Waitress Korinna Scharpova has her hands full fending off the advances of her ex-boyfriend Mark Wilhelm. Complicating matters is Mark wants to marry her, and he won’t take no for an answer.Korinna transplanted to the metropolis Sicily, Pennsylvania hoping to have a fresh start. She takes any odd job to make ends meet—because anything is better than staying with her two-timing ex, Mark.Working a job that leaves her wanting more, Korinna works at a grand city event and meets th...

¿Hasta dónde estarías dispuesta a llegar por descubrir la verdad?Han matado a mi amiga Lara y pienso averiguar quién ha sido.Necesito respuestas y sé que Kai Morgan las tiene, pero a ver quién es la guapa que se las pide.Dicen que es traficante… Y probablemente lo sea.Y un proxeneta… Toda la pinta.Que haya estado en prisión tampoco ayuda a tranquilizarme, pero haré lo que haga falta para entrar a trabajar en su Club de pijos perverti...

BILLIONAIRE LOVE7 'first in a series' romance bundleRomance Boxed Set: Contemporary Romance, Romantic Suspense, New Adult Romance, and Romantic Comedy. 18+.MOGULBillionaire tech mogul Nate meets his wonder woman, Diana Prince. Diana’s life is in shambles after she’s fired for selling insider secrets to his company. Diana falls for Nate but has no clue that he is the Mogul.DESTINYDo you find it? Or...

Electricity and Magnetism, a volume in Elisha Gray's Nature's Miracles series, offers a lucid, apparatus-centered tour of charge, current, induction, and magnetic action. Interweaving historical vignettes—Volta, Faraday's lines of force, Maxwell's field picture—with plainspoken demonstrations and crisp woodcuts, Gray moves from benchtop effects to power stations. Eschewing heavy mathematics, he shows how dynamos, transformers, telegraph circuits, and early telephones enact the same field l...

First published in 1861, The Book of Household Management surveys the Victorian home from marketing and menu-planning to recipes, etiquette, childcare, and the sickroom. Numbered recipes, precise timings, standardized measures, seasonal charts, and costings impose a quasi-scientific order on domestic labour. Brisk, didactic, and modular in layout, it embodies mid-Victorian faith in system: a hybrid of cookbook, conduct manual, and domestic economy treatise for an ascendant middle class. Is...

The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood (1883) reshapes the medieval and broadside ballads into a continuous, episodic romance, following Robin's bouts with Little John, Friar Tuck, Allan-a-Dale, and the Sheriff of Nottingham toward royal recognition and a measured return to the greenwood. Pyle's lightly archaizing, ballad-like prose—sprinkled with "quoth" and cheerful asides—marries comic bravado to moral purpose, while inset songs and brisk set pieces recall the oral tradition. His integrated...

Flatland (1884) is a mathematico-philosophical satire narrated by A. Square, an inhabitant of a two‑dimensional world whose rigid social order maps neatly onto Victorian hierarchies. Through visits to Lineland and an irruption of Spaceland, Abbott fuses Euclidean exposition, parable, and speculative fiction to probe perception, orthodoxy, and the limits of inductive reason. The prose oscillates between pedagogical clarity—complete with geometric taxonomies and diagrams—and allegorical wit,...

The Village (1910) is Bunin's unsparing panorama of provincial Russia, following the peasant brothers Tikhon and Kuzma through labor, drink, violence, and thwarted hope while the 1905 unrest flickers at the margins. In chiselled, economical prose that blends late-Realist precision with Naturalist determinism, Bunin builds an episodic social anatomy; landscapes, luminous yet indifferent, counterpoint the villagers' brutality and endurance. Born in 1870 to an impoverished Oryol gentry family...

Set on Lincoln's beloved Cape Cod, The Big Mogul tracks the comic and unsettling ripples when a self-styled mogul tries to bend a tide-hardened village to his schemes. Town-meeting skirmishes, kitchen-table alliances, and a modest romance test Yankee thrift and neighborly duty. Lincoln's genial satire, salted with dialect and nautical metaphor, situates the tale within American regionalism, probing how modern money and publicity collide with customary ways. Joseph Crosby Lincoln (1870–1944...

Mary Stuart distills Stefan Zweig's psychological biography at its finest: a taut narrative tracing the queen's French girlhood, hazardous Scottish reign, and fatal English captivity. Mining letters, depositions, and the disputed casket letters, Zweig stages her duel with Elizabeth I as a conflict of temperaments and regimes. His lucid, cinematic prose fuses archival care with dramatic tension, situating myth, rumor, and testimony within an interwar reconsideration of history. An Austrian ...

Anne of Windy Poplars traces Anne Shirley's three years as principal at Summerside High, narrated chiefly through letters to her fiancé, Gilbert Blythe, interleaved with reflective prose. The epistolary architecture allows Montgomery to assemble a prismatic portrait of a Maritime town—its dynastic Pringles, boardinghouse rituals at Windy Poplars with Aunt Kate, Aunt Chatty, and Rebecca Dew, and a gallery of orphans, spinsters, and stubborn patriarchs. Toned with wit, sentiment, and a faint...

Tender Is the Night (1934) follows the glamorous expatriate circle on the French Riviera, centering on charismatic psychiatrist Dick Diver and his wealthy, fragile wife Nicole, observed by the naive young actress Rosemary Hoyt. Fitzgerald interlaces scenes of beachside brilliance with Swiss clinical interiors, mapping the corrosion of charisma under money, sex, and responsibility. Stylistically the novel fuses lyrical sentences with cinematic montage and shifting focalization; its non-line...