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Der Weg zum Glück war lange und steinig für den Vampirkrieger Zsadist. Erst bei der Bruderschaft BLACK DAGGER fand der ehemalige Blutsklave ein Zuhause, eine Bestimmung und in der schönen Bella seine große Liebe. Als die beiden dann auch noch Eltern der bezaubernden Nalla wurden, gingen für Zadist alle Wünsche in Erfüllung. Doch nun ist Nalla erwachsen, und die Bruderschaft sieht sich neuen Bedrohungen gegenüber. Als Nalla sich dann auch noch verliebt, steht das gefährlichste Mitglied der Bruderschaft vor einer geradezu unlösbaren Aufgabe: das Herz seiner Tochter zu beschützen ...

This seasonal novel by the bestselling author of the Black Dagger Brotherhood series introduces readers to a fresh narrative filled with engaging characters and captivating themes. The story promises to blend elements of romance and adventure, set against a backdrop that celebrates the spirit of the season. With the author's signature style, readers can expect a compelling journey that resonates with both new fans and longtime followers of the series.

The thrilling and highly anticipated next instalment in the bestselling Black Dagger Brotherhood series!

The hotly anticipated thrilling conclusion of the Lair of the Wolven series from the No. 1 New York Times bestselling author J.R. Ward.

This book looks at the area surrounding the English town of Buxton, highlighting the historical and geographical significance of the nearby caves, barrows, and other ancient remains. With expert commentary on the physical remnants of the past, Ancient Remains Near Buxton provides a fascinating examination of the area's historical significance and its people.

This memoir by John Ward, a successful attorney in Arkansas, tells of his Christian conversion and his subsequent trips to Asia and South America on behalf of Gideons International while continuing his work as a circuit court judge.

Continuing the saga of the Black Dagger Brotherhood, this latest installment delves deeper into the lives and struggles of the vampire warriors. Readers can expect intense action, complex relationships, and the exploration of themes like loyalty and sacrifice. As the Brotherhood faces new challenges, the bonds between characters are tested, leading to unexpected revelations and heightened stakes. Fans of the series will find familiar faces and new twists that keep the narrative fresh and engaging.

As Tommy approaches his 13th birthday, he reluctantly embarks on a trip to Mt. Hope, Kansas, to celebrate with his grandparents. Initially frustrated by the small-town setting, he soon encounters unsettling experiences and eerie sightings that suggest something sinister lurks in the familiar surroundings. As the trip unfolds, Tommy's curiosity about the presence of monsters leads him to uncover terrifying truths, transforming his birthday into a nightmarish adventure.

In Last Poem for Sarah & Other Poems, John Powell Ward, now at the age of eighty-five and in the seventh decade of his career, offers memorable work on a twentieth century life and recollections of Wales. Most poignant is his commentary on grief in the titular elegy for his late wife, Sarah.