A Home For Her Baby (Songs of the Sea)

Literature & Fiction

Jones, Eleanor

Literary

Mills& Boon

You have to walk before you can ride Still reeling from the accident that claimed her thriving horse racing career, her engagement and almost her life, Maddie McGuire was determined. Determined to ride again, though she struggled to walk. Determined to start a new life on her own two feet. Determined to keep her past, and her identity, a secret. And she was determined not to get involved with anyone. Especially a man like Ross Noble. Strange and dark and interesting as he was, she had no room for distractions, or romance. Everyone in the village said he was trouble. And she could sense it. But there was something behind his brooding intensity…

The Little Dale Remedy

Genre Fiction

Harlequin Heartwarming Larger Print

He's a danger to everything she holds dear With his unruly dog, big-city airs, and obvious ignorance of the Lake District and its traditions, Will Devlin is Chrissie Marsh's worst nightmare. There's nothing the shepherdess loves more than the land she lives and works on, and nothing she hates more than the tourists who threaten it. Except Will isn't a tourist; he's her new neighbor. And he intends to turn her hallowed fells into a playground for people on holiday. But when he keeps showing up at her farm to offer—and ask for—help, she realizes she'll need to put a stop to her own feelings before she can even try to stop him.

Shadow on the Fells (Creatures Great and Small, 4)

Can this single dad rise to the challenge? Luke Travis may be a father, but he’s never really been a dad to Ben. When the nine-year-old enrolls at the boarding school where Luke works, Luke knows it’s time to step up. Except his son wants nothing to do with him. And then there’s Kat Molloy, the child therapist whose “help” conflicts with everything he believes about raising kids. Some part of him realizes they both want what’s best for Ben—and that same part of him wonders why he’s so drawn to Kat despite their differences. But Luke can’t risk letting romance get in the way of his relationship with his son…

A Father's Pledge (Songs of the Sea, 2)

Lucy McTavish has loved Daniel Brown since they were children, and he returned her feelings from the very first. His home, a farm in the English countryside, was a refuge from her unhappy childhood, his heart a shelter for her own. Daniel said they'd always be together—but that's a promise he's unable to keep....  Angry and grieving, Lucy goes to London and prepares to move on with her life. But Daniel is never far from her thoughts. Then one morning she meets a stranger in the park. The connection between them is immediate and powerful, and in the days that follow, Lucy knows Daniel has kept his promise after all.

A Heartbeat Away

Romance

Contemporary

Harlequin Everlasting Love

She’s looking for a future… But he can’t forget the past Danger is a part of everyday life for fisherman Tom Roberts, but nothing prepares him for the loss of his brother—or the role Ali Nicholas plays in the tragedy. Struggling between grief and his feelings for Ali, Tom’s heart is divided. Then Ali learns she’s pregnant… Can the baby help Tom and Ali find forgiveness?

A Home for Her Baby (Songs of the Sea, 3)

This is the first book to provide a comparative exploration of the gendered and sexual body in Mozambican literature, engaging with the work of six authors spanning different generations, styles and aesthetics. The study begins by providing a detailed and innovative survey of the dynamics of gender, sexuality and power in the Portuguese colonial and Mozambican post-independence contexts, from the nineteenth century to the turn of the millennium. This initial investigation provides the sociohistorical backdrop for in-depth analyses of representations, uses and subversions of the body in poetry and prose fiction by José Craveirinha, Noémia de Sousa, Lília Momplé, Ungulani Ba Ka Khosa, Paulina Chiziane and Suleiman Cassamo. Using a wide and interdisciplinary range of theoretical frameworks, the book offers a fresh and creative new perspective on Mozambican history, political life and literary output.

Battleground Bodies: Gender and Sexuality in Mozambican Literature (Reconfiguring Identities in the Portuguese-Speaking World)

History & Criticism

Peter Lang Ltd, International Academic Publishers

"There was a fire," began Vee in a hushed tone. "She was trying to save her horse and the roof collapsed...." "What!! They both died?" Tilly felt as if she was choiking, as if the smoke from that long ago fire was suffocating her too. An image of Bess's face flashed into her mind, nut brown and smiling. A face that Tilly had seen just yesterday! A fire that she had just experienced, that had even singed the coat of her beloved horse Sunny! But the fire that Vee was talking about happened 20 years ago... and had taken Bess with it! How could that be? Tilly has to find out! ---- from the back cover of Fears and Phantoms -- as Tilly must do, read the book and discover the mystery of the the Phantom Fire and Bess.....

Fears and Phantoms

PONY

Laura's recurring nightmares, they are always the same. She and her horse, Aladdin, are chased by a malevolent creature that she can sense, but not see. Her dreams started after she discovered a cave deep in the woods....

Dreams or Demons

Pony Club

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