The first comprehensive natural history guide to the Connecticut River and its environs, with more than 750 illustrations
Philip Sington Books
Philip Sington crafts compelling novels and plays, often delving into intricate human relationships and moral quandaries. His writing is characterized by keen psychological insight and meticulous suspense-building. Whether writing solo or in collaboration, Sington's narratives immerse readers in worlds filled with intrigue and unexpected turns. His works are celebrated for their intelligence and capacity to provoke deep thought.
A Bag of Moonshine
- 160 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Stunning new edition of Alan Garner's folklore collection by CollinsVoyager.
Zoia's Gold
- 392 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Stockholm, 1999. Madam Zoia, the enigmatic painter on gold, is dead. The last-known survivor of the Romanov court, she leaves behind a house full of paintings, a collection of private papers, and a mystery. Marcus Elliot has been commissioned to travel to Sweden to write the catalogue that will accompany the sale of her work. But something feels wrong. The gilded serenity of Zoia's work reflects nothing of her passionate private life: a dramatic escape from the Revolutionary torturers of the Lubyanka, an artistic journey that embraces the excesses of Bohemian Paris, and an unearthly ability to command the devotion of beautiful men. Marcus is to be Zoia's last, triumphant seduction but with time against him, he must lay down his own ghosts to rest - the scandal that ruined him, the tragedy that shattered his childhood - before the priceless truth can come within his grasp.
A fascinating collection of fairy tales by one of Ireland's greatest writers. A selection of nineteen stories taken from the author's book "Folk and Fairy Tales of Ireland". These classic stories are enchanting portrayals of Irish pixies and hobgoblins, foolish young men and beautiful young maidens, replete with wonderful Irish humour.
A team of American biological warfare experts travels to Indonesia to investigate a plague-like outbreak
The Einstein girl
- 400 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Thirty years after his death, private correspondence between Albert Einstein and his first wife, the Serbian mathematician Mileva Maric, was opened to public scrutiny for the first time. It revealed glimpses of a tragedy at the heart of their troubled
A beautifully illustrated field guide to the Mid-Atlantic region, from the Jersey Shore to Cape Hatteras
Ein Arzt im Kampf gegen Killer-Bakterien um seine Tochter zu retten: während die Krankenhausdirektionen von Los Angeles an Fahrlässigkeit seitens des Personals glauben entdeckt ein leitender Chirurg daß ein wirksames Mittel von der Pharmaindustrie und korrupten Politikern unter Verschluß gehalten wird ..
