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The Secrets of Sebastian Beaumont
"Danielle Beaumont had come to the isolated old vanilla plantation to meet her estranged grandmother, a dying woman who had been kinder to strangers than to her own flesh and blood. And as the old woman fearfully whispered of well-hidden dangers, Danielle pacified her with a promise--a promise more than one of those strangers would sooner see her dead than keep ... And Sebastian Beaumont was one of those strangers. An orphan raised as a beloved son by her grandmother, the darkly handsome man told Danielle with the blackest of glares what he thought of scheming long-lost relatives. And when her grandmother managed to manipulate them even from her grave, Danielle found herself forced to marry a man she had every reason to fear ..."--Provided by publisher
Secrets of Sebastian Beaumont
Danielle Beaumont had come to the isolated old vanilla plantation to meet her estranged grandmother, a dying woman who had been kinder to strangers than to her own flesh and blood. As the old woman fearfully whispered of hidden dangers, Danielle pacified her with a promise, a promise more than one of those strangers would sooner see her dead than keep. And Sebastian Beaumont was one of those strangers. An orphan raised as a beloved son by her grandmother, the darkly handsome man told Danielle what he thought of scheming long-lost relatives. Her grandmother managed to manipulate them even from her grave and Danielle found herself forced to marry a man she had every reason to fear..
Thirteen
Stephen Bardot is a taxi driver working the night shift in Brighton.Working such long shifts and driving exhausted, he starts to experience major alterations to his perception of reality.People start to take rides in his cab who know things they shouldn t, and who ultimately may not even be real. He regularly gives lifts to Valeriebeautiful, haunting, but terminally illfrom 13 Wish Road to her "positive thinking classes" at the community center. When he is no longer asked todriveher, he fears that she is dead, and questions Sal, one of the night operators.Her response turns Stephen s world upside down. "But Stephen," she tells him, "there is no such address.Wish Road doesn t have a number 13...
The Juggler
Mark did what people aren't supposed to do. He left his home, his job, his wife, his friends, his seven month old baby--everything. He took with him only two things. One was a flyer advertising a nightclub, with an address written on the back in spidery pencil. The other was a small bag containing a large amount of cash. But it is not so easy to start again. Mark must find his way in a new town where no one will talk about their past, and where cell phones don't work. He soon discovers that this is not all that's strange about this nameless town. Friendships turn into a web of deceit and motives are always suspect. Mark's journey, both physical and metaphysical, takes him through layers of reality and toward refuge of an unexpected kind.
I Had Every Excuse to Fail, But I Chose None
In his debut book, Sebastian K. Young shares a compelling story of tragedy, trials, and triumph in a way that rallies readers to assess the way they navigate the curves of life. I Had Every Excuse to Fail, but I Chose None discusses how a mother's murder, a grandfather's love, and life lessons can encourage readers young and old to refuse to succumb to life's adversities. Separated info three sections, "Growing Up," "Life Lessons," and "Forward Thinking," the book systematically progresses through the various trials Sebastian experienced at the early age of two and how he resolved to turn pain into motivation. The book shares the witty relationship-based anecdotes of his grandfather, and the business savvy chess game approach that he uses to strategically forge through life today.
Sebastian of Kings Ransom
Can Celeste trust Sebastian in their marriage of convenience which flares with unexpected passion while a threatening presence prowls at night in the old house. Celeste Beaumont travels to an isolated vanilla plantation to meet her estranged grandmother. When she arrived she found her dying grandmother whispering fearfully about nightly intruders wandering the rooms of the old mansion. What could they want? Was her grandmother lucid? Sebastian Beaumont, an orphan of the city streets and adopted by Celeste's grandparents, seemed to have had the life Celeste's mother should have enjoyed. Educated in England at a fine school, he returned to manage the plantation. The tall, darkly handsome man d...
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Treize Wish Road
Stephen Bardot est chauffeur de taxi. Dans la nuit, il parcourt les rues de Brighton, jusqu'à parfois perdre conscience de ce qui l'entoure. Et il rencontre Valérie. Valérie, qu'il vient chercher toutes les semaines au 13, Wish Road. Valérie, si malade, si sereine face à la mort. Quand Valérie cesse d'appeler, Stephen Bardot découvre que non seulement le 13, Wish Road, n'a jamais existé, mais que Valérie non plus. Seul dans un monde où des anonymes qui le connaissent trop bien apparaissent puis disparaissent, Stephen décide de reprendre le contrôle de sa vie. Mais le 13 n'a pas l'intention de le laisser s'échapper.
On the Edge
"In this auspicious debut novel set in the north of England, nineteen year old Peter Ellis is on the edge of discovery-- both about the artist father he never knew and whom his mother refuses to discuss and about the direction of his own life. Although he has heterosexual relationships with the teenaged Anna and the somewhat perverse art student Coll, it is with his life-long friend Martin, himself a painter of promise, that Peter seems happiest. On The Edge combines the elements of a thriller-- the mystery surrounding the sudden death of Peter's father-- and passionate ambisextrous romance and provides an immensely readable narrative about late adolescence, sexuality and creativity."--Page 4 of cover.
