Verlag: Publishdrive
In small American towns, the cycle of poverty is the hardest chain to break, but Tristen is determined to break through. He just wasn't sure how or when. Tonight might be his 'when'.
This is the fifth of Burroughs' Tarzan novels. Tarzan finds himself bereft of his fortune and resolves to return to the jewel-room of Opar, leaving Jane to face unexpected danger at home.Zum Buch
Lost Sci-Fi Books 171 thru 180 - Ten Lost Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 40s, 50s and 60s and one from 1752Micromegas by VoltaireFinal Victim by Ray Bradbury and Henry HasseThe Last Drive by Carl JacobiThe Red Room by H. G. WellsCurse of the Blue Man by Lawrence M. JanniferThe Nameless Something by Murray LeinsterThe Gifts of Asti by Andre NortonEncounter in the Dawn by Arthur C. ClarkeThe Foxholes of Mars by Fritz LeiberThe Moonlit Road by Ambrose BierceZum Buch
Escape to the golden sands and glittering seas of Apple Hill Bay for a sizzling summer of love. From the bestselling author of Sunshine and Secrets at Blackberry Beach comes this gorgeously romantic tale. They say there’s no place like home and for Roo Clarke this couldn’t be more true. Fourteen years ago she left the sparkling shores of Apple Hill Bay for America, leaving behind her childhood best friend Theo Lucas, and with him a piece of her heart. Nothing has felt right since then, and though she’s certain Theo has long since moved on from their hometown, Roo has high hopes that the exciting new job that’s brought her back here and the quirky beach hut she’ll make her own will fill her heart again. But Theo hasn’t moved on, he’s right where Roo left him in Apple Hill Bay, and he’s even more gorgeous than Roo remembers. Fourteen years is a long time, but the secret crush she harboured as a teenager burns as intensely as if they’d never been apart. What if this is her chance to tell him how she really felt all those years ago? And what if he felt the same way? What if the lost years melted away, could they fall in love? Or could something unexpected ruin everything between them? Step into the sunshine with this summer’s hottest love story, guaranteed to warm your heart and take your breath away. Perfect for fans of Sarah Morgan, Jill Mansell and Sue Moorcroft.Zum Buch
A quirky photographer. A handsome doctor. And one hilariously wrong photo shoot.Dating has never exactly come easy for me. I like soft things, quiet spaces, and routines that make sense. I do not like sand, aluminum foil, or people who snap their gum in public. So when Dr. Thomas Culpepper, a ridiculously handsome doctor from New York, moves to my tiny Wisconsin town, romance is the last thing on my mind. Then he walks into my studio for a simple professional headshot . . . And somehow leaves with pirate portraits instead. It should have been a one-time embarrassment. Instead, it becomes the start of something neither of us expected. Because the more time I spend with Thomas, the harder he is to ignore. He's patient when I need steadiness. Kind when my world feels too loud. And far too easy to trust. Which would be a lot less terrifying . . . if I wasn't already starting to fall for him. Pity Prank is a feel-good small-town romantic comedy featuring a quirky heroine, a swoony doctor, awkward chemistry, a touch of fake dating, and all the fuzzy sweaters, charm, and heart of a happily ever after.Zum Buch
A symbol. A warning. A descent into something far more unsettling than imagination. In The Yellow Sign, from The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers, a quiet life begins to unravel under the influence of a mysterious and forbidden symbol. What starts as curiosity soon becomes dread, as reality itself begins to shift. Strange encounters, haunting dreams, and a creeping sense of inevitability pull the listener deeper into a story where something unseen—and perhaps unknowable—draws ever closer. Beautifully narrated by Phil Thames, this chilling work of early weird fiction blends psychological tension with cosmic unease, laying the groundwork for generations of horror to come. Perfect for fans of classic horror, gothic literature, and atmospheric storytelling, The Yellow Sign is a haunting journey into the unknown—where some knowledge comes at a terrible cost.Zum Buch
Something haunts the desert, something that was once an opinicus. Cherine—scholar, adventurer, metal-beak, and popular kidnapping victim. While his old mate and friends fight for his amnesty, he lives out his exile in the aneda forest. When Zeph and Kia approach him about hunting down the infamous Nighthaunt, he’s all too happy to leave his hovel behind. Little do they know that the key to finding the most dangerous criminal the world has ever known lies in the abandoned eyrie of Crestfall. Long silent, something lurks in the shadows of the city, and its homes may not be as abandoned as once believed. Will Cherine and his friends unravel the mystery of the desert eyrie in time, or will they become the hunted?The Ruins of Crestfall is a full-length creature fantasy novel full of fan-favorite characters, desert monsters, fancy opinicus armor, and charming sand gryphons.Zum Buch
