England zum Jahreswechsel 1896/97 – Frederick Greenland und Louisa Balshaw haben zum Hochzeitsempfang nach Upwey House ins idyllisch verschneite Dorset geladen.
Leonid Nikolaevich Andreyev (1871–1919) was a Russian writer, publicist, and playwright, one of the most prominent representatives of Russian modernism of the early 20th century.
Vladimir Galaktionovich Korolenko (1853–1921) was one of the greatest Russian humanist writers, a publicist, a social activist, and a defender of human dignity and freedom.
Alexandra Ivanovna Sokolova (1833–1914) was a Russian writer known before the Revolution under the pseudonym "Sinee Domino" (Blue Domino), the mother of the renowned journalist and columnist Vlasiy Doroshevich.
20 Jahre, 20 Fälle – Jan Beinßens fränkisches KrimijubiläumZwei Brandstiftungen während der Adventszeit im Nürnberger Burgviertel – und zwei tote junge Männer, die an Rauchvergiftung starben.
William Harrison Ainsworth (1805–1882) was an English writer, one of the most popular authors of historical adventure fiction of the 19th century, and a representative of the so-called "Newgate School," which also included Bulwer-Lytton and Benjamin Disraeli.
Una novela de suspense que combina los talentos narrativos de la actriz ganadora de un Óscar, Reese Witherspoon, y del autor superventas internacional, Harlan Coben.
Ein haarsträubend spannender Krimi voller dunkler Geheimnisse und uralter Mythen - der dritte Fall für Leo Asker»Rostiges Grab« ist der dritte Band der düster-atmosphärischen Krimi-Reihe des schwedischen Nr.
Ilya Ilf (1897–1937) and Yevgeny Petrov (1903–1942) were classics of Russian satirical prose and co-authors of legendary novels that created one of the most striking and witty characters in Russian literature: Ostap Bender, the "great schemer," a man of indefatigable wit, ingenuity, and irony.
Maasdamer, Manchego und Messerstiche …Nach fünfzehn Jahren ohne Urlaub gehen Paulinas Eltern auf Weltreise: 176 Tage Kreuzfahrt, 92 Häfen – ein Traum, auf den sie lange gewartet und noch länger gespart haben.
Princess Ekaterina Romanovna Dashkova (1744–1810) was one of the most prominent and extraordinary women of the 18th century, a figure in Russian culture, literature, and education, a close associate of Catherine II, and one of the first women to hold a high government position in Europe.
