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Deadly Play
Light is streaming through the crack beneath the door to the actors' lounge. Actress Kate Sachs steps into the room to turn it off, and her life changes in an instant. A man in a mask is hiding in the shadows, and her director lies crumpled in a corner, unconscious. After the man in the mask threatens her family, she fights back, and in a deadly game of cat and mouse, the hunted becomes the hunter.
Champagne Supernovas
Examines the 1990s fashion scene through the lives of Kate Moss, Marc Jacobs, and Alexander McQueen, three icons of design and fashion.
The Dogs' Book of Romance
Eye-catching and unforgettable, The Dogs' Book of Romance will spark a smile and touch the hearts of lovers and dog-lovers alike. This charming gift book offers relationship advice with artistic flair and the heartwarming appeal of wagging tails and cold, wet noses. The Dogs' Book of Romance makes a unique, creative stocking stuffer, Valentine's Day gift, bridal shower present, or thoughtful memento for any time of year. Dogs are known for their loyalty and affection, but do these consummate companions have anything to teach us about romantic love? From the pages of The Dogs' Book of Romance, it's clear they do. In this dazzling collection of lush, full-color photographs, extraordinary canin...
The Cats' Book of Romance
We usually turn to our friends for relationship savvy, but how often do we learn about love from our pets? Cats are particularly self-sufficient; they don't seem to need love—or anyone else. But the cats in this book can teach valuable lessons about being a couple and living in harmony. The Cats' Book of Romance offers wise advice illustrated with beautiful full-color photographs of two cats that nurture each other through good times and bad: “Treasure mementos from when you first met,” depicted by a cat cradling a beloved ball of yarn. “Fall asleep together under the stars,” with the two cats sweetly nestled together, snoozing. “Watch the sunset together,” with the two cats gazing awestruck into the distance. “Maintain friendships outside your relationship,” with one cat staring transfixed at an unsuspecting goldfish in a clear glass bowl.
From Your Gods to Our Gods
The global world debates secularism, freedom of belief, faith-based norms, the state's arbitration of religious conflicts, and the place of the sacred in the public sphere. In facing these issues, Britain, India, and South Africa stand out as unique laboratories. They have greatly influenced the rest of the world. As single countries and together as a whole, the three have moved from the colonial clash of antagonistic religions (of your gods) to an era when it has become impossible to dissociate your god from my god. Today both belong to the same blurred reality of our gods. Through a narrative account of British, South African, and Indian court cases from 1857 to 2009, the author draws an unconventional history of the process leading from the encounter with the gods of the other to the forging of a postmodern, common, and global religion. Across ages, borders, faiths, and laws, the three countries have experienced the ambivalent interaction of society, politics, and beliefs. Hence the lesson the world might learn from them: our gods promise an idealized purity, but they can only become real in the everyday creation of mixed identities, hybrid deities, and shared fears and hopes.
Wilde Day Out
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