J.A. Westerweel-Ybema Book order (chronological)

Met de hulp van haar therapeut probeert een vrouw haar jeugdtrauma's te verwerken om zich dan toe te leggen op het helpen van mensen die met het HIV-virus besmet zijn.

Een klein meisje en haar ouders strijden tegen haar leukemie en tegen de mogelijke oorzaak daarvan: een kerncentrale in de nabijheid.

A novel about three female models from different places and times in the 20th century, all connected to a single man.

Waar gebeurd verhaal over een achttienjarig meisje dat haar moeder vermoordt en tot levenslang wordt veroordeeld.

A compelling read that captivates audiences, this book has garnered such enthusiasm that readers find themselves revisiting it multiple times. Its engaging narrative and relatable themes resonate deeply, leading to a physical wear on the pages, indicating its popularity and the emotional connection it fosters with its audience. The strong appeal suggests a story that is both memorable and impactful, making it a cherished addition to any reader's collection.

In 1830 a scientist and his wife make their home with an Aboriginal clan. Four years later their daughter is brought into a mission clutching a satchel of notes. In 1871 Joanna docks in Melbourne convinced that her mother's dreams and sudden death are a result of her experiences as a girl.

Captivating. Krantz's latest tome... is her most erotic yet. "Dazzle" sizzles." -- "Daily News, Los Angeles," Now, Judith Krantz, best-selling author of "Scruples," "Mistral's Daughter," and "Till We Meet Again," invites you into the luscious, monied world of Jazz Kilkullen, her most daring, provocative, impetuous heroine yet. "Deliciously sexy." --"Cosmopolitan," Inside the fun-filled photographers' studio in California known as Dazzle, Jazz Kilkullen reigns supreme. At twenty-nine, this playful, gifted, and thoroughly sexy woman has become one of the most successful celebrity portrait photo in the world. "Enjoyable... Jazz is one of the most likable free souls to emerge from the novel industry." -- "The Pittsburgh Press," But her charmed career and her dashing private life, which includes three fascinating-and fascinated-men, are rocked when an unexpected tragedy leaves jazz to battle her father's vengeful ex-wife and the machinations of her half-sisters. At stake is the Kilkullen family ranch, a three-billion-dollar paradise of unspoiled California land that developers all over the world would do anything to possess... and Jazz will do anything to protect. Absolutely anything. "Judith Krantz's best novel since "Scruples,"" -- "Associated Press," "Steamy." --"Los Angeles Times," "Hot... bubbling with sex, intrigue, and-most of all-money. Krantz is at the height of her form here." -- "Booklist" "From the Paperback edition.

First with your head and then with your heart . . . So says Hoppie Groenwald, boxing champion, to a seven-year-old boy who dreams of being the welterweight champion of the world. For the young Peekay, it is a piece of advice that he will carry with him throughout his life. Born in a South Africa divided by racism and hatred, this one small boy will come to lead all the tribes of Africa. Through enduring friendships with Hymie and Gideon, Peekay gains the strength he needs to win out. And in a final conflict with his childhood enemy, the Judge, Peekay will fight to the death for justice. Bryce Courtenay's classic bestseller is a story of the triumph of the human spirit – a spellbinding tale for all ages.

Readers can expect an emotional journey that evokes laughter and tears, capturing a wide spectrum of feelings. The narrative resonates deeply, making it relatable and impactful, leaving a lasting impression on its audience.