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Gilles Fonteneau, a longtime colleague of the legendary Jacques Cousteau's Calypso team, fulfilled a lifelong dream when in 2001 he launched his own exploration, aboard the 45-foot catamaran Prince de Vendee, into the silent world of the sea. Little did he know when he set out that his efforts to better understand the dynamics of the tectonic plates of the region would have such worldwide significance, as shown by the tsunami disaster of southeast Asia in December 2004.

When Robin Lustig’s mother died in 2013, he found himself drawn back into the tangled history of his German-Jewish family--a story of survival, exile, death and endurance. And the Cello Came Too is both a personal memoir and a family chronicle, spanning centuries of Jewish life in Europe, its near-destruction under the Nazis and its slow rebirth in the years after the Second World War. At its heart is the award-winning journalist and broadcaster’s father, Fritz Lustig, a refugee from Berlin whose cello accompanied him through upheaval, war and a new life in Britain.

Martina Monroe knows some cases leave scars that never heal. After a year that nearly destroyed her life and threatened her family, she’s sworn off anything that could pull her back into danger. That is, until a desperate and heartbroken father walks into her office. His twenty-three-year-old daughter, Lena, is missing. The police are stalled, and he believes time is running out. Martina tries to hand the case to another investigator, but the father refuses to give up.

Die Wunschmaschine ist kaputt! Das Sams und Herr Taschenbier bitten Professor Brausewein, sie zu reparieren. Doch als das Sams in Brauseweins Labor an einer Flasche mit Verjüngungsmittel rumspielt, verwandelt es Papa Taschenbier aus Versehen in ein Baby! Da die Olchis sich ja als Familie mit Babys gut auskennen, zieht das Sams mit Baby Taschenbier auf den Schrottplatz. Während Brausewein den Schrottplatz nach einem Ersatzteil für die Maschine absucht, versuchen das Sams und die Olchis das Taschenbier-Baby zu bespaßen.

Have you looked for meaningful answers in the Bible for life’s big questions? Many books have been written about the Bible, but none quite like this one. Through the life experiences of Stephen, this book offers a unique awareness of God’s presence in everyday life. With a lifetime of journaling, seeking, and praying for answers, Stephen found deep questions in everything he read. His journey through the Bible gave him a profound understanding of who he is, why he is here, and how to navigate the world.

Her ex-husband disappeared, leaving her overwhelmed, cleaning up the mess he left behind. She suspects a friend of foul play but can’t prove it. She must find out the truth to protect her daughter from heartbreak. Irena Fishbone is always in a hurry, repairing boat engines and caring for her...

Bloomsbury presents How to Fund the Life You Want: What everyone needs to know about savings, pensions and investments (Second Edition) by Robin Powell and Jonathan Hollow, read by Robin Powell, Jonathan Hollow and Zara Ramm *WINNER OF THE WORK & LIFE BUSINESS BOOK AWARD 2023* "This is such a...

Set in nineteenth-century Edinburgh, The Body Snatcher follows two medical students, Fettes and Macfarlane, who become entangled in the grisly world of grave robbing to supply cadavers for their studies. As the moral cost of their actions grows, the pair descend further into darkness as Fettes begins to suspect Macfarlane of more than just stealing bodies… A profoundly haunting and suspenseful tale of ethical decay, Stevenson's iconic short story remains a classic work of psychological and gothic horror.

In Discretions and Indiscretions, Duff Gordon recounts her extraordinary journey as founder of the House of Lucile, where she dressed royalty across Europe, the elite “Four Hundred” of New York, and legendary performers including Lillie Langtry, Lillian Gish, Mary Pickford, and Clara Bow. Her circle included iconic figures such as Sarah Bernhardt and Isadora Duncan, and her designs shaped both theatre and early film, including the famed Ziegfeld Follies.

The Admiral’s Daughter. A sapphic slow-burn romance set on the high seas. An arrogant sailor who never sticks around. A guarded journalist who doesn’t trust the Navy. One reckless night turns into months at sea…Royal Navy able rate River Dawson never drops anchor in the same harbor twice—especially when it comes to women. With a reputation as the fleet’s heartbreaker, she lives for no-strings seductions and swift departures.

This is what I'd been yearning for ever since that night, Becca. This is what I was missing. After the life-changing events of Snowed In, Becca finds herself a little stuck. She's left the restaurant where she worked with Morgan and Kara and is at a job that could lead to her dreams. But, something is missing. She chases the bliss of that night she spent, never able to recapture it.

An exhausted writer. A cottage on a dead-end road. Locals want her gone. Her ex is hunting her down. Don’t go down into the poisoned hollow... Leni is on edge. Fleeing the city and a stalking former boyfriend, she rents a cottage on an island to write a new book. But her vision of living in an...

A heartwarming small-town tale of rediscovering joy in unexpected places. Starting over isn't easy, but sometimes it's exactly what we need. Newly divorced and determined to prove she can stand on her own, Joyce Hicks moves back to small-town Texas, leaving behind the life she has known for...

The critically acclaimed, internationally bestselling Declan Walsh series continues... "Some games aren't meant to be played..." When the body of a City banker is discovered with a soaking wet playing card pinned to his chest and a water pistol nearby, DCI Declan Walsh is thrust into a deadly...

We have entered a new Cold War, even if most people choose not to admit it. The contest between America and China is global and unbridgeable, and it encompasses all major instruments of statecraft: diplomacy, technology, military power, intelligence, trade and investment. It has its tinder box: Taiwan. And both protagonists are working hard to draw allies and friends to their side from east and west, north and south. We stand at its beginning. But this Cold War is nothing like the last one between the Soviet Union and the West, which defined the second half of the twentieth century.

I killed Xane, freed Aria—and now the entire seminary knows my name. The Bronte Clan is outraged, and for better or worse, I’ve caught the attention of the most powerful clans in the realm. At the same time, I have a new tier to comprehend, a secret realm to explore, and an upcoming tournament to prepare for. Mielikki is a mystery that I intend to solve, Amara may not be who I thought she was, and Endymion is on the loose. No one told me that being a god would keep me this busy.

Real Love Ready is the guide we’ve been missing. Drawing on years of conversations with the world’s leading experts in relationships such as Esther Perel, Dr. Terrence Real, Dr. Gabor Maté, Drs. John and Julie Gottman, and many others, Robin Ducharme distills their most powerful teachings into accessible, actionable wisdom.

Become the woman you’re meant to be. Too many women are running on empty, trying to hold everything together while quietly wondering where they slowly disappeared in the process. We get so busy meeting everyone else’s expectations and needs that we forget to ask what we really want, who we truly are, and what sets our souls on fire. Robin Goad knows what it’s like to lose yourself in the noise and the pressure.

Leah Hale swore she’d never go back home. Not to the town that remembers everything she’s tried to forget—or the best who made leaving the hardest thing she’s ever done. But when her sister dies, Leah returns to settle her affairs and prepare the house she left behind. She’s just trying to tie up loose ends when the lawyer delivers something unexpected: a final letter written just for her—one that sends her on a scavenger hunt her sister planned before she died.

What do you do when the institution you love creates friction with your calling? Using Friction to Grow profiles pioneering LDS women of the early 1970s—the ERA era—who found a way to say “and” instead of “or.” They were mothers and pathologists, mothers and judges, mothers and professors. They stayed, navigated real tension, and used that resistance to grow.