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"She was the mistress of a kingdom, yet a prisoner of her own soul."Dick Forrest is a man of absolute efficiency, a millionaire rancher who has turned his sprawling California estate into a marvel of scientific agriculture. Beside him is his wife, Paula Forrestthe "Little Lady"a woman of immense talent, beauty, and spirited independence. Their life is an ordered paradise until the arrival of Dicks old friend, Evan Graham. As Graham and Paula fall into an irresistible, soul-stirring attraction, the "Big House" becomes the stage for a devastating emotional conflict. London crafts a story that asks: can a life built on logic and mastery ever truly satisfy the wild, unpredictable demands of love?A Masterclass in Character: Moving away from the "primitive man," London provides a nuanced look at the modern elite. Paula Forrest is one of Londons most complex female protagonistsa "boy-woman" who excels at riding and music but finds herself torn between the stable, brotherly devotion of her husband and the romantic fire of a new suitor.The Beauty of the Land: Set in the lush landscapes of Californias Sonoma County, the novel is a love letter to the earth. Londons vivid descriptions of breeding prize livestock and taming the wilderness serve as a backdrop to the characters internal struggles, suggesting that even the most "civilized" surroundings cannot suppress the primal instincts of the heart.Experience the sunset of a golden age. Purchase "The Little Lady of the Big House" today.

Oliver Twist is one of Charles Dickenss most famous novels and a searing critique of social injustice in Victorian England. Through the story of an orphan boy navigating a brutal world of workhouses and crime, Dickens exposes the cruelty of poverty and the failures of institutional care. Combining moral outrage with unforgettable characters, this novel remains a cornerstone of English literature and social realism.

"He was mastered by the sheer surging of life, the tidal wave of being, the perfect joy of each separate muscle, joint, and sinew."Buck, a powerful and pampered St. Bernard-Scotch Shepherd mix, lives a life of luxury in sunny California. But his world is shattered when he is kidnapped and sold into the brutal reality of the Klondike Gold Rush. Forced into the harness of a sled dog, Buck must learn the "Law of Club and Fang" to survive the freezing North. As he endures treacherous trails, cruel masters, and the fierce rivalry of the lead dog, Spitz, Buck feels a dormant, prehistoric power stirring within him. It is the call of his ancestorsthe wild wolves of the frozen forestbeckoning him to shed civilization and reclaim his primal throne.The Brutal Beauty of the Klondike: London draws on his own experiences in the Yukon to create a visceral, unforgiving setting. Through Bucks eyes, we witness the grueling physical demands of the trail and the raw "Survival of the Fittest" philosophy that governs both man and beast in the white silence of the North.A Bond Beyond Words: At the heart of the violence is the profound relationship between Buck and John Thornton, the one man who treats him with true compassion. This bond represents Bucks final tether to the human world, leading to a climactic choice between the love of a master and the irresistible pull of the wild.Answer the call. Purchase "The Call of the Wild" today and rediscover your own primal spirit.

"I have lived before. I have lived in the youth of the world."A modern-day narrator is haunted by vivid, terrifying dreams of a life lived hundreds of thousands of years ago. These are not mere fantasies, but "ancestral memories" of his prehistoric self, Big-Tooth. Through these visions, Jack London paints a raw, uncompromising picture of our distant ancestors, "The Folk," as they navigate a world of constant peril. Living in caves and trees, Big-Tooth and his mate, Lisp-Lisp, must survive the predatory "Saber-Tooth" tigers and the looming threat of the "Fire People"a more advanced, aggressive species of hominids who possess the secrets of the bow and arrow.The Science of Ancestral Memory: London leans into the scientific theories of his time, suggesting that our dreams of falling or being hunted are actually genetic echoes of the real-life traumas of our ancestors. Before Adam is a psychological thriller that bridges the gap between the modern mind and the primal instincts that still linger within us.A Struggle for Social Evolution: Beyond the survival action, the novel explores the birth of human society. We witness the first clumsy attempts at cooperation, the emergence of language, and the tragic realization that "The Folk" are being outpaced by the more organized and violent Fire People. It is a haunting reflection on the brutality of natural selection and the "Red in Tooth and Claw" reality of the prehistoric world.Reclaim your primal heritage. Purchase "Before Adam" today and journey to the beginning of the human story.

"The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown."Delve into the mind of the master of cosmic horror as he traces the dark lineage of the supernatural tale. In this comprehensive essay, H.P. Lovecraft explores the evolution of fear in fictionfrom the primal folklore of the ancients to the sophisticated "Weird Fiction" of the early 20th century. Lovecraft doesnt just list books; he defines the very "atmosphere" required to create true horror, championing works that evoke a "dread of outer unknown forces." For writers, scholars, and fans of the macabre, this is the essential roadmap to the shadows.The Four Pillars of Terror: Lovecraft identifies the authors he considers the "Modern Masters," providing deep analysis of their techniques:Arthur Machen: The master of hidden, ancient evils lurking beneath modern England.Algernon Blackwood: The genius of "Nature Horror" and the expanded human consciousness.Lord Dunsany: The creator of crystalline, alien dreamworlds.M.R. James: The architect of the subtle, scholarly ghost story.A Critical Masterclass: Lovecrafts essay is famous for its glowing tribute to Edgar Allan Poe, whom he credits with reinventing horror as a psychological reality. He also rediscovers "lost" classics like The House on the Borderland and The Yellow Sign, cementing the "Cthulhu Mythos" precursor works into the literary canon.Unlock the secrets of the dark. Purchase "Supernatural Horror in Literature" today and see through the eyes of Lovecraft.

A Christmas Tree is a lyrical and reflective holiday piece by Charles Dickens, capturing the innocence, imagination, and emotional warmth of childhood Christmas memories. Less a story than a meditation, this short work evokes nostalgia and timeless joy, reminding readers of the enduring magic of the season. A charming companion to Dickenss longer Christmas works and a perfect festive read.

"Sing, O Muse, of the rage of Achillesand the man of many wiles."Experience the dual masterpieces that have shaped the worlds imagination for millennia. The Iliad plunges you into the final weeks of the Trojan War, where the demigod Achilles faces off against Hector under the watchful, meddling eyes of the Olympian gods. It is a visceral exploration of glory, grief, and the brutal reality of combat. The Odyssey picks up the threads of the wars aftermath, following the hero Odysseus on his ten-year struggle to return home to Ithaca. Battling cyclopes, sirens, and his own pride, Odysseuss journey is the ultimate testament to human resilience and the longing for home.The Heroic Code: Homer defines what it means to be a hero through two distinct archetypes: Achilles, the embodiment of kleos (eternal glory through strength), and Odysseus, the master of metis (cunning and intelligence). These works examine the cost of greatness and the inevitable tragedy of the human condition.The Divine Theater: The Trojan War is not just a human conflict; it is a game played by the gods. From Athenas wisdom to Poseidons wrath, the epics illustrate a world where destiny is woven by divine hands, yet human choices still resonate through the ages.Witness the birth of storytelling. Purchase "The Iliad & The Odyssey" today and walk among legends.

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Com amor, Atena é um romance sobre recomeços, escolhas e a coragem de ouvir o próprio coração, tudo isso com o charme da Grécia como pano de fundo.Na Mitologia Grega, Atena é o símbolo da sabedoria.

Theres something perverted about a Christmas tree I think theyre weird theyve got an aura like a malicious kind of an aura it looks perverted and it gives me the creeps. In an abandoned building somewhere above the Northern Line, with foxes prowling the deserted streets outside, a Jewish family gathers on Christmas Day. Sam Grabiners viciously funny play about family, belonging and the rituals we perform with the people we love opened at the Almeida Theatre, London, in December 2025.

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Desire burns brightest where control is tested.In Velvet Chains Part II: A Tale of Fire and Restraint, Cassian Ward deepens the tension between power and surrender, drawing the reader further into a world where dominance is never simpleand restraint is the most dangerous temptation of all.What began as a carefully negotiated dynamic is pushed to its limits as control slips, emotions surface, and desire threatens to ignite into something far less manageable. The rules are no longer theoretical. Each command carries consequence. Each act of restraint sharpens the hunger beneath it.Cassian Ward crafts a slow-burn erotic narrative where authority is earned, submission is conscious, and intimacy is forged through tension rather than release. Velvet Chains Part II is darker, more intense, and more emotionally charged than its predecessorexploring what happens when power is no longer perfectly balanced.This is erotic fiction for readers who crave atmosphere, psychological depth, and the exquisite ache of delayed surrender.For fans of dark romance, BDSM erotica, power-exchange dynamics, and emotionally intense erotic fiction.Adults only (18+).

The Heavenly Palace is in uproar! Biao the tiger has gone missing and theres no Year of the Tiger without her. Ming and Miaow are sent to find her but bringing her back might just be their most difficult mission yet.Focused and stubborn, Biao hasnt got time for silly things like the lunar new year. The forest she calls home is dying and shes determined to save it. But she cant do it alone and her hot temper keeps getting in the way of finding friends. With time running out, can the Guardians help Biao save her home and the Year of the Tiger before its too late?Exciting, funny and jam-packed with action, GUARDIANS OF THE NEW MOON is perfect for fans of YOMI AND THE FURY OF NINKI NANKA, TIGER WARRIOR, Laura Ellen Anderson and SPELLCASTERS.

Um romance sobre solidão, destino e o poder redentor do amor - mesmo aquele que chega tarde demais. Uma estreia fulgurante no mundo editorial português.Em sua casa, um homem assiste a um espetáculo s

London, Summer 1951: Clem Fatale, the youngest crook in the city, and her best friend Gilbert are going to see their favourite musical double-act, the Wade Sisters, perform at the London Palladium! But then one half of the duo Betty Wade disappears.Her sister Judy hires Clem and Gilbert to find Betty.The pair are soon pulled into the dark side of the theatre scene, and into the orbit of a notorious criminal mastermind.Its a race against time and the gangsters of London to get Betty back to the theatre. Will Clem be able to stage the rescue of a lifetime?A rollicking middle grade series full of madcap escapades, fast-talking dames and unlikely heroes, perfect for fans of MURDER MOST UNLADYLIKE, ENOLA HOLMES, ADVENTURES ON TRAINS and Katherine Woodfine.

There are places where the night does more than fallit listens.Songs Written in Moonlight III: The Meadow that Listened to the Stars is a quiet, lyrical fantasy story about return, recognition, and the gentle memories the earth keeps for those who walk it slowly. Set in a moonlit meadow where fallen stars rest softly in the grass and lantern light waits without demand, this book invites readers into a world shaped by stillness and subtle wonder.Written in poetic, atmospheric prose, the story unfolds like a lullaby carried on night air. It follows a traveler drawn into a listening landscapewhere oaks whisper, shadows shimmer with silver, and the sky itself leans close to hear a heartbeat. This is not a story of conflict, but of belonging; not of endings, but of quiet arrival.Perfect for evening reading, moments of calm, or winding down before sleep, this book is designed to soothe and ground. Readers who love dreamlike fantasy, gentle magical realism, and stories that feel like a pause rather than a rush will find comfort in its pages.Songs Written in Moonlight continues as a series of modern bedtime stories for adultssoft, reflective, and written for nights that ask nothing but attention.

In a hidden orchard where silence is alive and memory breathes through the roots of ancient trees, a forgotten song waits to be reclaimed.Lyriel, a quiet wanderer burdened by words she never spoke, follows a whisper into a place where silence is not absencebut presence. The orchard listens. It remembers. And when shadows return to steal what was once taken, Lyriel must decide whether she is only a visitor or the one the orchard has been waiting for all along.The Orchard Where Silence Learned to Sing is a lyrical, gothic fairytale about memory, loss, and the healing power of listening. Blending poetic fantasy with quiet emotional depth, this seventh volume in the Tales from the Silent Garden series invites readers into a world where silence has a voice, shadows fear remembrance, and belonging is found not by speakingbut by hearing what was never said.A meditative, dreamlike story for readers who love atmospheric fantasy, gentle darkness, and stories that linger like a soft echo long after the final page.

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Scotland is a land steeped in romance often these stories end happily but, inevitably, they must sometimes end in tragedy too. The tale of love, faith and heartbreak has been told across the ages, a story that humanity never tires of reading. Such timeless magic weaves through the folk tales of this ancient land, now scattered across the pages of this book.Within this collection we learn of love in its many and varied forms; love between two people, between parents and children and between friends and communities. From selkies and fairies to witches, ghosts and even the Devil, these ancient Celtic myths are entwined with Scottish folk tales to bring to life experiences of doomed love, cursed love and love foretold by dreams. These tales have been carefully chosen and retold by Orkney storyteller Tom Muir and lovingly given form through the artwork of Hester Aspland.