress, with garden soil permanently embedded under her short nails, she lets a little sunlight into Rath’s blackened heart. Young, innocent Patience drives her older husband mad with her cheery chatter and her irresistible curves. She’s breaking every one of his rules. He punishes her...and she likes it. Love is healing Rath’s soul and transforming his bleak, imposing mansion into a warm home. There’s just one thing keeping them apart—the ghastly secret that could send him to the gallows. And Patience is putting her brilliant mind to work to uncover it. Read by the award-winning narrator, Audie finalist, and Earphones for excellence in narration winner, Shane East, and Justine Eyre, a classically trained actor and narrator has been honored to receive a coveted Audie Award and multiple AudioFile Earphones Awards. Other volumes of the 'Seven Dukes of Sin' series: 1 - Duke of Rath 2- Duke of Luhst 3 - Duke of Pryde More books to follow.Zum Buch
Wildling is a horror-thriller film that delves into the life of Anna, a young woman who has spent her entire childhood locked away in an attic by a man she knows as "Daddy." He tells her terrifying tales of the "Wildling," a child-eating monster, to keep her from venturing outside. As she grows older, she begins to experience strange physical changes.Zum Buch
March 1945: After a career of commanding destroyers in the Pacific theater of WWII, Captain Wolfe Bowen is based in Washington, DC, working for the chief of naval operations. Bowen receives an urgent call from the commander of the naval shipyard in Portsmouth, New Hampshire: a German U-boat has been captured and brought to port. But what grabs Bowen's attention is the presence of two Japanese civilians on board, along with the massive size of the U-boat itself. What these civilians know about the cargo of the U-boat, as well as its destination, begins a race against time that will change the course of history. When President Franklin Delano Roosevelt dies, Harry Truman ascends to office with no prior knowledge of the Manhattan Project. Bowen is assigned a dangerous mission: discover whether Japan has the technology to produce an atomic weapon, and find out how close the desperate enemy is to deploying it. Working with a small team, Bowen must report back to President Truman with the information that will transform the war—and the world. Brilliantly imagined and deeply informed by P. T. Deutermann's long history as a navy captain, as well as his family's service in the Pacific theater, The Second Sun is a compelling novel timed for the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.Zum Buch
Baron Collingwood’s eldest son and heir to the title dies from a mysterious illness. Shortly thereafter, his brother, the second in line, also falls ill. His condition takes a dramatic turn for the worse, leaving doctors and police stumped. The Baron thus turns to Holmes and Watson for help.Zum Buch
'An unusually well told mystery tale' - NEW YORK TIMES A haunting country-house mystery of jealousy, secrets, and betrayal from the Golden Age of detective fiction. When celebrated painter Simon Chandos is found dead in his secluded Sussex home, what first appears to be a suicide soon unravels into something far darker. Around him swirl a cast of uneasy souls: his beautiful but distant wife, her reckless admirer, a mysterious woman in black, and a house filled with secrets too dangerous to name. As the investigation deepens, jealousies, betrayals, and hidden desires rise to the surface, revealing that every guest at Freyne has something to hide. From the artist’s haunted studio to the locked library where tragedy struck, nothing at Freyne is as it seems. A gripping country-house mystery rich with atmosphere and psychological tension, The Tragedy at Freyne delivers all the elegance and slow-burn intrigue of the Golden Age detective novel. Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers.Zum Buch
The year is 2060, and two boys in different parts of the world are facing very different problems. Elijah Walker has thrown himself into the VirtuWorld since the accident that changed his life, spending his days sitting in his wheelchair with a VR headset and gloves, immersed in hyperrealistic virtual reality games. One day he is approached by two mysterious men from the UK Home Office with an offer he can't refuse. Hakeem Abubakar is a young boy in Northern Nigeria who begins to dream of a world beyond heat and desperation. He sets off north through the Sahara Desert with a close friend, but does not foresee the odyssey of trials and tribulations which awaits them. Seeking refuge is a story of migration, movement, neuroscience, disability and human nature. The author, Femi Nylander, is an award-winning filmmaker, actor, poet, musician, and author. His work touches on themes of migration and language, the impact of science on politics, and the ever-shifting enigma of human nature.Zum Buch
