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Daughter of Sarpedon
Daughter of Sarpedon is an anthology of 48 short stories, poems, and drabbles centered around Medusa.
SINCONA Auction 62
Numismatic auction catalogue containing banknotes from all over the world.
Translating Excerpts from Paris
"This project is a translation of the introduction, conclusion, and chapters one, two, three, five, and nine of the French non-fiction book Paris: Quinze promenades sociologiques by Michel Pinçon and Monique Pinçon-Charlot, originally published in 2009 by Éditions Payot & Rivages. By way of the original work, the translation covers the historical evolution of the Sentier, Saint-Germain-des-Près, and quartier chinois districts in Paris, as well as the métro system and the city in general. In response to the changing social landscape of Paris, the text expands on the histories of its districts and details the current cultural and sociological specificities (including immigration and emerg...
Rachel's Daughter
Rachel Cooper's father kept his family in a state of terrified subservience. When he died - apoplectic with rage at having been crossed, at last, by his son - Rachel was left to care for her helpless mother and difficult young sister. Raped by a local youth whose love she thought she had gained, she gave birth in secret to a daughter who had to be given away for adoption. Hating and mistrusting all men, Rachel's only friend was Polly, the local wise woman whose support and counsel was to bring her through the worst of times. She managed to develop a successful career and to win the love of a good, kindly man, but her sufferings were not yet over. At last, with courage and the will to survive, Rachel found true fulfillment and reconciliation with the daughter she thought she had lost forever.
Gone to Pieces
A crushingly funny and poignant debut, perfect for fans of Sorrow and Bliss. Rebecca Wise has lost her mind. Will she be able to find it again? There are three things I have to do this year. Just three. All the other things don't matter. Learn to drive on motorways. Use above skill to run away to France. Begin new life in France under assumed name. Rebecca is a wife, mother and the author of an unmanageable number of to do lists. Her attempts to coerce her life into something she has any hope of controlling are failing. Her family can't manage without her but she's starting to think they should. So she makes a decision. Only it doesn't quite go to plan. Rebecca finds herself in therapy with ...
Rachel's Child (Mills & Boon Vintage Cherish)
Her lie came back to haunt her...
Afterwards
To love someone, need you know everything about them? When Alice and Joseph meet, they fall quickly into a tentative but serious relationship. Both are still young and hopeful of each other, but each brings with them an emotional burden. Alice's family is full of absences and Joseph harbours an unspeakable secret from his time in the army in Northern Ireland. When Alice's widowed grandfather begins to tell Joseph about his RAF experiences in 1950s Kenya, something still raw is tapped in Joseph; his reaction to the older man's unburdening of guilt is both unexpected and devastating for them all.
Never Mind The Botox: Rachel
Rachel Altman is a corporate financier with a prestigious accounting firm who's desperately trying to keep on the straight and narrow. Hopelessly led astray by her bar-diving boyfriend, she gets the chance to turn things around when her boss gives her the break she's been waiting for. But the deal doesn't go as planned...
Lies and Loyalties
An emotional, gritty family drama exploring the power of frustrated love and intense sibling rivalry - from the acclaimed author of ONE SUMMER and A WOMAN'S LIFE One cool March morning in London, MP Leo Barr is told that his brother, Charlie, is dead. He has hanged himself from a chestnut tree in the grounds of a mental hospital. His family reacts in different ways. Charlie's mother, Imogen, sees no point in pretending that life is still worth living - he was always her favourite. Leo and his lawyer brother Roland fight, as they always have over Charlie. The fourth brother Ron, a Catholic priest, must break the news to Charlie's wife, presently in HMP Holloway. In the days following Charlie'...
Perfect
In 1972, two seconds were added to time. It was in order to balance clock time with the movement of the earth. Byron Hemming knows this because James Lowe has told him and James is the cleverest boy at school. But how can time change? The steady movement of hands around a clock is as certain as their golden futures.Then Byron's mother, late for the school run, makes a devastating mistake. Byron's perfect world is shattered. Were those two extra seconds to blame? Can what follows ever be set right?
