Maison d'édition: Muhammad Humza
Alexandre Dumas, père's novel The Vicomte of Bragelonne: Ten Years Later (Le Vicomte de Bragelonne ou Dix ans plus tard) is set ten years after the events of The Vicomte of Bragelonne. Following The Three Musketeers, it is the third and final d'Artagnan Romance..
New York Times bestselling and award–winning author Barbara Michaels presents a swashbuckling romantic adventure in Wings of the Falcon. The death of her English father left Francesca alone and unprotected, with nowhere to turn but to the noble Italian family of her late mother. Adrift in a strange land, surrounded by cold and suspicious relatives who had disowned her mother on her wedding day, Francesca is determined to make the best of a bad situation. But nothing could have prepared her for the nest of dark secrets and oppressive cruelty she has been cast into. And her fate now rests in the hands of a mysterious horseman known as the Falcon, whose appearance will speed her salvation . . . or hasten her doom.Voir livre
A single mother finds love and family when a military man takes her under his wing in this inspirational romance. Coast Guard officer Adam Bodine finally finds his long-vanished great-uncle. But the secretive elderly man has adopted some new kin . . . single mother Cathy Norwood and her disabled little boy. Adam is grateful when Cathy convinces his relative to reunite with the Bodines. Until he learns why she’s so eager. Though his heartstrings are tugged by their plight, he knows he doesn’t deserve them in his life—not with his past. Unless one big extended family can teach Lieutenant Bodine something about love and honor.Voir livre
Raising a family on his own doesn't leave widowerSeamus Lee much time for cultivating new relationships.Which is just how he wants it. But Rory Gorenzi, theunconventional wilderness instructor at his children'smountain school, has other ideas. Ever since their arrival in the snowy Colorado town,Rory finds the Lee clan impossible to resist. But it'sobvious that Seamus is hiding something. Can Rorybreak through his defenses to learn his secretand tohelp him become the father his children need?Because he's the man she wants to get to know a whole lot better.Voir livre
'He watched her as she moved about, getting another cup and saucer, cutting cake. How charming she was in her uniform, her soft hair escaping in little tendrils from beneath her cap -- worn with such a becoming air . . . When Victor saw her in her own cottage, she always appealed to him in a special way. He would often picture her as his wife . . . He hated telling her that his mother was absolutely against their marriage . . .' Ireland, 1922. The Civil War rages and in its shadow, an extraordinary love story begins. The Marriage of Nurse Harding is a powerful, emotional journey that will stay with you long after the final chapter. Nora Harding, a devoted Catholic nurse, risks her life to care for wounded soldiers during the Battle of Dublin, as Free State forces close in on Doran's Hotel. Her strength and compassion shine in the darkest of times, but her world shifts when she meets Victor Hewdon, a Protestant landowner with a past as complex as her own. Their connection is immediate, but their love is anything but simple. Set against the wild beauty of County Mayo, the chaos of war-torn Dublin, and the harsh realities of Whitechapel, Nora and Victor must navigate religious divides, societal expectations, and their own fears to fight for a future together. Annie M.P. Smithson's vivid storytelling and rich historical detail come alive in this beautifully narrated audiobook. With its unforgettable characters, sweeping landscapes, and a love story that defies the odds, The Marriage of Nurse Harding is a must-listen for fans of historical fiction and romance. Annie M.P. Smithson was the most successful of all Irish romantic novelists and all of her books were bestsellers. Other Annie M.P. Smithson books: The Walk of a Queen, Her Irish Heritage, Nora Connor, The Weldons of Tibradden, and Paid in Full.Voir livre
A tornado warning and a magazine quiz bring an unlikely pair together in this meet-cute romance debut perfect for fans of Notting Hill and Before Sunrise. Nora is struggling with a corporate job that leaves her no time for family and the aftermath of an ill-advised hookup with a colleague who she's discovered had a girlfriend. And now there's a tornado warning on the news... of all things. Nora's prepared to hunker down alone for the storm with wine and a good book, until a beguiling (and admittedly handsome) British man shows up at her door. Aiden tries to stay under the radar, but after starring in a string of popular movies it's become nearly impossible. So when Nora doesn't recognize him, begrudgingly letting him inside her home to shelter in place only after confirming he's an old friend of her landlord, he's relieved by the chance to be himself without the dynamics of celebrity. As they settle in, what starts as jokingly killing time answering questions for a silly magazine quiz turns into an evening of raw and meaningful discussion and blossoming feelings. But their new bond will be tested as soon as the sun peeks out. Nora is bound to find out who Aiden really is—and when she does, can their connection survive the storm?Voir livre
New York Times–Bestselling Author: In Victorian England, a bride arrives at her husband’s magnificent estate—but hope soon turns to horror . . . Lucy Cartwright placed her life and future into the hands of the dashing Baron Clare, despite the rumors of his dark, unsavory past. Trusting his kind words and gentle manner, she agreed to be his wife and followed the enigmatic lord to Greygallows, his sprawling country estate. But mystery, deception, betrayal, and danger surround the magnificent manor. A ghostly secret charges the atmosphere, and terror reigns in its shadowed hallways. Lucy entered Greygallows willingly . . . and now she may never leave. Praise for Barbara Michaels “A favorite of suspense fans.” —Publishers Weekly “This writer is ingenious.” —Kirkus Reviews “A consummate storyteller.” —Mary Higgins ClarkVoir livre
