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  • von Tom Irthum
    20,00 €

    Une immersion, le 14 octobre 1452, dans la célébration du saint protecteur de l¿Abbaye du Mont-Saint-Michel. La première entrevue entre un moine polymathe et l¿abbé commendataire de l¿Abbaye, également cardinal. La rencontre entre des bénédictins fictifs venus de l¿Europe entière et des personnages historiques confrontés, à la fin de la guerre de Cent Ans, aux séquelles causées par la gouvernance de trois papes différents, à la pression des Ottomans sur les frontières du monde chrétien, à la montée des idées réformatrices dans les allées des cloîtres, à l¿avènement des images de la Renaissance, mais surtout à la naissance de l¿imprimerie.

  • von Kaspar Eduard Schech
    12,95 €

    Zu Zeiten der aufkommenden Macht der Nazis und infolge einer unglücklichen Liebe entscheidet sich der Metzgergeselle Gustav aus Schlesien dazu, seine Heimat in Deutschland zu verlassen und den Weg nach Amerika anzutreten. Sein Lebensweg erstreckt sich von den 1920er bis in die 1980er Jahre, während derer er sich in Chicago eine erfolgreiche Existenz aufbaut, eine Familie gründet aber dennoch am Ende alles verliert. Der Leser taucht ein in eine Ära, die von weltweiten politischen und technologischen Umwälzungen geprägt ist. Dabei durchlebt der Protagonist nicht nur persönliche Höhen und Tiefen, sondern wird auch mit den Herausforderungen von Identität, Zugehörigkeit und Vorurteilen konfrontiert. Ein zentrales Thema des Romans ist daher das stetige Spannungsfeld zwischen dem "wir" und "den anderen" - eine facettenreiche Betrachtung, die durch die Augen eines Auswanderers zu unterschiedlichsten Konflikten führt.

  • von Eva Rossi
    19,15 - 24,75 €

  • von Manuel Garcia
    19,15 - 24,75 €

  • von Mia Graf
    19,09 - 24,75 €

  • von Roman Israel
    20,00 €

    Nowa Huta, Krakaus östlichster Stadtteil, wurde einst als Arbeiterwohnsiedlung für das damals größte Stahlwerk Polens errichtet. Seine bröckelnden Fassaden erinnern teils noch an sozialistische Glanzzeiten. Hierher verschlägt es den Protagonisten des Buches, der seinen gut bezahlten Job in Leipzig gekündigt hat, um einen nomadischen Lebensstil ohne festen Wohnsitz zu führen und als Backpacker um die Welt zu ziehen. Auf der Zugfahrt nach Krakau verguckt er sich in die geheimnisvolle Wahrsagerin Monica. Zwischen den beiden bahnt sich eine erotische Liaison an. Doch dann ist Monica plötzlich spurlos verschwunden und er steht vor einem Rätsel.Poetisch, feinsinnig und mit Witz erzählt Roman Israel die Begegnung zweier Individualisten in Polen und das Auf und Ab ihrer ungewöhnlichen Liebesbeziehung im Wechsel der Jahreszeiten.

  • von Erich Romberg
    15,90 - 25,90 €

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    von Matti Savolainen
    28,00 €

    Ruotsi-Suomen vallattua Käkisalmen läänin alkoi Savosta ja muualta Suomesta muuttaa väkeä autioille ortodoksien hylkäämille tiloille. Tämä on fiktiivinen tarina, joka osin perustuu tosiasioihin ja kertoo siitä, miten historian saatossa eri sukupolvet ovat eläneet ajassa. Entä jos asiat olisivat menneet toisin?

  • von Lara Steel
    18,99 - 24,49 €

  • von Mia Sheridan
    15,00 €

    'Verzweiflung und Hoffnung, Schmerz und Glück, mein Untergang und meine Rettung. Du bist alles für mich.'Das Leben ist hart in dem Bergarbeiterort, in dem Tanleigh und Kyland aufwachsen: Hunger und Schmutz bestimmen den Alltag, für Träume und Hoffnung bleibt wenig Platz. Der einzige Weg, dieser Trostlosigkeit zu entfliehen, ist ein Stipendium. Um es zu bekommen und aufs College gehen zu können, kämpfen beide jeden Tag hart. Doch dann verändert ein Moment alles, und aus den Konkurrenten werden Freunde. Beide wehren sich gegen die Gefühle, die sie füreinander zu empfinden beginnen, denn die Liebe würde ihre Pläne zerstören. Aber ihre einsamen Herzen sehnen sich verzweifelt danach ...

  • von Mia Sheridan
    15,00 €

    Manche Gelübde sind dazu bestimmt, gebrochen zu werden. Andere sind es wert, alles zu riskieren ... sogar dein HerzKira Dallaire ist verzweifelt. Sie muss heiraten, und zwar schnell, um an das Erbe zu kommen, das ihre ver­storbene Großmutter ihr hinterlassen hat. Andernfalls ist sie der Gnade ihres skrupellosen Vaters ausgeliefert. Mit wenig Geld und noch weniger Möglichkeiten, schmiedet sie einen Plan.Grayson Hawthorn hat alles verloren. Als vorbestrafter Straftäter scheint sein Versprechen, das angeschlagene Weingut seiner Familie wiederzubeleben, zum Scheitern verurteilt. Das heißt, bis eine junge Frau sein Büro betritt und ihm einen haarsträubenden Vorschlag macht - eine fingierte Ehe, von der beide Seiten profitieren.Doch aus dem vorübergehendem Arrangement wird bald mehr. Und während zwischen ihnen die Leidenschaft entfacht, erkennen die beiden, dass die Vergangenheit manchmal Mauern errichtet, die schwer zu überwinden sind ...

  • von Yvonne Marrs
    20,00 €

    The finale of the season sees the end of the struggles of our main character, as many would have predicted years ago!Find out how the characters cope with their loss, and how life will go on.

  • von Amy Neally
    9,99 €

    "Embark on a delightful and adventurous holiday journey with Amy Neally in 'To Nuremberg and Back: A Girl's Holiday.' Penned with charm and warmth, this travel narrative captures the essence of a young girl's escapades as she explores the enchanting city of Nuremberg and beyond.As Neally shares her experiences, readers are treated to a lively and engaging account of her holiday, filled with cultural discoveries, unexpected encounters, and the joy of exploration. 'To Nuremberg and Back' is more than a travelogue; it's a heartwarming tale of a girl's curiosity and the pleasures of discovering new places.Join Neally on this literary holiday where each page unfolds a new chapter of adventure and discovery, making 'To Nuremberg and Back' an essential read for those captivated by tales of youthful exploration and the magic of holiday travel."

  • von James Richardson
    15,90 €

    "Embark on an exotic and captivating journey through the vibrant landscapes of Morocco with James Richardson in 'Travels in Morocco.' Penned in the 19th century, this travel narrative offers readers a vivid and detailed account of Richardson's experiences as he explores the diverse cultures, traditions, and landscapes of this North African gem.As Richardson navigates through bustling souks, ancient cities, and the vast expanses of the Sahara, he unfolds tales of cultural encounters, historical marvels, and the allure of Morocco's unique charm. 'Travels in Morocco' is more than a travelogue; it's a timeless exploration of a country where the past and present coexist in a tapestry of rich traditions.Join Richardson on this literary expedition where each page reveals a new chapter of discovery, making 'Travels in Morocco' an essential read for those captivated by tales of North African exploration and the enchanting allure of Morocco."

  • von Patrick Fraser Tytler
    15,90 €

    "Embark on a historical journey through post-Napoleonic France with Patrick Fraser Tytler in 'Travels in France during the years 1814-15.' Penned in the early 19th century, this travel narrative provides a firsthand account of Tytler's experiences during a pivotal period in French history.As Tytler traverses the landscapes of a nation recovering from conflict, he unfolds tales of societal changes, political shifts, and the remnants of war. The narrative not only captures the historical context but also offers insights into the culture, people, and landscapes of France during this transformative period.More than a travelogue, 'Travels in France during the years 1814-15' is a literary exploration that provides readers with a unique perspective on a nation in transition. Join Tytler on this historical expedition where each page unveils a new layer of post-war France, making it an essential read for those captivated by tales of historical travel and societal evolution."

  • von Franz Wright
    27,00 €

  • von Jessica Russell
    24,00 €

    In the third book of the Hot Winter Sun Series, Carey Westbrook is living a somewhat conventional life at Whitecliffe Hall, where he resides with his widowed half-sister, Audrina. One day, she compels him to employ a new maid, who appears at the home one cold November day, in desperate need of work. Carey readily agrees, giving little thought to the matter, but after coming face-to-face with Noelle, he realizes at once that this mysterious housemaid is not at all what she seems. Aware that a Jacobite uprising is underway, Carey is determined to discover Noelle's true identity, fearful that she may be a spy for those seeking to unseat England's queen and restore the house of Stuart. But as Carey slowly unravels the riddle that is Noelle's life-and falls in love with her in the process-he realizes she is not a criminal, nor is she involved in any political treachery. Rather, she has run from a past so frightening that it moves her to a place of mute terror when he relentlessly questions her one day. Deciding he must solve the mystery on his own or not at all, he uses every method available to reach the truth before some evil hand from the past reaches out to snatch her from his life. Without warning, Carey finds himself racing against time to uncover the myriad secrets buried at Noelle's former home. Secrets that could destroy his chance for a future with this enigmatic woman who loves him unswervingly, and whose love he refuses to live without.

  • von Gillian Long
    27,00 €

    Set in North Queensland during the great depression when men's lives are cheap, immigrants are expendable, and a mysterious disease is sweeping through the cane fields, Mark Anders has had enough. He challenges the powerful sugar industry, and the fight becomes brutal. Mark's weakness is Beatrice, the daughter of his nemeses who will stop at nothing to discredit a godless Bolshevik.

  • von Alex McAnders
    22,00 €

    Claude Harper, un hybride loup métamorphe reclus, a toujours cru que son destin était d'être seul. Pourquoi? Parce que tout le monde avait peur de lui. Du moins, ils l'auraient été s'ils avaient su ce qu'il était. Son espèce se nourrit de surnaturel. Cela faisait de lui la chose des cauchemars de l'enfance... si quelqu'un connaissait le vrai lui. Il y avait bien une personne qui connaissait le vrai Claude, c'était son meilleur ami humain, Merri. Enfin, son ex-meilleur ami, après qu'une nuit explosive entre les deux ait poussé Claude à quitter l'université - et sa seule chance de bonheur. Dommage que les incubes, comme Claude, se nourrissent de liens. Ayant exclu tout le monde de sa petite ville surnaturelle depuis deux ans, il est affamé... jusqu'à ce que Merri se présente à sa porte. Il s'avère que Merri avait lui aussi un secret: il était amoureux de Claude depuis leur rencontre. Ses sentiments sont-ils dus au corps ondulant de Claude, ou à ses pouvoirs habituels? L'un d'entre eux est-il à l'origine de l'explosion entre les deux? Quoi qu'il en soit, Merri a maintenant désespérément besoin de l'aide de Claude. Le lien qui les unissait autrefois rendra-t-il dangereux le fait qu'ils soient forcés de se rencontrer? Ou bien leur faim l'un pour l'autre fait-elle partie de quelque chose que ni l'un ni l'autre n'aurait pu deviner, dans cette romance paranormale entre loups et métamorphes qui grésillent. Note: Ce livre fait partie de la collection L'amour c'est l'amour de l'auteur, ce qui signifie qu'il est disponible en tant que romance épicée dans Ma Deuxième Chance, en tant que romance torride entre loups et métamorphes dans La compagne retrouvée du loup solitaire, en tant que romance homme/homme dans Problème de la deuxième chance, et en tant que romance entre loups et métamorphes dans Son Loup Affamé .

  • von Michael Gronnerud
    54,00 - 81,00 €

  • von Cheryl Lynn
    28,00 €

  • von Lynn H. Wyvill
    19,00 €

    Morning Light, Quiet Nights is an invitation to escape the chaos of everyday living and immerse yourself in the calming world of nature. In this collection of poems, you will find the whimsical musings of a turtle on an adventure and the silly dance of an earthworm. Other poems will inspire you to think about what, beside footprints, you leave behind and how silence enables you to hear that which couldn't be heard before. This book is for those who yearn for nature's peace, delight in her wonders, and dream of all that is beautiful. Whether a fanciful or contemplative poem, you will find words to soothe and revive your spirit.

  • von D. V. Chernov
    27,00 €

    After the 1917 revolution, Russia is teetering on the brink of civil war. When the Soviet head of state Lenin is shot by an assassin, CHEKA agent Anna Sokolova is tasked with hunting down British spy Sidney Reilly who set in motion an audacious plot to alter the course of Russian history. Meanwhile, in New York, an American WWI veteran William Arden sets sail on a mission to Russia that is not what it appears to be, and the true purpose of which even he may not yet fully comprehend. Their paths cross in Petrograd, and they become unlikely allies. As a bloody conflict ignites throughout Russia, Anna's loyalties are tested. Can she save her country and not lose herself in the process?Based on historical events, Commissar is an intriguing thriller about the little-known period of US and British intervention in the Russian Civil War (1918-22).

  • von Henry Stanley
    9,99 €

    "Embark on a riveting expedition through the diverse landscapes of South Africa with Henry M. Stanley in 'Through South Africa.' Penned in the late 19th century, this travel narrative is a compelling account of Stanley's journey across the southern reaches of the African continent.As Stanley traverses the wild terrains, he unfolds tales of adventure, encounters with indigenous peoples, and the challenges faced in exploring the uncharted regions of South Africa. The narrative not only captures the natural beauty of the landscapes but also delves into the cultural richness and complexities of the local communities.More than a travelogue, 'Through South Africa' is a literary exploration that provides readers with a firsthand glimpse into a continent on the brink of change. Join Stanley on this literary expedition where each page unveils a new chapter of discovery, making it an essential read for those captivated by tales of exploration, African landscapes, and cultural encounters."

  • von Powell Millington
    9,99 €

    "Embark on a captivating and daring journey to the mystical city of Lhassa with Powell Millington in 'To Lhassa at Last.' Penned in the early 20th century, this travel narrative is a riveting account of Millington's quest to reach the fabled capital of Tibet, a destination shrouded in mystery and spiritual significance.As Millington recounts the challenges and triumphs of his pilgrimage, readers are transported to the rugged terrains, ancient monasteries, and the unique culture of Tibet. 'To Lhassa at Last' is more than a travelogue; it's a testament to the resilience of an intrepid traveler seeking to unravel the secrets of a forbidden city.Join Millington on this literary expedition where each page unveils a new layer of adventure, making 'To Lhassa at Last' an essential read for those captivated by tales of exploration, spiritual quests, and the enchanting allure of Tibet."

  • von Lucius Africanus Apuleius
    9,99 €

  • von Paul Konig
    9,99 €

    "Embark on a dramatic and poignant sea journey with Paul König in 'The Voyage of the Deutschland.' Penned in the early 20th century, this narrative is a gripping account of the ill-fated voyage of the Deutschland, a German passenger ship, during World War I.As König narrates the harrowing events, readers are taken into the heart of war-torn seas, where the Deutschland faced perilous challenges and encounters with enemy forces. The narrative unfolds a tale of courage, sacrifice, and the indomitable spirit of those aboard the ship.More than a maritime adventure, 'The Voyage of the Deutschland' is a historical testament that captures the human drama amidst the chaos of war. Join König on this literary expedition where each page unveils a new layer of the challenges faced at sea, making it an essential read for those intrigued by tales of maritime history and wartime heroism."

  • von Alexander Hosie
    15,90 €

    "Embark on an adventurous and insightful journey through the vast landscapes of Western China with Alexander Hosie in 'Three Years in Western China.' Penned in the early 20th century, this travel narrative is a captivating account of Hosie's experiences as a British consul exploring the remote regions of China.As Hosie ventures into the heartland of the country, he unfolds tales of cultural encounters, scenic wonders, and the challenges faced in navigating the diverse landscapes. The narrative not only captures the richness of Western China's traditions but also serves as a firsthand account of a pivotal period in Chinese history.More than a travelogue, 'Three Years in Western China' is a literary exploration that provides readers with a window into the landscapes and cultures that were relatively unknown to the Western world at the time. Join Hosie on this literary expedition where each page unveils a new chapter of discovery, making it an essential read for those captivated by tales of exploration and cross-cultural experiences."

  • von John Salkeld Bland
    9,99 €

    "Discover the enchanting beauty and mythical tales of 'The Vale of Lyvennet' with John Salkeld Bland. Penned in the late 19th century, this work is a picturesque exploration of a serene valley, delving into its captivating landscapes, charming glimpses of local life, and the legendary lore that weaves through its surroundings.As Bland unfolds the pages, readers are transported to the idyllic Vale of Lyvennet, where every picturesque peep tells a story. From rolling hills to babbling brooks, the narrative captures the essence of the region's natural beauty and the timeless tales that have become a part of its legacy.More than a mere guide, 'The Vale of Lyvennet' is a literary journey through the heart of a scenic landscape, enriched by the magic of local legends. Join Bland on this literary expedition where each page reveals a new chapter of discovery, making it an essential read for those captivated by tales of picturesque beauty and legendary lore."

  • von Kathleen Burke
    9,99 €

    "Embark on a poignant and reflective journey through the landscapes of war-torn Europe with Kathleen Burke in 'The White Road to Verdun.' Penned in the early 20th century, this memoir is a heartfelt account of Burke's experiences as a nurse during World War I, particularly focusing on the battlefields around Verdun.As Burke vividly recounts her time on the front lines, readers are transported to the heart of the conflict, where the white roads of Verdun bore witness to the courage and sacrifice of those who served. The narrative unfolds tales of compassion, resilience, and the indomitable spirit of the human soul amidst the ravages of war.More than a war memoir, 'The White Road to Verdun' is a testament to the dedication of nurses and the enduring impact of war on both individuals and landscapes. Join Burke on this literary expedition where each page unveils a new layer of the human experience in the midst of war, making it an essential read for those captivated by tales of wartime resilience and compassion."

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