Ergebnis für "Taken" in Schwarzer Humor

For fans of Lights Out and You, this follow-up to Love Me Stalk Me is a dark rom-com about a woman matched with her fantasy boyfriend by an AI app—unaware he’s actually her ex-husband, back to win her over in disguise. When Amanda Bennett signs up for the beta feature of the Obsess AI...

They found Edie inside the Backrooms. That was the easy part. Getting out alive is another matter entirely. Time works differently in Liminal Space, and the deeper John Doe goes, the stranger it gets. The endless halls of the Backrooms give way to the Backwoods, a sprawling forest filled with...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Bev Hollister has a plan. Of course she does. After months of family mishaps across India, Japan, Greece, Rome, Egypt, and Kenya, the Hollisters have arrived in Oaxaca, Mexico, for an eight-week stay. This time, Doug has handed over the map—and Bev...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Doug Hollister has learned a few things on his family’s year-long world tour. In Delhi, he became an internet sensation after ordering the spiciest curry he could find. In Tokyo, he survived a toilet that nearly launched him into orbit. In Greece, he...

‘If I wasn’t dead, I would sue.’—Bram Stoker This is the origin story of the first real vampyre (not Dracula). The trouble with immortality is that eventually you get sick to death of it, and so to soothe his sickened soul, the Comte De’Ath decides to take a trip. From psychoanalysis...

Jasper and Annie are a pair of jobless no-hopers who have dropped into the cracks between the paving slabs of life. Rather than bothering to climb out, they have embraced their situation and created a life based around doing pretty much nothing. That is, apart from visiting various chronic illness clubs for free refreshments and selling old cassette tapes online. But when a customer leaves negative feedback for a month-old purchase without first making contact, Jasper seeks retribution.

How to Kill Your Family meets The Husbands in a darkly funny, wickedly original novel about friendship, revenge and the dangers of playing God. Thea has a gift. Or possibly a serious ethical problem. With a single touch, she can see how long someone has left to live – and transfer that time to...

In a gleefully self-deprecating mystery, three estranged sisters meet in LA for the making of a documentary, learning the depth of their family dysfunction is nothing compared to social media obsession. Another long weekend, another family reunion for the Finch sisters. This time, Venice Beach...

'A LABYRINTHINE MYSTERY OF EMOTIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPLEXITY' Jo Brand 'DELIRIOUS AND REWARDING' Guardian 'UNMISSABLE' Woman's Weekly A GUARDIAN BOOK OF THE YEAR 2025 Fleeing Scotland in the wake of family disgrace, 16-year-old Ida Campbell secures a scholarship at a failing girls' boarding...

A Best Book of the Year in HARPER'S BAZAAR, BBC, THE NEW YORKER, GLAMOUR, GAL-DEM and HUFFPOST 'Witty and thought-provoking' Stylist 'Blistering' Glamour 'Unusual, original and strikingly contemporary' Guardian 'Absolutely brilliant' Ruth Ozeki 'A gripping contemporary fable about embracing...

Hank Fitzpatrick's life is what you might expect from a manchild stumbling his way from his teens to his thirties in small town Indiana: hypersexual, drunk, stoned, prone to fits of spontaneous masturbation, occasionally Catholic, and accidentally well-intentioned. Caught in the crossfire of raging hormones, bad decisions and family tragedy, Hank is just a boy not yet ready to be a man.

Money, Sex, Drugs and Murder. The grass will be greener wherever you water it!

As the people's artist its my job on a Monday morning to inform you of my book's contents. Its anarchy and anecdotes by me, Silent Bill. Nice little easy listens that will make you laugh, make you cry, make you think and hopefully inspire you in some way. Tales of near misses of being covered in shit, spiking family stews with magic mushrooms, embarrassing tales, and some very thoughtful and inspiring tales. These were all originally Monday morning posts on social media by Silent Bill, the founder of The Secret Society of Super Villain Artists, to start everyone's week off.