Tracy Lorraine, autora de la lista de los más vendidos del USA Today y del Wall Street Journal, regresa con una nueva serie romántica de mafia. Está en el lugar equivocado en el momento adecuado… Los disparos resuenan, reverberando a través de mí, permitiéndome sentir algo… permitiendo que otra cosa diferente al dol...

From New York Times Bestseller, Pepper Winters, comes a brand new Dark Romance full of darkness and depraved hearts. This 13,000 word prequel is recommended to be read before RUBY TEARS (Book One of The Jewelry Box Series). It's short but it's spicy. I’ve fought a curse all my life. A curse inherited by my sick fath...

In "The Inner Flame," Clara Louise Burnham intertwines themes of personal growth and emotional resilience within a canvas of early 20th-century American society. Written in a richly descriptive literary style that captures the nuances of human relationships, the novel follows the journey of its protagonist through t...

In "The Monastery" and its companion novel "The Abbot," Walter Scott delves into the turbulent era of the Scottish Reformation, weaving a rich tapestry of romance, intrigue, and historical authenticity. Scott employs a masterful narrative style characterized by vivid descriptions and nuanced character development, s...

G. P. R. James's "Henry Smeaton" is a historical novel set against the backdrop of the turbulent political landscape of 16th century England. The narrative intricately weaves themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the complexities of personal honor, exploring the life of its titular characterーa young man caught in the cr...

Eugenia Burnett wants grandchildren! In Fort Worth, Texas, Rose Severin, runs a seance parlor where she speaks to the dead or at least she pretends to until she can earn enough money to get out of this cowboy town and become a famous actress like her mother. Travis Burnett is resolved to rid the western town of impo...

Alfred Bekker och Silke Bekker Storleken på denna bok motsvarar 444 pocketbokssidor. En passionerad kärlekshistoria mellan två världar. Omkring år 1000 i västra Kina: en grupp papperstillverkare kidnappas av uigurer och förs västerut. Bland dem finns mäster Wang och hans vackra dotter Li. I Samarkand träffar Li den ...

In R. D. Blackmore's "The Maid of Sker," readers are immersed in a richly woven narrative set against the backdrop of 17th-century Wales. The novel masterfully combines elements of romance, adventure, and local folklore, reflecting Blackmore's lyrical prose and deep appreciation for regional dialects. It unfolds the...

In "John Stevens' Courtship," Susa Young Gates crafts a charming narrative that intricately weaves themes of love, societal expectations, and personal growth against the backdrop of early 20th-century American life. Gates employs a vivid literary style punctuated by expressive dialogue and rich descriptions that imm...

In "What's Mine's Mine," George MacDonald intricately weaves a tale that grapples with concepts of ownership, morality, and the nature of true wealth. Set in a mythical Scottish landscape, the narrative follows the trials and tribulations of various characters intertwined in a struggle over land and possessions, ref...

In "If I Were King," Justin H. McCarthy weaves a rich tapestry of historical drama and political intrigue set against the backdrop of medieval France. Through vivid prose and compelling dialogue, McCarthy explores themes of ambition, power, and love, juxtaposed against the societal structures of the time. The narrat...

In "The Mysteries of Heron Dyke," T. W. Speight delves into the enigmatic landscapes and gripping human emotions within a secluded English village. With a style that masterfully intertwines the psychological nuances of his characters with intricate plot development, Speight crafts a narrative steeped in suspense and...

In Eliza Haywood's provocative novella, "Fantomina", the plot unfurls around the intricate and audacious escapades of a young woman who assumes multiple identities to seduce her unsuspecting lover. This work, published in 1725, encapsulates the themes of gender, identity, and desire within the framework of early 18t...

Eaton Stannard Barrett's "The Heroine" is a pioneering work of early 19th-century literary fiction, distinguished by its innovative use of parody and satire to explore the complexities of the romantic heroine archetype. Through an intricately woven narrative, Barrett critiques the sentimental novels of his time, exp...

Sheridan Le Fanu's "The House by the Churchyard" intricately weaves a rich tapestry of gothic horror and psychological complexity within the framework of 19th-century Irish society. Set in a decaying rural town, the narrative unfurls around a forgotten graveyard and a mysterious ancestral home, blending elements of ...

Alessandro Manzoni's "The Betrothed" (Italian: "I Promessi Sposi") is a seminal work of Italian literature, intricately woven in the historical and social tapestry of 17th-century Lombardy. This novel employs a rich narrative style that blends realism with romantic elements, immersing the reader in the lives of its ...