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When her husband’s damaged vision grows worse, Jane Eyre Rochester suggests a trip to an ocular specialist in London. But a night at the opera changes everything! And what seemed like a healing journey becomes a deadly puzzle that Jane must solve if she wants to protect those she loves.

Yorkshire, 1820. Happily married to a country squire and the mother of a young son, Jane Eyre Rochester enjoys an enviable life, one that as an orphan, she could have never dreamed would come true. But when a cryptic letter from her former student arrives—the writer begs for help—Jane will risk everything to save the life of an innocent child.

The ForceField Podcast explores how to build stronger, safer, more resilient rugby players without compromising performance. Hosted for players, coaches, parents and clubs, this podcast sits at the intersection of rugby performance and injury prevention, with a focus on reducing concussion risk, improving recovery, and supporting long-term athlete development. Each episode features insights from: rugby coaches and performance experts, players with real injury and comeback experiences, medical professionals and injury specialists, parents and club leaders shaping the future of the game. We ...

A practical approach to traditional Polish folk practice. Polish Folk Magic is an introductory guide into the folk beliefs, seasonal practices, living ancestral traditions, and authentic folk magic of the West Slavic peoples. With the Polish and Slavic diasporas in mind, Joanna Tarnawska fills...

A Florida vacation. A glittering fashion show. A chilling discovery that turns paradise upside down. Kiki Lowenstein arrives on the Treasure Coast expecting sunshine and family fun—but when a young model is found floating in the resort pool after a dazzling Mermaidcore fashion show, her spring...

Newly arrived in America, Yana spends her days in a series of dead-end service jobs and her nights meeting other immigrants. Working as a doctor in Sofia, Yana's beautiful mother Lily believes she has escaped the dark horrors of her childhood, until she finds herself trapped once more in a violent marriage. And Lily's own mother, Eva, is slowly losing herself in the embroidery of her memories.

A stunning collection of ten thrilling short stories, it’s Shadow Lab, Volume Three!

Hi, I’m Joanna, and this is Life After Meds. If you’re here, you’re probably going through psychiatric drug withdrawal… or you’re trying to understand what someone you love is going through. Either way, I’m really glad you found your way here. After 11 years on all sorts of psychiatric meds, I went through withdrawal myself, and it was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. It took years. This is where I share what I’ve learned, both from my own recovery and from the people I’ve walked with.

Beginning a flower garden is an act of optimism — a quiet decision to collaborate with nature and witness the extraordinary transformation from seed to bloom. New Gardener’s Bloom Guide is a welcoming, practical companion designed specifically for those taking their very first steps into the world of floriculture. Written in an encouraging and accessible voice, this book removes the intimidation often associated with gardening. Complex botanical jargon is replaced with clear, down-to-earth guidance, ensuring that even complete beginners can approach planting with confidence.

There is a unique magic in gathering people outdoors — beneath open skies, surrounded by the textures, fragrances, and changing light of the natural world. Summer Garden Exuberance is a warm and practical guide to creating memorable garden experiences through thoughtful decor, seasonal menus, and meaningful social connection.

In this game, players must fight to survive. The Nyclimes call it tradition. Everyone else calls it a nightmare. Every year, the Nyclimes captures fifty humans and throw them into a twisted, brutal game of survival where the rules are simple: fight to live or die. Contestants must battle in pairs through deadly obstacle courses, brutal puzzles, and blood-soaked combat—while relying on allies they can't always trust. They must find food to prevent starvation at camp while navigating shifting strategies, fragile alliances, and opponents willing to do anything to win.

Romanzo di fantascienza e romanzo femminista, dopo cinquant'anni La female man ( The Female Man , 1975) non ha perso il suo contenuto provocatorio. «La fantascienza è connaturata al pensiero radicale» ha dichiarato l'autrice: «è molto efficace se si vogliono presentare le preoccupazioni di un gruppo marginale, perché queste si collocano in un mondo in cui le cose sono diverse». E niente è più diverso della "female man", un essere che incorpora le caratteristiche di entrambi i sessi, protagonista di questa storia che fin dal titolo appare come un monstrum linguistico.

Welcome to Judging Things, the podcast where opinions are shared freely, laughter is guaranteed, and absolutely nothing is safe from judgment. Each week, three friends take a topic—whether it’s everyday annoyances, pop culture trends, lifestyle choices, or the little things we all secretly have opinions about—and put it on the stand for a fun, completely unofficial verdict.We’re not experts and we’re not here to sway your opinion. Our mission is simple: have fun, share honest reactions, and remind everyone that sometimes judging things is just part of being human. Think of it as ...

Diana's family is nothing like other families. In this funny science-fiction story, this young girl, who is brought up by a robot family, discovers that she's able to return to her human family.

Joanna Baillie, hailed by her contemporaries as a playwright “second only to Shakespeare,” stands out as one of the most celebrated writers of the Romantic Era. Her magnum opus, *The Plays on the Passions*, first published in 1798, is a remarkable multivolume series of tragedies and comedies that delve into the overpowering passions of the human mind. Within this series, *Orra A Tragedy in Five Acts* emerges as a haunting exploration of fear and madness, set against the backdrop of fourteenth-century Switzerland. This gothic melodrama masterfully weaves together elements of psychological ...

Branson, Missouri, the Ozark Mountain mecca of wholesome entertainment, has been home to countless stage shows espousing patriotism and Christianity, welcoming over ten million visitors a year. Some consider it “God’s Country” and others “as close to Hell as anything on Earth.” For Joanna Dee Das, Branson is a political, religious, and cultural harbinger of a certain enduring dream of what America is. She takes Branson more seriously than the light-hearted fun it advertises—and maybe we should too.

Published in 1894, The Untempered Wind catapulted Joanna Wood to international acclaim, quickly establishing her as Canadas highest-paid fiction writer. This poignant novel paints a vivid portrait of village life, weaving together a rich tapestry of characters—from the refined to the rough, the humble to the self-righteous, the virtuous to the wicked. At the heart of the narrative is Myron Holder, a young unwed mother deemed a ‘fallen woman’ by the judgmental villagers. An early reviewer likened Wood to Canada’s Charlotte Brontë for her empathetic portrayal of a woman striving for ...

'The thrill is that you're actually figuring it out on your own. You're engaging with another language, not just parroting it... It's an excellent way to start, and leaves the listener thinking, Hey, Ich kann do dis.' - New Yorker, David Sedaris, humorist and author, on learning Polish with the...

An epidemic of teenage suicides leaves a rural community grieving—and the death toll keeps rising. Can Kiki go undercover as an art teacher at a local high school to help? To clear her calendar, Kiki must juggle multiple obligations and make a tough decision: Can she trust her in-laws (including her alcoholic mother-in-law) to take an out-of-state vacation with her kids? To make everything work, Kiki must move in with her OTHER mother-in-law and that's enough to make Kiki want to commit suicide. Once in place, Kiki suspects these are not just copycat deaths. There's another dynamic at work.

MURDER IS HER MASTERPIECE. What use is a part-time serial killer who doesn't want to kill people? No matter how many rude or irritating potential victims cross her path, Claire can't seem to get her mojo back. Not even the overly chatty woman in the supermarket or the man who stole her...