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Esistono passioni così potenti da cambiarti la vita. Da rovesciarti la testa, i pensieri, lo sguardo. Per Cecilia la musica è esattamente questo: un modo di vivere, il solo che conosce. "Fai finta di dover parlare di tutto quello che è finito in un abisso, - le dice il suo maestro. - Della gioia e del pianto, della vita e della morte. Fai finta di dovermi raccontare qualcosa che non ha mai avuto parole per essere descritto. Rimane Bach. Tolto tutto rimane solo lui: la lisca del tempo". Ma il tempo che cos'è?

"Ogni mattina Anita si accomoda alla Olivetti e digita digita digita. Le storie che deve trascrivere sono belle. Anita coi personaggi entra subito in confidenza. Tempo due racconti e le sembra di conoscerli da una vita. In ogni storia il protagonista di turno si ritrova in un agguato, in una sparatoria, in una rissa. E Anita ormai lo sa che il personaggio ne uscirà intero, o perlomeno con buone prospettive di ripresa, perché sono racconti seriali, giusto? Mica lo fai crepare, il protagonista che deve tornare ancora e ancora, ci arriverebbe anche un cretino."

"La mia mano destra intraprende un viaggio fino al suo clitoride, mentre l'altra avvolge il suo collo, facendo girare la sua testa: Voglio assaggiarla, assaporare la sua lingua, il suo odore, il suo inebriante profumo di gelsomino importato dall'India. Sono bagnata e spero lo sia anche lei." Lussuria nella Russia imperiale è ambientata nel 1915. Narra la storia di una cantante, trasportata in un mondo di sontuosa dissolutezza e delizia, quella degli zar della Russia imperiale. Lì, avrà un assaggio di un piacere che non ha mai conosciuto prima.

"Piccante, ecco la parola giusta per descrivere il cambio in corso nella mia vita. Faccio fatica a concentrarmi. Il mio corpo brucia a causa di un fuoco inesauribile." Al secondo anno della scuola per diventare infermiera, Charlene non si immagina che svolta sta per prendere la sua vita, una svolta più erotica che romantica. Solitamente molto timida, si farà tentare da una festa di studenti di medicina, un evento conosciuto per essere un ritrovo di persone disinibite, quasi un'orgia. Con calze nere e tacchi alti, è pronta per aprirsi al piacere!

A Pontinia, piccolo centro di fondazione fascista nel mezzo dell'Agro Pontino, la giovane Elena è stata uccisa dal fidanzato. A distanza di un anno, i suoi amici sono ancora divisi tra il dolore di quel trauma e il bisogno di un'adolescenza normale. Nell'arco di un'estate afosa, vissuta fra le architetture metafisiche di Pontinia e di Latina e le sensuali dune di Sabaudia, e con Roma, la grande città, sullo sfondo, si intrecciano i loro destini. C'è Diana, con la sua voglia sulla gamba che la rende tanto insicura, e c'è la sua migliore amica Vera, che sembra invece non aver paura di niente.

A civil rights activist and key figure in African American literary history, Alice Dunbar-Nelson made her mark during the emerging Harlem Renaissance. Violets and Other Tales is her debut (included here in full, save for three stories later updated in The Goodness of St. Rocque). The collection includes poetry, short stories, and essays offering a varied examination of class differences, racial identity, oppression, intolerance, and women’s societal roles. The Goodness of St. Rocque and Other Stories assembles 14 of Dunbar’s short works of fiction.

Little Betsy will learn that happiness is made up of simple things in life, both small and big. With the help of the magic stone, she will begin to feel gratitude for her parents, friends, and toys. But what happens when little Betsy forgets to use the magic of her stone? She will realize that the power of gratitude is hidden in her heart.

This is a book about healing your whole self, a book about becoming conscious and discovering the eternal and unbreakable you. The authors take listeners on a journey of discovery, a journey in which listeners will discover tools for their wholeness and personal power.

Twenty-five years ago, during a celebratory weekend at historic Whitetail Lodge, Sarah McCaskill had a vision. When a young man was killed, her guilt over having ignored the warning devastated her. Her friendships fell apart as she worked to build a new life in a new city. But she never stopped loving Whitetail Lodge on the shores of Bitterroot Lake. Now that she's a young widow, her mother urges her to return to the lodge for healing. But when she arrives, she's greeted by an old friend - and by news of a murder that's clearly tied to that tragic day she'll never forget.

1920s, Pasadena, California: People are dropping dead after communion services at Daisy's church; Detective Sam Rotondo has finally professed his love for Daisy; and Daisy sees swaying trees in her crystal ball, a prop in which she doesn't place any faith. But when the crystal ball's image leads Daisy to her client's missing butler, and then a bunch of bootleggers, Daisy unknowingly bumps into the man responsible for the parishioners' deaths. She doesn't recognize him, but he recognizes her and that lands Daisy at the top of his to-be-murdered list.

It's 1924, and spiritualist-medium Daisy Gumm joins with friends Flossie and Harold to help Lily Bannister, whose abusive husband nearly killed her. Meanwhile, Mrs. Pinkerton - Daisy's best client - is in a tizzy, insisting Daisy use her (fake) spiritualist talent to end the engagement between her daughter and a most unsuitable man. To Daisy's surprise, the two cases collide, placing her in the middle. Now, Daisy must prove Lily's husband and Mrs. P's soon-to-be-son-in-law are in cahoots with nefarious human traffickers...before it's too late.

“Why me?” is the cry I hear most often in my work as a hospice chaplain. I’m not a theologian, but through my encounters with people who are elderly, disabled, dying, and bereaved - and through my own quest for peace - Jesus’ teachings known as the Beatitudes have become essential. They describe the attributes of God’s people: God is with those who suffer, those beaten down by life and rejected by the world.

Lisa Pearl is an American teaching English in Japan, and the situation there - thanks mostly to her spontaneous, hard-partying ways - has become problematic. Now she’s in Seoul, South Korea, with her childhood best-friend, Mindy. The young women share a special bond: They are both Korean-born adoptees into white American families. Mindy is in Seoul to track down her birth mom, and wants Lisa to do the same. Trouble is Lisa isn’t convinced she needs to know about her past, much less meet her biological mother.

Growing up as a lesbian with an overly dramatic mother and a father who did everything he could to keep his wife happy while holding their family together, taught Cam that sometimes "I love you" really isn't enough. After a heart-wrenching breakup, a spark ignites in Cam's soul, and she follows a promising new adventure to the West Coast to build what she hopes is a new life. She doesn't expect the journey to lead her into the darkness of drugs, passion, and pain. Get lost with Cam on her voyage of self-discovery, and you might just find yourself along the way.

"Mer liere Kölsch...ävver höösch" ist ein Sprachkurs, der unabhängig und für sich oder in Ergänzung zum gleichnamigen Buch Gebrauch findet. Durch Dialoge in authentischem Kölsch dient er dem Training und dem praktischen Gebrauch der kölschen Sprache. Die Erläuterungen werden zunächst "Rheinisch" (Hochdeutsch mit "Knubbeln") gesprochen und mit zunehmendem Kenntnisstand Kölsch.

Thanksgiving Angels brings Mercy Allcutt and Daisy Gumm Majesty together for the first time when Mercy's parents buy a winter home in Pasadena, CA, and force Mercy to visit for Thanksgiving. To Mercy's shock, Mrs. Allcutt hosts a séance, conducted by Daisy. Mayhem ensues.

Mary Margaret is not the type of girl to fall in love. That's why it's so weird when Mary finds herself strangely attracted to Kelson. What she doesn't know is that she's been put under a spell. And when Kelson kidnaps Mary's mother and takes her to his home world, Mary will have to rescue her by relying on something she never knew existed - magic.

A delicious, sexy, laugh-out-loud modern romance about a newly single woman and her journey to find love again, from New York Times bestselling author Alice Clayton and debut author Nina Bocci. Avery Bardot steps off the plane in Rome, looking for a fresh start. She’s left behind a soon-to-be...

After a violent bank robbery where her boss is gunned down right before her eyes, China Beckett wants nothing more than to rush home to be with her child and put the horrific event behind her. But she soon learns that the nightmare is only beginning. The same criminals infiltrate her home and take over her life, threatening her young daughter and everyone they love. Each time China makes a mistake, someone dies. As the full scope of their ruthless plan unfolds, China is faced with a shocking truth.

By day she was Claire Montague, prim, demure housekeeper of Partington Place. By dark of night she wrote the wildly popular dime novels that had made frontiersman Tuscaloosa Tom Pardee a household name. Suddenly her new employer, the heir to Partington Place - and the real-life hero of her novels - stood before her in the flesh.