Jude Deveraux
Une mélodie de velours
Pour échapper à Lord Pagnell, Alyx se déguise en garçon et s’enfuit à travers les bois. Elle decient écuyer dans la bande de hors-la-loi du renégat Raine Montgomery qui a remarqué la jolie femme sous le déguisement. Entre eux commence alors un jeu de séduction.
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L’homme fatal
Il s’appelle Steiner. Il se dit psy-chiatre. Lorsque Juliet Osborne, la quarantaine indépendante, le voit entrer, dans sa vie, elle est aussitôt partagée entre l’attirance et la peur. Elle découvrira peu à peu que Steiner n’est pas seulement un Don Juan, un collectionneur de femmes. Expert à jouer des fantasmes féminins, il choisit des victimes en apparence épanouies, mais fragilisées par le mythe de l’éternelle jeunesse. Et c’est ainsi qu’il les mène savamment, méthodiquement, vers leur perte.
For 150 years, the Aga Khans–all lineal descendants of Mohammed–have been the spiritual leaders of the Ismailis, a sect of the Shia Muslims, found primarily in East Africa. This first in-depth biography of the Aga Khans takes a mesmerizing look at a colorful dynasty that is still a recognizable force in world affairs and in the development of the Third World.
The new italians
En Anglais – Italy has seduced generations with its sunshine, landscapes, art treasures and the warmth and vitality of its people, devoted to style, sensuality and the pleasures of life. The reality is less rosy. Italy is as exasperating as it is enchanting. Appalling public services, a rotten political class, the creeping tentacles of the Mafia, the all-forgiving Mother Church and infinitely indulgent ‘mamma’ have long prevented Italians facing up to their collective failings. In ‘The New Italians’, journalist Charles Richards paints a compelling group portrait of the country and people, spanning football to Freemansonry, kickbacks to kidnappings. He concludes that however much things change, the Italians will remain essentially the same, and pull through with their customary ‘brio’.