Unveil the Hidden Chapters of Christian HistoryDiscover the rich tapestry of faith with the Ethiopian Bible in English. This groundbreaking work presents a comprehensive collection of canonical, deuterocanonical, and apocryphal texts, offering a unique perspective on the Christian scriptures.Explore the complete Ethiopian biblical canon, including the enigmatic books often omitted from other translations. Delve into the depths of ancient wisdom and gain a p...

Il est riche et un peu guindé. Elle va lui faire découvrir la vraie vie !Milton Turner est jeune, riche, beau et semble avoir le monde à ses pieds. Ce n'est pas un grand romantique, mais quelle importance ?Quand il croise la route de Charlotte Becker, il s'attend à passer une nuit brûlante et n'envisage rien d'autre. Sauf que Charlotte va mettre malgré elle le doigt dans un engrenage et faire remonter à la surface des secrets sur le passé de Milton. Et d'un...

Une relation n'est excitante que si elle a le goût de l'interdit...Quand Lucie Lerner s'inscrit au prestigieux concours d'architecture de Malte, elle n'espère même pas attirer l'attention de Christopher Lord, membre du jury et architecte fascinant. Elle est une simple candidate, il est une star dans son domaine : ils n'évoluent pas dans les mêmes sphères. Et pourtant, dès leur rencontre, Christopher ne voit qu'elle, et elle n'est plus obsédée que par lui. Le hic ? ...

Une relation n'est excitante que si elle a le goût de l'interdit...Quand Lucie Lerner s'inscrit au prestigieux concours d'architecture de Malte, elle n'espère même pas attirer l'attention de Christopher Lord, membre du jury et architecte fascinant. Elle est une simple candidate, il est une star dans son domaine : ils n'évoluent pas dans les mêmes sphères. Et pourtant, dès leur rencontre, Christopher ne voit qu'elle, et elle n'est plus obsédée que par lui. Le hic ? ...

In "The Queen-like Closet or Rich Cabinet," Hannah Woolley presents a captivating amalgamation of domestic wisdom and culinary expertise, reflecting the burgeoning interest in the newly defined roles of women in the early modern period. Richly adorned with recipes, household management advice, and reflections on noble domesticity, Woolley's text combines practical knowledge with poetic elegance, exemplifying the literary style of instruction manuals prevalent in the 17th century. Its intri...

The Queen-like Closet or Rich Cabinet' was a cookery book published in 1670 by the English writer, Hannah Woolley, on household management.

Hush now, dear reader—prepare to cry,This book was never meant to please.Here mothers fail, and babies die;Turn back if you're unready for unease.— Dakria, EditorEerie Lullaby is a dark horror anthology that dares to disturb and unsettle.Published by WATG Press, this collection gathers bold voices in contemporary horror fiction, psychological horror, and disturbing dark lit...

The plot of "Rich Enough" likely revolves around themes of wealth, social status, and personal fulfillment. It may follow the story of characters who navigate the complexities of society and grapple with the question of what it truly means to be rich.In the context of the 19th century, when societal norms and expectations often placed a high value on material wealth and social standing, "Rich Enough" may explore whether true happiness and fulfillment can be found through riches alone or if...

In "Rich Enough: A Tale of the Times," Hannah Farnham Sawyer Lee intricately weaves a narrative that captures the socio-economic landscape of 19th-century America. Through vivid characterization and a sharp, observant prose style, Lee delves into themes of wealth, class disparity, and moral integrity, offering a compelling reflection on the aspirations and disillusionments of her era. The novel's rich contextual tapestry is steeped in the cultural shifts of a burgeoning nation grappling wi...

As war overtakes the frontier, Emma's family farmstead is attacked by Dakota-Sioux warriors; on that same prairie, Oenikika desperately tries to hold on to her calling as a healer and follow the orders of her father, Chief Little Crow. When the war is over and revenge-fueled war trials begin, each young woman is faced with an impossible choice. In a swiftly changing world, both Emma and Oenikika must look deep within and fight for the truth of their convictions—even as horror and injustice...

In "Rich Enough: A Tale of the Times," Hannah Farnham Sawyer Lee explores the intricate web of social class and moral dilemmas in early 19th-century America. This semi-autobiographical novel deftly intertwines personal aspirations with societal expectations, employing a vivid and engaging literary style that resonates with the sentimental fiction of its era. Rich in detail, Lee examines the nuances of wealth and poverty, presenting a candid reflection of the social mores of her time, as ch...