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"Hampshire Stories by Joe Giampaolo is a stellar collection of short stories.” (Literary Titan, 2020, Hampshire Stories) "Giampaolo offers a taut mix of suspense, Gothic dread, and supernatural allure, expertly evoking the eerie elegance of Victorian ghost stories in his latest collection of five short stories... A must-read for fans of Gothic literature and ghostly tales, this collection offers an immersive journey into the uncanny and a poignant exploration of timeless human struggles." (BookView, 2024, The Eldritch Chronicles) "The Master of Emmet Manor, A Regency Romance is a ...

Andrea Levy, author of the Man Booker shortlisted novel THE LONG SONG and the prize-winning, million-copy bestseller SMALL ISLAND, draws together a remarkable collection of short stories from across her writing career, which began twenty years ago with the publication of her first novel, the...

Two brides, a teacher, and an imposter. If anyone can sort out the truth, shouldn’t an experienced sheriff be the man for the job? His true bride is quickly losing confidence. "Typical man, so easily bamboozled by a dimpled smile, flash of an ankle, and twisting skirt. It will serve him right if he marries the wrong woman."

A Captivating Short Story Inspired by Innuit Legend and The Modern Day Plight of The Polar Bear. Journey into a world where an ancient spirit walks among mortals, and the balance of nature hangs by a delicate thread. Immerse yourself in a mesmerizing narrative that weaves together the captivating stories of Nanuk, the Polar Bear Shapeshifter Goddess, and the clash of cultures in the icy realms of Greenland. Witness the legacy of a young Inuit hunter chosen by destiny, the intricate magic of totems holding ancestral power, and the plight of the Arctic bears facing extinction at the hands of ...

Grace wants to set off on a great adventure. March 1944, the US has been in war for two and a half years, preparing for the great invasion to Europe. Grace, a twenty-three-year-old intern nurse from Chicago, chooses to enlist to the army. She wants to take part in the war in Europe. She doesn’t want to stay home behind. In Chicago, back home, she only has a drunk dad and a mom who works from dawn till dusk, and Grace wants more than that, she wants to be a part of the war, she wants to save lives. Leaving her house behind, Grace boards a train that will take her to New York Harbor and the...

A woman in love with an ideal. A man who struggles to move past the demons haunting him. A marriage that might never happen in this clean romance. Jack Dixon knew his mother was right. Marriage might be his only chance at a normal life. He allows his mother to write a letter to a matchmaker. In fact, he does not even bother to read it. Little does he know, the contents do not at all resemble who he is as a person. Priscilla Pringle fell in love with the perfect man who wrote such a tender letter. When she meets him, the grumpy man is the complete opposite of the person she expects to find ...

A teenage girl who is about to take a leap of faith seeks the counsel of his insightful uncle. But all he can provide are insights. Does a journey that takes her to the heart of altruism, charity and solidarity, bigotry, racism, and divine providence provide the guidelines that can help her come to terms with her destiny? Does his insightful hand-in-hand lead provide the answers she needs? “Fateful Ties” proceeds “The Fire and Ice Legend”, and precedes “The Sweetest Madness” in the short stories collection entitled “Me Before Them”.

Seashore Stories: A Collection of Summer Tales Step into the sun-soaked world of Seashore Stories, where the charm of the seashore comes alive in a delightful collection of short stories perfect for your summer getaway. Like a seashell found in the sand, each tale offers a glimpse into the enchanting moments that make the seashore so magical. From the imagination of the author who brought you Down The Shore: Stories from my summers in Wildwood in the 70s, these stories capture the timeless allure of the beach, blending nostalgia with wonder. Some of these beloved stories were first featured...

Winner of the McNally Robinson Aboriginal Book of the Year and the Aboriginal Fiction Book of the Year—a collection of twenty short stories told in Thomas King's classic, wry, irreverent, and allegorical voice.

A story from the collection FOR THE RELIEF OF UNBEARABLE URGES, a work of startling authority and imagination–an audiobook that is as wondrous and joyful as it is wrenchingly sad. A NEW YORK TIMES NOTABLE BOOK “Taut, edgy, sharply observed. . . . A revelation of the human condition.”...

Joseph Lichtman, a young man from Frankfurt, is determined to escape the culture of the ghetto, still dominant fifty years after Napoleon. Dramatically, he not only leaves his family, but also steps back from his faith. Reaching Cologne, he successfully climbs the cultural and social ladder as a journalist. But the higher he gets – losing himself in the rich life of the enlightened circles of European culture – the more he experiences his own limitations and ultimately, emptiness. In the end, his detachment and loose liberal views land him in a Venetian prison. Joseph’s search for ...

Bir salonun loş ışığında başlayan, masum görünen bir sohbet… Ardından hızla büyüyen yanlış anlamalar, gururun ve kırılgan egoların tetiklediği bir dizi komik ama acıtan olay… Başkasının Karısı, Dostoyevski’nin ince mizahını, keskin gözlemlerini ve insan karakterine dair derin bilgisini ortaya koyan kısa ama etkili bir anlatıdır. Burada ihanet, aşk ya da evlilik yalnızca birer tema değil; asıl mesele, insanların birbirlerine nasıl baktıkları, kendi kusurlarını başkalarında nasıl gördükleridir.

This is a collection of seven short stories for adults and five short stories for children by George Vizyenos, a largely forgotten 19th-century intellectual often credited as being the progenitor of the Greek short story as well as the writer who established literary realism in Greek fiction. In all his stories, Vizyenos introduces an element of mystery, they are tales of the unexpected and at the end of each one, both the narrator and the reader find they are in possession of some knowledge which causes them to review their first impressions. All of the stories are partly autobiographical ...

Not everyone in war-torn Europe believed in bigotry and hatred. A few human beings remained, hidden and camouflaged within the guise of Nazism and fanaticism. This is the story of one such old man, a railyard, and tiny scraps of paper drifting on the wind, each bearing a desperate last message from the dead. This really happened. It didn't have to happen, but it really, really did.

In Edith Wharton's novel, The House of Mirth, Lily Bart, a beautiful and socially ambitious young woman, is destroyed by the vicious gossip that surrounds her. But what if Lily had learned to wield words like weapons and defend herself against those who sought to sabotage her? What if she had found a way to survive the cruel machinations of the upper class and carve out a place for herself in a world that demanded her downfall? In this short story retelling of Wharton's classic story, we see Lily Bart fight back against the forces that seek to destroy her, discovering resilience and ...

Moussane — La Hija del Río (Antes de Sangre por Perlas y Más Allá—La Puerta del No Retorno)* Antes de que el comercio transatlántico de esclavos cambiara el rumbo de la historia, una mujer en África Occidental ya lo había visto venir. Senegal, año 1500. En una aldea precolonial pacífica a orillas del río Gambia, Moussane vive en armonía con la tierra, los espíritus y su familia. Madre, sanadora y vidente espiritual, lleva una nueva vida en su vientre... pero también una pesada carga: visiones de una isla lejana empapada en sangre y dolor. Su nombre es Gorée. Mientras su ...

Synopsis for Ad Copy "A Scandal Monger's Dead Cat Problem" is a gripping true crime thriller based on real events that exposes the dark underbelly of political gamesmanship. When political operative Gary Sullivan faces a million-dollar lawsuit for hacking into an opponent's computer, he takes desperate measures to save himself from financial ruin. With the help of his friend Mark, Gary stages a fake hate crime—complete with a dead cat on his porch—to position himself as a victim and raise legal defense funds. As donations pour in and public outrage grows, Gary's mother Eleanor grapples ...

War. From the author of The Nationalists and The Scribe comes a powerful collection of stories about conflict, courage, and the cost of survival. War brings together a series of gripping tales set against the backdrop of humanity’s most turbulent moments. Some, like The Pitboys—the award-winning story of two young Irish lads working the coalmines of Tipperary during the Famine and the Young Irelander rebellion—carry a distinctly Irish heartbeat. Others unfold across the wider world, from the battlefields of World War II to the deserts of the Gulf, the ruins of Yugoslavia, and the ...

Nueva edición ampliada Bajo la forma de dos atrapantes relatos, con dos fondos y en dos estilos, pero fundamentados en la historia y en la tradición, Abel Carvajal nos transporta con la imaginación a dos épocas que cambiaron la humanidad: El nacimiento y la infancia de Jesús de Nazaret, así como un evento durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Un breve libro para leer de una sentada, pero no para cualquier lector, porque exige concentración... y no lo podrá soltar. Advertencia: Si usted es un lector que prefiere un estilo literario conservador o narrativas más convencionales, este ...

"The White Company" is a historical adventure novel by Arthur Conan Doyle set during the Hundred Years' War. The story takes place in England, France, and Spain, in the years 1366 and 1367, against the background of the campaign of Edward, the Black Prince to restore Peter of Castile to the throne of the Kingdom of Castile. At the age of twenty, young Alleyne, son of Edric, leaves the Catholic abbey where he has been raised - intelligent, skilled, and well-liked, though sheltered and naive - and goes out to see the world, in accordance with the terms of his father’s will.