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In Paris, a bunch of famous dead people from various eras come back to life to meddle with today's Parisians. Victor Hugo has a heated argument about love, Jim Morrison mocks a tattooed vegan, Marquis de Sade seeks punishment during social unrest, Charles Baudelaire stumbles across cute kittens on social media, Rimbaud and Verlaine fire guns in a bank, Marie-Antoinette's head finds its happy place... and many more. In this novella of twenty vignettes - one per Parisian arrondissement - a dreamlike, multifaceted world offers a hilarious study of humanity and once again proves that - without a doubt - the dead have lots to say. *SPOLIER ALERT*You will also meet The Mummy, Gertrude Stein, Marie Curie, Voltaire, Napoléon Bonaparte, Boris Vian, Mikhaïl Boulgakov, Jean de La Fontaine, Joséphine Baker, Ernest Hemingway, Amedeo Modigliani, André Breton, Salvador Dali, Toulouse Lautrec and Edith Piaf.

Dans l'univers il y a des choses inébranlables: la vie, la mort, le temps, l'espace. Pendant que certains philosophent sur le monde, d'autres l'abordent d'une manière plus naturelle et innocente. En ce qui concernait Elizabeth, ses préoccupations se résumaient à déménager dans une grande ville, entrer à la faculté et ainsi, dans le monde adulte. Elle y avait pensé mille fois et de mille façons différentes. Pourtant rien ne pouvait la préparer à ce qu'elle allait vivre ni à l'homme qu'elle allait rencontrer. Doté de grands yeux jaunes et d'une rapidité sans pareille, il ne ressemblait à aucun autre. Il paraissait totalement étranger à ce monde et pourtant il allait devoir apprendre à y vivre...Entre science, magie et amour, l'aventure d'Elizabeth et de Fauve peut commencer... Attraction - Aversion est le premier tome d'une trilogie. Venez vivre cette aventure incroyable au côté de personnages atypiques ! Venez rêver dès aujourd'hui !Ils ont notés mon roman: Sur Instagram: leslecturesdemarjorie: 18/20 "Personnages attachants; histoire au top"livres_gourmandine: 17/20 "Un réel coup de coeur, une écriture fluide, une histoire captivante"lapommequirougit: 19/20 "Une histoire attractive"fildediane: 16/20 " Des personnages attachants; une histoire renversante"le.grimoire.magique: 16/20 "Une très jolie découverte"livrinaa: 17/20 "Un mélange mêlant magie et romance terriblement addictif"Sur Facebook: Notre passion au fil des pages: 17/20 "Prenant, personnages attachants fort en émotions"Sandrine Decroix: 16/20 "Une lecture agréable"Le Répertoire des mordus: 19/20 "Un très très bon livre"Mes critiques littéraires: 16/20 " Belle découverte "Les Dévoreuses de Livres: 18/20 " Une histoire qui a beaucoup de potentiels"Les chroniques de Ju: 16/20 " Jolie premier tome fantastique "Sur les blogs: leslecturesdedevororia: 19/20 " Une histoire incroyable par une plume à découvrir "lajoliebibliotheque: 18/20 " Super moment de lecture ! "emigaudry: 18/20 "C'est un très bon roman complet"chroniquesdunefilleatypique: 18/20 " Une histoire agréable ! Pleines de mouvement"lecturesevasiondotblog: 16/20 " Une intrigue originale, rythmée, un premier tome prometteur "lesplumesdeprisci: 16/20 " Une histoire agréable et originale"booknode: 15/20 " Une bonne histoire "booksfeedmemore.eklablog: 15/20 " Un premier tome qui donne envie de connaître la suite"

"Percutant, ne prenant pas la peine de ménager son lecteur, le roman se suit presque comme un thriller sous haute tension alors qu'il s'agit avant tout d'un drame humain."Il croyait connaître son épouse. Mais comment pouvait-il soupçonner ce qu'elle-même ignorait ? À la suite d'un accident de la route, la vie de Julie et de sa famille vole en éclats. Le choc de l'accident en réveille un autre, cadenassé dans les tréfonds de sa mémoire pendant plusieurs décennies. Entre oubli et vérité cachée, elle découvre qu'elle a sombré dans l'amnésie traumatique pour se préserver de l'innommable. Aidée de Franck, son mari, elle va remonter le fil de son passé.>Un drame psychologique inspiré d'une histoire vraie.

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It is 1982 and James Martin has been given a new assignment by his employers, James & Brown, to join the management team of the newly acquired Waterford Industries. James and his wife, Katrina, relocate from Wisconsin to California and embark on their new adventure. James has to explain quite often that Waterford Industries has no connection at all to the famous Waterford of Ireland who make glass. It is instead a diverse company with interests in aerospace, access and marine, new industries to James who must learn much as he takes over the company. When things are going well, there is a change in the management of James & Brown and they wish to embark in a new direction that will involve divesting some of the peripheral businesses that are not the mainstream aerospace company, giving James new challenges.

THE SECRET OF THIS WINTER'S TALE HIDES IN PLAIN SIGHT December 2022; Littel Wade village, Dorset.As dark nights fall, darker secrets rise....Seemingly impossible objects are discovered in a scrapyard that may be home to much more than just junk....while two friends try to unravel why their village is bereft of smiles, and how events of hundreds of years ago could change everything for one of them.Winter 1533. Thomas Cromwell, Henry VIII's chief minister, is tasked by his king with finding a garrison site in deepest Dorset. His depressing snowbound mission is unsuccessful in many ways.December, 2022. Post COVID, Littel Wade, a tiny, unwelcoming village in Dorset, remains indifferent to the festive season. But over five days, seemingly impossible objects are discovered which may have completely logical explanations or wonderfully fantastical ones.Prompted by this mysterious find, two friends try to understand why their village is so bleak, what once lay un-noticed in a nearby scrapyard, and why snow is coming...that may not be snow at all.The Littel* Tale Of Wintering is a story to be enjoyed as the nights close in, temperature drops, and both magic and reality jostle for our attention.It is a winter enigma full of drifts and shadows and a very strange December indeed. *And there is a very good reason it is spelled Littel. "The Little Tale Of Wintering" is part of Richard Easter's Snow Trilogy; three books that can be read independently but all of which share themes, characters and locations.RICHARD EASTER has been a professional writer in radio, TV and print for over 30 years. He was born in a snowstorm during a blackout by candle light, which may or may not explain why he has written his Snow Trilogy and why British Summer Time can't end too quickly for him.

Bangladesh has been shunned by tourists from the moment it was created in 1971. Henry Kissinger described it as a basketcase. Poverty and humanitarian disasters defined Bangladesh in the ensuing decades. When Rupert Grey arrived in Dhaka in 1992, a sign announced that arrivals were 'Welcome to Bangladesh before the tourists get here'. They still haven't. Grey first came to Bangladesh as a London lawyer armed with three FM2 cameras. Many journeys and 30 years later he is a photographer armed with a useful legal background. The catalysts were Chobi Mela, the festival of photography, and its founder Shahidul Alam, an acclaimed photographer, human rights activist and Time magazine's Person of the Year in 2018. This book charts Grey's love affair with Bangladesh, including an epic transcontinental journey through India to Chobi Mela in a vintage Rolls-Royce, later portrayed in the award-winning, Sharon Stone produced film Romantic Road. His photographs, mostly taken on film, speak powerfully of the cultural vitality and energy which Kissinger missed, and which inspired Grey's Homage to Bangladesh.

, Roger Bamber, for fifty years one of Britain's leading photojournalists, has poured his life's work into this unique reflection of a career that encompassed not only riots and bombings and the crazy world of rock and pop in the twentieth century but recorded with a sympathetic eye the demise of traditional British industries and the old steam railways. His graphic photographs are well known for their distinctive, often wryly humorous, style and strong visual impact and have been widely published worldwide. He was British Press Photographer of the Year, twice British News Photographer of the Year and won many awards for his features on the arts. Towards the end of his career he worked mainly for the Guardian and was happiest finding creative people with a story to tell. He preferred working outdoors, ideally within sight of the sea, and showcasing ordinary people - celebrating just how extraordinary all of us can be,