Ergebnis für "James Clark" in Familienleben

Brought to you by Penguin. Cal Hooper thought a fixer-upper in a remote Irish village would be the perfect escape. After twenty-five years in the Chicago police force, and a bruising divorce, he just wants to build a new life in a pretty spot with a good pub where nothing much happens. But then...

She's spent years trying to be enough for his world. She never once questioned if he was enough for hers. Carrie always knew marrying Thatcher Caldwell meant marrying into his world—old Atlanta money, impossible standards, and a family who made no secret of the fact that they had someone else...

This sequel can be listened to as a stand-alone novel. Jason thought he had it all - love and a family - until he learned what money could buy. Because even true love shatters if you treat it wrong. Does money change a person? Miranda was about to find out. When a rich and successful fling from Miranda's past shows up and takes an interest in her, she's offered a new life. How can Jason compete? When doubt and betrayal set in, Jason and Miranda must choose to fight for their love in the wreckage...before it is destroyed forever.

Brought to you by Penguin. The first brilliant WWII novel by Emma Hornby, bestselling author of A Shilling for a Wife Bolton, Lancashire: 1940 A family torn apart by war, held together by a secret . . . Janie and her husband James have a strong, loving marriage. A move from an inner-city slum to...

It's 1973, and David Leveraux has landed his dream job as a Flavorist-in-Training, working in the secretive industry where chemists create the flavors for everything from the cherry in your can of soda to the butter on your popcorn. While testing a new artificial sweetener -- "Sweetness #9" --...

After decades apart, the five siblings find themselves together again at their ailing mother’s bedside, caught in a deadlocked feud over her hospice care. Into the morass steps Murron Teinetoa, one of their bastard children, who carries an idealistic hope of finally fitting in among her estranged relatives.In an interweaving narrative, Malae portrays the Felices in their formative years of the fifties; he excavates the personal lives of the siblings in the eighties and nineties; and he follows Murron in the present as she raises her son as a single mother.