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When disasters happen, are you the type that can survive them? Look around your home – could you survive thirty days on the water, medical supplies, and fuel you already have? Do you have the necessary supplies to keep you and your family safe if you are forced to hunker down in your home for a month without leaving?

In 1896 London, Elias Bell measures life by gears and silence —until Henry Ashford tumbles into his shop with a broken pocket watch and a ready smile. Their chance meetings, lavender sprigs, and shared quiet moments kindle something neither expected: a tender, patient love that slowly rewrites the rules Elias kept so tightly wound. As fog thins, they choose one another —not to fix the past, but to begin a life whose pace they will set together, one careful, deliberate day at a time.

On a windswept island crowned by an old lighthouse, Elias arrives hoping to outrun heartbreak and finds himself seen too clearly by Rowan, the quiet artist who lives at the cliff's edge. As desire, vulnerability, and art begin to intertwine, their romance becomes a tender coming-of-age story about learning to be loved, to trust passion, and to recognize the beauty and talent that have been there all along.

Get ready to hop on a mythical time machine and listen your way back to ancient Peru—this audiobook is a wild ride! Buckle up as you journey high into the misty Andes, where sun gods shine, mountains whisper, and golden cities hide deep in the jungle. This isn’t your average bedtime listen—it’s a treasure chest of ancient myths, brave warriors, magical animals, and legendary emperors.

When Julian Hale comes to Ashbourne House—a historic seaside estate crowned by a dramatic spiral staircase—converted into a private archive. His task as the new archivist: catalog the papers of the late owner, the reclusive novelist Evelyn Wren. he expects dust, drafts, and difficult decisions. What he doesn't expect is Adrian Vale, the sharp-eyed preservation architect determined to uncover the house's long-buried secrets. Both men feel an immediate attraction. As the pair work in the mysterious house the staircase at the heart of the mansion, reveals secrets.

Bloomsbury presents Stealing Hitler's Rocket, written and read by Guy Walters. 'As vivid and enthralling as the story deserves… recounted with a quiet restraint that makes it all the more devastating' The Telegraph Adolf Hitler’s plan to break British morale during the months after the D-Day...

Casey Whitmore was born beautiful —and he’s spent a lifetime turning beauty into power. The golden-haired son of two physicians, Casey escapes into the art world, where talent and charm carry him from provocative affairs with his professors to the glittering heights of New York society. As a jewelry designer whose pieces gleam in Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, he builds a world of swans, benefactors, and high-fashion intrigue —leaving behind lovers as easily as last season’s collection. But reinvention comes at a cost.

At a Manhattan rec center pool on 54th Street, lonely thirty-year-old writer Pete Henshaw becomes captivated by a lean, golden-haired swimmer with luminous gray eyes—Mark Markum, twenty-three and effortlessly radiant in and out of the water. What begins as silent admiration turns into a novel born of longing, courage, and possibility. Told in alternating first-person voices, *Chlorine Blue* is a tender, intimate romance about being truly seen—and finding the nerve to dive into love instead of just writing about it.

A quick listen, Hitchcockian thriller about survival, corruption, and the price of silence. In 1950s Connecticut, David Ashford inherits a sprawling manor and its darkest secret: a spiral staircase that descends into darkness, and a family curse that has claimed three lives in two years. When David discovers his late uncle's hidden chamber beneath the house, he uncovers a blackmail operation far more sinister than he imagined. His uncle isn't dead. And he's been waiting.

"When Abigail Lassiter witnesses a crime with links to the Russian mafia, it is Vincent Jericho who is tasked with protecting her. Vincent is the kind of man who demands obedience and doesn't take no for answer, and Abigail will be coming with him whether she likes it or not. She'll also be calling him daddy. Abigail isn't used to doing as she's told, and it isn't long before she finds herself over Vincent's knee with her bottom bare for a very stern reminder of who is in charge.

לילה אחד מחליטה יוסף, החתולה השחורה של גיא, לקפוץ ממרפסת הקומה השנייה לחצר. לא רע לה בבית. להפך, טוב לה מאוד, אבל קצת משעמם לה כשכולם ישנים, ולמטה יש חצר גדולה שאפשר...

On the beautiful blue water and white sandy shores of Lake Michigan, in the idyllic coastal town of Charlevoix, Fraser and Peter embark on a summer filled with music, laughter, and self-discovery. As they explore the beauty of friendship and first love, they navigate the complexities of their feelings amidst the backdrop of sun-kissed beaches and starry nights. With each shared moment, they learn that love can be both exhilarating and terrifying, but ultimately, it’s a journey worth taking. Join them as they uncover the magic of connection and the courage to embrace who they truly are.

When a man trapped in a narrow life escaped the rain and finds himself in an intriguing antique shop and takes home a curious pocket watch with a puzzling inscription inside. He discovers a way to slip through time—and into the arms of young Thomas, a gentle poetic youth from 1911.

ספר קולי - ״רוני סיפורוני וגן החיות המיוחד״ מאת מנוחה...

Pride is coming to Foggy Basin. Well, it’s always been there, but this year there’s an official festival to celebrate. Jack is thrilled and immediately volunteers to organize an entry for Nuts and Bolts in the parade, and a fishing booth at the park before the drag show. He's excited, and when he informs Hudson they'll be wearing unicorn costumes, Hudson is hesitant but willing, and of course Isaac and Tig will be joining them.

Dans ce second volume, Émile Souvestre approfondit le grand partage entre les réprouvés et les élus: une fresque d’âmes confrontées à la faute, à l’injustice et à la tentation du rachat. D’une plume claire et sensible, il observe les vies quotidiennes, leurs épreuves, leurs égarements et leurs élans, et interroge ce que valent la conscience, la solidarité et la Providence lorsque tout vacille. Entre ironie discrète et compassion, s’esquisse un monde où l’honneur se gagne, se perd, se reconquiert.

Dans Histoires magiques, Remy de Gourmont, voix majeure du symbolisme, explore les zones d’ombre où la réalité se laisse envahir par l’énigme. Récits aux contours changeants, images qui s’allument comme des lampes dans la brume: ici, la suggestion prime, l’atmosphère envoûte, et la magie demeure une vibration du réel plus qu’un prodige. À l’écoute, chaque phrase se déploie comme une incantation, laissant filtrer l’inquiétude, la grâce et un sourire en coin.

Dans un monologue sans échappée, un homme, condamné à mourir, livre l’ébranlement de ses heures. Peur, souvenirs, sursauts d’espérance et révolte se heurtent à l’attente de l’irrévocable. À travers la voix nue d’un vivant déjà retranché des vivants, Victor Hugo fait entendre la solitude absolue et interroge les rouages d’une justice qui tue, tandis que la dignité persiste jusqu’au dernier instant.

Du même auteur que le roman à succès Newton, la science du complot. Un suspense historique qui ne vous laissera pas pantois ! En 1632, Émile de Villars, un jeune homme dévot et sûr de sa foi en Dieu et des enseignements que lui prodiguent les Jésuites, est sur le point de terminer son noviciat et de prononcer ses vœux. Sa vie n’est plus la même depuis la mort violente et inexpliquée de son père, et par la même occasion, la boutade de sa mère, qui lui a carrément tourné le dos à la suite de ce triste événement.

À l’heure où la lumière vacille, ces contes brefs invitent à tendre l’oreille aux frémissements du monde: un détail qui déraille, une rencontre qui se teinte de mystère, un souvenir qui se ranime. Entre chien et loup, le quotidien se fissure et laisse passer l’inattendu — tantôt tendre, tantôt ironique, parfois délicatement inquiétant.