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"Parle-lui, Thomas. Dis-lui ce qu'elle désire entendre. Le temps vous est compté, tu sais. Là-bas, les bûcherons s'activent. Il doit y en avoir partout avec des agents de l'EDF, des soldats du génie, des spécialistes des travaux publics. Sait-on ce qu'un état organisé peut imaginer pour se mettre en travers de l'amour ? Dis-lui ce qu'elle mérite d'entendre. Elle a fait tant de chemin pour ça, brisé tant de chaînes. Elle est revenue sur tant de convictions. Dis-lui ce que tu rêves de lui dire depuis cet instant où tes yeux se sont posés sur son visage arrogant, sur sa beauté véhémente et triomphatrice terrorisée par le vide de sa propre sophistication."

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Some of the most famous children's tales to be enjoyed by the whole family.

Some of the most famous children's tales to be enjoyed by the whole family.

Single mother Maggie Harper has built a quiet, predictable life for herself and her young son in the heart of Texas. After a messy divorce and a string of failed relationships, she’s determined to keep her heart out of the equation and focus on what truly matters—raising her boy and running her small-town bakery. Love isn’t on her agenda… until the day Cole Maddox, a tall, rugged rancher with a reputation for trouble, comes barreling into her life. Cole is the last man Maggie expects—or wants—to notice her.

The Girl Who Knew Too Much tells the powerful story of Lilly Jackson, a twelve-year-old prodigy who has always been two grades ahead of her peers—and two steps removed from fitting in. Brilliant, driven, and dreaming of becoming a lawyer, Lilly has spent most of her life isolated by her intelligence. When she finally finds friendship with Debra, another honor student who understands what it's like to be an outsider, and later with Sarah, a kind-hearted girl who sees beyond academic achievement, Lilly discovers what it means to truly belong.

Sarah Mitchell's life looks ordinary from the outside. She's a graphic designer and social media manager navigating the monotony of work deadlines and the chaos of nights out with friends. But something isn't quite right.

Timeless, concise, and endlessly revealing, Aesop’s Fables remain among the most influential stories ever told. This classic collection, presented in the widely respected translation by V. S. Vernon Jones, gathers dozens of brief moral tales drawn from ancient oral tradition. Through animals that speak and act with recognizably human motives—pride, greed, cunning, patience, and mercy—these fables explore the enduring patterns of human behavior with clarity and restraint.

The experts aren't using prompts. They're playing. While everyone else is copying ChatGPT prompts that don't work, the real AI experts are playing with it like kids play with iPhones. No templates. No scripts. Just principles that work every single time. This book teaches you those principles.

First published in Harper’s Magazine in 1908, The Shell of Sense is a quietly devastating supernatural tale that explores what remains of love, jealousy, and moral awareness after death.

Each novel in the series works as a standalone – begin with any audiobook and be charmed by them all! Ava March has a big secret: she’s the reclusive author behind the wildly popular Miranda Marchmont romance novels. But Ava’s tired of writing bodice rippers and dreams of penning thrillers instead. When her pushy agent, Esther Drummond, shows up with hotshot publisher Mark Boudreaux to pressure Ava into more romances, Ava is determined to refuse. Things take a deadly turn when Esther is found murdered—killed in the exact way described in Ava’s rejected manuscript.

She’s a late-blooming Omega. They’re the three Alphas she was never meant to bond with. Now the academy that’s supposed to protect her might tear them apart. At twenty-one, Hope Whitmore is the oldest unregistered Omega in the country—flagged, marked, and transferred to Sanctuary Academy before she even understands what’s happening to her body. She doesn’t want a bond. She doesn’t want an Alpha. And she definitely doesn’t want three. But the moment she steps into Sanctuary, something shifts. A guarded professor. A quiet, commanding doctor. A loyal, rule-breaking student.

The Beast with Five Fingers is a masterwork of early 20th-century supernatural horror, where intellect, skepticism, and rational explanation steadily erode under the pressure of something that should not exist. Set within shadowed libraries, lonely houses, and candlelit rooms, the story follows a man of science confronted by an entity that moves with purpose, memory, and malice—yet defies every known law of nature.

Rowen Mace—witch, smart-mouthed heartbreaker, co-owner of Rowen’s Herbs & Whimsy with her best friend Nova—has one rule: keep Tempest City weird, not deadly. Then a demon named Zarious walks in chasing an ancient rumor most folks call a legend… and finds a woman he was never meant to love.

An eager yet insecure young psychiatrist begins her first job in a women’s psychiatric unit—only to be met with cold resistance, strange irregularities, and troubling signs of mistreatment. Rejected not only by her colleagues but even her patients, she’s on the verge of quitting when tragedy strikes: one of her patients dies by suicide. Refusing to walk away, she teams up with an old college crush and her determined mother to investigate. What they uncover is beyond her imagination—criminal negligence, illicit relationships, and the misappropriation of millions in state funds.

When Frank Herrmann chances upon documents connecting his German father to Clipperton island, he can't pass up the chance to learn more about the man who died when he was only 11 years old. Frank's journey is not an easy one. Following the death of his wife, Frank finds himself falling in love with her sister, Leila. Only Leila is involved with Frank's cousin, Jim.

When the proud entomologist Hapley destroys the reputation of his longtime nemesis, Professor Pawkins, the victory proves fatal — Pawkins dies shortly after the public humiliation. But Hapley’s triumph curdles into torment when a strange moth begins to appear in his study… a moth no one else can see. Is it the ghost of his rival returned for revenge, or the unraveling of a fevered mind?

The Eyes of Perfection depicts the troublesome days of Camilla Ruth Giarrusso, a prominent artist born in Cincinnati to Italian immigrants. In the early hours of June 15th, 1968, Camilla's life ceased during an untimely and unsettling transition from a cozy existence in Florence, Italy to an unstable residence in Jersey City, New Jersey.

When Sultan, a faithful shepherd’s dog, grows old and loses his strength, his master decides the time has come to put him down. Overhearing his fate, Sultan turns in desperation to an unlikely ally—the wolf—and together they devise a plan that will prove his value once more. Through cleverness rather than force, Sultan saves a child, earns gratitude, and secures a peaceful life in his old age.

Breathe to Relieve Anxiety and Sleep Better is a practical guide that teaches you how to use your breath to regain calm, energy, and rest, without pills or screens. Based on scientific studies, you will discover techniques that are easy to apply in your daily life, even when you have little time.