The Detective & The Unicorn

When a warlock from the magical world of the Morning Land murders Derek Ridder's friend, the LAPD detective gets a new partner. Her name's Tavia, and she's a brash, driven unicorn filly. She identifies the killer as Sir William Teach, the one man she's sworn to capture or kill at all cost. Together, Derek and Tavia race to uncover Teach's dark plans to unleash an ancient evil in order to conquer both of their worlds. Their path takes them through Los Angeles and deep into the fantasy realm of the Morning Land. Along the way, they discover what can break a mythical creature's heart, what can heal death itself, and whether or not one needs to be virgin-pure in order to touch a unicorn.

unicorn; fantasy; LAPD; pegasus; Ariel; contemporary fantasy; urban fantasy; wizards; magic; Fiction, fantasy, urban

The Detective & The Unicorn

unicorn
fantasy
LAPD
pegasus
Ariel
contemporary fantasy
urban fantasy
wizards
magic
Fiction, fantasy, urban


Wherewolf

This annual selection guide covers new novels in the mystery fiction, science fiction, fantasy, horror, western fiction and romance genres. By identifying similarities in various books, it seeks to help readers to independently choose titles of interest published during 1995 - 1996. Entries are arranged by author within six genre sections, and provide: publisher and publication date; series name and number; description of characters; time/geographical setting; review citation; genre and setting notations; and related books.

horror; young adult; teens; suspense; action; humor; thrillers; urban fantasy; Fiction, horror; Fiction, thrillers, suspense

Wherewolf

horror
young adult
teens
suspense
action
humor
thrillers
urban fantasy
Fiction, horror
Fiction, thrillers, suspense


Redemption

What would the U.S. government do if they actually caught the Devil? Where would they keep him? What would they do with him? If they used him, what would the cost be? In an abandoned nuclear submarine buried beneath the Greenland ice shelf, the National Security Agency’s new Information Assurance Technical Director, Ray Peterson, is revealed the greatest secret the U.S. government has ever kept. Daniel Edgar Vincent Ivan Liberty, codenamed Devil, has an intellect so vast, there is no puzzle he can't solve, no computer system too complex to create or control, and the thing he enjoys most is manipulating the fleeting lives of human beings. Devil surrendered to the U.S. government of his own free will, only requesting that he be kept alive in a prison of his design near the Arctic Circle in exchange for his gifts to be utilized exclusively for America….and for a terrible price that Ray will soon horrifyingly discover!

horror; revenge; slasher; suspense; thrillers; gore; urban fantasy; Fiction, horror; Fiction, thrillers, general; horror literature; military fiction; pop music; reggae; rock music; thrash metal; urban fantasy; New Frontier; No Limits

Redemption

horror
revenge
slasher
suspense
thrillers
gore
urban fantasy
Fiction, horror
Fiction, thrillers, general


Nocturnal Vows

Annette is a young woman who had just found out she was pregnant. The father, Jake, is about to leave for the military, and will not return until after his first child is born. He intended to marry her once he did come home. Unfortunately, he dies just before she gives birth. Annette is devastated and wants to marry her deceased fiancé anyway so that her child will have his name. But since that is illegal in the United States, her friend searches out alternatives, determined to comfort her. She finds a church that is willing to perform the ceremony even though the union wouldn't be legally binding. Annette does indeed marry Jake, but doesn't realize that this strange religious sect has ulterior motives of their own. Whoever or whatever she has just exchanged vows with is dark and unholy....and lives. But is it really Jake? And what has gone terribly wrong with her friends, with her child? Nothing could have prepared her with what was coming, and nothing can prepare you for the terrifying suspense set into motion by her desperate Nocturnal Vows!

horror; mystery; suspense; thrillers; urban fantasy; paranormal

Nocturnal Vows

horror
mystery
suspense
thrillers
urban fantasy
paranormal


Sweet Ruin

"A foundling raised in a world of humans ... A lethally sensual enforcer on a mission ... A boundless passion that will lead to sweet ruin"--Dust jacket flap.

collectionID:FDarkromance; Fiction, romance, paranormal, general; Urban Fantasy; Vampires, fiction

Sweet Ruin

collectionID:FDarkromance
Fiction, romance, paranormal, general
Urban Fantasy
Vampires, fiction


Ghost Of A Dream

JC, Melody and Happy Jack are looking forward to working a straightforward case for a change. They're about to be disappointed. After the potentially world-altering events of their last assignment, the Ghost Finders are looking forward to working a more run-of-the-mill case. The team has asked to investigate a haunted theatre (aren't they all?). The Hayburn Theatre is in the middle of renovations, but work has been thrown off schedule by some peculiar and unnatural activities - standard haunting stuff. But there is nothing standard about the Phantom of the Hayburn, an ancient evil with the ability to alter reality itself. The team will need to push their skills - and luck - to the limit if they hope to leave the theatre in one piece. Ghost of a Dream is the third title in New York Times bestselling author Simon R. Green's Ghost Finders series.

Good and evil; Fiction; Urban fantasy; Fantasy fiction; Fiction, fantasy, general

Ghost Of A Dream

Good and evil
Fiction
Urban fantasy
Fantasy fiction
Fiction, fantasy, general


Pray, Serpent's Prey

Nicholas Grabowsky presents three previously unfinished, unreleased tales written during his days as Nicholas Randers, the name he once used penning bestselling paperback horror. Here, fused together to make a psychedelic fantasy tale both nightmarish and brashly idiotic, are a series of parables and visions brought about by two strangers on a chance meeting on the street one foggy night under the influence of hallucinogen-laced sugar cubes.

horror; 1980's; vampires; urban fantasy; suspense; thrillers; Montana

Pray, Serpent's Prey

horror
1980's
vampires
urban fantasy
suspense
thrillers
Montana


The Return of Spring-heeled Jack

Spring-Heeled Jack is a British urban legend, first appearing in 1837. Eye witnesses tell of a man who could leap several stories in the air with little effort. Some say he could breathe blue fire, others say he lured women out of their homes and attacked them by clawing at their faces. By all accounts he was a thief and a menace. Sightings of Spring-Heeled Jack continued for several centuries and crossed numerous continents, but he has been mysteriously absent from the 21st century. Until now. Spring-Heeled Jack breaks into the houses of two women, brutally attacking them both. Police report that a few items from each house were stolen and neither women were critically injured. His appearance is frightening: dressed in all black with hat, full face mask, goggles, cape, shirt, pants, and boots. He then breaks into an antique store, searching for special items for their energies including a rare glass knife. With the correct combination of objects and energies, Jack can open portals to different times and places. Enter Alice, who works at the store. Jack suspects she herself can open portals and the two develop an unlikely alliance in a search for a portal to a mythological utopia.

urban fantasy; mythology; legends; urban legends; suspense; thrillers; action; Fiction, horror; Fiction, thrillers, suspense

The Return of Spring-heeled Jack

urban fantasy
mythology
legends
urban legends
suspense
thrillers
action
Fiction, horror
Fiction, thrillers, suspense


The Sly Lake Gang

The Sly Lake Gang is the story of four estranged friends brought together through circumstance to face down a merciless killer -a monster connected to a strange incident from their childhood. Apathetic insurance professional Donald Borland reaches out for his adoptive brother Darren Lemay after a horrific accident. Darren, ever the leader, marshals the forces of their childhood friends Monica King and Dr. Patrick Williams. After a miraculous recovery, Donald and his friends return to their childhood stomping grounds: Clarkson, a sleepy retirement community nestled in Northern Ontario that harbors a powerful and unnatural force. Meanwhile Patrick’s old friend Jason Brower, a small town hero and police constable, is trying to save Clarkson from a bizarre and seemingly inhuman murderer. He reaches out to his friend and learns the dark secret that Patrick and his cohorts have kept quiet for nearly twenty years, kept by the pseudo superheroes who call themselves The Sly Lake Gang.

adventure; urban fantasy; thrillers; horror; suspense; mystery; Fiction, horror; Fiction, thrillers, general

The Sly Lake Gang

adventure
urban fantasy
thrillers
horror
suspense
mystery
Fiction, horror
Fiction, thrillers, general


Nocturnal Offerings

Bitternest’s favorite radio disc jockey and debunker of supernatural myths Nick Kubrick is on vacation and on his way to Montreal to surprise his big brother. When he gets there, he finds his brother’s mailbox overflowing with mail and the lawn hasn’t been mowed in weeks. No sign of him anywhere. He decides to stick around town and try to find out where he is. Nick rapidly realizes that the city of Montreal isn’t so different from his spooky hometown of Bitternest as a string of bizarre, gruesome murders are shocking the city. After bumping into an old high school buddy named Lance, Nick is invited to a gated community that Lance and his wife designed. It’s a postcard-perfect spot, but there is definitely something odd about the place. No one’s over forty, there aren’t any kids anywhere, and its residents all look like supermodels. Things come full circle when Nick returns to eerie Bitternest and is approached by private eye Jim Coffin who requests his assistance to investigate a series of strange, ghastly murders. Are these murders linked to the ones in Montreal? Meanwhile, a mysterious traveling carnival rolls into town. Nick and Jim are in for a few surprises and when all will be said and done, Nick will never be the same again….

urban fantasy; thrillers; witches; mythology; psychological; suspense; mystery

Nocturnal Offerings

urban fantasy
thrillers
witches
mythology
psychological
suspense
mystery


Landfill

Biology professor Max Hurd’s life is unraveling. Separated from his wife, pressured to perjure by his boss, and suspected by a psychotic cop of murder when that boss disappears already adds to his psychosis of fearing the dark. No one believes him of the real problem that has caused his boss and others to vanish near Gulls Bay: warrens of raccoon-sized carnivores multiplying in warrens beneath the dump, which DOE wants to re-open so that mining of methane can begin. No one seems to care if Max is eliminated. His ex-wife's pedophile biker lover is after the insurance money. The workers are locked out of their jobs at Gulls Bay. The Chinese chemists are cooking up bioweapons for use against Caucasians. All of these discontents are mustered against Max, whose separation leaves him only enough remaining money to live close enough to the landfill to see things that no one else believes in. By moonlight, he can see the landfill crawling with them. Biology tells him that those many mouths need food, and the biggest meal on the local menu of dark and foggy metropolitan Seattle are human beings. Max's only ally is Pugh's former lover, Dawn, who wants to cure him of his irrational fear of darkness, and silly notion that things out there do more than just go bump. Max cannot avoid the converging dangers. Without a plan, they will eat him alive.

science fiction; horror; monsters; creatures; thrillers; suspense; urban fantasy

Landfill

science fiction
horror
monsters
creatures
thrillers
suspense
urban fantasy


Luna

The Complete Idiot's Guide® to Werewolves takes you deep into the mysterious corners of the werewolf world-and brings you out alive. You'll learn about the history of shapeshifters and werewolves from around the world, savagely entertaining werewolf facts and stories, and how humans transform into these beasts (and what kills them).

urban fantasy; fiction; werewolves; fantasy fiction; speculative fiction; werewolf; fantasy; horror fiction; wolves; LGBT-related literature; classical crossover; operatic pop; young adult literature

Luna

urban fantasy
fiction
werewolves
fantasy fiction
speculative fiction
werewolf
fantasy
horror fiction
wolves


Storm Of Reckoning

The Reckoners: A powerful ghostbuster raised by a spirit, her brilliantly eccentric backup team, a cat who isn't a cat at all--and a fiercely driven, otherworldly bounty hunter turned battered exile, all of whom now face the consequences of their tangled worlds.... Lisa "Garrie" McGarrity just fought a battle of cataclysmic energies alongside a man who turned out to be not from this world at all. Now she no longer seems quite familiar to herself...or quite under control. But she'd better figure it out fast, because she and her ghostbusting reckoners team have detoured to Sedona, where a friend desperately needs occult assistance--and where fiercely driven, half-human bounty hunter Trevarr keeps glancing inexplicably over his shoulder. It doesn't help that the intense ethereal breezes and vortexes of the Red Rocks have gone utterly silent--and that the regional ghosts, when they do appear, are targeting Garrie. With a rogue entity on the loose, Trevarr's not-cat bond partner also hinting at dire trouble on their trail, and Trevarr himself resting uneasily on exile, Garrie is running out of time to figure out just what's happening to herself--and to the Southwest--and to put a stop it it. Again.

Paranormal fiction; Spirits; Fiction; Man-woman relationships; Paranormal romance stories; Fiction, romance, paranormal, general; urban fantasy; series:The Reckoners

Storm Of Reckoning

Paranormal fiction
Spirits
Fiction
Man-woman relationships
Paranormal romance stories
Fiction, romance, paranormal, general
urban fantasy
series:The Reckoners


Night and Silence

Now in hardcover, the twelfth installment of the Hugo-nominated, New York Times-bestselling Toby Daye urban fantasy series! Things are not okay. In the aftermath of Amandine's latest betrayal, October "Toby" Daye's fragile self-made family is on the verge of coming apart at the seams. Jazz can't sleep, Sylvester doesn't want to see her, and worst of all, Tybalt has withdrawn from her entirely, retreating into the Court of Cats as he tries to recover from his abduction. Toby is floundering, unable to help the people she loves most heal. She needs a distraction. She needs a quest. What she doesn't need is the abduction of her estranged human daughter, Gillian. What she doesn't need is to be accused of kidnapping her own child by her ex-boyfriend and his new wife, who seems to be harboring secrets of her own. There's no question of whether she'll take the case. The only question is whether she's emotionally prepared to survive it. Signs of Faerie's involvement are everywhere, and it's going to take all Toby's nerve and all her allies to get her through this web of old secrets, older hatreds, and new deceits. If she can't find Gillian before time runs out, her own child will pay the price. Two questions remain: Who in Faerie remembered Gillian existed? And what do they stand to gain? No matter how this ends, Toby's life will never be the same.

fantasy; urban fantasy; fantasy fiction; changelings; fairies; faeries; fae; shapeshifters; fiction; Kidnapping; Fairies; Women private investigators; Fiction; Fiction, fantasy, paranormal; Fiction, mystery & detective, women sleuths; Private investigators, fiction; October Daye

Night and Silence

fantasy

urban fantasy

fantasy fiction

changelings

fairies

faeries

fae

shapeshifters

fiction

Kidnapping

Fairies

Women private investigators

Fiction

Fiction, fantasy, paranormal

Private investigators, fiction


Widdershins

The renowned urban fantasy author returns to the magical world of Newford, where fairies and spirits meddle in a long overdue romance. Ever since Jilly Coppercorn and Geordie Riddell were introduced in “Timeskip,” Charles de Lint’s first Newford story, their friends and readers alike have been waiting for them to realize that they belong together. Now, in Widdershins, a stand-alone novel of fairy courts set in shopping malls and the Bohemian street scene of Newford’s Crowsea area, Jilly and Geordie’s story is finally told. Before it’s over, we’ll find ourselves plunged into the rancorous and sometimes violent conflict between the magical North American animal people and the more newly-arrived fairy folk. We’ll watch as Jilly is held captive in a sinister world based on her own worst memories and Geordie, attempting to help, is sent someplace even worse. And we’ll be captivated by the power of love and determination to redeem ancient hatreds and heal old magics gone sour. To walk “widdershins” is to walk counterclockwise or backwards around something. It’s a classic pathway into the fairy realm. It’s also the way people often back slowly into the relationships that matter, the real ones that make for a life.

Man-woman relationships; Magic; Fiction; Fantasy; Newford (Imaginary place); City and town life; Urban Fantasy; Newford (imaginary place), fiction; Man-woman relationships, fiction; Fiction, fantasy, general; urban fantasy

Widdershins

Man-woman relationships
Magic
Fiction
Fantasy
Newford (Imaginary place)
City and town life
Urban Fantasy
Newford (imaginary place), fiction
Man-woman relationships, fiction
Fiction, fantasy, general

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Bloodline Destiny

"A wraith from supernatural legend walks into a shifter banquet and tries to kill the alpha. Of course I'm the idiot who gets in the way and cops the blame. I am still Alessia Hastings. My world is still insane."--Page [4] of cover.

Bloodline Destiny

Fantasy
Urban Fantasy


Pip Bartlett's Guide to Sea Monsters (Pip Bartlett #3)

From bestselling authors Maggie Stiefvater and Jackson Pearce comes the third installment in a series bursting with magical creatures, whimsical adventures, and quirky illustrations. Pip and Tomas have deal with magical creatures that burst into flames and runaway unicorns. Now they have to go under the sea to deal with a new group of magical SEA creatures that are very cute but also a load of trouble.

Children's fiction; Fantasy fiction; Monsters, fiction; Animals, mythical, fiction; Magic, fiction; Fantasy; Childrens; Fiction; Animals; Science Fiction Fantasy; Novels; Humor; Urban Fantasy; Series:Pip-Bartlett

Children's fiction
Fantasy fiction
Monsters, fiction
Animals, mythical, fiction
Magic, fiction
Fantasy
Childrens
Fiction
Animals
Science Fiction Fantasy
Novels
Humor
Urban Fantasy
Series:Pip-Bartlett


Black Howl

Something is wrong with the souls of Chicago's dead. Ghosts are walking the streets, and Agent of Death Madeline Black's exasperating boss wants her to figure out why. And while work is bad enough, Maddy has a plethora of personal problems too. Now that Gabriel has been assigned as her thrall, their relationship has hit an impasse. At least her sleazy ex-fiance Nathaniel is out of the picture--or so she thinks...

Werewolves; Madeline Black (Fictitious character); Fiction; Fiction, romance, paranormal; Chicago (ill.), fiction; Death; Angels; Series:Black-Wings; Ceontemporary; Demonology; Devil; Fantasy; Fiction, fantasy, general; Fiction, occult & supernatural; Fiction, romance, fantasy; Paranormal fiction; Paranormal romance stories; Shapeshifting; Vampires; Urban Fantasy

Black Howl

Werewolves
Madeline Black (Fictitious character)
Fiction
Fiction, romance, paranormal
Chicago (ill.), fiction
Death
Angels
Series:Black-Wings
Ceontemporary
Demonology
Devil
Fantasy
Fiction, fantasy, general
Fiction, occult & supernatural
Fiction, romance, fantasy
Paranormal fiction
Paranormal romance stories
Shapeshifting
Vampires
Urban Fantasy

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Black Wings

The first novel of the Black Wings urban fantasy series, by Christina Henry, author of Alice and Lost Boy. As an Agent of Death, Madeline Black is responsible for escorting the souls of the dearly departed to the afterlife. It’s a 24/7 job with a lousy benefits package. Maddy’s position may come with magical abilities and an impressive wingspan, but it doesn’t pay the bills. And then, there are her infuriating boss, tenant woes, and a cranky, popcorn-loving gargoyle to contend with. Things starts looking up, though, when tall, dark, and handsome Gabriel Angeloscuro agrees to rent the empty apartment in Maddy’s building. It’s probably just a coincidence that as soon as he moves in, demons appear on the front lawn. But when an unholy monster is unleashed upon the streets of Chicago, Maddy discovers powers she never knew she possessed. Powers linked to a family legacy of tarnished halos. Powers that place her directly between the light of Heaven, and the fires of Hell…

Paranormal romance stories; Angels; Demonology; Fiction; Fiction, fantasy, general; Series:Black-Wings; Ceontemporary; Death; Devil; Fantasy; Fiction, occult & supernatural; Fiction, romance, fantasy; Fiction, romance, paranormal; Paranormal fiction; Shapeshifting; Vampires; Werewolves; Urban Fantasy

Black Wings

Paranormal romance stories
Angels
Demonology
Fiction
Fiction, fantasy, general
Series:Black-Wings
Ceontemporary
Death
Devil
Fantasy
Fiction, occult & supernatural
Fiction, romance, fantasy
Fiction, romance, paranormal
Paranormal fiction
Shapeshifting
Vampires
Werewolves
Urban Fantasy

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Black Heart

As a former Agent of Death, Madeline Black is no stranger to witnessing violent ends. But being the one to cause them is an entirely different story… Despite her having saved Chicago from a vampire invasion, the Agency wants to get Maddy off their payroll—permanently. With the deadly Retrievers hot on her trail, she has no choice but to trust Nathaniel to port her to safety. But even the exotic and dangerous world that she winds up in is not as peaceful as she would have hoped. Caught in a turf war between a group of fae and a disturbingly familiar foe, Maddy soon discovers that the twisted plots of her grandfather, Lucifer, and his brothers extend even into this unknown realm. Now, with enemies gathering on all sides, Maddy’s fate is looking darker than ever. And to protect her unborn son from her adversaries, she may have to tap into a power she hoped never to access…

Devil; Magic; Death; Survival; Demonology; Fiction; Fiction, romance, fantasy; Vampires, fiction; Paranormal fiction; Series:Black-Wings; Angels; Ceontemporary; Fantasy; Fiction, fantasy, general; Fiction, occult & supernatural; Fiction, romance, paranormal; Paranormal romance stories; Shapeshifting; Vampires; Werewolves; Urban Fantasy

Black Heart

Devil
Magic
Death
Survival
Demonology
Fiction
Fiction, romance, fantasy
Vampires, fiction
Paranormal fiction
Series:Black-Wings
Angels
Ceontemporary
Fantasy
Fiction, fantasy, general
Fiction, occult & supernatural
Fiction, romance, paranormal
Paranormal romance stories
Shapeshifting
Vampires
Werewolves
Urban Fantasy


Black City

Former Agent of death Madeline Black may have been stripped of her wings—but she hasn’t lost her purpose… When Maddy finally killed her father, Azazel, she thought his depraved experiment died with him. But now Chicago has been infested with vampires immune to the effects of the sun, and the bloodbath is worse than she could have ever imagined. While the Agency refuses to interfere with other supernatural courts, Maddy is determined to do everything within her power to save her city—wings or no wings. But when the leader of the vampires requests that she turn herself in or risk more deaths, Maddy becomes a target for the very people she’s trying to save. Left with no other choice, she turns to Lucifer, the one creature who has the power to help her. But her grandfather’s aid has always come at a price…

Death; Devil; Demonology; Fiction; Vampires; Fiction, occult & supernatural; Chicago (ill.), fiction; Paranormal fiction; Series:Black-Wings; Angels; Ceontemporary; Fantasy; Fiction, fantasy, general; Fiction, romance, fantasy; Fiction, romance, paranormal; Paranormal romance stories; Shapeshifting; Werewolves; Urban Fantasy

Black City

Death
Devil
Demonology
Fiction
Vampires
Fiction, occult & supernatural
Chicago (ill.), fiction
Paranormal fiction
Series:Black-Wings
Angels
Ceontemporary
Fantasy
Fiction, fantasy, general
Fiction, romance, fantasy
Fiction, romance, paranormal
Paranormal romance stories
Shapeshifting
Werewolves
Urban Fantasy

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Black Spring

From the national bestselling author of Alice comes a postapocalyptic take on the perennial classic "Little Red Riding Hood"...about a woman who isn't as defenseless as she seems. It's not safe for anyone alone in the woods. There are predators that come out at night: critters and coyotes, snakes and wolves. But the woman in the red jacket has no choice. Not since the Crisis came, decimated the population, and sent those who survived fleeing into quarantine camps that serve as breeding grounds for death, destruction, and disease. She is just a woman trying not to get killed in a world that doesn't look anything like the one she grew up in, the one that was perfectly sane and normal and boring until three months ago. There are worse threats in the woods than the things that stalk their prey at night. Sometimes, there are men. Men with dark desires, weak wills, and evil intents. Men in uniform with classified information, deadly secrets, and unforgiving orders. And sometimes, just sometimes, there's something worse than all of the horrible people and vicious beasts combined. Red doesn't like to think of herself as a killer, but she isn't about to let herself get eaten up just because she is a woman alone in the woods....

Pregnant women; Fiction; Monsters; Shapeshifting; Enemies; Fiction, romance, paranormal; Paranormal fiction; Series:Black-Wings; Angels; Ceontemporary; Death; Demonology; Devil; Fantasy; Fiction, fantasy, general; Fiction, occult & supernatural; Fiction, romance, fantasy; Paranormal romance stories; Vampires; Werewolves; Urban Fantasy

Black Spring

Pregnant women
Fiction
Monsters
Shapeshifting
Enemies
Fiction, romance, paranormal
Paranormal fiction
Series:Black-Wings
Angels
Ceontemporary
Death
Demonology
Devil
Fantasy
Fiction, fantasy, general
Fiction, occult & supernatural
Fiction, romance, fantasy
Paranormal romance stories
Vampires
Werewolves
Urban Fantasy


Black Lament

As an Agent of Death, Madeline Black deals with loss every day. But when tragedy touches her own life, Maddy will have to find the strength within to carry on… Devastated and grieving, Maddy unexpectedly finds hope with the discovery that she is pregnant. But Maddy’s joy is short lived when Lucifer informs her that he wants the baby, hoping to draw on the combined power of two of his bloodlines. Maddy is determined that her grandfather will never have her child, but she’s not sure what she can do to stop him. Being pregnant is stressful enough, but Maddy suddenly finds herself at odds with the Agency—forbidden from meddling in the affairs of the supernatural courts. When a few of her soul collections go awry, Maddy begins to suspect that the Agency wants to terminate her employment. They should know by now that she isn’t the sort to give up without a fight…

Death; Angels; Demonology; Fiction; Fiction, romance, fantasy; Series:Black-Wings; Ceontemporary; Devil; Fantasy; Fiction, fantasy, general; Fiction, occult & supernatural; Fiction, romance, paranormal; Paranormal fiction; Paranormal romance stories; Shapeshifting; Vampires; Werewolves; Urban Fantasy

Black Lament

Death
Angels
Demonology
Fiction
Fiction, romance, fantasy
Series:Black-Wings
Ceontemporary
Devil
Fantasy
Fiction, fantasy, general
Fiction, occult & supernatural
Fiction, romance, paranormal
Paranormal fiction
Paranormal romance stories
Shapeshifting
Vampires
Werewolves
Urban Fantasy


Dead Spots

"Scarlett Bernard knows about personal space: step within ten feet of her, and any supernatural spells or demonic forces are instantly defused-vampires and werewolves become human again, and witches can't get out so much as a "hocus pocus." This special skill makes her a null and very valuable to Los Angeles's three most powerful magical communities, who utilize her ability to scrub crime scenes clean of all traces of the paranormal to keep humanity, and the LAPD, in the dark. But one night Scarlett's late arrival to a grisly murder scene reveals her agenda and ends with LAPD's Jesse Cruz tracking her down to strike a deal: he'll keep quiet about the undead underworld if she helps solve the case. Their pact doesn't sit well with Dash, the city's chief bloodsucker, who fears his whole vampire empire is at stake. And when clues start to point to Scarlett, it'll take more than her unique powers to catch the real killer and clear her name."--Publisher's website.

vampires; werewolf; vampire; fiction; fantasy; werewolves; witch; witches; null; urban fantasy; Fiction; Murder; Magic; Investigation; Vampires; Fiction, fantasy, general; Vampires, fiction; Crime, fiction

Dead Spots

vampires
werewolf
vampire
fiction
fantasy
werewolves
witch
witches
urban fantasy
Fiction
Murder
Magic
Investigation
Vampires
Fiction, fantasy, general
Vampires, fiction
Crime, fiction


Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is a moody 19th-century triumph, lauded for its dark imagery, austere setting, and depiction of fraught romance. Wuthering Heights is Emily Bronte’s account of the tormented love story between orphan Heathcliff and the daughter of his benefactor, Catherine Earnshaw. Troubled, stark, and violent, Wuthering Heights was hugely controversial at its publication in 1847, but has since become a classic of English literature. This Essential Classics edition includes a new introduction by Professor Vivian Heller, Ph.D. in literature and modern studies from Yale University. Emily Bronte was an English novelist and poet, best known for her only novel, Wuthering Heights. Silent and reserved, Bronte wrote using the pen name Ellis Bell, and was one of the Bronte siblings. Vivian Heller received her Ph.D. in English Literature and Modern Studies from Yale University. She is author of Joyce, Decadence, and Emancipation(University of Illinois Press) and of The City Beneath Us (W.W. Norton & Company), a history of the building of the New York City subway system. She is an associate at Columbia’s School of Professional Studies and is the writing tutor for the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College. She is also a long-standing member of the non-fiction committee of the PEN Prison-Writing Committee, which awards prizes to inmates from across the country. Essential Classics publishes the most crucial literary works throughout history, with a unique introduction to each, making them the perfect treasure for any reader’s shelf.

British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author); Children's fiction; Classic fiction; Classic Literature; Country homes; Country life; Cousins; Death; Drama; English language; English language readers; English literature; Examinations; Families; family life; Fiction; Foundlings; Historical Fiction; Inheritance and succession; Interpersonal relations; Juvenile fiction; Landscape in literature; love; Manners and customs; orphans; Psychological fiction; Reading Level-Grade 7; Reading Level-Grade 8; Reading Level-Grade 9; Reading Level-Grade 10; Gothic fiction; Gothic novel; Romantic novel; Victorian literature

Wuthering Heights

Children's fiction

Classic fiction

Classic Literature

Country homes

Country life

Cousins

Death

Drama

English language

English language readers

English literature

Examinations

Families

family life

Fiction

Foundlings

Historical Fiction

Inheritance and succession

Interpersonal relations

Juvenile fiction

Landscape in literature

love

Manners and customs

orphans

Psychological fiction

Reading Level-Grade 7

Reading Level-Grade 8

Reading Level-Grade 9

Reading Level-Grade 10

Reading Level-Grade 11

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romantic fiction

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Young women

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Emma

Emma Woodhouse imagines that she dominates those around her in the small town of Highbury, but her inept matchmaking creates problems for herself and others.

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Long Now Manual for Civilization

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Sense and Sensibility

Jane Austen's first published novel, Sense and Sensibility, is a witty satire of the sentimental novel, a popular genre in Britain throughout the 1790s and the Regency. When it first appeared in 1811, the words in its title carried significant cultural weight beyond the confines of the novel, and into both popular and learned discourse. Through her dual heroines, Austen addresses, and satirizes, notions of sense and sensibility, and engages with the issues of inheritance, marriage, and love. The story concerns two sisters: the level-headed Elinor and the passionate and impulsive Marianne. When their father dies, his son by a previous marriage assumes possession of the family home. Marianne and Elinor, left to the care of their mercenary brother John and his wife Fanny, must remove to a cottage with their mother. Each sister meets a man in whom she is interested, and as with other Austen novels, requited love does not come easily. This newly annotated edition offers a thorough and perceptive introduction and a wide range of carefully selected contextual materials that further explore the term "sensibility."

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Little Women

TIMES 2020, los 100 mejores libros juveniles de todos los tiempos Una preciosa edición ilustrada de Mujercitas, de Louisa May Alcott, una historia universal, apreciada por generaciones de niñas durante más de ciento cincuenta años. El señor March se ha marchado a la guerra y sus cuatro hijas deben quedarse en casa con su madre, su tía y sus amigos, en medio del bullicio de la vida burguesa de Nueva Inglaterra. Meg, Beth, Amy y Jo, las cuatro hermanas March, tienen intereses muy distintos, pero juntas viven y sufren los cambios que conlleva hacerse un lugar en el mundo y, lo más complicado de todo, crecer. Clásicos inolvidables para disfrutar, compartir y dejar volar la imaginación. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION TIMES 2020 100 Best YA of All Times A beautiful illustrated edition of Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott, a universal story, appreciated by generations of girls for over one hundred and fifty years. Mr. March has gone off to war, and his four daughters must stay home with their mother, their aunt, and their friends, amid the bustle of the New England bourgeois life. Meg, Beth, Amy and Jo, the four March sisters, have very different interests, but together they live and endure the changes that come with making a place in the world and, most complicated of all, growing up. Unforgettable classics to enjoy, share, and allow your imagination to run wild.

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Анна Каренина

Книга, которую держит в руках читатель, приглашает в увлекательное путешествие по малоизведанному миру толстовского романного языка, пропитанного особыми символами и смыслами. Она адресована широкому кругу читателей и всем тем, кто интересуется творчеством Льва Толстого.

Fiction; Adultery; Married women; Social life and customs; Social conditions; Upper class women; Russian literature; Upper class; Classic Literature; Literature; Drama; Non-English Fiction; Romance; Russian fiction; open_syllabus_project; Long Now Manual for Civilization; Reading Level-Grade 11; Reading Level-Grade 12; Continental European fiction (fictional works by one author); Married people, fiction; History; Manners and customs; Russia; Love stories; FICTION / Classics; FICTION / Literary; Literary; Spanish: Adult Fiction; Slavic philology; Romance fiction

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Adultery

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Long Now Manual for Civilization

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love

marriage

morals

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Jane Eyre

Bronte’s novel about a shy, quiet governess who becomes a tutor in a great house and falls in love with its lonely and mysterious master is one of the great classics of English literature. Unique in its attention to the thoughts and feelings of a female protagonist, Jane Eyre was ahead of its time as a proto-feminist text. When it was published in 1847, however, Bronte was attacked by critics for what they felt was anti-Christian sentiment in her unflinching critique of the oppressions of Victorian society.

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Northanger Abbey

Story follows the social and romantic trials of the book's heroine, Catherine Morland.

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Ethan Frome

Edith Wharton foi uma mulher extraordinária para sua época., Mulher, escritora de sucesso com mais de quarenta livros e centenas de contos e poemas publicados, primeira mulher vencedora do prêmio Pulitzer de literatura, doutora pela Universidade de Yale e membro pleno da Academia Americana de Artes e Letras XIX e uma condecoração outorgada pelo governo francês decorrente de seus eforços durante a primeira guerra mundial, foram algumas de suas muitas realizações. Edith Wharton escreveu romances inesquecíveis como: Ethan Frome, Na época da inocência (Age of Inocence), A casa da Alegria (House of Mirth). Ethan Frome, considerado a obra-prima de Edith Wharton, narra a vida e a tragédia de Ethan Frome, "a figura mais imponente de Starkfleld", cidade imaginada pela autora para traçar um amplo painel dos costumes e das tradições da Nova Inglaterra rural de sua época.

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Massachusetts

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Women as authors

Long Now Manual for Civilization

Mœurs et coutumes

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El Conde de Montecristo

France -- History -- 19th century -- Fiction; France; Fiction; France in fiction; History; Adventure and adventurers in fiction; Readers; French language; Adventure and adventurers; Translations into Yiddish; Pirates in fiction; Pirates; Adventure stories; Revenge in fiction; Revenge; False arrest; Social life and customs; Sailors; False arrest in fiction; Historical fiction; Sailors in fiction; Language study; French; Friendship; Betrayal; French literature; Translations into Tagalog; French literature, study and teaching; Classic; romance

El Conde de Montecristo

France

Fiction

France in fiction

History

Adventure and adventurers in fiction

Readers

French language

Adventure and adventurers

Translations into Yiddish

Pirates in fiction

Pirates

Adventure stories

Revenge in fiction

Revenge

False arrest

Social life and customs

Sailors

False arrest in fiction

Historical fiction

Sailors in fiction

Language study

French

Friendship

Betrayal

French literature

Translations into Tagalog

French literature, study and teaching

Classic

romance

suspense

drama

love

Adventure and adventurers, fiction

France, history, 1799-1914, fiction

France, fiction

Fiction, action & adventure

Fiction, historical, general

French language materials

Historia

Venganza

Novela

Novela histórica

Loyalty

Zhang pian xiao shuo

Fiction, historical

Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author)

French fiction

Translations into Polish

Fiction, romance, historical, general

Translations into Chinese

Chinese fiction

Translations from French

Fiction, general

Judeo-Arabic literature

Action & Adventure - General

Historical - General

Spanish: Grades 3-4

Literary Criticism & Collections / General

Tales

Escapes

Prisons

Prisoners

Franse fiksie

Long now manual for civilization

False imprisonment

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Uncle Tom's Cabin

Master and servant; Slavery; Plantation life; Uncle Tom (Fictitious character); Fugitive slaves; Slaves; Fiction; African Americans; Stowe, beecher (fictitious character), fiction; African americans, fiction; Slaves, fiction; Fiction, political; Slavery in literature; In literature; Spanish language books; Readers; Political fiction; History; Juvenile fiction; Spanish language; Social conditions; Classic Literature; Juvenile literature; Uncle Tom's cabin, or, life among the lowly; Literature; Uncle Tom's cabin (Stowe, Harriet Beecher); Correspondence; American fiction (fictional works by one author); Southern states, fiction; Fiction, general; serialized fiction; London Journal

Uncle Tom's Cabin

Master and servant

Slavery

Plantation life

Uncle Tom (Fictitious character)

Fugitive slaves

Slaves

Fiction

African Americans

African americans, fiction

Slaves, fiction

Fiction, political

Slavery in literature

In literature

Spanish language books

Readers

Political fiction

History

Juvenile fiction

Spanish language

Social conditions

Classic Literature

Juvenile literature

Literature

Correspondence

Southern states, fiction

Fiction, general

Fiction, historical

Fiction, short stories (single author)

Stowe, harriet beecher, 1811-1896

American literature, foreign influences

Fiction, historical, general

Sklaverei

Schwarze

Romance

Literatura norte-americana

Noirs américains

Romans, nouvelles

Esclavage

Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse

Esclaves

Vie dans les plantations

Romans

Slavery in fiction

Didactic fiction

Southern States

Antislavery movements

Anti-slavery movement

Ficiton

Suo xie ben

Chang pian xiao shuo

American literature

Zhang pian xiao shuo

American fiction

Children's fiction

Slavery, fiction

African Americans in literature

Sources

Criticism and interpretation

Critique et interprétation

Enslaved persons, fiction

Large type books

Long Now Manual for Civilization

Esclaves fugitifs


The Moonstone

Intrigue, investigations, thievery, drugs and murder all make an appearance in Collins’s classic who-done-it, The Moonstone. Published in serial form in 1868, it was inspired in part by a spectacular murder case widely reported in the early 1860s. Collins’s story revolves around a diamond stolen from a Hindu holy place. On her eighteenth birthday, Rachel Verinder receives the diamond, but by the following morning the stone has been stolen again. As the story unravels through multiple eyewitness accounts, the elderly Sergeant Cuff—with a face “sharp as a hatchet”—looks for the culprit. One of Collins’s best-loved novels, with an exciting plot moved along by deftly-drawn characters and elegant pacing, The Moonstone was also turned into a play by Collins; the play appears as an appendix to this edition.

Fiction; Jewelry theft; East Indians; Police; Drama; History; Detective and mystery stories; Readers; English fiction; Country homes; Diamonds; Young women; Juvenile literature; Upper class; Classic Literature; Mystery fiction; Children: Grades 4-6; Social life and customs; Manners and customs; British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author); England, fiction; Verinder, rachel (fictitious character), fiction; Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural; Fiction, mystery & detective, general; Murder; Moonstones; Literature; Dictionaries; English language; French; crime fiction; epistolary novel; fantasy; Johan and Peewit

The Moonstone

Fiction

Jewelry theft

East Indians

Police

Drama

History

Detective and mystery stories

Readers

English fiction

Country homes

Diamonds

Young women

Juvenile literature

Upper class

Classic Literature

Mystery fiction

Children: Grades 4-6

Social life and customs

Manners and customs

England, fiction

Fiction, mystery & detective, general

Murder

Moonstones

Literature

Dictionaries

English language

French

Spanish

William

Wilkie

Collins

Bantam

Classics

The Moonstone

Romance

Mystery Crime

Swords

Poison

Thievery

Kidnapping

Hypnotism

Fear

Joy

Compassion

Anger

Death

Crime, fiction

English literature

Fiction, crime

Juvenile fiction

Vol de bijoux

England -- Fiction

Country homes -- Fiction

Police -- England -- Fiction

Jewelry theft -- Fiction

East Indians -- England -- Fiction

Detective and mystery stories, English

English Detective and mystery stories

Translations into Russian

Study and teaching

Chinese speakers

Zhen tan xiao shuo

Suo xie ben

Chang pian xiao shuo

Novela policíaca inglesa

Fiction, mystery & detective, traditional

Mystery and detective stories

Children's fiction

Romans, nouvelles

Histoire

Mœurs et coutumes

General

Malicious accusation

Long Now Manual for Civilization

Jaw

Injuries

Operative Dentistry

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Women in Love

The story of the continuing loves and lives of the Brangwen sisters, Gudrun and Ursula.

Romance; Classic Literature; Male friendship; Open Library Staff Picks; Fiction; Social classes; Social conditions; Interpersonal relations; open_syllabus_project; Sisters; Coal mines and mining; Coal miners; Women; British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author); England, fiction; Sisters, fiction; Fiction, psychological; Friendship, fiction; Fiction, romance, general; Women teachers; Fiction, general; Sexual behavior; Fiction, fantasy, short stories; English fiction; English literature; Zhang pian xiao shuo; Classics; Long Now Manual for Civilization; LGBT-related literature; modernist literature

Women in Love

Romance

Classic Literature

Male friendship

Open Library Staff Picks

Fiction

Social classes

Social conditions

Interpersonal relations

open_syllabus_project

Sisters

Coal mines and mining

Coal miners

Women

England, fiction

Sisters, fiction

Fiction, psychological

Friendship, fiction

Fiction, romance, general

Women teachers

Fiction, general

Sexual behavior

Fiction, fantasy, short stories

English fiction

English literature

Zhang pian xiao shuo

Classics

Long Now Manual for Civilization

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She

The Ultimate H. Rider Haggard Collection assembles an impressive array of Haggard'Äôs most celebrated works, emblematic of the late Victorian adventure genre. It encompasses novels like "King Solomon's Mines" and "She", showcasing his vivid storytelling, rich descriptions, and explorations of imperialist themes. Haggard's prose, characterized by its dramatic flair and intricate narrative structures, invites readers into fantastical realms where adventure and the unknown tempt the boundaries of civilization. The collection serves as a valuable resource for understanding the socio-political anxieties of the late 19th century, reflecting colonial attitudes and the fascination with ancient myths and exotic cultures. Henry Rider Haggard, a contemporary of authors such as Rudyard Kipling, was profoundly influenced by his experiences in Africa, which informed his portrayal of adventure and exploration. Born in 1856 in Norfolk, England, Haggard was a pioneer of the genre now known as "lost world" fiction. His travels and fascination with folklore motivated him to weave tales that balance fantastical elements with the realities of the colonial experience, establishing him as a seminal figure in adventure literature. This collection is an essential read for enthusiasts of classic literature and adventure fiction. It invites not only thrilling escapades but also deep reflections on morality, civilization, and the human condition. Haggard's works resonate with timeless themes, making the collection a significant contribution to the canon of English literature and a must-have for both literary scholars and casual readers alike.

Fiction in English; Adventure and adventurers; Reincarnation; Fiction inEnglish; Allan Quatermain (Fictitious character); English Adventure stories; Fiction; Immortalism; Adventure; Open Library Staff Picks; Hunting guides; Ayesha (Fictitious character : Haggard); Women; English Science fiction; Ayesha (Fictitious character : Haggard) -- Fiction; Haggard, h. rider (henry rider), 1856-1925; Africa, fiction; Fiction, fantasy, general; Ayesha (fictitious character : haggard), fiction; Fiction, action & adventure; Fiction, fantasy, historical; Women--africa--fiction; Reincarnation--fiction; Immortalism--fiction; Ayesha (fictitious character : haggard)--fiction; Pr4731 .s6 2006; 823/.8; English literature; Translations from English; Urdu fiction; progressive rock

She

Fiction in English

Adventure and adventurers

Reincarnation

Fiction inEnglish

Allan Quatermain (Fictitious character)

English Adventure stories

Fiction

Immortalism

Adventure

Open Library Staff Picks

Hunting guides

Ayesha (Fictitious character : Haggard)

Women

English Science fiction

Africa, fiction

Fiction, fantasy, general

Fiction, action & adventure

Fiction, fantasy, historical

Women--africa--fiction

Reincarnation--fiction

Immortalism--fiction

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Translations from English

Urdu fiction

Translations into Urdu

English fiction

Historical Fiction

Romance

Fiction, fantasy, action & adventure

Fiction, fantasy, epic

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This Side of Paradise

Eleven specially commissioned essays by major Fitzgerald scholars present a clearly written and comprehensive assessment of F. Scott Fitzgerald as a writer and as a public and private figure. No aspect of his career is overlooked, from his first novel published in 1920, through his more than 170 short stories, to his last unfinished Hollywood novel. Contributions present the reader with a full and accessible picture of the background of American social and cultural change in the early decades of the twentieth century. The introduction traces Fitzgerald's career as a literary and public figure, and examines the extent to which public recognition has affected his reputation among scholars, critics, and general readers over the past sixty years. This volume offers undergraduates, graduates and general readers a full account of Fitzgerald's work as well as suggestions for further exploration of his work.

Fiction; Romance; Historical"; Young men, fiction; World War, 1914-1918; Advertising; Veterans; College students; Children of the rich; Facsimiles; American Manuscripts; Manuscripts; College stories; Love stories; Classic Literature; Young Adult Fiction; School stories; World War (1914-1918) fast (OCoLC)fst01180746; American fiction; American fiction (fictional works by one author); World war, 1914-1918, fiction; Large type books; Bildungsromans; 1920; Fiction, coming of age; Social conditions; Young men -- Fiction; Children of the rich -- Fiction; Advertising -- Fiction; College students -- Fiction; science fiction; Star Trek

This Side of Paradise

Fiction

Romance

Historical"

Young men, fiction

World War, 1914-1918

Advertising

Veterans

College students

Children of the rich

Facsimiles

American Manuscripts

Manuscripts

College stories

Love stories

Classic Literature

Young Adult Fiction

School stories

American fiction

World war, 1914-1918, fiction

Large type books

Bildungsromans

1920

Fiction, coming of age

Social conditions

Young men -- Fiction

Children of the rich -- Fiction

Advertising -- Fiction

College students -- Fiction

World War, 1914-1918 -- Veterans -- Fiction

Hell

Jeunes hommes

Romans, nouvelles

American literature

College students' writings, American

Literature

Fiction, war & military

German

Dictionaries

English language

French

Spanish

Young men

Manners and customs

Fiction, romance, general

Long Now Manual for Civilization

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Cranford

Cranford Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell Cranford is one of the better-known novels of the 19th-century English writer Elizabeth Gaskell. It was first published, irregularly, in eight instalments, between December 1851 and May 1853, in the magazine Household Words, which was edited by Charles Dickens. The book is narrated by Mary Smith, a young woman who frequently visits the town and, when away, remains abreast of events through correspondence with the other characters. The first chapter introduces the leading women of Cranford, idiosyncratic yet endearing characters who hope to preserve their lifestyles (and all-important social customs) from change. Rowena Fowler, possessor of a red silk umbrella, conservatively considers an heir while her infirm body has outlived her kin. Miss Betty Barker is also determined to preserve the past, but in the form of her cow, which she sews pyjamas for, as it lost all of its hair after falling into a lime-pit. As for Miss Deborah Jenkyns, she establishes the norms and customs by which the town must abide.

Fiction; Older women; Villages; Sisters; Female friendship; Country life; Women; Social life and customs; Classic Literature; Drama; Romance; Literature; Children's fiction; British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author); England, fiction; Sisters, fiction; Friendship, fiction; Fiction, religious; England -- Fiction; Sisters -- Fiction; Pastoral fiction; Villages -- Fiction; Older women -- Fiction; Female friendship -- Fiction; Romans, nouvelles; Mœurs et coutumes; Manners and customs; English literature; Sœurs; Femmes âgées

Cranford

Fiction

Older women

Villages

Sisters

Female friendship

Country life

Women

Social life and customs

Classic Literature

Drama

Romance

Literature

Children's fiction

England, fiction

Sisters, fiction

Friendship, fiction

Fiction, religious

England -- Fiction

Sisters -- Fiction

Pastoral fiction

Villages -- Fiction

Older women -- Fiction

Female friendship -- Fiction

Romans, nouvelles

Mœurs et coutumes

Manners and customs

English literature

Sœurs

Femmes âgées

Amitié féminine

Textbooks for foreign speakers

High interest-low vocabulary books

Readers for new literates

English language

Readers (Secondary)

Readers

English language, juvenile literature

Fiction, general

Problems, exercises

Reading comprehension

Readers (Adult)

Single women, fiction

English Pastoral fiction

Long Now Manual for Civilization

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Heart of Darkness

Dark allegory describes the narrator's journey up the Congo River and his meeting with, and fascination by, Mr. Kurtz, a mysterious personage who dominates the unruly inhabitants of the region. Masterly blend of adventure, character development, psychological penetration. Considered by many Conrad's finest, most enigmatic story.

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Heart of Darkness

Fiction

Romance

Degeneration

Literature

Description and travel

Diaries

Sailors

Short stories

English literature

Suffering

Trading posts

Classic Literature

Travel

Discovery and exploration

Mystery

Open Library Staff Picks

Drama

Fugitives from justice

English Psychological fiction

LITERATURA INGLESA (HISTÓRIA E CRÍTICA)

Ship captains

Heart of darkness (Conrad)

Journeys

History and criticism

Imperialism

Europeans

Long Now Manual for Civilization

Romans

Souffrance

Literatura inglesa

Europeens

Medicine in Literature

Heart of darkness (Conrad, Joseph)

Aufsatzsammlung

Critique

Roman anglais

Africa, fiction

Fiction, psychological

Conrad, joseph, 1857-1924

English fiction

Voyages and travels

Psychological aspects

Sea stories

Doppelgängers

Fiction, general

Discoveries in geography

English language, textbooks for foreign speakers

Dictionaries

English language

Spanish

French

In literature

Imperialism in literature

Korean

Chinese

German

Européens

Study guides

Examinations

Fiction, historical, general

Psychological fiction

Adaptations

Comic books, strips

COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / Literary

COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / Adaptations

Conrad, joseph, 1857-1924, juvenile literature

Literary criticism

European

Good and evil

Detective and mystery stories

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Under the Greenwood Tree or, The Mellstock quire

'Under the Greenwood Tree' concerns the activities of a group of church musicians, the Mellstock parish choir, one of whom, Dick Dewy, becomes romantically entangled with a comely new school mistress, Fancy Day. The novel opens with the fiddlers and singers of the choir-including Dick, his father Reuben Dewy, and grandfather William Dewy-making the rounds in Mellstock village on Christmas Eve. When the little band plays at the schoolhouse, young Dick falls for Fancy at first sight. Dick, smitten, seeks to insinuate himself into her life and affections, but Fancy's beauty has gained her other suitors, including a rich farmer and the new vicar at the parish church. This is one of Thomas Hardy's most loved works and it has been adapted for the screen several times, most notably in an ITV TV-series from 2005 featuring Keely Hawes as Fancy Day and James Murray as Dick Dewy.

British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author); Wessex (england), fiction; Man-woman relationships, fiction; Teachers, fiction; Musicians, fiction; Choirs (Music); Women teachers; Courtship in fiction; Romance; English literature; Fiction; Church musicians; Women teachers in fiction; Historical Fiction; Sculptors; Mothers and daughters; Courtship; Church musicians in fiction; Sculptors in fiction; Agricultural Bacteriology; Mothers and daughters in fiction; Man-woman relationships; Large type books; Fiction, short stories (single author); Musical fiction; Classic fiction; Classics; Historical - General; Literary; Fiction / Historical

Wessex (england), fiction

Man-woman relationships, fiction

Teachers, fiction

Musicians, fiction

Choirs (Music)

Women teachers

Courtship in fiction

Romance

English literature

Fiction

Church musicians

Women teachers in fiction

Historical Fiction

Sculptors

Mothers and daughters

Courtship

Church musicians in fiction

Sculptors in fiction

Agricultural Bacteriology

Mothers and daughters in fiction

Man-woman relationships

Large type books

Fiction, short stories (single author)

Musical fiction

Classic fiction

Classics

Historical - General

Literary

Fiction / Historical

Fiction-Classics

Fiction-Literary

Literature - Classics / Criticism

Translations into Japanese

Japanese literature

Translations from English

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Jude the Obscure

Jude el Oscuro, la última novela completa de Thomas Hardy, comenzó como una revista en serie en diciembre de 1894 y se publicó por primera vez en forma de libro en 1895. Su protagonista, Jude Fawley, es un joven trabajador, un cantero que sueña con Convirtiéndose en un erudito. El otro personaje principal es su prima, Sue Bridehead, que también es su interés central de amor. La novela se refiere en particular a cuestiones de clase, educación, religión y matrimonio.

Social life and customs; Death; Pine; Fiction; Unmarried couples; Man-woman relationships; open_syllabus_project; Adultery; Stonemasons; Diseases and pests; Illegitimate children; Children; White pine weevil; Illegitimate children -- Fiction; Unmarried couples -- Fiction; Children -- Death -- Fiction; Adultery -- Fiction; Stonemasons -- Fiction; Wessex (England) -- Fiction; Jude the obscure (Hardy, Thomas); Literature; Jude the obscure; Working class; Education; Spouses; History; British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author); Wessex (england), fiction; England, fiction; Marriage

Jude the Obscure

Social life and customs

Death

Pine

Fiction

Unmarried couples

Man-woman relationships

open_syllabus_project

Adultery

Stonemasons

Diseases and pests

Illegitimate children

Children

White pine weevil

Illegitimate children -- Fiction

Unmarried couples -- Fiction

Children -- Death -- Fiction

Adultery -- Fiction

Stonemasons -- Fiction

Wessex (England) -- Fiction

Jude the obscure (Hardy, Thomas)

Literature

Jude the obscure

Working class

Education

Spouses

History

Wessex (england), fiction

England, fiction

Marriage

Social conditions

Manners and customs

Hardy, thomas, 1840-1928

Fiction, historical

Thomas Hardy

conflict

divorce

murder

desertion

English fiction, history and criticism, 19th century

Dictionaries

English language

French

Korean

German

Marriage, fiction

Fiction, sagas

English literature

General

Social stratification

Married people

Ambition

Fiction (English)

English fiction

English

Fiction, general

Fiction, historical, general

Didactic fiction

Love stories

Chang pian xiao shuo

Zhong guo

Dang dai

Maçons

Romans, nouvelles

Enfants naturels

Couples non mariés

Enfants

Mort

Romance

Large type books

Hardy, thomas , 1840-1928

Stonemasons--england--wessex--fiction

Adultery--england--wessex--fiction

Stonemasons--fiction

Illegitimate children--fiction

Children--death

Children--death--fiction

Unmarried couples--fiction

Adultery--fiction

Spouses--history

Spouses--england--wessex--history--19th century--fiction

Education--history

Education--england--wessex--history--19th century--fiction

Working class--history

Working class--england--wessex--history--19th century--fiction

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Relations entre hommes et femmes

Roman anglais

Relations hommes-femmes

Dans la littérature

Grande-Bretagne

Moeurs et coutumes

Roman

Mœurs et coutumes

Stonemsons

Umarried couples

Women

Men

Husband and wife

Suicide

Mariage

Littérature anglaise

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Le rouge et le noir

Le Rouge et le Noir Stendhal Texte intégral. Cet ouvrage a fait l'objet d'un véritable travail en vue d'une édition numérique. Un travail typographique le rend facile et agréable à lire. La première partie du roman retrace le parcours de Julien Sorel en province à Verrières puis à Besançon et plus précisément son entrée chez les Rênal, de même que son séjour dans un séminaire. La seconde partie, porte sur la vie du héros à Paris comme secrétaire du marquis de La Mole. Julien Sorel est le troisième fils du vieux Sorel, scieur, qui n'a que mépris pour les choses intellectuelles et donc pour Julien qui se révèle très tôt doué pour les études. Au contraire de ses frères, le garçon n'est pas taillé pour les travaux de force, et sa curiosité le pousse à s'instruire par tous les moyens possibles (ce que le père Sorel appelle flâner)... Source Wikipédia Retrouvez l'ensemble de nos collections sur http://www.culturecommune.com/

Fiction; Young men; Social life and customs; Young men in literature; Stendhal, pseud., 1783-1842. Le rouge et le noir; French language; Stendhal, pseud., 1783-1842; Church and state; Ambition; Criticism and interpretation; Critique et interprétation; Classic Literature; French fiction; 19th century fiction; General; Manners and customs; History; Social classes; French language materials; Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author); France, fiction; Fiction, romance, general; Ficción; Jóvenes (Hombres); Vida social y costumbres; Littérature française; Étude et enseignement (secondaire); Réalisme; XIXeme; psychologie

Le rouge et le noir

Fiction

Young men

Social life and customs

Young men in literature

French language

Stendhal, pseud., 1783-1842

Church and state

Ambition

Criticism and interpretation

Critique et interprétation

Classic Literature

French fiction

19th century fiction

General

Manners and customs

History

Social classes

French language materials

France, fiction

Fiction, romance, general

Ficción

Jóvenes (Hombres)

Vida social y costumbres

Littérature française

Étude et enseignement (secondaire)

Réalisme

XIXeme

psychologie

romance

Literatura francesa

Romans, nouvelles

Église et État

Jeunes hommes

Mœurs et coutumes

Romance Frances

French literature

Literatura,

Social conditions

Illustraties

Frans

Young men--france--fiction

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Adultery

Man-woman relationships

Romance fiction

History and criticism

Classics

Fiction, coming of age

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The Woodlanders

To Be or Not to Be Worthy of One’s Love“On older trees still than these huge lobes of fungi grew like lungs. Here, as everywhere, the Unfulfilled Intention, which makes life what it is, was as obvious as it could be among the depraved crowds of a city slum. The leaf was deformed....the taper was interrupted. And the ivy slowly strangled to death the promising sapling.” - Thomas Hardy, The Woodlanders After spending several years away from home to study, Grace Melbury returns to Little Hintock only to find Giles, his betrothed, still in love with her. Her father thinks Giles - a humble peasant - isn’t worthy of marrying his highly-educated daughter and persuades her to marry a young doctor by the name of Edgar Fitzpiers. Edgar is not quite the loyal type though... This Xist Classics edition has been professionally formatted for e-readers with a linked table of contents. This eBook also contains a bonus book club leadership guide and discussion questions. We hope you’ll share this book with your friends, neighbors and colleagues and can’t wait to hear what you have to say about it. Xist Publishing is a digital-first publisher. Xist Publishing creates books for the touchscreen generation and is dedicated to helping everyone develop a lifetime love of reading, no matter what form it takes.

Fiction; Forests and forestry; Arranged marriage; Triangles (Interpersonal relations); Social classes; Social life and customs; Classic Literature; Drama; Historical Fiction; Romance; Fiction in English; England, fiction; British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author); Wessex (england), fiction; Fiction, psychological; Fiction, romance, general; Manners and customs; Marriage, fiction; Children's fiction; Great britain, fiction; English literature; Psychological fiction; Love stories; Triangles (Interpersonal relations) -- Fiction; Pastoral fiction; Social classes -- Fiction; Forests and forestry -- Fiction; Arranged marriage -- Fiction; Dorset (England) -- Fiction; Fiction, general

The Woodlanders

Fiction

Forests and forestry

Arranged marriage

Triangles (Interpersonal relations)

Social classes

Social life and customs

Classic Literature

Drama

Historical Fiction

Romance

Fiction in English

England, fiction

Wessex (england), fiction

Fiction, psychological

Fiction, romance, general

Manners and customs

Marriage, fiction

Children's fiction

Great britain, fiction

English literature

Psychological fiction

Love stories

Pastoral fiction

Social classes -- Fiction

Forests and forestry -- Fiction

Arranged marriage -- Fiction

Dorset (England) -- Fiction

Fiction, general

Man-woman relationships

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The pioneers

The Pioneers introduces readers to the colorful and enduring character of frontiersman Natty Bumppo. Forced by a local landowner to obey new hunting laws, Natty Bumppo rebels and finds allies in the landowner's daughter and a mysterious young stranger. Against the backdrop of the changing seasons, a varied cast of unforgettable characters is caught up in a drama that illuminates the essence of the American character and the conflict between a restlessly expanding society and the unspoiled wilderness that was here before us all.

Frontier and pioneer life; Open Library Staff Picks; Natty Bumppo (Fictitious character); Fiction; Classic Literature; Thriller; History; History and criticism; Poetry; Bumppo, Natty (Fictitious character) -- Fiction; Historical fiction; American Historical fiction; American fiction (fictional works by one author); Bumppo, natty (fictitious character), fiction; New york (state), fiction; Fiction, historical; Frontier and pioneer life, fiction; Fiction, historical, general; Children's fiction; Literatura norte-americana; Romance; Fiction, action & adventure; New york (n.y.), fiction; American literature; Fiction, general; Scouts (Reconnaissance); Social life and customs; Manners and customs; Emotions in children; Child Psychology

The pioneers

Frontier and pioneer life

Open Library Staff Picks

Natty Bumppo (Fictitious character)

Fiction

Classic Literature

Thriller

History

History and criticism

Poetry

Historical fiction

American Historical fiction

New york (state), fiction

Fiction, historical

Frontier and pioneer life, fiction

Fiction, historical, general

Children's fiction

Literatura norte-americana

Romance

Fiction, action & adventure

New york (n.y.), fiction

American literature

Fiction, general

Scouts (Reconnaissance)

Social life and customs

Manners and customs

Emotions in children

Child Psychology

Psychophysiology

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