Category: General Fiction/Classics

No Telling by Adam Thorpe
Requirements: .ePUB Reader | 567 kb
Overview: Set in 1968 in the Parisian suburbs, No Telling is narrated by twelve-year-old Gilles as he approaches his Solemn Communion, puberty, and some sense of the chaos around him. His home is deeply dysfunctional: a dithering mother, a hard-drinking, womanising uncle who becomes his stepfather, and an older sister, Carole – an unbalanced revolutionary who hasn’t danced her ballet steps since the death of their real father. Gilles is blithely unaware that any of this is out of the ordinary, as he and his friend Christophe try and piece together a world from fragments of rumour and hushed adult conversation. There is a deeper trauma here, however, far more shocking than anything Gilles could have dreamt of – a mystery it will take the events of the novel and eight years to resolve.
Genre: Fiction

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Christmas with the Bomb Girls by Daisy Styles (The Bomb Girls #3)
Requirements: ePUB Reader, 813 kB
Overview: Christmas time with our favourite Bomb Girls at the Phoenix Munitions Factory

Christmas time is approaching at the Phoenix Munitions Factory and Gladys, Kitty, Edna and the rest of the Bomb Girls are determined to make this a year to remember.

With Myrtle’s health in decline, Edna’s love life beginning to take flight, a shy new arrival in their midst and continual hard work on the factory floor, life is never quiet in Pendle. But Gladys, back from performing for the troops on the front, is sullen and sad and her friends are sure she is hiding something.

What exactly happened while Gladys was away? Will she be bought back to life by her old friends? And will the Bomb Girls be able to provide a wonderful Christmas all round?
Genre: Historical Fiction

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Dancing Through the Flames by Rebecca Bardelli
Requirements: .ePUB Reader | 197 kb
Overview: Dancing Through the Flames is a collection of poetry that is divided into five chapters. Each chapter will take you on a different journey.
– The flames (hardships) of life
– Dancing through those flames
– How we are each perfectly unique
– Extinguishing the flames
– Having a positive state of mind and thriving after the flames

We must endure the flames. We must dance through the flames. We must accept that we are perfectly unique. We must learn to extinguish the flames so that we can enjoy this gift of life. We must do it. And we will do it because we are survivors.
Genre: Fiction Poetry

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What We Talk About When We Talk About Love by Raymond Carver
Requirements: .ePUB Reader | 2.4 MB
Overview: "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love" is not only the most well-known short story title of the latter part of the 20th century; it has come to stand for an entire aesthetic, the bare-bones prose style for which Raymond Carver became famous. Perhaps, it could be argued, too famous, at least for his fiction’s own good. These stories bear careful re-reading, like any truly important and enduring work. For one thing, Carver is one of the few writers who can make desperation–cutting your ex-wife’s telephone cord in the middle of a conversation, standing on your own roof chunking rocks while a man with no hands takes your picture–deeply funny. Then there is the sheer craft that went into their creation. Despite their seeming simplicity, his tales are as artfully constructed as poems–and like poems, the best of them can make your breath catch in your throat.
Genre: Fiction

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The Outlaw Chronicles Novellas by Angus Donald (#0.5, #2.5, #3.5)
Requirements: epub/mobi Reader 1.2MB
Overview: Angus Donald (born 1965 in China) is a British writer of historical fiction. As of the start of 2015, he has released six books that loosely follow the story of Alan-a-Dale, and others in the series are in prospect.
Genre: Historical Fantasy

0.5. The Rise of Robin Hood: Something is stirring in the heart of Sherwood.
Two desperate young men undertake their first robbery in the tangled depths of a medieval forest. The first is a cut-throat charmer named Robert Odo; the second a gigantic, battle-hardened warrior called John. But, as the novice thieves quickly discover, they are not the only outlaws in Sherwood.

A legend is born in this short-story prequel to Angus Donald’s masterly series The Outlaw Chronicles, perfect for devoted fans and newcomers alike.

2.5. The Betrayal of Father Tuck: With Robert, Earl of Locksley – better known as Robin Hood – away fighting in the Holy Land, Marie-Anne, his beloved countess, is left in England attended by faithful Father Tuck. But old terrors resurface in the Locksley household when the one-time Sheriff of Nottingham, Sir Ralph Murdac, arrives unexpectedly with a terrible demand, and Tuck is forced to weigh his conscience against the call to arms.

3.5. The Hostility of Hanno: Alan Dale, a loyal soldier in the service of The Earl of Locksley, also known as Robin Hood, is part of a vast Christian army seeking to recapture the Holy Land from the Saracen hordes. Wounded and vulnerable, Alan encounters another injured fighter, a shaven-headed Bavarian named Hanno. But will this thuggish killer prove to be Alan’s friend – or his foe?

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