by [by] Eve Gladstone (1993)
**She was having a bad day...There was a dead body in her flower garden** and the notes from the scathing expose of a murder in the Amazon she'd ghostwritten had been stolen. **When she returned to the scene of the crime Kim Killian was next in line for murder.** But **if trouble seemed to haunt Kim like a specter, so did the dashing Conor Stark**. In fact, trouble and Conor were fast becoming synonymous. With his gentle eyes and heart-melting smile, it was a struggle to remember that Conor was the enemy -- a hired hand and a dangerous man. Despite being robbed, mugged, hunted and shot at, **the few days she had spent with Conor had been the best of her life. Kim just hoped they weren't her last.*--FictionDB***
Shannon and Dean Hale
In this graphic novel interpretation of "Jack and the beanstalk," Jack is a born schemer who climbs a magical beanstalk in the hope of exacting justice from a mean giant and gaining a fortune for his widowed mother, aided by some friends.
[by] Joyce Sullivan
Who was the father of her baby? Waking up with a raging headache and nausea, Paige Roberts couldn't remember the past six weeks of her life! And when her symptoms turned out to be much more than the flu, Paige was stunned. A baby? But who was the father? And why was she so attracted to her charming but mysterious new neighbor? Matt Darby couldn't believe Paige didn't remember their steamy nights together--or the explosion that nearly killed them both. Somehow Matt had to jar Paige's shattered memories without revealing his true identity. But when he learned he was going to be a father, Matt's desperation grew. Because a killer was on the hunt, after him--and after Paige, the only witness to a horrible crime .... A MEMORY AWAY...from passion, danger--and love
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Xiaozhongma zhu
- Mon avis est qu'on ne peut creer des personnages que lorsque l'on a beaucoup etudie les hommes, comme on ne peut parler une langue qu'a la condition de l'avoir serieusement apprise.
Ernesto Sábato
Novela escrita por el escritor argentino y publicada en 1961, ésta irrumpe en el panorama de la literatura latinoamericana aglutinando una variedad de elementos que la distinguen entre las ficciones de América del Sur. De este modo, es frecuentemente considerada como una novela total, con rasgos de surrealismo inusitados en la literatura latinoamericana (especialmente en la sección de "El Informe sobre ciegos"). Buena parte de su trama puede insertarse también en la tradición de la Bildungsroman ("novela de formación") de la que se cuentan varios ejemplos en la literatura alemana. Por otro lado, la descripción de una familia retratada a través de una largo lapso temporal con tintes decadentes, emparenta temáticamente esta novela con las ficciones de Faulkner y García Márquez.