Jean Ferris delves into the depths of human experience through her writing, showcasing a profound understanding of emotion and relationships. Her literary style is characterized by its empathy and sensitivity, offering readers poignant explorations of universal themes. Ferris skillfully navigates the complexities of love, loss, and the search for self, connecting with readers on a deeply personal level. Her narratives resonate with authenticity and a keen insight into the human condition.
Spying on the royal family through his telescope leads Christian, who lives in a cave with his troll father, into a whirlwind of unexpected emotions. Unfamiliar with love's complexities, he finds himself caught in a chaotic situation that could have dire consequences. As he navigates his feelings, the stakes rise when Princess Marigold's life hangs in the balance, forcing Christian to confront the true meaning of love and responsibility.
Sandy Huntington-Ackerman faces chaos when his greedy uncles attempt to seize the family fortune through a poisoned birthday cake, resulting in his parents and pet chicken falling into comas instead. Teaming up with his devoted butler and an eccentric nurse, Sandy embarks on a mission to rescue his family and thwart his uncles' misguided schemes. This humorous adventure combines elements of family loyalty, clever problem-solving, and the absurdity of inept villains.
The story follows Raider, a daring privateer, who risks his life to rescue Rosie from the clutches of the cruel Captain Lawrence. As Rosie tends to Raider's wounds, she grapples with her feelings after their unexpected kiss, knowing their worlds may never align. With Raider drawn back to the perilous life of war at sea, their burgeoning romance faces challenges, especially with the arrival of the infamous pirate Jean Laffite, intensifying the stakes for both characters.
Set in Mexico during 1814, the story follows sixteen-year-old Rosie, whose life is upended when her father is killed and their saloon is destroyed. With no one to turn to, she joins Raider Lyons, a young sea captain on a quest to rescue his kidnapped brother. As they navigate the perilous waters filled with American privateers and the British Navy, Rosie grapples with the dangers of war and the tumultuous feelings she develops for Raider, leading to a gripping tale of adventure and self-discovery.
The story follows Rosie as she uncovers buried family secrets in England after Raider brings her there. With no relatives left, she agrees to travel to New Orleans with him, deepening her feelings for the adventurous buccaneer. However, as war ensues at sea, Rosie grapples with Raider's obsession and the emotional turmoil it brings, as he sails into battle, taking with him the love that has become her lifeline. The narrative explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the impact of war on personal relationships.
Drawing from experiences in a girls' rehabilitation center, the narrative delves into the lives of young women facing adversity. It explores themes of resilience, friendship, and the quest for identity as the characters navigate their struggles and personal growth. The story highlights the transformative power of support and understanding in overcoming challenges, offering a poignant look at the complexities of youth and redemption.
Als Robin (17) Rick (19) begegnet, scheint die Zeit stillzustehen. Beide verlieben sich Hals über Kopf ineinander und träumen von einer gemeinsamen Zukunft. Eigentlich wäre alles wunderbar, gäbe es nicht ein Problem: Robin und Rick sind unheilbar an Leukämie erkrankt.
Wir werden das Kind schon schaukeln - bk59; Omnibus Verlag im C. Bertelsmann Verlag; Jean Ferris; pocket_book; 1995
