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The New York Times bestselling author of the Maisie Dobbs series turns her prodigious talents to this World War I standalone novel, a lyrical drama of love struggling to survive in a damaged, fractured world. By July 1914, the ties between Kezia Marchant and Thea Brissenden, friends since...

Gwen doesn't want anyone to know she's a siren. She doesn't want anyone to know she's terrible at her job either. Perhaps least on her list of priorities, Gwen would also like to avoid the gargoyle who saw her vibe in the TSA check. Except, the very same gargoyle is the new manager she has to work with, and he's going to the same corporate retreat she is. He reminds her too much of her past and exactly the career-driven sort of guy she can't stand from Fortune 666 companies.

Was it wrong to hate your patient? Probably. This was just supposed to be another job for Sloane, but somewhere along the line everything changed and she found herself risking everything for the one man who could destroy her. In the blink of an eye, Chase’s entire world was destroyed, taking away everything that he loved and leaving him struggling to go on. He hates who he’s become, hates the memories that keep him up at night, and hates knowing that the life that should have been his was gone forever. The only thing that gives him hope is the one woman he could never have.

By 2025, Millennials will form 75% of the global workforce and more than half of them (58% of global Millennials) are living in Asia! As this huge demographic surges towards becoming a substantial contributor to Asia’s workforce, organisations continue to face engagement and retention...

After a recently failed engagement, Phillip Gooden is burying himself in work at a therapy practice to avoid dealing with his problems. Dr. Gooden isn’t the typical, dull therapist. He has some unusual ways of addressing his patients’ concerns. From anger management and infidelity to intimacy issues and marital woes, he always makes his clients feel better. Many of his female clients think of him as Dr. Feelgood; however, Phil’s biggest challenge is making himself feel good again by letting go of his past.

Schloss Gripsholm: Ja, Kurt Tucholsky konnte auch Belletristik. Eines seiner erfolgreichsten Werke ist die Liebesgeschichte Schloss Gripsholm, in der ein verliebtes Paar einen Sommerurlaub in Schweden verbringt. Leicht, locker, erotisch-verspielt - und natürlich nicht ohne Melancholie.

Träges Nichtstun am Urlaubsort. Die Gäste kennen einander mittlerweile. Plötzlich erscheint ein neuer Gast, der gleich bei jedem äußerst beliebt ist. Doch kurze Zeit später ist er verschwunden, aber nicht allein: Madame Henriette, die Gattin eines Industriellen, Mutter zweier Kinder, hat ihn Hals über Kopf begleitet. Während die Mehrzahl der Gäste empört ist, äußert der Erzähler Verständnis für die Frau. Und das bringt schließlich Mrs. C., die Dame aus Schottland in den besten Jahren, dazu, dem Erzähler ihre eigene Geschichte zu erzählen.

Als der Baron seine junge Gattin während des Balls mit einem anderen Mann erwischt, reagiert er kühl: Erst auf dem Heimweg verkündet er ihr, dass er sich von ihr trennen wird. Er verlangt von ihr, kein Aufsehen zu erreen; die Gattin willigt ein. Jahre später trifft der nun deutlich gealterte Baron seine Gattin im Zug wieder - und ist entzückt von der strahlenden Schönheit, die ihm gegenüber im Zugabteil sitzt. Könnte das etwa seine Frau sein, die er seit sechs Jahren nicht mehr gesehen hat? Sie ist es - und der Baron macht sich daran, sie wieder zu gewinnen.

Will the young prince inherit the crown from his father? Who knows - he has two brothers who also want to become king. In order to find out who the rightful heir will be, the king sends his sons out in the world with a special task. The youngest son soon arrives at a splendid castle - whose owner is the Queen of Cats. This beautiful white cat has a secret, and the prince's future depends upon it! A timeless fairy tale about the power of love!