Acclaimed author, playwright, poet, and essayist Warren Adler is celebrated for his insightful explorations of the modern American family, earning him the moniker 'master of dysfunction' through his trademark blend of wit and realism. Drawing on his unique experiences as a former White House correspondent and magazine owner, Adler navigates the turbulent currents of American political and social life with unparalleled authenticity. His deep understanding of the nation's capital, cultivated over decades of observing the elite, imbues his writing with a rare command and perspective. Adler's distinct voice offers an invaluable lens through which to understand the evolving American experience, solidifying his place as a significant figure in contemporary literature.
This account of King John's reign is a study both of the king and his political misfortunes, and also of his times. John is set against the background of his predecessors, of the society in which he lived and of the problems posed by continuities independent of his making.
This biography provides a comprehensive reappraisal of Henry II, the man and king. W.L. Warren explores a whole range of contemporary sources to illuminate the king's policy and personality, as well as the events of his reign. schovat popis
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The War of the Roses has become synonymous with modern divorce and its emotional aftermath. Since its release, it has inspired numerous adaptations and discussions about divorce dynamics, even influencing legal terminology. The story follows Jonathan and Barbara Rose, initially seen as the perfect couple—Jonathan with a stable law career and Barbara as an aspiring gourmet entrepreneur. Their home is filled with cherished antiques and a loving family bond with their children, Eve and Josh. However, when Jonathan experiences what seems to be a heart attack and Barbara confronts the growing emotional distance between them, their seemingly idyllic life takes a dark turn. Their mutual animosity ignites a fierce domestic battle, escalating in unpredictable ways as they grapple with the fading love in their marriage. Amidst the chaos, the narrative prompts reflection on contemporary marital relationships, highlighting the destructive power of materialism, contempt, and selfishness. It raises a timeless question: how much power do our possessions have in defining our identities? Are modern marriages plagued by a desire for retribution?
There was no earthly reason why Vivien Simpson - an ordinary wife and mother - and Edward Davis - an ambitious, overworked congressional aide - should ever have met. But when two unidentified bodies are discovered amid the wreckage of one of the worst plane disasters in Washington's history, their separate lives collide and are overturned. Sharing the burden of a terrible secret, and with their marriages shattered, Vivien and Edward find themselves thrown together by a passion far beyond their comprehension. A passion that forever binds their restless, random hearts.
Renowned author Warren Adler delivers a gripping mystery that promises to captivate readers with its intense plot and provocative themes. Known for his blockbuster "The War of the Roses," Adler weaves a tale filled with suspense and intrigue, inviting readers to unravel the complexities of the narrative. The book showcases his signature storytelling style, ensuring an engaging experience for fans of thrilling mysteries.
Die Macht im Nacken - bk1124; Ullstein Verlag; Warren Adler; pocket_book; 1988
