The story follows Amy Vargas, who aspires to become Jamaica's most influential woman. Her journey takes a dark turn when she inherits a mysterious candle from her mother, a family heirloom that grants her the deadly power of eradication. As Amy navigates her ambitions for fame, wealth, and power, the candle becomes a pivotal tool in her quest, intertwining her fate with its dangerous legacy.
In a small village near Montreal, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache investigates the suspicious death of Jane Neal, a beloved local figure found in the woods. While the community believes it to be a tragic hunting accident, Gamache senses a darker truth behind her demise. As he delves deeper, he uncovers secrets and motives lurking among the townspeople, revealing that Jane's death may be the result of a more sinister crime. The story intertwines mystery with the complexities of village life and hidden tensions.
Inspired by his son's love for fruit, particularly strawberries, the story unfolds as a heartfelt dedication from a father to his firstborn, Lincoln. It captures the essence of family love and the joy of childhood, portraying Lincoln as the "Fruit King." The narrative aims to create a lasting legacy for Lincoln, emphasizing the bond between parents and their children.
Exploring the life of an uninhibited and verbose character, this work delves into the absurdities of language and the art of expression. The narrative weaves humor and satire, highlighting the protagonist's eccentricities and the often ridiculous nature of discourse. Through vivid illustrations of interaction and dialogue, the book critiques societal norms and celebrates the joy of playful communication, ultimately inviting readers to reflect on the power and folly of words.
During the darkest days of the Second World War, the Allies listened intently to the messages of the enemy. Every whisper built a picture of the threat to come - weapons that were terrifying in their murderous capabilities. Target London is the dramatic tale of the inception of the German V-weapons, the Allies' epic race to discover the truth about them and the rockets' effects on the streets of London. Investigative historian Christy Campbell brilliantly interweaves the many strands of this gripping episode. At the heart of this tale is London - the target of Nazi Germany's plan to crush British morale.
This work presents a historical investigation into the mysterious bug that wiped out the vineyards of France and then Europe in the 1860s - and how one young botanist, who had served an apprenticeship at Kew Gardens, eventually 'saved wine for the world'.
THIS IS A PROFILE OF THE HISTORY, ADVERTISING AND CULT OF A LEGENDARY MACHINE---THE ULTIMATE "PEOPLE'S AUTO". PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED CELEBRATION OF A CULTURAL PHENOMENON.
