Ta kategoria dedykowana jest współczesnym czytelniczkom literatury kobiecej. Bardzo szeroki wybór romansów, kryminałów, powieści obyczajowe, poruszająca literatura kobieca, erotyki, harlequiny polskich i zagranicznych autorów. Każda lubiąca czytać kobieta znajdzie coś szczególnego dla siebie.
Polecamy literaturę Sergiusza Piaseckiego, Stanisława Srokowskiego, Diany Palmer czy w końcu Blanki Lipińskiej.
After walking out on his wife to shack up with 'Brexit Brenda' next door, George Pantis thinks he's got it made - especially when he wins millions on a Kosovan lottery he barely remembers entering.
Unfortunately, he can't access the money because he's forgotten his password. What is he meant to tell all the forceful people who keep appearing at his doorstep desperate to know his mother's maiden name?
The situation is shadier than he thinks, and George is need of rescue. But will his dysfunctional family be able to save him, and in the process, can they save each other?
In a Shepherd's Bush bedsit, Amelia White dreams of being a reporter. The closest she's come is selling advertising in the local paper.
Until the fateful day she stumbles on a truly shocking scoop.
Round the corner from her home, she discovers the body of a murder victim, dumped among the rubbish. When the police and reporters descend, Amelia is horrified at the assumptions made and lies soon to be spread about this poor young woman.
Determined to protect the victim from these smears and help her grieving family, she convinces her paper's editor to allow her to take up her pen and tell the true story.
But when another body is found and the police investigation stalls, Amelia - uncovering new witnesses and suspects in her search for clues - discovers that she may be the only one with any chance of learning the truth and stopping more killings.
If only she can work out who the liar is . . .
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'A compelling page-turner' Daily Mail
'Gripping and suspenseful, a fast-paced murder mystery, love story and a young woman's journey of self discovery' Daily Express
'This latest book from master storyteller Lesley Pearse is gripping and full of twists. With an addictive and pacy plot, this will keep you guessing until the end' My Weekly
'A page turner full of suspense, compelling and heartwarming, Liar is a brilliant read. I couldn't put it down' Woman's Way
Praise for Lesley Pearse
'Storytelling at its very best' Daily Mail
'Evocative, compelling, told from the heart' Sunday Express
'Intriguing, heart-tugging, beautifully written' Closer
Bombed-out Cologne after the war is a strange place to be. The black market in jam and corsets is booming, half-destroyed houses offer opportunities for stealing doors and eggcups, and de-Nazification parties are all the rage. Ferdinand - daydreamer, former prisoner of war, wearer of a curious jerkin - drifts around the city, observing life's absurdities, strenuously avoiding his fiancée and drinking brandy with his fabulous cousin. When he gets a job as a 'cheerful adviser' to those down on their luck, will Ferdinand's fortunes change too?
Irmgard Keun's exuberantly funny and touching final novel takes the tiny moments of triumph and defeat in one man's life, and turns them into a moving portrait of the human spirit.
A dreamlike novel of memory and magic, Nostalgia turns the dark world of Communist Bucharest into a place of strange enchantments. Here a man plays increasingly death-defying games of Russian Roulette, a child messiah works his magic in the tenements, a young man explores gender boundaries, a woman relives her youth and an architect becomes obsessed with the sound of his new car horn - with unexpected consequences.
Blending reality and symbolism, time and myth, this is a cult masterwork from Romania's most celebrated writer.
Alicja jest pogodną, zdolną i dobrze zarabiającą kobietą. Czuje się niemal spełnioną żoną i panią domu, gdy spada na nią zdrada męża. Czy wyjazd na wieś ukoi jej nerwy? Czy ognisty romans przywróci wiarę w siebie? Kim naprawdę okaże się ujmujący weterynarz? Czasem szczęście jest na wyciągnięcie ręki, a nie potrafimy go dostrzec. Dopiero dramatyczne przeżycia są w stanie zedrzeć z oczu zasłonę, która przesłania to, co najcenniejsze – maleńki płomyczek prawdziwego uczucia ukrywanego przez lata na dnie przyjaznego serca.
At a dinner party in 1922, Virginia Woolf met the renowned author, aristocrat - and sapphist - Vita Sackville-West. Virginia wrote in her diary that she didn't think much of Vita's conversation, but she did think very highly of her legs. It was to be the start of almost twenty years of flirtation, friendship, and literary collaboration. Their correspondence ended only with Virginia's death in 1941.
Intimate and playful, these selected letters and diary entries allow us to hear these women's constantly changing feelings for each other in their own words. Eavesdrop on the affair that inspired Virginia to write her most fantastical novel, Orlando, and discover a relationship that - even a hundred years later - feels radical and relatable.
Alan has changed because he's injured his back. Pain has altered his appearance and made him glum, demanding and resentful. His wife Jane has to do everything for him - fetching, carrying, shopping, cooking, even dressing and undressing him. Sometimes she longs for escape.
Delia is a writer and researcher specialising in fairy tales - she is, in her own estimation, a 'Great Artist'. Her husband, Henry, manages her every need making certain Delia gets everything she desires including spectacular doses of adulation.
Can Delia coax Alan out of his grumpiness? Can Henry stop Jane feeling guilty? Can the two couples break out of their fixed roles?
Just married and newly arrived in Los Angeles are Paul and Katherine Cattleman. Paul responds immediately to the sunny, sprawling cosmopolitan city but to Katherine the main impression is of dirt and smog. Paul explores his surroundings and discovers Ceci, a girl who could be the incarnation of the city's uninhibited ways, while Katherine meets Iz a psychiatrist who recognises her unhappiness and sets out to help her. Under the bright west coast sun, the city begins to affect the couple in separate, subtle but significant ways, shining new light on their marriage with moving, funny and unexpected consequences.
Julian Jessop is tired of hiding the deep loneliness he feels. So he begins The Authenticity Project - a small green notebook containing the truth about his life.
Leaving the notebook on a table in his friendly neighbourhood café, Julian never expects Monica, the owner, to track him down after finding it. Or that she'll be inspired to write down her own story.
Little do they realize that such small acts of honesty hold the power to impact all those who discover the notebook and change their lives completely.
Athens, 1941. Harriet Pringle feverishly awaits news of her husband, trapped in the spoilt city of Bucharest. Yet when the young couple are reunited, Guy once again becomes absorbed in his work, leading Harriet to seek the attention of a handsome young officer. But when Greece is defeated and Europe starts to crumble around them, Guy and Harriet are forced to find a new strength amidst the devastation. Manning's exquisite observations on love, marriage and friendship during wartime are brought vibrantly to life.
Bucharest, 1940. The city is on the brink of invasion and Guy and Harriet Pringle find their position growing ever more dangerous. Harriet longs for safety, while Guy's idealism frustrates his new wife. But when the Germans march in, Guy believes they must separate in a desperate bid to find safety, so Harriet leaves for Athens. The Spoilt City is a dramatic and colourful portrait of a city in turmoil, and of a young couple struggling to make their marriage work in the face of adversity.
Historia polskiej społeczności oczami Julii od 1896 do 1952 roku. Jako sierotka trafia pod opiekę Romów i poznaje wspaniałych ludzi, dzięki którym chociaż przez pewien czas znajduje bezpieczną przystań w Budziszynie. W czasie ucieczki do Wrocławia, z dokumentami polskich obywateli, spotyka swojego ukochanego, który odmienia jej dotychczasowe życie i koi osierocone serce. Podczas swojego burzliwego życia Julia doświadcza smaku miłości, śmierci i nienawiści. Skrajne oblicza rzeczywistości przeplatają się do końca jej dni.
Poznaj niezwykłe życie Julii, które przypadło na okres dwóch wojen światowych, i zobacz, jak wyglądał zakrwawiony od straszliwych zbrodni świat oczami kobiety.
Dzięki tej książce możesz zagłębić się w codzienne życie polskich obywateli, pełnych nadziei na odzyskanie i utrzymanie niepodległości naszej pięknej ojczyzny.
Laureat Nagrody im. Jana MichalskiegoPowieść, dzięki której Georgi Gospodinow znalazł się w gronie najciekawszych pisarzy współczesnej Europy Jest najpewniej rok 1925. Dwunastoletni chłopiec po raz pierwszy sam trafia na jarmark. W spoconej dłoni trzyma piątaka, którego dał mu ojciec. Wszystkie pieniądze oddaje przy wejściu do jednego z namiotów, by zobaczyć stwora, którego naganiacz nazywa Minotaurem. Przez kolejnych sześć miesięcy chłopiec nie jest w stanie wykrztusić słowa... Tak zaczyna się historia przez którą - niczym mitycznym labiryntem - bohater prowadzi czytelnika, zmieniając czasy i perspektywy swojej opowieści. Dzieje wielopokoleniowej rodziny wpisują się w niej w losy Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej, a nad wszystkim metaforycznie unosi się postać greckiego Minotaura. Fizyka smutku wciąga czytelnika siłą opowieści, przemyślaną konstrukcją i empatią, z jaką autor traktuje zarówno swoich bohaterów, jak i mitologicznego potwora.
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