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Good Directions
When her dad is arrested for investment fraud, an affluent, glitter-obsessed costume designer is forced to move and teach middle school in small-town Arkansas. So, I almost hit a guy and his cow with my aunt's minivan. Did I mention I was wearing a couture dress when this happened?He turned out to be the grumpy local town heartthrob who already hates me. So, there's no way I'm getting involved with him.My time in Good, Arkansas is temporary.See, my dad might have gotten into a little trouble with investment fraud so my mom and I had to head to our family's place while the feds raided our Chicago condo.I used to be a struggling costume designing Youtuber, and now I'm Miss Parker, a substitute teacher who may be thinking of her student's Uncle Jesse wearing nothing but a smile.Okay. It's only temporary here in Good, and I'll be back to my old life.If that's what I want, or even if it is possible,I've never been good at taking directions, and now that I'm at a crossroads, I have no idea which way to take or if I have a choice.
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Secrets in the Little Irish Village
Grace Kelly can't escape the draws of Emerald Bay; the sweeping cliffs, the sparkling sea... and her gorgeous new flatmate. The problem is, she has to keep him a secret from her family. And she isn't the only one in the village with something to hide this summer... Grace really needs someone to help cover the rent for her London flat, but Christopher Dorrance? Everyone in the little Irish village of Emerald Bay knows about the feud between their families, though no one knows how it started. But, both being in a tight spot, they try and make it work, swearing to tell no one back home. Until a mutual friend and her son in the bay are left homeless after a storm. Grace and Christopher must head back to Ireland to help... together. As they flesh out their idea to raise money for their friend with a village charity concert, Chris's blue eyes light up. Even though they have to hide out for every planning session, and after all her father has said about the Dorrances, Grace can't believe how kind he is. Soon sparks are flying as they laugh together, chasing dairy cows from a field to set up the stage. Could Chris be more than just a flatmate? But their hopes that a good cause will soften the hostility between their dads are dashed. The two men still argue constantly. And with a happy future for their friend depending on the concert running smoothly, the truth behind the feud threatens to come out and destroy everything... Could the events of the past destroy any chance of a future for Chris and Grace? Or, if Grace follows her heart, could she finally heal the rift between their families? You'll love Michelle Vernal's stunning new book set in the Little Irish Village. This gorgeous and unputdownable Irish small-town romance is perfect for fans of Nicola May, Trisha Ashley and Debbie Macomber. What readers are saying about Michelle Vernal: 'Heart-warming and utterly addictive... Definitely ticked all the boxes for me!... Right from the very beginning, I found myself turning the pages very quickly... Wonderful, cosy, magical.' Goodreads Reviewer, ¿¿¿¿¿
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Breeze of Love
A Romantic Drama€ 13,95 -
On Paper Wings
€ 14,95 -
Breeze of Love
A Romantic Drama€ 21,95 -
My Paper Heart
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A Paper Trail
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The Postcard and Other Short Stories & Poetry
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New Beginnings in the Little Irish Village
Welcome to the little Irish village of Emerald Bay where the sun is shining, the locals are gossiping, and romance is in the air. But will returning home be the fresh start Imogen Kelly needs? Thirty-year-old Imogen Kelly is meant to be living her best life in Dublin but the bright lights of the city aren't making her truly happy. So she leaps at the chance to take on an interior design job at the big country manor at the edge of Emerald Bay. It also gives Imogen an excuse to return to the place where she spent an unforgettable summer with her first love, Lachlan Leslie, the heir to Benmore House. Imogen's heart is full of hope at the thought of seeing her childhood sweetheart but on the way there she nearly has an accident on the winding, muddy country road. She arrives at Benmore House late and flustered, only to discover the builder working with her on the renovation project is none other than Ryan O'Malley - the class prankster who was forever pinging her bra strap at school. Within seconds it's clear he's still a cheeky charmer, even if he's transformed into a gorgeous guy who unexpectedly sets her pulse racing. Forced into close proximity with relentlessly cheerful Ryan, who's forever (badly) singing rock ballads at the top of his voice, Imogen at first finds him an annoying distraction. With St Patrick's Day celebrations in full swing, Imogen has her work cut out to keep the job on track. Spending more time with Ryan, she discovers that, behind his warm smile and generous ways, he's nursing heartache. But when she finally sees blue-eyed Lachlan again, Imogen has to face up to the truth about the secret summer romance they shared. Will she leave Emerald Bay broken-hearted? Or will Imogen realise that home really is where the heart is? What readers are saying about Michelle Vernal: 'So heart-warming... I loved... Hit all the feels and had me laughing out loud... Will propel you to Ireland... Fabulous.' Page Turners, ¿¿¿¿¿
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Voyage au centre de la Terre
RÉSUMÉ :"Voyage au centre de la Terre" est une oeuvre magistrale de Jules Verne qui transporte le lecteur dans une aventure scientifique et géographique fascinante. Le récit commence à Hambourg, où le professeur Otto Lidenbrock, un géologue passionné, découvre un manuscrit ancien qui révèle un passage vers le centre de la Terre. Accompagné de son neveu Axel, un jeune homme prudent et sceptique, et de leur guide islandais, Hans, le professeur entreprend un voyage épique à travers un volcan éteint en Islande. Leur périple les mène à travers des paysages souterrains extraordinaires, peuplés de créatures préhistoriques et de mystères géologiques. Verne mêle habilement science et fiction, offrant des descriptions détaillées des phénomènes naturels et des théories scientifiques de l'époque. Le roman explore des thèmes tels que la curiosité scientifique, la persévérance face à l'inconnu, et la relation entre l'homme et la nature. À travers des rebondissements captivants et un sens aigu de l'aventure, Verne invite le lecteur à questionner les limites de la connaissance humaine et à rêver d'explorations audacieuses. Ce chef-d'oeuvre intemporel continue d'inspirer les amateurs de science-fiction et d'aventure, témoignant de la vision avant-gardiste de son auteur.L'AUTEUR :Jules Verne, né le 8 février 1828 à Nantes, est l'un des écrivains français les plus célèbres du XIXe siècle, reconnu pour ses romans d'aventure et de science-fiction qui ont marqué plusieurs générations. Fils d'un avocat, Verne étudie le droit à Paris mais se tourne rapidement vers l'écriture, fasciné par les progrès scientifiques et les explorations géographiques de son temps. Ses oeuvres, souvent basées sur des faits scientifiques rigoureux, anticipent de nombreuses inventions modernes. Parmi ses ouvrages les plus célèbres figurent "Vingt mille lieues sous les mers", "Le Tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours", et bien sûr "Voyage au centre de la Terre". Verne est considéré comme un pionnier du genre de la science-fiction, ses récits combinant aventure, science et imagination. Sa capacité à captiver le lecteur par des intrigues palpitantes et des personnages mémorables a fait de lui un auteur incontournable de la littérature mondiale. Il décède le 24 mars 1905 à Amiens, laissant derrière lui un héritage littéraire immense qui continue d'influencer écrivains et cinéastes du monde entier.
€ 9,70