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Vicky Angel
by Jacqueline WilsonJade's best friend Vicky has always been the bigger, brighter and bolder of the two, at fourteen just as she was at primary school. When Vicky is killed in a car crash, Jade can scarcely believe her vivacious friend is dead - especially when she appears hovering beside her, brighter than ever, translucent, invisible to others and able to fly. . . Our best-selling author has created a touching and warm-hearted story about the power of friendship and learning to cope with bereavement.
Victim: A Novel
by Andrew BorygaFINALIST FOR THE GOTHAM BOOK PRIZE • AN NPR, BBC, AND DEBUTIFUL BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR • There&’s a fine line between bending the truth and telling bold-faced lies, and Javier Perez is willing to cross it. Victim is a fearless satire about a hustler from the Bronx who sees through the veneer of diversity initiatives and decides to cash in on the odd currency of identity."A crowning achievement." —New York Times Book Review • "You will burn through Victim and find your hands scalded when you are done…Pitch perfect." —Xochitl Gonzalez, New York Times bestselling author of Olga Dies DreamingJavier Perez is a hustler from a family of hustlers. He learns from an early age how to play the game to his own advantage, how his background—murdered drug dealer dad, single cash-strapped mom, best friend serving time for gang activity—can be a key to doors he didn&’t even know existed. This kind of story, molded in the right way, is just what college admissions committees are looking for, and a full academic scholarship to a prestigious university brings Javi one step closer to his dream of becoming a famous writer.As a college student, Javi embellishes his life story until there&’s not even a kernel of truth left. The only real connection to his past is the occasional letter he trades with his childhood best friend, Gio, who doesn&’t seem to care about Javi&’s newfound awareness of white privilege or the school-to-prison pipeline. Soon after Javi graduates, a viral essay transforms him from a writer on the rise to a journalist at a legendary magazine where the editors applaud his &“unique perspective.&” But Gio more than anyone knows who Javi really is, and sees through his game. Once Gio&’s released from prison and Javi offers to cut him in on the deal, will he play along with Javi&’s charade, or will it all come crumbling down?A satirical sendup of tear-jerking trauma plots with a tender portrait of friendship at its core, Victim asks what real diversity looks like and how far one man is willing to go to make his story hit the right notes.
Victoria and the Rogue
by Meg CabotVictoriaGrowing up in far-off India, wealthy young heiress Lady Victoria Arbuthnot was accustomed to handling her own affairs -- not to mention everyone else's. But in her sixteenth year, Vicky is unceremoniously shipped off to London to find a husband. With her usual aplomb, however, Lady Victoria gets herself engaged to the perfect English gentleman, even before setting foot on British soil.The RogueHugo Rothschild, ninth earl of Malfrey, is everything a girl could want in a future husband: he is handsome and worldly, if not rich. Lady Victoria has everything just as she'd like it. That is, if raffish young ship captain Jacob Carstairs would leave well enough alone.Jacob's meddling is nothing short of exasperating, and Victoria is mystified by his persistence. But when it becomes clear that young Lord Malfrey just might not be all that he's professed to be, Victoria is forced to admit, for the first time in her life, that she is wrong. Not only about her fiance, but about the reason behind the handsome ship captain's interference.
Victoria Wood Unseen on TV: Unseen On Tv
by Jasper Rees Victoria Wood'There was none like her before and there's been none like her since' Dawn FrenchIn the five years since Victoria Wood's death, one great sadness has been the realisation that we will never again be surprised by new material from her.But as part of the research for Let's Do It, the critically acclaimed Sunday Times bestseller, her official biographer Jasper Rees uncovered a treasure chest of unseen work. From her first piece of comic prose, for the school magazine, through to material written for the great TV shows of her maturity, this joyful hoard of unreleased material spans nearly half a century.Victoria Wood: Unseen on TV is a unique and intimate insight into the working of an irreplaceable genius of comedy.From the first to the last, here are sketches, songs and stand-up monologues that no one else could have written, which will make you laugh in the way that only she could.'He was a lovely man he had a lovely gap between his two front teeth. I specially noticed it cos he had a mushy pea stuck in it. He said can I take you home I said hang on I haven't finished my Tizer. So, we get home he says can I come in for a coffee. I said I haven't got any coffee but you can come in for a Horlicks if you don't mind sucking your own lumps.'Praise for Let's Do It:'Rees pulls off the trick of writing a brilliant tribute while also - somehow, almost - bringing Victoria Wood back to life in all her complicated glory.' Guardian'An immersive, authoritative book' Spectator'Impeccable' Daily Telegraph'A must-read' Daily Mirror'A joy' Daily Mail
Victorian Comedy and Laughter: Conviviality, Jokes and Dissent
by Louise LeeVictorian Comedy and Laughter.
Victorian Psycho: A Novel
by Virginia FeitoSOON TO BE A FEATURE FILM FROM A24 STARRING MARGARET QUALLEY AND THOMASIN MCKENZIE "This book will be the bloody belle of the 2025 literary ball." (Oprah Daily) Most Anticipated Books of 2025: Vulture, Oprah Daily, Polygon, Reader's Digest, Lit Hub, CrimeReads, The Stacks, LibraryReads, Paste Best Books of the Month: Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, TIME, Goodreads, Gizmodo, Book Riot, The A.V. Club, Apple Books, Amazon The American Booksellers Association's #1 Indie Next Great Read! (Feb 2025) A Matty Maggiacomo Book Club Selection “Simmering with rage, propulsive and laugh out loud funny, Victorian Psycho speaks profoundly of horror both within and without us.” —Catriona Ward From the acclaimed author of Mrs. March comes the riveting tale of a bloodthirsty governess who learns the true meaning of vengeance. Virginia Feito’s Mrs. March was hailed as “a brilliant debut . . . [by] a writer who keeps pace with the grandees she invokes” (Sarah Ditum, Guardian)—from Daphne Du Maurier and Shirley Jackson to Patricia Highsmith. Now, Feito returns with her “silver-polish sentences and her eerie psychological acumen” (Constance Grady, Vox) to unleash an entirely new antihero on us all. Grim Wolds, England: Winifred Notty arrives at Ensor House prepared to play the perfect governess—she’ll dutifully tutor her charges, Drusilla and Andrew, tell them bedtime stories, and only joke about eating children. But long, listless days spent within the estate’s dreary confines come with an intimate knowledge of the perversions and pathetic preoccupations of the Pounds family—Mr. Pounds can’t keep his eyes off Winifred’s chest, and Mrs. Pounds takes a sickly pleasure in punishing Winifred for her husband’s wandering gaze. Compounded with her disdain for the entitled Pounds children, Winifred finds herself struggling at every turn to stifle the violent compulsions of her past. French tutoring and needlework are one way to pass the time, as is admiring the ugly portraits in the gallery . . . and creeping across the moonlit lawns. . . . Patience. Winifred must have patience, for Christmas is coming, and she has very special gifts planned for the dear souls of Ensor House. Brimming with sardonic wit and culminating in a shocking conclusion, Victorian Psycho plunges readers into the chilling mind of an iconic new literary psychopath.
La vida alegre
by Daniel Centeno«Dalio soltó una risotada que bien pudo escucharse sin el micrófono. Blandió las maracas y creyó ver pasar al fondo de la sala a una virgen María seguida de un tigre.» Una vieja gloria del bolero y un rockero frustrado se encuentran. Dos formas de ver el mundo convergen en un proyecto tan inverosímil como su sociedad que, esperan, los llevará a las mieles de esa gloria tan escurridiza. A ratos pícaro y cínico, Dalio encontrará en el joven Poli al cómplice de su regreso a los escenarios sin importar los métodos para lograrlo. La vida alegre es la radiografía de una amistad, a la vez que un manual de supervivencia en clave narrativa; es una historia que asienta la importancia de la música para paliar todos los naufragios de la vida misma. «La enloquecida trama concebida por Daniel Centeno Maldonado y sus personajes esperpénticos provocan una saludable mezcla de risa y horror. Sandalio y Policarpio, Quijote y Sancho picarescos de la maraca lenta, la canción romántica y la gloria pasada, nos pasearán por nuestro continente y los seguiremos hechizados por esta escritura vertiginosa que recorre con ácido desenfadado los patetismos de épocas pasadas y, a la manera del gran Bulgákov, retrata sin piedad ciertas realidades latinoamericanas.» Ana García Bergua
La vida de acuerdo a la rana Og (Og the Frog #1)
by Betty G. BirneyEl segundo libro de la serie de la mejor rana mascota en la sala 26, ¡ahora en español!Og la rana acaba de mudarse a la habitación 26, y el lugar está saltando. Hay niños animados, nuevas rutinas y un vecino peludo que parece chillar todo el día. Por suerte, todo el mundo parece amigable y - ¡BING, BANG, BOING! - algunos incluso ponen grillos jugosos en su tanque. Pero justo cuando Og se está acostumbrando a esta nueva vida, se habla de enviarlo de vuelta al estanque. Claro, extraña a sus amigos, pero ahora tiene mucho más tiempo para su pasatiempo favorito, inventar canciones y poemas, y le encanta escuchar a sus nuevos amigos y alentarlos a BOINGS cuando los necesitan. Y hay un suministro constante de grillos. . . Og no quiere decir adiós a su nueva vida ni a su peludo vecino. ¿Pero decidirán sus compañeros de clase mantener a Og como su mascota de aula o devolverlo a su antigua vida, en el estanque?
Vida de Hernán Cortés: La pluma (Vida de Hernán Cortés #Volumen 2)
by Christian Duverger«Sustentado por una apreciable información documental, el asombroso libro de Christian Duvergerrinde a Cortés escritor un merecido homenaje.» Bartolomé Bennassar Se cumplen cinco siglos de la Conquista de México, y a lo largo de este tiempo Hernán Cortés ha desempeñado un claro papel en el imaginario colectivo de la nación: el de villano. Sin embargo, para Christian Duverger esta apreciación no podría ser más injusta. Lejos del ambicioso y sanguinario invasor que los libros de texto han urdido, el historiador francés presenta en esta biografía en dos tomos a un humanista, un hombre de armas y de letras que vio en las tierras americanas la posibilidad, no de trasplantar una copia de la sociedad castellana, sino de inventar un mundo nuevo. Para Cortés, el mestizaje era la clave de este proyecto cultural. Publicada por primera vez en 2013, bajo el título de Crónica de la eternidad, esta segunda parte de la biografía cortesiana causó un gran revuelo al desmontar la autoría de Bernal Díaz del Castillo sobre la Historia verdadera de la conquista de la Nueva España y devolvérsela a su verdadero dueño: Hernán Cortés. La pluma nos presenta a un Cortés cronista de sí mismo, un escritor que supo fundar su legado a través de un magistral artificio literario: un auténtico conquistador de la memoria.
Vida de Hernán Cortés: La pluma
by Christian Duverger«Sustentado por una apreciable información documental, el asombroso libro de Christian Duvergerrinde a Cortés escritor un merecido homenaje.» Bartolomé Bennassar Se cumplen cinco siglos de la Conquista de México, y a lo largo de este tiempo Hernán Cortés ha desempeñado un claro papel en el imaginario colectivo de la nación: el de villano. Sin embargo, para Christian Duverger esta apreciación no podría ser más injusta. Lejos del ambicioso y sanguinario invasor que los libros de texto han urdido, el historiador francés presenta en esta biografía en dos tomos a un humanista, un hombre de armas y de letras que vio en las tierras americanas la posibilidad, no de trasplantar una copia de la sociedad castellana, sino de inventar un mundo nuevo. Para Cortés, el mestizaje era la clave de este proyecto cultural. Publicada por primera vez en 2013, bajo el título de Crónica de la eternidad, esta segunda parte de la biografía cortesiana causó un gran revuelo al desmontar la autoría de Bernal Díaz del Castillo sobre la Historia verdadera de la conquista de la Nueva España y devolvérsela a su verdadero dueño: Hernán Cortés. La pluma nos presenta a un Cortés cronista de sí mismo, un escritor que supo fundar su legado a través de un magistral artificio literario: un auténtico conquistador de la memoria.
Una vida de perros
by Estefanía SalyersSi el amor de tu vida se casa con otra, no te preocupes, tienes tres remedios para superarlo: tu mejor amiga, la Gran Manzana y un perro faldero. Hay ciudades a las que hay que ir y ciudades a las que tienes que huir. <P><P>Ciudades que te ayudan a olvidar, y otras que te ayudan a sanar. Ciudades que te recuerdan quién eres, y otras que te descubren quién quieres ser. Lucía hará un viaje de ida y vuelta hacia ella misma en su próximo destino: Nueva York, la ciudad que nunca duerme. <P>La mañana en que recibe la invitación a la boda de Alberto, el amor de su vida, Lucía desea con todas sus fuerzas despertar de esa pesadilla. Pero la boda es real y, queriendo escapar del dolor y las dudas, Lucía cruza el charco y se traslada a casa de su amiga Olga, en Nueva York. <P>Allí hará más amistades, vivirá excitantes romances, sufrirá otras traiciones y volverá a meter la pata en múltiples ocasiones. Pero sobre todo dejará que lo más inesperado suceda. Porque ¿quién le iba a decir que un perro sería el verdadero comienzo de su nueva vida?
La vida en cinco segundos: Más de 200 historias para los que no tienen tiempo
by H-57Todo lo que necesitas en este mundo loco, acelerado y rebosante de cafeína es información instantánea... y la encontrarás en este libro original y estimulante. Reconozcámoslo, la vida es demasiado corta. Necesitamos conocimiento instantáneo. Este libro lo proporciona a través de doscientos eventos mundiales, invenciones, existencias famosas, lugares e iconos culturales que hay que conocer, absolutamente desprovistos de todo elemento superficial y superfluo. Repleto de ingeniosos y provocativos pictogramas, el resultado es un hilarante recorrido visual que pone todo en su justo de contexto. La última cena, Lady Gaga, la llegada a la luna, la Mona Lisa, la invención de la electricidad, Ikea, el muro de Berlín, cocineros famosos y todo lo que se ha quedado por el camino.
La Vida en el Hiper Espacio
by Chris Solaas¿Pintar al gato con spray? ¿En qué estaba pensando? Con títulos universitarios de cuatro años en nuestro haber y un poco de capacitación en psicología infantil, mi esposa y yo pensamos que estábamos listos para cualquier cosa en lo que respecta a crianza. No teníamos idea de que nos superarían en número y en armamento. Desde dieta hasta motines antidisturbios, desde medicamentos hasta gráficos, lo hemos probado todo para entrenar a nuestros niños con TDAH en la forma en que deben crecer. Desde los conocimientos impartidos en la educación en casa, nuestros cuatro niños con TDH y TDAH nos han enseñado más sobre cómo sobrellevar y planificar con anticipación de lo que podría tener cualquier título universitario de cuatro años, especialmente cuando se trata de comprender lo que sucede en la mente de un niño de cinco años con un disfraz de Buzz Lightyear que vuela en una caminadora. Al infinito y más allá.
Una vida para encontrarte (Bilogía Corazones rotos #Volumen 2)
by Catherine BrookLlega la segunda entrega de la bilogía «Corazones rotos» de Catherine Brook, autora de «Joyas de la nobleza». ¿Quién dijo que el amor era fácil? A Karen le han roto el corazón tantas veces que está considerando seriamente la posibilidad de meterse a un convento. Está convencida de que Cupido la odia y solo le lanza flechas torcidas. El amor no parece haber sido hecho para ella, por lo que vivir su vida en soledad no pinta una posibilidad tan aterradora como hacía unos años. Sin embargo, una noche en Las Vegas, una apuesta alocada y un hombre con las características de un príncipe de Disney amenazan de nuevo con hacerla caer en esa trampa mortal. ¿Será ese hombre tan perfecto aquel que tanto esperó o será uno más en su lista de desgraciados? Alonzo solo desea una vida tranquila y en paz después de tantos años de complicaciones. Esa mujer extrovertida, media loca y optimista parece ser la respuesta a sus plegarias. Lamentablemente, también llegó demasiado tarde. Ahora tendrá que arreglar todos los asuntos de su pasado sin que ella se entere si desea tener una mínima posibilidad de ser feliz a su lado. No obstante, que el secreto se mantenga es pedirle demasiada benevolencia al destino. ¿Será capaz Karen de superar las mentiras y aceptar que su príncipe azul solo es un hombre que ha tomado malas decisiones y ha tenido mala suerte? ¿Podrá Alonzo conseguir la paz y la felicidad que tanto anhela y que le han sido vetadas los últimos años? El destino es como un juego de azar, se deben jugar bien las cartas para poder ganar, pero, sobre todo, tener mucha suerte, y en el juego del amor, mucha confianza para triunfar.
Vida y hechos del famoso caballero Don Catrín de la Fachenda
by José Joaquín Fernandez de Lizardi«En ninguna ocasión lucen mejor estos vencimientos que cuando se perdonan las injurias; entonces sí, entonces se conoce la superioridad de un alma grande.» Vida y hechos del famoso caballero Don Catrín de la Fachenda y Noches tristes y día alegre forman parte esencial tanto de la obra de José Joaquín Fernández de Lizardi como del corpus de la narrativa mexicana. Ambas novelas, a pesar de su brevedad, retratan claramente las tensiones sociales de un México en trance de ganar su independencia, la corrupción de las costumbres y los malos hábitos de los individuos de la agónica sociedad virreinal. En las páginas de estas obras se manifiesta el sentido pedagógico de Fernández de Lizardi. Don Catrín lo hace por medio del humor y el sarcasmo, mientras Noches tristes utiliza un tono sombrío y religioso. La presente edición fue preparada por Esther Martínez Luna, especialista en literatura mexicana de los siglos XVIII y XIX.
Video Games: Battute, Storielle, Memes e Altro Ancora
by Leet EmperorAlcune divertenti battute per gli amanti dei video games! Il breve testo propone alcune simpatiche battute sul tema video giochi...per farsi due risate!
Video Games and Comedy (Palgrave Studies in Comedy)
by Krista Bonello Rutter Giappone Tomasz Z. Majkowski Jaroslav ŠvelchVideo Games and Comedy is the first edited volume to explore the intersections between comedy and video games. This pioneering book collects chapters from a diverse group of scholars, covering a wide range of approaches and examining the relationship between video games, humour, and comedy from many different angles. The first section of the book includes chapters that engage with theories of comedy and humour, adapting them to the specifics of the video game medium. The second section explores humour in the contexts, cultures, and communities that give rise to and spring up around video games, focusing on phenomena such as in-jokes, player self-reflexivity, and player/fan creativity. The third section offers case studies of individual games or game series, exploring the use of irony as well as sexual and racial humour in video games.
Vieri's Convenient Vows: Castiglione's Pregnant Princess Blackmailed Into The Marriage Bed Vieri's Convenient Vows Her Wedding Night Surrender (Mills And Boon Modern Ser.)
by Andie BrockA deal sends them to the altar…But desire leads them to the bedroom!Harper has no choice but to honor her runaway sister’s agreement—even though becoming the fake fiancée to formidable tycoon Vieri Romano sets her heart racing! After she’s stolen away to his Sicilian castle, Harper is at the mercy of their mutual longing. But when consummating their vows has consequences, she must decide: Dare she trust Vieri with more than her body?
The View From Penthouse B
by Elinor LipmanTwo sisters recover from widowhood, divorce, and Bernie Madoff as unexpected roommates in a Manhattan apartment in this humorous novel.Unexpectedly widowed Gwen-Laura Schmidt is still mourning her husband, Edwin, when her older sister Margot invites her to join forces as roommates in Margot’s luxurious Village apartment. For Margot, divorced amid scandal (hint: her husband was a fertility doctor) and then made Ponzi-poor, it’s a chance to shake Gwen out of her grief and help make ends meet. To further this effort, she enlists a third boarder, the handsome, cupcake-baking Anthony.As the three swap money-making schemes and timid Gwen ventures back out into the dating world, the arrival of Margot’s paroled ex in the efficiency apartment downstairs creates not just complications but the chance for all sorts of unexpected forgiveness. A sister story about love, loneliness, and new life in middle age, this is a cracklingly witty, deeply sweet novel from one of our finest comic writers.Praise for The View from Penthouse B“More delicious than my cup of steaming cocoa . . . tender, funny . . . The View from Penthouse B sparkles with wit.” —The New York Times Book Review “It's all wonderful fun. Lipman sketches her characters’ foibles with amused affection and moves the plot forward with practiced ease. . . . Lipman’s fiction always honors an implicit contract to provide reader satisfaction.” —Washington Post“[A] shabby-chic fantasia . . . Lipman’s milieu is gentle comedy, and her novels gravitate toward optimism: They’re mischievous, sometimes wry, but hopeful of romance and redemption even in an emotionally messy world.” —The Boston Globe
View From Rat Lake (John Gierach's Fly-fishing Library)
by John GierachBrilliant, witty, perceptive essays about fly-fishing, the natural world, and life in general by the acknowledged master of fishing writers.“In the world of fishing there are magic phrases that are guaranteed to summon the demon. Among them are: ‘remote trout lake,’ ‘fish up to 13 pounds,’ ‘the place the guides fish on their days off,’” writes John Gierach in this wonderful collection of thirteen essays inspired by a fishing trip to Rat Lake, a remote body of water in Montana. Once again John Gierach does what he does best—explain the peculiarities of the fishing life in a way that will amuse novices and seasoned fly fishers alike. The View from Rat Lake deftly examines man in nature and nature in man, the pleasures of fishing the high country, and the high and low comedy that occasionally overcomes even the best-planned fishing trip. Some typically sage observations from The View from Rat Lake: “One of the things we truly fish for [is] an occasion for self-congratulation.”“In every catch-and-release fisherman’s past there is an old black frying pan.”“We . . . believe that a 12-inch trout caught on a dry fly is four inches longer than a 12-inch trout caught on a nymph or streamer.”
The View Was Exhausting: their love story has fooled the cameras but what is real behind the scenes?
by Mikaella Clements Onjuli Datta'Effortlessly cool, razor-sharp and crazy fun - I couldn't put it down' TAYLOR JENKINS REID, bestselling author of Daisy Jones & the Six'I loved the chemistry' FRANCES CHA, author of If I Had Your Face'The complex, Hollywood love story we've all been waiting for' EMILY HENRY, bestselling author of Beach Read'A glamorous power ride through fame, misogyny and racism, with a swoony romance' JULIE COHEN--- Whitman 'Win' Tagore and Leo Milanowski are the greatest love story of our time. International movie star meets the beautiful son of a millionaire. Their kisses write headlines and their fights break the internet. Nobody needs to know it's not real.Win knows that Hollywood demands perfection - especially from a woman of colour.Leo just wants to enjoy life, and shift press attention away from his dysfunctional family.Together they control the narrative.Except this time, on the shores of Saint-Tropez, Leo is hiding a secret that is about to send Win's world spinning. Now everyone's dream couple must confront the messy reality of their relationship. Just as they're starting to realise that they might actually be falling in love...THE VIEW WAS EXHAUSTING is a bold, swoon-worthy and utterly modern debut novel about truth, fame and privilege - and how we love now.---'The smart, sexy and genuinely insightful rom com I've been waiting for' GAL-DEM'A must-read book of the summer' CULTUREFLY'A book to read in the sun with a glass of wine and nothing else to do all day. Fun, sexy and totally gripping' LAURA KAY, author of The Split'Deft, funny and tender, The View Was Exhausting is as smart as it is swoon-worthy' JULIA ARMFIELD author of Salt Slow'A sexy, scorching treat - fresh and ultra modern, I devoured it' HAZEL BARKWORTH, author of Heatstroke'Funny, warm and gorgeously written...I was totally swept away' JANE HEALEY, author of The Animals at Lockwood Manor'A sexy, scorching treat - fresh and ultra modern, I devoured it' VICTORIA GOSLING, author of Before the Ruins
The View Was Exhausting
by Mikaella Clements Onjuli Datta&“A pure delight! Effortlessly cool, razor sharp, and crazy fun—I couldn&’t put it down.&”—Taylor Jenkins Reid, New York Times bestselling authors of Daisy Jones & the Six "The complex, Hollywood love story we've all been waiting for—I couldn't get enough."—Emily Henry, New York Times bestselling author of Beach Read Faking a love story is a whole lot easier than being in love . . .The world can see that international A-list actress Whitman ("Win") Tagore and jet-setting playboy Leo Milanowski are made for each other. Their kisses start Twitter trends and their fights break the internet. From red carpet appearances to Met Gala mishaps, their on-again, off-again romance has titillated the public and the press for almost a decade. But it's all a lie.As a woman of color, Win knows the Hollywood deck is stacked against her, so she's perfected the art of controlling her public persona. Whenever she nears scandal, she calls in Leo, with his endearingly reckless attitude, for a staged date. Each public display of affection shifts the headlines back in Win's favor, and Leo uses the good press to draw attention away from his dysfunctional family.Pretending to be in a passionate romance is one thing, but Win knows that a real relationship would lead to nothing but trouble. So instead they settle for friendship, with a side of sky-rocketing chemistry. Except this time, on the French Riviera, something is off. A shocking secret in Leo's past sets Win's personal and professional lives on a catastrophic collision course. Behind the scenes of their yacht-trips and PDA, the world's favorite couple is at each other's throats. Now they must finally confront the many truths and lies of their relationship, and Win is forced to consider what is more important: a rising career, or a risky shot at real love?The View Was Exhausting is a funny, wickedly observant modern love story set against the backdrop of exotic locales and the realities of being a woman of color in a world run by men.
The Viking's Captive Princess
by Michelle StylesDangerous warrior Ivar Gunnarson is a man of deeds, not words. With little time for the ideals of love, Ivar seizes what he wants—and Princess Thyre will not become the exception to his rule!Mysterious and enchanting, Thyre rouses Ivar's desire the moment he lays eyes on her. With Viking factions engaged in a bloody feud, Thyre is yet another captive this hardened warrior conquers—but to be king of Thyre's heart will entail a battle he has never engaged in before….
Vikings on Vacation: Book 2 (Hotel of the Gods #2)
by Tom Easton (Author)Loki the Viking trickster god has checked into the hotel and he's ready to have some fun - at the other gods' expense! Epically hilarious, this series is perfect for fans of Pamela Butchart and David Solomons.The Hotel of the Gods has a new guest! Loki, the Viking trickster god, has come to celebrate Midsummer at the hotel. Everyone is excited about the new arrival - apart from Loki's old rival, Thor. Atlas and his best friend Maui find Loki and his shape-shifting tricks hilarious at first. But when Loki's pranks go too far, Atlas knows he has to get the Viking god to leave before the Midsummer party is ruined. There's only room for one trickster god at the hotel, and a battle of pranks ensues. May the best trickster win!(P) 2023 Hodder & Stoughton Limited
Vikings on Vacation: Book 2 (Hotel of the Gods #2)
by Tom Easton (Author)Loki the Viking trickster god has checked into the hotel and he's ready to have some fun - at the other gods' expense! Epically hilarious, this series is perfect for fans of Pamela Butchart and David Solomons.The Hotel of the Gods has a new guest! Loki, the Viking trickster god, has come to celebrate Midsummer at the hotel. Everyone is excited about the new arrival - apart from Loki's old rival, Thor. Atlas and his best friend Maui find Loki and his shape-shifting tricks hilarious at first. But when Loki's pranks go too far, Atlas knows he has to get the Viking god to leave before the Midsummer party is ruined. There's only room for one trickster god at the hotel, and a battle of pranks ensues. May the best trickster win!