Hold Back the Night
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
After the sculptor Sander Williams is blinded by a tragic accident, Domini struggles to reawaken his will to live and rekindle his love for her
Abra Taylor Books
Abra Taylor is an author celebrated for her compelling novels that delve into the intricacies of human relationships and the depths of character psychology. Her writing is characterized by a captivating style that draws readers into the narrative, prompting reflection on universal human themes. Taylor possesses a distinct ability to craft unforgettable characters and engaging plotlines, establishing her as a notable literary voice. Her work resonates with readers through its emotional resonance and insightful exploration of the human condition.
The End of Innocence
- 368 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Western Pakistan, the winter of 1971, and 9 year old Laila has a secret. Ignored by the adults around her yet desperate to know their world, Laila takes comfort in being the confidant of teenager Rani – privy to details of the older girl’s forbidden love affair. But when that affair bears unwelcome fruit, a floundering Rani leans on Laila for solace and support. Yet Laila – still a child – neither comprehends the danger nor is able to help; and thus unwittingly leads Rani towards catastrophe …
Romana Spezial 4
Ein spanischer Sommer
Harlequin Série d'Or - 7: Un monde sans saisons
- 314 pages
- 11 hours of reading