Ergebnis für "ida" in Frauenliteratur

In the bustling silver mining town of Aspen, Colorado, a young woman's promising life was cut short on a June evening in 1886. I should know—I was that woman. My name is Ida Chatfield, and my mysterious death has remained one of Aspen's oldest unsolved enigmas. From beyond the grave, I recount my journey from the Nebraska prairie to the soaring peaks of Colorado.

SUKCESY W PRACY – SĄ. PRZYJACIÓŁKI – SĄ. ŻYCIE MIŁOSNE – HMM... Ida: po trzydziestce, rozmiar czterdzieści, wzrost sto siedemdziesiąt siedem. Pracuje głównie w domu, w swojej kawalerce. I choć trudno jej się otrząsnąć z marazmu, w jaki ostatnio wpadła, potrafi spojrzeć na siebie z dystansem. Bernadetta: profesjonalistka, na pozór chłodna i pozbawiona skrupułów. Nie stroni od przygód miłosnych, byleby były krótkie i bez zobowiązań. Przebojowa Natalia przeprowadziła się z innego miasta, które opuściła porzucona przez narzeczonego.

Jane and Ida Mae are an unlikely pair; Jane is a glamorous actress in a day-time soap opera, much married, and naturally adventurous. Ida Mae is reserved and steady, a successful businesswoman. She owns a charming Victorian tearoom called Ladyfingers, in the town she was born in. She has never left Walton Falls, Ohio, nor does she care to. She is content to let Jane be her window on the world. And Jane needs Ida Mae's steadfast love, her anchor in a whirlwind life.

På Restaurang Sjöallén i Kungsbacka finns det alltid saker att göra. Menyerna måste planeras, inköpen beställas och gästerna ska känna sig välkomna. Oskar har tagit över restaurangen som hans föräldrar startat och nu kretsar hela hans liv runt Sjöallén. Stressen inom honom gör sig mer och mer påmind. Men vem har tid att sakta ner? Kimberly har däremot lätt för att koppla av. Sedan några månader tillbaka arbetar hon extra på en förskola och älskar det. Samtidigt planerar hon inför sin nästa utlandsresa.

Connie Fitzwalter never imagined that her passion for music would lead her into a world of danger and intrigue. When her old family friend, Stephen, who works for the foreign office, tells Connie the true scale of the violence against Jewish people in Germany and Austria, she can stand aside no longer. Together, Stephen and Connie devise a daring mission to help families escape the clutches of Nazi persecution. Under their cover as music enthusiasts traveling to high-society concerts in Europe, Connie and her sister Dottie begin by smuggling money and valuables for families over the border.

Kayla, Evelyn, and Trina have been on-and-off-again girlfriends for many years, but the lines of true friendship will be crossed, the knives that go into another friend's back will cut deep, trust will not apply, and no one will share their dirty little secrets. With enough backstabbing, finger-pointing, and disrespect to go around, this trio sticks to their motto of "What she can do, I can do better; and whatever she has, I want a piece of it too." Much competition is thrown in the mix, and jealousy is so thick that there will be no place for anyone to run when the mess hits the fan.