Ergebnis für "Meditations - Audiobook" in Krimis & Thriller

Chiliad consists of two interrelated stories, stories filtered through the melancholy imagination of a narrator perched on the banks of a river that flows backward and forward through time. The first movement, "Men and Sin", takes place in the millennial year of 1000 AD. The second, "A Moment at the River's Heart", occurs exactly 1000 years - the length of a "chiliad" - later, as the new millennium approaches.

Butler-detective Helen Thorpe returns to help a wannabe influencer get her life in order—and solve the murders of her fellow content creators—in this hilarious sequel to Mindful of Murder by bestselling author Susan Juby When Buddhist butler Helen Thorpe is loaned out to help Cartier...

À la tête d'un centre de remise en forme physique et spirituelle pour riches vacanciers à Sainte-Marie, l'une des îles les mieux préservées des Caraïbes, Aslan Kennedy mène une vie de rêve.Enfin, avant d'être assassiné...À peine ouverte, l'enquête semble déjà résolue : au moment de sa mort, Aslan était enfermé en compagnie de cinq personnes, et l'une d'elles vient de passer aux aveux. Mais l'inspecteur-chef Richard Poole, chargé de l'affaire, n'est pas dans son assiette, et ce n'est pas qu'à cause de la chaleur. Quelque chose le chiffonne.

A dramatic portrait of the dissolution of a marriage, written with brutal and lyrical precision, and nominated for the Nordic Prize. Jon, who is losing his wife to another man, is trying to understand what happened to his Great Love, by working, painfully, to see the story from her perspective...

Holmes is consulted by Mr Devine on an unusual matter. Mr Devine has apprehended two malefactors in a well-watered garden in the Middle East and is unsure what is an appropriate form of retribution to impose. Holmes, Watson, and Mr Devine discuss the problem at length before arriving at a solution which satisfies all of them. Orlando Pearson himself then pens an essay setting out a radical theory about Sherlock Holmes and this theory is given further substance in an extraordinary fragment of Dr Watson’s writing found in the Public Record Office long after Watson’s death.