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True Love, Too Late
Goidsargi Estibaliz Carranza Zabala looked for love in all the wrong places. When she was disappointed, she committed murder. Her ex-husband wouldn't leave her apartment, even after their divorce. Carranza shot him in the head, cut up his body and stuffed the body parts in the cellar under her ice cream parlor in Vienna. Her second love cheated on her. So, Carranza killed him and put him in the basement, too. The third time turned out to be the charm. Carranza finally found, Roland, her true love. But plumbers, working on leaking pipes, found the body parts of the lovers who had disappointed her. After she was arrested, Carranza discovered she was pregnant. True Love, Too Late is a shocking true crime story that explains why a woman will spend the rest of her life in a prison cell, separated from the true love of her life.
My Life as a Meme
Book 8 of the much-loved My Life series Derek Fallon loves making funny memes, but when he finds himself the joke of a viral meme, he realizes how easy it is to offend others using this platform. Derek decides to confront the creator of the hurtful meme, all during the backdrop of a fire evacuation that has put him in the same place as his meme bully. Here is another thoughtful, funny, and timely adventure in the life of the ever-loving, ever-mischievous Derek Fallon. Christy Ottaviano Books
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How Madness Shaped History
This book considers the impact of psychology on world events, looking at how mental illness and personality disorders have affected history. How have mental illness and personality disorders influenced history? This lively investigation demonstrates that, when conditions are ripe, one unstable individual can create the best or worst moments of a generation or even a century. Beginning with Alexander the Great, whose megalomania caused widespread bloodshed yet powerfully shaped world history through the spread of Greek culture, the author examines the various forms of mental illness among people of great influence. These includes emperors, like the Romans Caligula and Elagabalus, kings like G...
Suicide Kings
As a young woman in Florence, Diana Savrano's life is a privileged one of elegant balls, handsome suitors and frivolity. But the sudden death of her mother leaves her adrift and abandoned. As she sobs over her mother's casket, another member of the procession reveals the awful truth. Before her last days, Diana's mother had joined a Luciferian cult. Despite knowing little beyond her pampered world, Diana determines to unmask those responsible for her mother's death. But someone does not want such secrets revealed, and they are willing to send assassins to keep her silent. Paranoia and loneliness set in as even her closest friends reveal hidden agendas. Worst of all, the further she follows the intertwined threads, the closer they appear to lead to her own father.
