Donna Lynch Pořadí knih

A gripping narrative that explores the depths of fear and horror, this finalist for the Bram Stoker Award delves into the psychological and supernatural elements that haunt its characters. The story intricately weaves together themes of trauma, isolation, and the struggle against malevolent forces, creating an atmosphere of suspense and dread. With rich character development and a haunting setting, it captivates readers, inviting them to confront their own fears alongside the protagonists.

Steven Archer and Donna Lynch collaborate once again for a collection of illustrated poems and short stories about witches--some familiar and some secret; some based in history and lore, and some manifested directly from the minds of their creators. This 7″ by 10″, full-color art book includes more than 30 poems and paintings and is the sequel to Daughters of Lilith, their collaborative work released in 2010.

Set in Mashpee, a contemporary Cape Cod community marked by divisions of affluence, race, heritage, and history, the narrative explores the transformative power of selfless individuals. These pioneers strive to bridge the gaps within their community, challenging the status quo and inspiring change against seemingly insurmountable odds. The story highlights the complexities of social dynamics and the potential for unity through compassion and courage.

Die junge Isabel führt ein gewöhnliches Leben im Mittelstand einer englischen Industriestadt und sehnt sich nach Bedeutung. Als Haushälterin in der Grace-Villa beobachtet sie den mysteriösen Dr. Edward Grace und wird von seinen Erzählungen über Afrika fasziniert. Ihre turbulente Beziehung enthüllt dunkle Geheimnisse der Grace-Familie.

Set in the late 1800s, the story follows Vladimir Millerovo, a troubled Russian scientist, and his enchanting Romanian wife, Veda, as they flee Moscow with their infant daughter, Ana, to escape Vladimir's dark past. Their journey takes them across continents to the idyllic Martinique, where they seek refuge and healing. However, the haunting memories of their past linger, deeply affecting their lives and awakening a mysterious gift in young Ana. The narrative weaves themes of love, trauma, and the inescapable nature of one's history.

Exploring themes of identity and transformation, the narrative introduces a cast of complex characters including children, serpents, and lovers, who evolve into new saints and sisters. Central to the story is Lilith, depicted as the original libertine and beautiful monster, whose legacy shapes the lives of these figures. The interplay between their monstrous qualities and their roles in society reveals deeper insights into femininity, power, and the nature of beauty.

As a young woman raised in the soot-covered mediocrity of an English industrial town, Isabel has led a common and directionless life. Secretly she yearns to be the center of something, anything, that is momentous and vital. She dreams of making marks on the world. Her new job as housekeeper at Grace mansion is hardly exciting but does surround her with the accouterments of aristocratic lineage while allowing her to observe the habits of the enigmatic Dr. Edward Grace. Captivated by his tales of travel to Africa, Isabel is inexorably drawn into a tumultuous relationship which eventually reveals the Grace family's dark heritage and lays bare every secret, even the ones she keeps from herself.

The story revolves around Allyson Porteus, who becomes entangled in a passionate affair with the charismatic Kyle Riker during a summer party. However, the dynamics shift dramatically when Janice Caldwell, Kyle's affluent and influential wife, discovers the relationship and sets her own plans in motion to put an end to it. Themes of love, betrayal, and the complexities of relationships unfold as the characters navigate the repercussions of their choices.