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Ein Neuanfang zwischen sauren Zitronen und suen Kussen.Neuer Job, neuer Ort, neue Perspektive. Das ist Hopes Plan, als sie an die eindrucksvollen Cliffs Of Moher der irischen Westkuste reist. Die Physiotherapeutin ubernimmt die sechswochige Pflege von Destillerie-Besitzer Angus ONeill nach einem schweren Unfall. Sie hofft, fernab von ihrem Zuhause auch ihren Selbstzweifeln und Schuldgefuhlen den Rucken kehren zu konnen.Trotz der ungemutlichen Art ihres neuen Patienten fuhlt sich Hope in dem kleinen Ort Ardwellheart schnell wohl. Dafur sorgt vor allem Dylan, Angus erwachsener Sohn. Zu irischen Pub-Abenden und dem spontanen Engagement in einem Feriencamp fur Waisenkinder mischen sich verstohlene Blicke und heie Kusse. Allerdings zwingen alte Damonen Hope zu einer brachialen Entscheidung, denn in der Familie ONeill geht es alles andere als harmonisch zu.Haben Hope und Dylan eine Chance auf das irische Gluck, wenn Hope schon wieder dabei ist zu fliehen und Dylan vor die schwerste Entscheidung seines Lebens gestellt wird?Der achte Teil der Bestseller-Reihe Irland - Von Cider bis Liebe von Madita Tietgen ist eine Geschichte uber Liebe, Vergebung und die unerwarteten Wendungen des Lebens. Alle Bande sind in sich abgeschlossen und konnen unabhangig voneinander gelesen werden.

Marie Corellis Ziska is a captivating Gothic classic that delves into themes of the supernatural, romance, and historical mystery. The novel features richly descriptive prose, creating a hauntingly atmospheric setting that will transport readers to ancient Egypt. Corellis literary style combines elements of horror and romance, making Ziska a truly unique and engaging read within the Gothic genre. The story is filled with twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats till the very end. Set in an exotic locale and filled with mystical occurrences, Ziska is a must-read for fans of Gothic literature. Marie Corellis ability to blend historical elements with supernatural themes adds depth and complexity to the narrative, making it a standout work in the genre. Ziska is a timeless tale that will leave readers enchanted and eager for more from this talented author.

Im alten Café ihrer Granny riecht es nicht nur nach den köstlichsten Leckereien – es liegt auch Liebe in der Luft. Und Mara kann diesem Duft unmöglich widerstehen … Mara McMillan ist ein Taugenichts

Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lyttons Zicci: A Tale Complete is a timeless Gothic novel that immerses readers in a world of mystery, romance, and the supernatural. The book is rich in descriptive prose, evoking a sense of eerie beauty that captivates the imagination. Lyttons writing style showcases his mastery of language and ability to create atmospheric settings that draw readers in from the very first page. Set against a backdrop of 19th-century Europe, the novel delves into themes of love, power, and the occult, making it a compelling read for fans of Gothic literature. Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, a prominent Victorian novelist and politician, was known for his prolific literary output and keen interest in the supernatural. His own experiences with the occult and interest in metaphysical themes influenced his writing, adding depth and complexity to his works, including Zicci: A Tale Complete. Lyttons fascination with mysticism and the unknown shines through in this haunting tale, making it a standout in the Gothic genre. I highly recommend Zicci: A Tale Complete to readers who enjoy atmospheric Gothic novels that explore the darker aspects of human nature. Lyttons masterful storytelling and evocative prose make this book a must-read for anyone seeking a spellbinding literary experience.

Editor: Shi Ming Fang and Siou Ling Wang

Sold out Rock Concerts in Rome, Amsterdam and London. A spell in Wormwood Scrubs jail. A potential Indian arranged marriage. The back streets of Rome. London buses. A random ventriloquist. The occasional drug addict. Plenty of cricket, and, of course, a lot of of beautiful women. A steam train. Yellow tailed monkeys. Brazilian pirates, Ecuadoran asylum seekers. A helicopter co-pilot called Pontius. Building a hotel in the middle of the Amazon rainforest. Welcome again to the worlds most unusual drummer. The Mozart, cricket and blonde loving, Eddie Zero. "I cried, nearly as much as I laughed" said a preview reader

In this, the second volume of a projected Manchester trilogy, the young writer takes a zero-hours job in a mail-sorting depot but struggles to cope with the demands of menial work and the attitudes of his colleagues. Only after rescuing and acquiring a pet tortoise does he realise what is most lacking in his life: intimacy. Embarking on a handful of sexual misadventures, he continues to struggle as a writer. He sees the city in which he was born and brought up changing all around him and, when he gets sacked from the sorting office, some hard choices lie ahead.A powerful indictment of austerity politics and Brexit Britain, the novel never loses sight of its working-class characters dignity and humanity, and Campbells mordantly witty dialogue ensures that the next laugh is never far away. Gripping in its fascination with the everyday, Zero Hours is keenly observed, blackly funny and ultimately uplifting.

I tell her Ive stopped taking my pillsI write that Im still not well, that its making day-to-day life difficultThat I often do things I regret, and that theres some sort of membrane between what I want to do and whatever I end up doingThat I really want to be an actor, but that its a dream that seems all too distant for the time beingI tell her I use and abuse alcohol and drugs, and that Ive got a death wish that sometimes becomes difficult to ignoreThat I dont know who I amThat I change my mind as frequently as I change my socksThat Im horrible to the people around meThat my sex life is depravedGine Cornelia Pedersens debut novel won the prestigious Tarjei Vesaas First Book Award in its native Norway upon publication and went on to garner numerous glowing reviews, with major broadsheet Aftenposten declaring Sometimes, as a reviewer, one forgets a works failings and mistakes and becomes completely absorbed by an insistent narrative voice. Thats the case with Gine Cornelia Pedersens debut, a firework out of control: sparks fly all over the place and the rocket could strike anywhere and does Elsewhere described by the Norwegian press as like listening to a punk-rock single, Zero finds its young, female protagonist constantly torn between hope and despair, rage and confusion, as she tries to find her place in and, eventually, far outwith, society.