Linda Kelly Bücher

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In September 1830, in the aftermath of the July Revolution, one of Europe's most experienced statesmen, Prince Charles Maurice de Talleyrand arrived in London for one last diplomatic mission. Talleyrand immediately found himself at the very centre of Georgian London's political world, mixing with William IV and the Prime Minister the Duke of Wellington as well as other noble figures such as Lord Holland and Earl Grey. English society had not yet acquired the virtuous tone of the Victorian era - the easy-going morals of the Regency period had continued into the reign of William IV and Talleyrand's cool and witty cynicism was equally in tune with the times. Talleyrand had been famous for his love affairs early in his career and, even at the age of 76, he still managed to be the subject of gossip. His niece-by-marriage and reputed mistress Dorothea, Duchesse of Dino, who was almost 40 years younger than him, served as his ambassadress in London and proved to be almost as shrewd a political operator as the diplomat himself. With her trademark sparkling prose, Linda Kelly here introduces us to the glittering world of Georgian high society, seen through the eyes of one of French history's most beguiling figures, Prince Talleyrand.

Set in the Gateway City, a deadly murderer known as the Central West End Ripper, a Keeper vampire, preys on young women while harboring a dark obsession with human blood. His violent acts not only endanger innocent lives but also risk revealing the hidden existence of Freeblood vampires, creating a tense atmosphere of danger and secrecy. The story explores themes of power, predation, and the complexities of vampire society.

Originally published by Carol Publishing Group in 1995.--Title page verso.

Explore diverse themes in this collection of stories, each offering a unique adventure or mystery. From the challenges of adapting to life on another planet in "You Can't Go Back" to the eerie vacation gone wrong in "Gentle Breeze Resort," readers will encounter suspense and intrigue. "Hunted" tests survival instincts against a relentless monster, while "Detour" reflects on the trials of navigation. The psychological depth in "The Dress" questions identity, and "The Big Freeze" delivers chilling isolation. "The Mysteries of Ginny B" combines murder and rescue, while "Honeycomb" surprises with unexpected twists.

A series of three books, arranged by key stage (KS 1, Lower KS2, Upper KS2), to help primary teachers to encourage children to engage in daily physical activity and to keep active throughout the school day.

Inside story of a unique - and highly influential - political salon * Intimate view of some of the greatest figures in nineteenth century politics and culture