The Grand Sophy
Sophia's father has to travel to Brazil and leaves his daughter in charge with her sister in a large family and asks her to find her a husband. The months she lives there are chaotic because she wants to...
Sophia's father has to travel to Brazil and leaves his daughter in charge with her sister in a large family and asks her to find her a husband. The months she lives there are chaotic because she wants to...
In this book, Tim Gautreaux, as in The Next Step in the Dance or in Louisiana 1923, returns to show us characters who resemble him: French-speaking Cajun Southerners, Catholic, determined and compassionate...
"Everything Flows" tells the story of Ivan Griegorievich's return home after thirty years in prison camps under the tyrannical regime of Stalin, who has just died, in 1954.
The reunion with his...
Dr. Watson tries to help a cash-strapped friend decipher a cryptic note that might lead to the end of his financial problems. The friend is a descendant of Sir Walter Raleigh, and the mysterious missive is...
It describes the life of two 15-year-old friends during World War II in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brookling. Danny wants to be a rabbi like his father, and Reuven, a secularized Jew, wants to be a...
A novel set in the Ukraine in the 16th century that narrates the nomadic life of the Cossack warriors, their training, their camps and campaigns against the Poles. The protagonist is Tarass, a colonel and...
Historical novel, set in imperial Rome, in the time of St. Peter, St. Paul and Nero (63 AD), based on many documented historical facts. The title of the book derives from a Christian tradition: St. Peter...
The author of Quo Vadis wrote this historical novel, first of the Polish trilogy The Flood and Mr Wolodyjowski. In it he describes the Polish wars between 1648 and the end of the...
An historical novel about the martyrs of the Carmelite convent of Compiegne. In the middle of the turbulent times of the France Revolution the sisters are condemned to death and taken to the gallows. One by...
The deformed Richard of Gloucester proclaims on the deathbed of Edward IV of York, 'Now is the winter of our discontent'. He is ambitious, brave, cold, treacherous, murderous... and aims to take the throne...