Drawn to historical fiction by a passion for 16th and 18th-century history, baroque music, and art, this author brings a unique perspective shaped by extensive experience. His career in the British diplomatic service, including postings in Washington DC, Berlin, and the Caribbean, provided a rich backdrop for understanding political dynamics and human intrigue. Further enriching his narrative palette, he advised on foreign ministry reform in post-conflict zones and led a significant rainforest conservation project in South America. This blend of historical depth and global insight allows him to craft compelling tales of betrayal, redemption, and suspense set against vibrant historical canvases.
A scholarly journal that provides cutting-edge research and clinical insights in the field of psychoanalysis. The journal features articles and reviews by leading experts in the field and is an essential resource for mental health professionals and researchers.
While staying with his grandparents for half-term, 10-year-old Louis has to write a story for his homework. The trouble is, he doesn't know where to start.
Set against a backdrop of passion, wealth, and influence, this novel explores the intricate dynamics of its characters as they navigate their desires and ambitions. The author, known for The Herzberg Trilogy and The Lute Player, weaves a rich narrative that delves into the complexities of relationships and power. Readers can expect a compelling story filled with emotional depth and engaging plot twists, showcasing the author's signature storytelling style.
Edward Glover's latest novel explores intricate themes of love and loss through the eyes of a diverse cast of characters. Set against a richly detailed backdrop, the story delves into the complexities of human relationships, weaving together personal struggles with broader societal issues. Glover's signature prose captures the emotional depth of each character, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences. The narrative is both poignant and thought-provoking, making it a compelling addition to contemporary literature.
Set in post-World War II Germany, the narrative unfolds in October 1946, capturing the struggles and complexities of a nation in recovery. Characters navigate the harsh realities of a war-torn society, grappling with loss, rebuilding lives, and confronting the remnants of conflict. Themes of resilience, identity, and moral ambiguity are explored as individuals seek redemption and hope amidst the ruins of their past. The story delves into the personal and collective impacts of war, offering a poignant reflection on the human spirit.
Set against the backdrop of 19th-century England and Prussia, the story explores the enduring consequences of a historic marriage that has sown discord between two powerful families. Three talented and ambitious women strive to overcome the legacies of betrayal and vengeance, seeking love and sexual freedom. However, the shadows of their families' past threaten to thwart their aspirations, making their journey one filled with challenges and fierce opposition.
Set against a backdrop of turbulent historical events, Arabella von Deppe navigates a world filled with love, betrayal, and ambition. As a beautiful English woman married into Prussian nobility, she confronts challenges with resilience and cunning. Inspired by music and accompanied by an unexpected ally, a murderer, she defies the whims of fate, showcasing her strength in the face of adversity. This thrilling tale intertwines themes of friendship and personal belief, highlighting her journey through loss and revenge.
Set against the backdrop of the London demi-monde, a young English woman flees her father's control, while a retired Prussian officer is on a mission from King Frederick the Great. Their paths intertwine as they embark on a thrilling journey across Europe, driven by a quest for fulfillment. The narrative is enriched by the young woman's music book, which captures the essence of their experiences and the emotional landscape they navigate together.
Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
Written by renowned British psychoanalyst Edward Glover, this collection features classic material from the early 1900s, thoughtfully curated for contemporary readers. It offers valuable insights into psychology and historical perspectives, making it a must-have for psychologists and historians alike. The relevance of the selected works ensures that they resonate with modern audiences, bridging past and present in the field of psychoanalysis.