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Affiche du document Daughters of Tuscany — Daughters of Tuscany
Siobhan Daiko
2h04min30
Roman historique
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166 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h04min.
A heartbreaking tale of love and courage in wartime ItalyTwo women, one village, and a war that changes everything…In wartime Italy, Rosa’s whole world is turned upside down when British POWs are sent to her father’s tenant farm on landowner Ginori’s Tuscan estate. Grieving her husband killed by the Allies, she is wary of the British soldiers.Meanwhile Emma, the landowner's daughter, sees an opportunity to help her childhood friend Marco, an Italian soldier hiding from the Nazis.As danger closes in, unlikely alliances form. Rosa’s distrust melts as she bonds with Tom, a charismatic Scotsman among the POWs. Together, they navigate the perils of war to rescue their community.With enemy forces tightening their grip, both women face immense risks. Their mission to save their loved ones turns into a daring plan to liberate their village. In a world where hope is scarce, can Rosa and Emma turn the tide of war in their favour?A sweeping tale of love, loss and hope in times of strife, perfect for fans of Fiona Valpy, Rhys Bowen and Kristin Hannah'Reading Siobhan's Daughters of Tuscany was like meeting an old, dear friend after a long absence. What a poignant, emotional, thoroughly enjoyable read this was! ... such beautiful prose and such a brilliant story that completely transported me.' Renita D'SilvaReaders love Siobhan Daiko's wartime Italy novels:'an exciting, impeccably-researched wartime adventure with lots of heart ... the perfect mixture of tragedy and happiness' Reader review'A beautiful story with a compelling historical storyline that you won’t want to put down’ Ann Bennett’I was completely absorbed by … all the characters and intrigue’ Angela Petch'A poignant and emotionally charged novel that explores the human spirit's resilience in the face of adversity and I was hooked from start to finish' Reader review'So much heartache but alongside this the love of the people who did so much in WWII' Reader review'a powerful historical novel that I just could not put down' Reader review

Daughters of Tuscany
Siobhan Daiko
2h04min30
Roman historique
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166 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h04min.
A heartbreaking tale of love and courage in wartime ItalyTwo women, one village, and a war that changes everything…In wartime Italy, Rosa’s whole world is turned upside down when British POWs are sent to her father’s tenant farm on landowner Ginori’s Tuscan estate. Grieving her husband killed by the Allies, she is wary of the British soldiers.Meanwhile Emma, the landowner's daughter, sees an opportunity to help her childhood friend Marco, an Italian soldier hiding from the Nazis.As danger closes in, unlikely alliances form. Rosa’s distrust melts as she bonds with Tom, a charismatic Scotsman among the POWs. Together, they navigate the perils of war to rescue their community.With enemy forces tightening their grip, both women face immense risks. Their mission to save their loved ones turns into a daring plan to liberate their village. In a world where hope is scarce, can Rosa and Emma turn the tide of war in their favour?A sweeping tale of love, loss and hope in times of strife, perfect for fans of Fiona Valpy, Rhys Bowen and Kristin Hannah'Reading Siobhan's Daughters of Tuscany was like meeting an old, dear friend after a long absence. What a poignant, emotional, thoroughly enjoyable read this was! ... such beautiful prose and such a brilliant story that completely transported me.' Renita D'SilvaReaders love Siobhan Daiko's wartime Italy novels:'an exciting, impeccably-researched wartime adventure with lots of heart ... the perfect mixture of tragedy and happiness' Reader review'A beautiful story with a compelling historical storyline that you won’t want to put down’ Ann Bennett’I was completely absorbed by … all the characters and intrigue’ Angela Petch'A poignant and emotionally charged novel that explores the human spirit's resilience in the face of adversity and I was hooked from start to finish' Reader review'So much heartache but alongside this the love of the people who did so much in WWII' Reader review'a powerful historical novel that I just could not put down' Reader review

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Affiche du document The Gallery — The Gallery
John Horne Burns
2h55min30
Roman historique
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234 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h55min.
The Gallery by John Horne Burns (1916-1953), public domain. "The first book of real magnitude to come out of the last war." —John Dos Passos John Horne Burns brought The Gallery back from World War II, and on publication in 1947 it became a critically-acclaimed bestseller. However, Burns's early death at the age of 36 led to the subsequent neglect of this searching book, which captures the shock the war dealt to the preconceptions and ideals of the victorious Americans. Set in occupied Naples in 1944, The Gallery takes its name from the Galleria Umberto, a bombed-out arcade where everybody in town comes together in pursuit of food, drink, sex, money, and oblivion. A daring and enduring novel, The Gallery poignantly conveys the mixed feelings of the men and women who fought the war that made America a super-power.

The Gallery
John Horne Burns
2h55min30
Roman historique
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234 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h55min.
The Gallery by John Horne Burns (1916-1953), public domain. "The first book of real magnitude to come out of the last war." —John Dos Passos John Horne Burns brought The Gallery back from World War II, and on publication in 1947 it became a critically-acclaimed bestseller. However, Burns's early death at the age of 36 led to the subsequent neglect of this searching book, which captures the shock the war dealt to the preconceptions and ideals of the victorious Americans. Set in occupied Naples in 1944, The Gallery takes its name from the Galleria Umberto, a bombed-out arcade where everybody in town comes together in pursuit of food, drink, sex, money, and oblivion. A daring and enduring novel, The Gallery poignantly conveys the mixed feelings of the men and women who fought the war that made America a super-power.

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Affiche du document L’Ombre de l’aigle Chronique d’une épopée singulière : Première partie : Julien — L’Ombre de l’aigle Chronique d’une épopée singulière : Première partie : Julien
Henry Rossey
3h09min45
Roman historique
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253 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 3h10min.
Le 10 mai 1940, Hitler lance l’attaque vers l’ouest. Pendant plus de cinq ans, une folie meurtrière va embraser le monde et bouleverser le destin de millions d’individus. Dans cette tourmente, certains laisseront libre cours à leurs plus vils instincts, d’autres se révéleront être des héros. Les plus nombreux, écrasés par l’ampleur du drame, subiront passivement les évènements. Quelques poignées de patriotes, souvent anonymes, quelquefois très jeunes, choisiront simplement de ne pas accepter une lâche capitulation face à la barbarie nazie. Dans l’ombre, que les ailes de l’aigle allemand étendent sur la France, chacun d’eux, à son niveau et à sa façon, s’opposera à l’occupation du pays. Beaucoup y perdront la vie. Dans une vaste fresque, historique et romanesque, Henry Rossey fait vivre des femmes et des hommes, personnages réels et de fiction, qui vont façonner leurs destins entre collaboration et résistance. Julien Morel est l’un d’eux. Garçon de dix-sept ans, il va vivre une épopée qu’il n’aurait jamais imaginée. Il y rencontrera le danger, la trahison, mais connaitra l’amitié et découvrira l’amour.

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Affiche du document Les Brumes de l'aube — Les Brumes de l'aube
Franck Martini
2h37min30
Roman historique
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210 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h37min.
— Tu es toi ou ton frère ? Guelfo Martini espérait faire profil bas pour son retour avec son fils dans sa ville natale de San Giovanni Valdarno après de longues années d’exil – c’est raté ! Au-delà des retrouvailles avec famille et amis, quel est le motif profond de ce voyage : un retour aux sources ou un solde de tout compte ? Des heures sombres de l’Italie fasciste des années 20 à l’optimisme de la Libération, en passant par Marseille l’Italienne, Les Brumes de l’aube est un voyage dans 45 ans de la vie d’un homme simple, ses joies, ses peines, ses luttes à l’intérieur de la grande Histoire. Ce premier roman est une biographie rêvée du grand-père de l’auteur.

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Affiche du document The Cobbler's Apprentice — The Cobbler's Apprentice
Lynette Rees
1h51min00
Roman historique
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148 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h51min.
The BRAND NEW historical novel from Lynette Rees - a boy down on his luck finding his way in a cruel Victorian world...He made a vow, but will he be able to keep it?Ever since Jimmy was a boy, he’s known two things: the rough streets of Merthyr Tydfil and that one day he would marry Enid Hardcastle. But when Enid disappears without a word, his life takes a different turn.Determined to make something of himself, Jimmy pours his heart into his job at Mr Baxter's workshop, dreaming of the future he and Enid might one day share. Yet, just as his hard work begins to pay off, a man arrives claiming to be Mr Baxter’s illegitimate son, threatening Jimmy’s chance of inheriting the business he was promised.With Enid gone and his future uncertain, Jimmy must rely on his wits and instincts honed from his childhood on the streets. But can he trust this newcomer? And will his dream of reuniting with Enid ever come true?A heartwarming and gripping historical saga, perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and AnneMarie Brear.'A Victorian saga that will definitely appeal to fans of Rosie Goodwin' Lizzie Lane'...flows from the heart, and is rich in period detail. Another fabulously enjoyable read from Lynette Rees, I loved it.' Sheila Riley'A gripping historical saga well worth reading!' AnneMarie Brear'...a gripping tale of love prevailing despite hardship. Lynette Rees has done it again! Brilliant!' Mary Wood

The Cobbler's Apprentice
Lynette Rees
1h51min00
Roman historique
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148 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h51min.
The BRAND NEW historical novel from Lynette Rees - a boy down on his luck finding his way in a cruel Victorian world...He made a vow, but will he be able to keep it?Ever since Jimmy was a boy, he’s known two things: the rough streets of Merthyr Tydfil and that one day he would marry Enid Hardcastle. But when Enid disappears without a word, his life takes a different turn.Determined to make something of himself, Jimmy pours his heart into his job at Mr Baxter's workshop, dreaming of the future he and Enid might one day share. Yet, just as his hard work begins to pay off, a man arrives claiming to be Mr Baxter’s illegitimate son, threatening Jimmy’s chance of inheriting the business he was promised.With Enid gone and his future uncertain, Jimmy must rely on his wits and instincts honed from his childhood on the streets. But can he trust this newcomer? And will his dream of reuniting with Enid ever come true?A heartwarming and gripping historical saga, perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and AnneMarie Brear.'A Victorian saga that will definitely appeal to fans of Rosie Goodwin' Lizzie Lane'...flows from the heart, and is rich in period detail. Another fabulously enjoyable read from Lynette Rees, I loved it.' Sheila Riley'A gripping historical saga well worth reading!' AnneMarie Brear'...a gripping tale of love prevailing despite hardship. Lynette Rees has done it again! Brilliant!' Mary Wood

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Affiche du document Les confinés de l'an mil — Les confinés de l'an mil
Dominique de Combret
1h18min00
Roman historique
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104 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h18min.
L’an mil est passé, et avec lui la crainte de la fin du monde. Mais si les peurs s’effacent peu à peu, la nature, elle, rappelle les hommes à leur fragilité : un hiver d’une rare violence oblige gens et bêtes à lutter pour survivre.Dans une auberge providentielle, isolée par le blizzard, quelques voyageurs trouvent refuge. Parmi eux, un ménestrel. Ses chansons et ses contes deviennent leur seul réconfort, leur seul espoir jusqu’à la fonte des neiges.Bravoure, humour, mystère et amour tissent les récits qu’il déroule, entraînant l’auditoire du nord du comté de Toulouse aux portes d’Antioche, des rivages de l’Océan à ceux de la Méditerranée. Dans ce monde de ténèbres et de croisades, les menaces sont partout – venues du Nord, des terres d’Afrique ou des Lieux saints. Mais, face aux périls, se dressent toujours des héros.À la fin de la tempête, pourtant, le troubadour apprendra à ses dépens qu’il n’est pas le seul à avoir des histoires à raconter...

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Affiche du document Arrested Song: A sweeping romance blooms in the midst of social and political tyranny — Arrested Song: A sweeping romance blooms in the midst of social and political tyranny
Irena Karafilly
2h34min30
Roman historique
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206 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h34min.
It is 1941, and Hitler's army has invaded Greece. Calliope Adham, a young, widowed schoolmistress in the village of Molyvos, is recruited by the Germans as a liaison officer. Calliope's wartime duties bring her into contact with Lieutenant Lorenz Umbreit, and despite the backdrop of war and Calliope's involvement in the Greek Resistance, a friendship blossoms. ´Arrested Song´ spans three decades, charting Calliope's journey through war, civil conflict, and dictatorship, as she emerges as a champion for girls' and women's rights against a turbulent and beautifully rendered Greek island setting.Irena Karafilly is an award-winning writer, poet, and author whose work has been widely published in literary and mainstream venues, including the New York Times and International Herald Tribune. Born in the Urals, educated in Canada, she now lives between Montreal and Athens.

Arrested Song: A sweeping romance blooms in the midst of social and political tyranny
Irena Karafilly
2h34min30
Roman historique
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206 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h34min.
It is 1941, and Hitler's army has invaded Greece. Calliope Adham, a young, widowed schoolmistress in the village of Molyvos, is recruited by the Germans as a liaison officer. Calliope's wartime duties bring her into contact with Lieutenant Lorenz Umbreit, and despite the backdrop of war and Calliope's involvement in the Greek Resistance, a friendship blossoms. ´Arrested Song´ spans three decades, charting Calliope's journey through war, civil conflict, and dictatorship, as she emerges as a champion for girls' and women's rights against a turbulent and beautifully rendered Greek island setting.Irena Karafilly is an award-winning writer, poet, and author whose work has been widely published in literary and mainstream venues, including the New York Times and International Herald Tribune. Born in the Urals, educated in Canada, she now lives between Montreal and Athens.

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Affiche du document Where the Heart Breaks — Where the Heart Breaks
Éric Georget
58min30
Roman historique
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78 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 58min.
Set in 1916, Where the Heart Breaks follows Marthe Hartmann, a Franco-American student at Mount Holyoke College, who returns to Europe on a desperate mission: to rescue her brother, a pilot captured by German forces. Posing as a war correspondent under the name Anna Keller, she infiltrates enemy territory and uncovers a fractured continent —and herself— in the process. Guided by her determination and aided by unlikely allies —William Thaw, a charismatic American pilot with the Lafayette Escadrille, and Edward Powell, a seasoned journalist— Marthe embarks on a dangerous journey across occupied Europe. From Paris salons to Berlin shadows, she navigates shifting alliances, silent betrayals, and the haunting moral dilemmas of war. As Marthe evolves from grieving sister to committed witness, her writing becomes her resistance. But her most controversial article —exposing the murky origins of the war and America’s complicity— will be rejected and buried. Only years later will it be rediscovered. Blending historical fact and fiction, Where the Heart Breaks is a sweeping, character-driven novel of espionage, sacrifice, and truth. At its heart is a woman who dares to act when others remain silent — and whose courage helps shape the memory of a generation.

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Affiche du document Le labyrinthe des tourments — Le labyrinthe des tourments
Marie-Noëlle GARRIC
1h57min45
Roman historique
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157 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h58min.
Sarah Pardee Winchester, veuve de William Hurt Winchester, fut l’héritière d’une fortune colossale, née de la vente d’armes à feu principalement utilisées au cours des guerres indiennes. Durant plus de trente ans, elle fit construire une incroyable maison labyrinthe, dont la légende s’empara après sa mort, en 1922. On la décrivit comme une adepte du spiritisme, une excentrique versée dans l’ésotérisme et dans le dialogue avec l’au-delà. Elle était sans aucun doute une femme éduquée, cultivée, musicienne, dont la vie fut émaillée de malheurs, mais elle reste un mystère, tant rumeurs et spéculations projetèrent sur sa longue existence une réputation tenace de folie et de démesure. Consulta-t-elle un médium ? Était-elle franc-maçonne ? Se faisait-elle communiquer les plans de son étrange et gigantesque demeure par les esprits avec lesquels elle s’entretenait, la nuit ? Où n’était-elle qu’une veuve extravagante aux moyens financiers illimités ? Entre faits historiques et légende romancée, ce récit tente de lever le voile sur la « vraie » Sarah : une femme exceptionnelle, probablement trop moderne et indépendante pour son temps.

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Affiche du document Au crépuscule des rois : Une enquête de Vincent La Lumière commissaire sous la Révolution — Au crépuscule des rois : Une enquête de Vincent La Lumière commissaire sous la Révolution
Michel Caumartin
3h36min00
Roman historique
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288 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 3h36min.
Paris, mai 1792. Tandis que la monarchie constitutionnelle vacille et que les guerres révolutionnaires font rage, le commissaire Vincent La Lumière enquête sur un crime lié à de mystérieux documents vieux de plusieurs siècles. Assisté d’un jeune officier de passage à Paris, Napoleone Buonaparte, Vincent remonte le chemin tortueux de cette énigme jusque dans les bas-fonds de la capitale et les hauts lieux de la Révolution française. Mais ce sentier est jalonné de personnages aussi illustres qu’inquiétants : Brissot, le duc d’Orléans et même le roi ! C’est bel et bien un complot politique majeur que Vincent s’apprête à mettre au jour…Polar historique captivant, Au crépuscule des rois fait la part belle au vieux Paris et à ses métiers anciens, sans jamais oublier d’interroger ces événements politiques bouleversants qui résonnent étrangement avec notre époque.

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Affiche du document The Conjuror's Apprentice: A Tudor-era murder mystery steeped in psychological suspense — The Conjuror's Apprentice: A Tudor-era murder mystery steeped in psychological suspense
G J Williams
2h36min00
Roman historique
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208 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h36min.
Finding the battered body of a young boy was not unusual in Bloody Mary's cruel England. However, the stabbed tongue, a false seal and strange letter implicate Princess Elizabeth, threatening to bring down the Tudor Dynasty.Doctor John Dee and his secret apprentice, Margaretta, using his brilliant mind and her strange abilities, embark on a perilous journey to solve this brutal murder. Before their work can really begin, another body is found. As Dee and Margaretta delve deeper into their investigation, they uncover a web of deceit, political intrigue and treachery that threatens to engulf them both. With rumours of witchcraft and treason swirling around them, can they untangle the mystery before it's too late?´Right up there with C J Sansom… A brilliant historical thriller´ - Philip Gwynne JonesFans of C J Sansom's Dissolution - now a major Disney+ original series, ´Shardlake´ - will delight in this medieval murder mystery.G.J. Williams is the author of the ´Tudor Rose Murders´ series – historical murder mysteries with a tiny supernatural twist. Her acclaimed books are set in Tudor England, beginning in the reign of Mary Tudor, also known as Bloody Mary, and then moving to the reign of Elizabeth 1st.

The Conjuror's Apprentice: A Tudor-era murder mystery steeped in psychological suspense
G J Williams
2h36min00
Roman historique
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208 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h36min.
Finding the battered body of a young boy was not unusual in Bloody Mary's cruel England. However, the stabbed tongue, a false seal and strange letter implicate Princess Elizabeth, threatening to bring down the Tudor Dynasty.Doctor John Dee and his secret apprentice, Margaretta, using his brilliant mind and her strange abilities, embark on a perilous journey to solve this brutal murder. Before their work can really begin, another body is found. As Dee and Margaretta delve deeper into their investigation, they uncover a web of deceit, political intrigue and treachery that threatens to engulf them both. With rumours of witchcraft and treason swirling around them, can they untangle the mystery before it's too late?´Right up there with C J Sansom… A brilliant historical thriller´ - Philip Gwynne JonesFans of C J Sansom's Dissolution - now a major Disney+ original series, ´Shardlake´ - will delight in this medieval murder mystery.G.J. Williams is the author of the ´Tudor Rose Murders´ series – historical murder mysteries with a tiny supernatural twist. Her acclaimed books are set in Tudor England, beginning in the reign of Mary Tudor, also known as Bloody Mary, and then moving to the reign of Elizabeth 1st.

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Affiche du document Je m'appelais Marie en 1560 — Je m'appelais Marie en 1560
Léonie Moulin
2h25min30
Roman historique
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194 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h25min.
L'histoire de Marie, de 8 à 21 ans, raconte la vie des gens au milieu du 16e siècle, à Chaalons, aujourd'hui Châlons en Champagne, une petite ville comme tant d’autres, mais sur la route des marchands et des rois, exposée aux conflits car proche des frontières Nord et Est du royaume. Dans une période de grande effervescence intellectuelle avec la remise en cause du modèle catholique par les Réformés, la diffusion des idées libérées du filtre religieux par les humanistes et l’imprimerie. Mais aussi une époque troublée par les luttes de pouvoir et les guerres. En 1560, la violence entre catholiques et protestants n’a pas encore explosé mais elle couve, inquiétante. Marie grandit dans un monde où son avenir se résume à prendre le voile ou se marier. Elle questionne Sœur Mathilde qui dirige la Maison des enfants perdus, son maître d’apprentissage l’étrange Sieur Michel, Gwendoline la guérisseuse, et ses amis. Eux n’ont pas ce teint foncé qui lui attire tant d'ennuis. Pourra-t-elle compter sur eux aux heures sombres ?

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Affiche du document The Pick-Pocket's Plight — The Pick-Pocket's Plight
Lindsey Hutchinson
1h57min45
Roman historique
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157 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h58min.
The next historical saga novel from Lindsey Hutchinson, perfect for all fans of Katie Flynn and Dilly Court.They only had each other – now they’re being torn apart.When thirteen-year-old Bertram Jordan is arrested and sent to a penal colony in Australia, his biggest regret is leaving behind his friend Alice Truelove. The children were each other’s comfort when they had to live rough on Wednesbury heath, surviving on whatever meagre funds they could pilfer from passing market-goers. Now they must face their futures alone.While BJ is learning to survive and then thrive on a cattle ranch in Fremantle, surrounded by the hundreds of other men and boys who have been shipped from England, Alice is making her own way in the poverty-stricken Black Country. When a stroke of good fortune means that Alice can start her own business, she cunningly disguises her young age, and before long has established a thriving bakery. As her business grows, so do her responsibilities, and Alice relishes the opportunity to help those who helped her when she was down.But every night as Alice and BJ rest their heads on opposite sides of the world, both go to sleep with the same last thought. Will they ever see each other again?The Queen of Black Country sagas is back with a fascinating tale of bravery, forever friendship, heartbreak and joy. Perfect for all fans of Katie Flynn, Val Wood and Lyn Andrews.Readers love Lindsey Hutchinson:‘I love Lindsey Hutchinson books and have really enjoyed each and everyone. This book about BJ and Alice was such a lovely story, I couldn’t put it, therefore it was read in two days. Excellent easy reading.’‘It was **a very good read. **I couldn't stop reading and was early hours in the morning before putting out the light to go to sleep. Well written.’‘Loved it. Don’t know if I’ll manage to wait for the next one. I actually felt bereft at the end.’‘As usual with this author this story kept me on the edge of my seat, wanting to read more.’‘Lindsey has a knack of drawing you in immediately and getting you immersed until you’ve finished the book! I loved it! Grab your copy today.’

The Pick-Pocket's Plight
Lindsey Hutchinson
1h57min45
Roman historique
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157 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 1h58min.
The next historical saga novel from Lindsey Hutchinson, perfect for all fans of Katie Flynn and Dilly Court.They only had each other – now they’re being torn apart.When thirteen-year-old Bertram Jordan is arrested and sent to a penal colony in Australia, his biggest regret is leaving behind his friend Alice Truelove. The children were each other’s comfort when they had to live rough on Wednesbury heath, surviving on whatever meagre funds they could pilfer from passing market-goers. Now they must face their futures alone.While BJ is learning to survive and then thrive on a cattle ranch in Fremantle, surrounded by the hundreds of other men and boys who have been shipped from England, Alice is making her own way in the poverty-stricken Black Country. When a stroke of good fortune means that Alice can start her own business, she cunningly disguises her young age, and before long has established a thriving bakery. As her business grows, so do her responsibilities, and Alice relishes the opportunity to help those who helped her when she was down.But every night as Alice and BJ rest their heads on opposite sides of the world, both go to sleep with the same last thought. Will they ever see each other again?The Queen of Black Country sagas is back with a fascinating tale of bravery, forever friendship, heartbreak and joy. Perfect for all fans of Katie Flynn, Val Wood and Lyn Andrews.Readers love Lindsey Hutchinson:‘I love Lindsey Hutchinson books and have really enjoyed each and everyone. This book about BJ and Alice was such a lovely story, I couldn’t put it, therefore it was read in two days. Excellent easy reading.’‘It was **a very good read. **I couldn't stop reading and was early hours in the morning before putting out the light to go to sleep. Well written.’‘Loved it. Don’t know if I’ll manage to wait for the next one. I actually felt bereft at the end.’‘As usual with this author this story kept me on the edge of my seat, wanting to read more.’‘Lindsey has a knack of drawing you in immediately and getting you immersed until you’ve finished the book! I loved it! Grab your copy today.’

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Affiche du document The Last Bookshop in Prague — The Last Bookshop in Prague
Helen Parusel
2h30min45
Roman historique
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201 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h31min.
An utterly breathtaking WWII historical novel, perfect for fans of Kristin HannahWas she incredibly brave or incredibly stupid? Neither. Just a bookshop girl doing what she could against her country’s oppressors.The banned books club was only the beginning; a place for the women of Prague to come together and share the tales the Germans wanted to silence.For bookshop owner, Jana, doing the right thing was never a question. So when opportunity comes to help the resistance, she offers herself – and her bookshop. Using her window displays as covert signals and hiding secret codes in book marks, she’ll do all in her power to help.But the arrival of two people in her bookshop will change everything: a young Jewish boy with nowhere else to turn, and a fascist police captain Jana can’t read at all. In a time where secrets are currency and stories can be fatal, will she know who to trust?A heart-wrenching and powerful story of courage, tenacity and love in wartime. Fans of Suzanne Goldring, Mandy Robotham and Debbie Rix will devour this unforgettable novel.‘A wonderful story with the healing power of books at its heart, this inspiring and compelling novel kept me turning the pages late into the night. Steeped in fascinating historical detail, and packed with compassion, I didn’t want The Last Bookshop in Prague to end.’ Kate Storey'Helen Parusel takes you on Jana's traumatic journey through fear, bravery and the determination to do the right thing in this captivating, unforgettable book.' Catherine LawPraise for Helen Parusel:'This debut shines a light on a little known, but no less vital, corner of the war - events we should all know about. Fascinating.' Mandy Robotham'The story is poignant and compelling - and what an ending: wow! ... A brilliant story with a powerful message. I wholeheartedly recommend it.' Gill Thompson‘This novel is a true page turner, as well as being a heart-wrenching, emotional story of one of the darkest chapters of history ...first class research and captivating story-telling!' Louise Fein'Pacy, twisty and emotional... a beautiful page-turner ... I highly recommended it.' Amanda Geard'The layers of deception Laila encounters at the Lebensborn home were masterfully done and had me glued to the pages. A powerful debut, and a must-read for fans of historical fiction.' Andie Newton'Atmospheric and gripping.' Jacquie Bloese'A heartbreaking tale of love, loss and overwhelming courage. I was captivated, and couldn't turn the pages fast enough.' Siobhan Daiko'The compelling story of Laila - a woman of great hope and courage - who showed how love, loyalty and compassion can endure despite the evils of war.' Catherine Law

The Last Bookshop in Prague
Helen Parusel
2h30min45
Roman historique
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201 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h31min.
An utterly breathtaking WWII historical novel, perfect for fans of Kristin HannahWas she incredibly brave or incredibly stupid? Neither. Just a bookshop girl doing what she could against her country’s oppressors.The banned books club was only the beginning; a place for the women of Prague to come together and share the tales the Germans wanted to silence.For bookshop owner, Jana, doing the right thing was never a question. So when opportunity comes to help the resistance, she offers herself – and her bookshop. Using her window displays as covert signals and hiding secret codes in book marks, she’ll do all in her power to help.But the arrival of two people in her bookshop will change everything: a young Jewish boy with nowhere else to turn, and a fascist police captain Jana can’t read at all. In a time where secrets are currency and stories can be fatal, will she know who to trust?A heart-wrenching and powerful story of courage, tenacity and love in wartime. Fans of Suzanne Goldring, Mandy Robotham and Debbie Rix will devour this unforgettable novel.‘A wonderful story with the healing power of books at its heart, this inspiring and compelling novel kept me turning the pages late into the night. Steeped in fascinating historical detail, and packed with compassion, I didn’t want The Last Bookshop in Prague to end.’ Kate Storey'Helen Parusel takes you on Jana's traumatic journey through fear, bravery and the determination to do the right thing in this captivating, unforgettable book.' Catherine LawPraise for Helen Parusel:'This debut shines a light on a little known, but no less vital, corner of the war - events we should all know about. Fascinating.' Mandy Robotham'The story is poignant and compelling - and what an ending: wow! ... A brilliant story with a powerful message. I wholeheartedly recommend it.' Gill Thompson‘This novel is a true page turner, as well as being a heart-wrenching, emotional story of one of the darkest chapters of history ...first class research and captivating story-telling!' Louise Fein'Pacy, twisty and emotional... a beautiful page-turner ... I highly recommended it.' Amanda Geard'The layers of deception Laila encounters at the Lebensborn home were masterfully done and had me glued to the pages. A powerful debut, and a must-read for fans of historical fiction.' Andie Newton'Atmospheric and gripping.' Jacquie Bloese'A heartbreaking tale of love, loss and overwhelming courage. I was captivated, and couldn't turn the pages fast enough.' Siobhan Daiko'The compelling story of Laila - a woman of great hope and courage - who showed how love, loyalty and compassion can endure despite the evils of war.' Catherine Law

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Affiche du document La Profondeur des bayous — La Profondeur des bayous
Claire Sorelle
2h47min15
Roman historique
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223 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h47min.
Louisiane, 1820. Aimée est noire et esclave dans un faubourg de La Nouvelle-Orléans. Joséphine est blanche et pêche l’écrevisse au fond des bayous. La première dévore livres et journaux, l’autre sait à peine les déchiffrer. Le hasard les réunit dans l’âpre monde des plantations de sucre qui jalonnent les rives du Mississippi. Rien n’y fait : elles se détestent. Une série d’épreuves inattendues les rapproche pourtant, et la révélation d’un lourd secret de famille achève de les soumettre aux cruautés de l’esclavage… jusqu’à la rédemption, peut-être. Claire Sorelle nous offre une superbe fresque historique servie par une plume sensible dont la précision poétique emporte et émerveille. « La profondeur des bayous fait revivre avec une vigueur et une sensualité remarquables un pan de l’histoire tragique de la Louisiane, dans les années 1820. Sur un rythme haletant, le récit nous entraîne dans un univers foisonnant où cohabitent, non sans violences ni tensions, les propriétaires et les esclaves, les femmes et les hommes, les pêcheurs d’écrevisses et les fils de famille. Claire Sorelle a l’art de rendre les détails vivants : elle nous fait sentir les parfums, éprouver les textures, voir les couleurs avec une exceptionnelle puissance d’évocation. Nous n’oublierons pas Joséphine, Aimée, Maxence, Charles, ni le hameau de Cyprière, ni les alligators dont les yeux, à la surface des bayous, observent sans cligner l’incompréhensible manège des humains. » Jean-Marie Laclavetine, membre du comité de lecture Gallimard

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Affiche du document Comme si c’était hier, ma Clio : Roman historique biographique — Comme si c’était hier, ma Clio : Roman historique biographique
France Proukaki Le Pesant
4h23min15
Roman historique
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351 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 4h23min.
Le roman biographique Comme si c’était hier, ma Clio retrace le destin d’une jeune Crétoise qui, dès son plus jeune âge, rêvait de devenir juge. Cette histoire évoque sa vie et celle de sa famille à travers les époques pacifiques ou cruelles vécues par la Grèce durant le XIXe et le XXe siècle. Clio naît fin 1917 à Aïvaly, en Asie Mineure, où de nombreux Crétois jouissent d’une vie paisible malgré les conflits politiques. Christos, son père, est juge de première instance à Smyrne tandis que Maria, sa mère, attend chaque mois le retour de son mari à Aïvaly. En 1922, la famille est forcée, la mort dans l’âme, de fuir l’Asie Mineure. Elle regagne la Crète dont elle est originaire, et se refait une existence dans la province de Viannos où la nature est d’une beauté magique et la vie sereine. Clio grandit en fille rebelle et courageuse avec l’idée fixe de devenir magistrat pour jeunes délinquants. Elle poursuivra ce but malgré les efforts de dissuasion de son père, la profession étant alors inaccessible aux femmes grecques. En tant que jeune femme émancipée, elle s’engage, comme sa famille, dans un combat pour libérer la Crète du joug allemand dès 1941. Clio prendra, pour arriver à ses fins, des chemins inhabituels surmontant diverses situations critiques dues aux bouleversements politiques de la Grèce de l’époque. Elle quittera la Grèce, heureuse et triste à la fois, munie d’une bourse de l’Institut français d’Athènes pour des horizons inespérés en France.

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Affiche du document Kings of Conflict — Kings of Conflict
MJ Porter
2h22min30
Roman historique
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190 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h22min.
The final, thrilling instalment in MJ Porter's The Brunanburh Series.Can King Edmund of the English banish the Norse invaders from England one final time?AD942In the wake of the agreement reached at Lincoln between Edmund and Anlaf Sihtricson of the Norse, Edmund returns to Wessex to reflect and rebuild, impatient to reverse his losses.But this is the winter of discontent. In Jorvik and the kingdom of the Scots, those who’ve waited too long to become kings in their own right grow restless.As the enemies of the English turn on themselves, Edmund senses the opportunity to reclaim all his brother, the victor of Brunanburh, managed to gain before his untimely death plunged England back into war with her many foes.With his sights set firmly on York, can he recreate the England his brother built, or will the enemies of England realise the error of their ways and once more unite to drive Edmund back to Wessex, leaving York in the hands of the Norse?A thrilling conclusion to MJ Porter's epic retelling of the consequences of the battle of Brunanburh.Praise for The Brunanburh Series.'An epic tale of the birth of a nation. Truly mesmerising. Game of Thrones meets The Last Kingdom' - Gordon Doherty'MJ effortlessly draws you into early Medieval England with this fascinating tale.' - Donovan Cook'M J Porter returns with another rip-roaring tale of power, ambition and vengeance' - Reader Review'A really fast paced read. Lots of betrayal, love and differences. A definite page turner, exciting and a plot around the corner and intrigue. A really great read' - Reader Review'The entire series is one that is not to be missed. I can highly recommend it' - Reader Review'If you like books set before 1066 then the series written by M.J. Porter are for you. Highly recommended.' - Reader Review'A very good read and MJ Porter is at her best bringing flesh to the facts and giving the main players personalities. Great way to read about the history of this time. Enjoy.' - Goodreads'Another of this author’s brilliant books. A good read and excellent characterisation of the men involved - now onto the next book.' - Reader Review'Another brilliant tale of old England. M.J.Porter tells an intreguing tale of kings and warriors, when age old rivalries are temporarily settled. I presume that the tale of old England will continue.I hope so' -* Reader Review*

Kings of Conflict
MJ Porter
2h22min30
Roman historique
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190 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h22min.
The final, thrilling instalment in MJ Porter's The Brunanburh Series.Can King Edmund of the English banish the Norse invaders from England one final time?AD942In the wake of the agreement reached at Lincoln between Edmund and Anlaf Sihtricson of the Norse, Edmund returns to Wessex to reflect and rebuild, impatient to reverse his losses.But this is the winter of discontent. In Jorvik and the kingdom of the Scots, those who’ve waited too long to become kings in their own right grow restless.As the enemies of the English turn on themselves, Edmund senses the opportunity to reclaim all his brother, the victor of Brunanburh, managed to gain before his untimely death plunged England back into war with her many foes.With his sights set firmly on York, can he recreate the England his brother built, or will the enemies of England realise the error of their ways and once more unite to drive Edmund back to Wessex, leaving York in the hands of the Norse?A thrilling conclusion to MJ Porter's epic retelling of the consequences of the battle of Brunanburh.Praise for The Brunanburh Series.'An epic tale of the birth of a nation. Truly mesmerising. Game of Thrones meets The Last Kingdom' - Gordon Doherty'MJ effortlessly draws you into early Medieval England with this fascinating tale.' - Donovan Cook'M J Porter returns with another rip-roaring tale of power, ambition and vengeance' - Reader Review'A really fast paced read. Lots of betrayal, love and differences. A definite page turner, exciting and a plot around the corner and intrigue. A really great read' - Reader Review'The entire series is one that is not to be missed. I can highly recommend it' - Reader Review'If you like books set before 1066 then the series written by M.J. Porter are for you. Highly recommended.' - Reader Review'A very good read and MJ Porter is at her best bringing flesh to the facts and giving the main players personalities. Great way to read about the history of this time. Enjoy.' - Goodreads'Another of this author’s brilliant books. A good read and excellent characterisation of the men involved - now onto the next book.' - Reader Review'Another brilliant tale of old England. M.J.Porter tells an intreguing tale of kings and warriors, when age old rivalries are temporarily settled. I presume that the tale of old England will continue.I hope so' -* Reader Review*

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Affiche du document Woden's Spear — Woden's Spear
Donovan Cook
2h26min15
Roman historique
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195 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h26min.
The start of a BRAND NEW thrilling Dark Age series from bestselling author Donovan Cook, must-read for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Matthew Harffy ⚔️'A shield crunching epic! Any reader who loves battle, Saxons, warriors and adventures won’t be disappointed' Peter Gibbons ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Banished by those he loved; how far would he go for redemption?449AD Old SaxonyOcta, the son of a mighty Saxon warlord, stands in the shield wall for the first time, eager to make a name for himself. But instead of the promised battle glory, fear overpowers him and he flees the battle, causing the death of his cousin and bringing shame to his family.Disowned by his father, and hunted by his own people, Octa is spurred on by his mother’s vision for his future, a promise of greatness to come.A chance encounter with a wiry traveller offers Octa a chance of redemption with a quest to retrieve a sacred weapon. To do this, Octa must travel to Britannia, a nation abandoned by the Roman Empire and unable to defend itself from its many enemies who smell weakness and riches.Joining the famous warlords, Hengist and Horsa, Octa travels west to forge his future and redeem his past. He must succeed where others have failed. He must find the lost spear of Woden.An epic adventure of turmoil, coming of age and survival set against a time when Britannia was on its knees and fighting for its very existence.Praise for Woden's Spear'A spell-binding tale of early Britain certain to keep pages turning and readers entertained.' - Peter Gibbons'A super fun and exhilarating read 5* - Reader Review'Cook writes with verve and imagination, bringing to life the dark ages in all their horror and violence' - Michael Jecks'Cook gives you thunderous action in a tightly woven plot. An epic adventure from a crumbling empire to a mysterious mist strewn land. Not one to be missed for fans of Cornwell and Kristian.' - Adam Lofthouse'Pulse-pounding action scenes and a truly memorable main character make this a riveting read that fans of Cornwell and Harffy will love!' - Steven A McKay'A thrilling, and surprisingly moving, tale of the origins of England, woven with picaresque adventure seamed by threads of myth and legend: the All-Father approves this book.' - Edoardo Albert'If you love Celtic and Norse Mythology, you'll love Wooden's Spear! The characters are amazing and storyline had me hooked! I'm looking forward to answers throughout the remaining adventures.' - Reader Review

Woden's Spear
Donovan Cook
2h26min15
Roman historique
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195 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h26min.
The start of a BRAND NEW thrilling Dark Age series from bestselling author Donovan Cook, must-read for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Matthew Harffy ⚔️'A shield crunching epic! Any reader who loves battle, Saxons, warriors and adventures won’t be disappointed' Peter Gibbons ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Banished by those he loved; how far would he go for redemption?449AD Old SaxonyOcta, the son of a mighty Saxon warlord, stands in the shield wall for the first time, eager to make a name for himself. But instead of the promised battle glory, fear overpowers him and he flees the battle, causing the death of his cousin and bringing shame to his family.Disowned by his father, and hunted by his own people, Octa is spurred on by his mother’s vision for his future, a promise of greatness to come.A chance encounter with a wiry traveller offers Octa a chance of redemption with a quest to retrieve a sacred weapon. To do this, Octa must travel to Britannia, a nation abandoned by the Roman Empire and unable to defend itself from its many enemies who smell weakness and riches.Joining the famous warlords, Hengist and Horsa, Octa travels west to forge his future and redeem his past. He must succeed where others have failed. He must find the lost spear of Woden.An epic adventure of turmoil, coming of age and survival set against a time when Britannia was on its knees and fighting for its very existence.Praise for Woden's Spear'A spell-binding tale of early Britain certain to keep pages turning and readers entertained.' - Peter Gibbons'A super fun and exhilarating read 5* - Reader Review'Cook writes with verve and imagination, bringing to life the dark ages in all their horror and violence' - Michael Jecks'Cook gives you thunderous action in a tightly woven plot. An epic adventure from a crumbling empire to a mysterious mist strewn land. Not one to be missed for fans of Cornwell and Kristian.' - Adam Lofthouse'Pulse-pounding action scenes and a truly memorable main character make this a riveting read that fans of Cornwell and Harffy will love!' - Steven A McKay'A thrilling, and surprisingly moving, tale of the origins of England, woven with picaresque adventure seamed by threads of myth and legend: the All-Father approves this book.' - Edoardo Albert'If you love Celtic and Norse Mythology, you'll love Wooden's Spear! The characters are amazing and storyline had me hooked! I'm looking forward to answers throughout the remaining adventures.' - Reader Review

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Affiche du document The Pick-Pocket's Return — The Pick-Pocket's Return
Lindsey Hutchinson
2h03min45
Roman historique
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165 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h4min.
Preorder the BRAND NEW instalment of Lindsey Hutchinson’s heartbreaking historical saga series.Abandoned, penniless and orphaned as young children, Bertram and Alice saved each other from a terrible fate.For seven long years they have been kept apart, Bertram, BJ to his friends, learning how to survive and then thrive in the penal colonies of Australia, and Alice growing her prosperous chain of bakeries in the Black Country town of Wednesbury.Now BJ’s sentence is nearly up and he has a choice to make. Queen Victoria’s England has changed since he’s been away and so has Alice. Should he leave behind the life he’s built and face the terrifying, months-long voyage back home?The memory of the boy who saved her from starvation by teaching her how to pick pockets has sustained Alice for all these years and now he may be coming back to her. Can Alice and BJ finally get their happy ending or does fate have other plans for the pickpocket orphans?The Queen of Black Country sagas is back with an unforgettable story of friendship and bravery, heartbreak and joy. Perfect for all fans of Katie Flynn, Val Wood and Lyn Andrews.Readers love Lindsey Hutchinson:‘I love Lindsey Hutchinson books and have really enjoyed each and every one. This book about BJ and Alice was such a lovely story, I couldn’t put it down, therefore it was read in 2 days. Excellent easy reading.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘It was a very good read. I couldn't stop reading and it was early hours in the morning before putting out the light to go to sleep.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘You can’t help but get gripped, once I started I couldn’t put it down. Please say that there is a follow on.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘Really enjoyed this story and was desperate to find out what the next chapter would bring. Look forward to more from this author.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘Wonderful writing that transported me to each location along with the characters. I am looking forward to the next book.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The Pick-Pocket's Return
Lindsey Hutchinson
2h03min45
Roman historique
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165 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h4min.
Preorder the BRAND NEW instalment of Lindsey Hutchinson’s heartbreaking historical saga series.Abandoned, penniless and orphaned as young children, Bertram and Alice saved each other from a terrible fate.For seven long years they have been kept apart, Bertram, BJ to his friends, learning how to survive and then thrive in the penal colonies of Australia, and Alice growing her prosperous chain of bakeries in the Black Country town of Wednesbury.Now BJ’s sentence is nearly up and he has a choice to make. Queen Victoria’s England has changed since he’s been away and so has Alice. Should he leave behind the life he’s built and face the terrifying, months-long voyage back home?The memory of the boy who saved her from starvation by teaching her how to pick pockets has sustained Alice for all these years and now he may be coming back to her. Can Alice and BJ finally get their happy ending or does fate have other plans for the pickpocket orphans?The Queen of Black Country sagas is back with an unforgettable story of friendship and bravery, heartbreak and joy. Perfect for all fans of Katie Flynn, Val Wood and Lyn Andrews.Readers love Lindsey Hutchinson:‘I love Lindsey Hutchinson books and have really enjoyed each and every one. This book about BJ and Alice was such a lovely story, I couldn’t put it down, therefore it was read in 2 days. Excellent easy reading.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘It was a very good read. I couldn't stop reading and it was early hours in the morning before putting out the light to go to sleep.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘You can’t help but get gripped, once I started I couldn’t put it down. Please say that there is a follow on.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘Really enjoyed this story and was desperate to find out what the next chapter would bring. Look forward to more from this author.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐‘Wonderful writing that transported me to each location along with the characters. I am looking forward to the next book.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Affiche du document Blood of the Innocents — Blood of the Innocents
Michael Jecks
2h59min15
Roman historique
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239 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h59min.
Epic historical adventure from bestselling author Michael Jecks! Perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Conn Iggulden ????'Compellingly brought to life - both bloody reality and glorious courage"' - JULIAN STOCKWINFrance, 1356. Ten years have passed since the battle of Crécy, and the English fighters are still abroad, laying siege to cities, towns and villages. Meanwhile the Prince of Wales raids across the continent to draw King John into a battle for sovereignty over all France.Berenger Fripper, having lost everything during the plague, is now captain of a company of mercenaries, but treachery and deceit dog him when his travels with the company lead him to Uzerche. When his path crosses that of Prince Edward and his men as they embark on their latest chevauchée to bring death and disaster to the King of France’s subjects, Berenger is again enlisted as Vintener under Sir John de Sully.Berenger leads the Vintaine into a new struggle. Can the English defeat the much larger French army, or will they find themselves finally overcome when their weary feet bring them at last to the field of battle near Poitiers…'Fantastic read! I lived every emotion with Berenger' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review'Excellent!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review'Fantastic read' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review'A very enjoyable romp through English History!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review' Don't miss this book!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review'Jecks is a master of the period .' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review

Blood of the Innocents
Michael Jecks
2h59min15
Roman historique
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239 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h59min.
Epic historical adventure from bestselling author Michael Jecks! Perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell and Conn Iggulden ????'Compellingly brought to life - both bloody reality and glorious courage"' - JULIAN STOCKWINFrance, 1356. Ten years have passed since the battle of Crécy, and the English fighters are still abroad, laying siege to cities, towns and villages. Meanwhile the Prince of Wales raids across the continent to draw King John into a battle for sovereignty over all France.Berenger Fripper, having lost everything during the plague, is now captain of a company of mercenaries, but treachery and deceit dog him when his travels with the company lead him to Uzerche. When his path crosses that of Prince Edward and his men as they embark on their latest chevauchée to bring death and disaster to the King of France’s subjects, Berenger is again enlisted as Vintener under Sir John de Sully.Berenger leads the Vintaine into a new struggle. Can the English defeat the much larger French army, or will they find themselves finally overcome when their weary feet bring them at last to the field of battle near Poitiers…'Fantastic read! I lived every emotion with Berenger' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review'Excellent!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review'Fantastic read' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review'A very enjoyable romp through English History!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review' Don't miss this book!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review'Jecks is a master of the period .' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review

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