Author: Srijaya Reddy
Publisher: iUniverse
ISBN: 0595263100
Category : Poetry
Languages : en
Pages : 120
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With a unique twist on stream of consciousness, Window Girl is flagrantly illuminating with lyrical abandon. Reddy unravels her most private thoughts about love, heartache, discovery, and triumph. The poems in this collection tell a story of a young woman who faces down the terrors of intimacy and the cataclysms of love and companionship. A poignant, intoxicating work that will lead you so deeply into you own nature.
Author: OKELEYE JESSE BENEDICT
Publisher: jesse Benedict
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 23
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it a story of love, sex, it shows how Jesse ride in is journey of love.
Author: Renee Pawlish
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781548991746
Category : Adultery
Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Includes an excerpt from This doesn't happen in the movies.
Author: A. J Finn
Publisher:
ISBN: 9780008288570
Category :
Languages : nl
Pages :
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Author: Wilma Yeo
Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks
ISBN: 9780590431538
Category : Detective and mystery stories
Languages : en
Pages : 128
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When young Leedie Ann disappears, no one is able to tell what has happened to her, until one year later, Kiley sees the shadow of a little girl in Leedie's bedroom window and wonders if it might be her ghost. Original.
Author: C.G. Twiles
Publisher: Muradal Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 291
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Bad Things Come in Small Packages When pregnant prom queen Misty Glass dies, no one suspects who’s responsible: Romy, a fourteen-year-old loner with a desperate crush on Misty’s boyfriend. Romy never meant for her “harmless” prank to turn deadly… Twelve years later, she’s a successful artist living in the city when a crisis forces her to return to her rural hometown. There, she starts a relationship with the last man she should—who has no idea Romy is behind the drowning of his high school girlfriend and their unborn child. Bad lady. Horrible woman! When a pale little blonde girl with eerily blue eyes starts hurling insults through Romy’s window before vanishing into the woods, Romy fears her past has returned with a vengeance. She’s never told anyone about the worst mistake of her life. So how does the little girl seem to know about it? Who is she? And how to stop her before she reveals Romy’s darkest secret? A new twisty, suspenseful psychological thriller from C.G. Twiles, author of the Top 900 Amazon Kindle bestseller The Neighbors in Apartment 3D, as well as The Last Star Standing, and Brooklyn Gothic. For fans of Gillian Flynn, Paula Hawkins, Shari Lapena. Praise for The Little Girl in the Window: “The last several chapters blew me away and left me saying, ‘I didn't see that coming’ more than once! This is another hit by C.G. Twiles.” —Goodreads reader “What can I say about this book, except it was bloody brilliant! What an amazing, unexpected twist. It sneaked up behind me, and whacked me upside the head. I saw stars—in this case, five.” —Goodreads reader “I couldn’t put it down!!! I had a couple of guesses of ‘who done it’ but I was totally WRONG and SHOCKED.” —Goodreads reader “This book is a long, winding road with twists throughout. An excellent read that will keep you wondering just what other secrets there are to be revealed.” —Goodreads reader “One of the best books I've ever read.” —Amazon reader Keywords: Thriller, domestic thriller, psychological thriller, psychological suspense, domestic suspense, suspense, mystery, noir
Author: Penny Joelson
Publisher: Sourcebooks, Inc.
ISBN: 1492698865
Category : Young Adult Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 174
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For fans of Karen M. McManus and Kara Thomas comes this riveting new young adult crime thriller packed with mystery and suspense, from the acclaimed author of I Have No Secrets Nothing ever happens on Kasia's street. And Kasia would know, because her chronic illness keeps her stuck at home, watching the outside world from her bedroom window. So when she witnesses what looks like a kidnapping, she's not sure whether she can believe her own eyes... There had been a girl in the window across the street who must have seen something too. But when Kasia ventures out to find her, she is told the most shocking thing of all: There is no girl. Emotional and full of twists, The Girl Who Wasn't There is perfect for readers looking for: teen mystery books diverse, complex characters chronic illness representation books for teens that deal with social issues young adult suspense novels
Author: Penny Joelson
Publisher: Electric Monkey
ISBN: 9781405286169
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 352
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See the world from another unique perspective in the thrilling new novel from the author of I Have No Secrets .Nothing ever happens on Kasia's street. Kasia would know because her illness makes her spend days stuck at home, watching the world outside from her bedroom window. So when she sees what looks like a kidnapping, she's not sure whether she can believe her own eyes... There was a girl in the window opposite - she must have seen it too. When Kasia goes to find her she is told the most shocking thing of all: there is no girl.An eye-opening and compulsive page-turner for readers aged 12 and up.
Author: Rowan Coleman
Publisher: Random House
ISBN: 1473528895
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 308
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A house full of history is bound to have secrets... Ponden Hall is a centuries-old house on the Yorkshire moors, a magical place full of stories. It's also where Trudy Heaton grew up. And where she ran away from... Now, after the devastating loss of her husband, she is returning home with her young son, Will, who refuses to believe his father is dead. While Trudy tries to do her best for her son, she must also attempt to build bridges with her eccentric mother. And then there is the Hall itself: fallen into disrepair but generations of lives and loves still echo in its shadows, sometimes even reaching out to the present... A hauntingly beautiful story of love and hope, from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Memory Book and The Summer of Impossible Things ________________________________ What your favourite authors are saying 'A beautiful story...written with such wisdom and kindness' Joanna Cannon 'Spellbinding. Part love story, part gothic mystery, it promises to both thrill and delight the reader' Mike Gayle 'A completely enthralling read. It has so many layers and they all capture your heart' Katie Fforde 'It's so lovely to find an author that you love' Marian Keyes 'This book will keep you wide-eyed and awake until dawn. A rare combination of sensitive and gripping' Carole Matthews
Author: Pinkie Gordon Lane
Publisher: LSU Press
ISBN: 9780807117149
Category : Poetry
Languages : en
Pages : 68
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Pinkie Gordon Lane, Louisiana’s poet laureate, has created in Girl at the Window a volume of poetry stitched together by love of place, love of language, and love of family, a volume both intimate and generously welcoming. The logic of the poems is lyrical, rather than narrative, but this poet’s lyric is large enough to include a five-year-old child’s memory of violence, a trip to the bootlegger’s with a father likened to Ulysses, and in a prose poem, memories of a mother who “tumbled around in the tight little from of a house in North Philadelphia, guarding its walls fiercely, as if they belonged to the Smithsonian.” Her eye is unflinching, but through precision of language and daring emotional leaps, Lane locates beauty even within troubling prospects. Take, for example, a stanza from a suite of poems about the city of Baton Rouge: Living in Baton Rouge is like living in the hollow of nowhere. It is like disappearing into the night, like darkness, like sun, like beauty, like song, like knowing you are surrounded only by your “self,” like pouring your loneliness into a great pool of light. The poems of family and friendship are just as strong in their ability to embrace and celebrate paradox. Images of wind and seasonal change simultaneously ground the poems in nature and keep them constantly in flux. Lewis Simpson, former editor of the Southern Review, has called Girl at the Window “a distinctive achievement in African-American lyric poetry.” Pinkie Gordon Lane’s fourth volume of poetry is also a “survival song/ a hymn of spirit,” in her words “survival Poem,” and a remarkable achievement in the poetry of personal history.
