Sara Harris Knihy

Skutečný životní příběh Američanky a jejich dcer v monarchistickém i revolučním Íránu

In the second installment of Rebekah's Keepsakes, the narrative delves deeper into Rebekah's journey as she navigates the complexities of her relationships and personal growth. The story intertwines themes of love, loss, and resilience, highlighting Rebekah's evolving understanding of herself and her connections with others. Richly drawn characters and poignant moments invite readers to explore the emotional landscape of Rebekah's life, making it a compelling continuation of her story.

This gripping legal thriller tells the story of a high-profile murder trial in which the defendant claims self-defense, but the prosecution accuses him of cold-blooded murder. The novel explores the legal, ethical, and emotional complexities of criminal justice, as well as the personal struggles of the lawyers, witnesses, and jurors involved in the case. Murtagh and Harris are both experienced criminal attorneys, and their knowledge of the law and the courtroom shines through in this fast-paced and engaging novel.

Exploring the complexities of memory and forgiveness, this book delves into the lives of characters grappling with their pasts. As they navigate relationships and confront unresolved issues, themes of healing and self-discovery emerge. The narrative challenges readers to consider whether it's possible to move on from previous experiences or if they inevitably shape who we become. Through poignant storytelling, the characters' journeys reveal the intricate balance between accepting the past and embracing the future.

Set in February 1542, London, this historical narrative immerses readers in a tumultuous period marked by political intrigue and personal strife. The story follows key figures navigating a web of alliances and betrayals, as the stakes rise with the looming threat of the monarchy's turbulent changes. Richly detailed, it explores themes of loyalty, ambition, and the quest for power against the backdrop of a city rife with tension and uncertainty. The characters are vividly drawn, each facing their own moral dilemmas in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Set against a backdrop of adventure and danger, a London debutante finds her wedding plans disrupted when her schooner is captured by the infamous pirate, Russian Jack, and his Black Otter fleet. As Redella Jerningham faces this unexpected threat, her journey transforms from a romantic voyage to a thrilling encounter with piracy, testing her courage and resolve.

This study discusses how depictions of etymology and ancient documents were employed by twelfth-century poets, translators, bureaucrats and historians to portray Britain's past. A series of detailed case studies demonstrate how the vernacular hence became an important site for the construction of dynastic, institutional and ethnic identities.