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  The Undying Past - An East...

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  Two East Prussian estates, a friend's wife, and a secret that neither man can put down for twenty years. Sudermann was the most performed German dramatist of his day, and Hollywood filmed this novel as Flesh and the Devil, with Garbo. This edition includes Beatrice Marshall's translation and a gallery of 56 plates, among them paintings by Edvard Munch, Hans Thoma and Max Liebermann.

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  Weird Tales from Northern Seas -...

  Jonas Lie

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  Norwegian tales of the sea and what lives under it - the draug in his half-boat, the sea-serpent, the fisherman who bargains badly. Lie was one of the four great Norwegian writers of his century and these came from the coast he grew up on. This edition adds R. Nisbet Bain's translation and a gallery of 59 plates of painting bound with the book, among them works by Anna Boberg, Gunnar Berg and Edvard Munch.

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  Twenty Years After

  Alexandre Dumas

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  Twenty years can turn heroes into legends—but danger has a way of calling them back.
  France stands on the brink of revolution when d'Artagnan reunites with Athos, Porthos, and Aramis. Once inseparable, the four friends now find themselves divided by politics, loyalties, and the shifting tides of power. Yet when a new enemy rises and a royal plot threatens the kingdom, their swords—and their hearts—are tested like never before.
  
  Praised as "a brilliant, fast-paced sequel filled with emotion and suspense," this novel delivers everything readers love about the Musketeers: daring escapes, sharp wit, dramatic twists, and the unbreakable bond of brotherhood.
  
  If you crave grand adventure, political intrigue, and the triumphant return of iconic heroes, this unforgettable chapter of the saga will grip you from start to finish.
  
  Rejoin the Musketeers—start reading now and continue the legend.

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  Love and Mr Lewisham

  H. G. Wells

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  Love and Mr Lewisham is a 1900 novel set in the 1880s by H. G. Wells. It was among his first fictional writings outside the science fiction genre. Wells took considerable pains over the manuscript and said that "the writing was an altogether more serious undertaking than I have ever done before."

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  Christmas Carol by Charles...

  Joanna O'Connor

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  The complete audio play of Charles Dickens' glorious festive classic 'A Christmas Carol.' Ebenezer Scrooge is spending Christmas Day alone, in his Counting House, as usual. Or so he thinks. After decades of generally being rather a mean old misery, he’s built up quite an escrow of karmic debt. Enter the ghost of old Jacob Marley, our hero’s former partner in skin-flinting, who has arranged the opportunity of a lifetime for his friend; a visit from three different Spirits - Christmases Past, Present and Future - who hope to guide their night-shirted charge to a broader understanding of love, true wealth and shared humanity. But will Scrooge resist? Will he decide - after all - to stay as he is, too set in his ways to change? Or will he embrace this great gift of transformation with both hands and open his heart to life, friendship and the true meaning of Christmas?

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  Interrupted Night An

  Isabella M. Alden

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  # An Interrupted Night 
   
  A delayed train. A secret elopement. One unexpected night that may change several lives forever. 
   
  Mary Dunlap is traveling by train to fulfill a speaking engagement when mechanical trouble brings the journey to an abrupt halt. What first appears to be an inconvenient delay soon places her in the path of a young couple whose hurried marriage is beginning to unravel. 
   
  Daisy Keller has left home believing she is beginning a romantic new life. But as the night unfolds, doubts surface about the man she has chosen and the future awaiting her. Observant, compassionate, and guided by a deeply rooted faith, Mary realizes that the frightened young woman may need more than reassurance—she may need someone willing to intervene. 
   
  What follows is a story of deception, difficult choices, maternal love, perseverance, and the possibility that an interruption can become an unexpected act of providence. 
   
  Completed and published in 1929 with editorial assistance from Grace Livingston Hill, *An Interrupted Night* reflects Isabella M. Alden’s enduring tradition of Christian fiction: everyday people confronting moral choices with courage, compassion, and faith. 
   
  Narrated by Tracey M Parker.

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