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La délicatesse du bonheur (Romans Terres de France)
Par Marie-France Desmaray. 2023
Revenue en Vendée pour régler la succession de sa mère, Louise n'a qu'une envie, retourner sur ses terres du Manitoba…
et retrouver ses enfants. De l'autre côté de l'océan, Rose, sa fille, se sent seule sans sa mère. Si elle a tout pour être heureuse, une belle maison à Saint-Boniface, un mari aimant et trois adorables enfants, elle regrette d'avoir abandonné ses rêves de devenir journaliste.Les chroniques de Bond Street: romans (Les chroniques de Bond Street #2)
Par M. C Beaton. 2022
Deux histoires dont l'action se situe à Londres au XIXe siècle et met en scène des aristocrates désargentés. Dans la…
première, Mrs Budley tente de voler le marquis de Peterhouse en se faisant passer pour son héritière. Dans la seconde, Sir Philip invite Miss Budge, sa nouvelle conquête, à séjourner à l'hôtel, mais ses compagnons imaginent un stratagème pour évincer cette femme cupide.L'ombre du lilas (Terre de poche)
Par Bernard Duporge. 2022
Les événements de la Révolution française n'atteignent pas Marie, bergère dans la lande, préoccupée par un mal-être qui la ronge…
et l'habite. Pour contrarier ce qui s'apparente à une malédiction, elle tente de fuir en Martinique, mais rien ne change. C'est finalement vers les lieux de son enfance qu'elle se tourne pour trouver une solution.Le tablier bleu (Terre de poche)
Par Michèle Thoulon-Languet. 2022
Mademoiselle Saint-Just, appelée la Yute, ne s'intéresse pas aux hommes et le fait savoir. Conteuse, guérisseuse, elle est la mère…
occasionnelle d'enfants que l'administration lui confie. Des années plus tard, elle raconte ce que chacun lui a fait vivre et toute l'affection qu'elle leur a donnée.Her adventures in temptation (School for Scoundrels #3)
Par Megan Frampton. 2024
In this newest addition to the School for Scoundrels series, Simeon Jones and Lady Myrtle Allen tell all the ton…
that they are engaged to be wed, fully knowing that once the season is over they will quietly part ways. They each have their reasons, but neither expected love to tempt them into turning a pretense into reality! Simeon Jones has a secret—he is soft-hearted. Despite his scandalous exterior, he will quietly give money to orphans (after all, he was one himself), animals, and damsels in distress. One such damsel is Lady Myrtle Allen—but it's not her funds that are lacking, but rather she needs to get to London—fast. And so begins a wild adventure. First, the pair tells all the ton that they are engaged to be wed—how else to prevent scandal once they are found together—alone! They plan to carry out this deception, fully knowing that once the season is over, they will quietly part ways. But then, they discover that they have fallen in love, which was definitely not part of their plan! Can this scandalous man and adventurous woman turn this pretense into reality?More than forty selections, most written by twentieth-century authors such as Robinson Jeffers, John Steinbeck, Jack Schaefer, N. Scott Momaday,…
Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, Gary Snyder, Louis L'Amour, Rick Bass, William Kittredge, Denise Chavez, Amy Tan, and Sam Shepard. Includes chronology of events and suggested reading. Strong language and some violence. 1999Held: A Novel
Par Anne Michaels. 2023
INSTANT NATIONAL BESTSELLERA breathtaking and mysterious new novel from the beloved Anne Michaels, internationally bestselling author of Fugitive Pieces and…
The Winter Vault.1917. On a battlefield near the River Aisne, John lies in the aftermath of a blast, unable to move or feel his legs. Struggling to focus his thoughts, he is lost to memory—a chance encounter in a pub by a railway, a hot bath with his lover on a winter night, his childhood on a faraway coast—as the snow falls.1920. John has returned from war to North Yorkshire, near another river—alive, but not whole. Reunited with Helena, an artist, he reopens his photography business and endeavours to keep on living. But the past erupts insistently into the present, as ghosts begin to surface in his pictures: ghosts whose messages he cannot understand. So begins a narrative that spans four generations, moments of connection and consequence igniting and re-igniting as the century unfolds. In luminous moments of desire, comprehension, longing, and transcendence, the sparks fly upward, working their transformations decades later. This resonance through time—not only of actions but also of feelings and perceptions—desire in its many forms—are at the heart of this novel’s profound investigation. Held is a deeply affecting and intensely beautiful novel, full of unforgettable characters and imagery, wisdom and compassion. It explores the deepest mysteries, and the ways in which desire in its many forms—and perhaps the deepest desire, to find meaning—manifests itself. Held moves through history to light upon Darwin, Sir Ernest Rutherford, North Sea ganseys, early photography, Ella Mary Leather, modern field hospitals…while lovers find each other and snow drifts down across the centuries. From the WW1 battlefield where the novel begins, and its opening lines, Held is alive with seeking: "We know life is finite. Why should we believe death lasts forever?”Personnages secondaires (La Shop)
Par Jeanne Dompierre. 2023
Lorsque Chrystelle Fournier disparaît un soir de décembre, la vie des femmes qui l’entourent chavire. Ses deux amies d’enfance sont…
hantées par la peur, la culpabilité et les souvenirs douloureux, alors que sa mère se terre derrière un mur de rage et d’amertume. Il y a aussi une serveuse un peu revêche qui préférerait ne jamais avoir été mêlée à tout cela et une jeune journaliste férue d’histoires sordides qui rêve de se faire un nom dans le monde du true crime. Elles réaliseront que la violence est parfois tout près.Lakestone, tome 1 (Lakestone #1)
Par Sarah Rivens. 2024
Dans la tranquillité trompeuse de la ville d'Ewing aux États-Unis, Iris, confinée à la bibliothèque, est plongée dans ses révisions.…
À des kilomètres de là, un mercenaire affronte le froid tranchant de la nuit, aussi glaciale que le cadavre qu'il vient d'enterrer. Ils n'ont rien en commun, pourtant tous deux ont le même objectif : amasser assez d'argent. Iris, pour payer ses frais de scolarité à l'université, le mercenaire, pour mener à bien sa mission. Mission dont elle est la cible. Désormais, son existence est liée à celle de cet homme, une connexion qui éveille en lui curiosité et désir. Arrachée à la vie qu'elle a toujours connue, la jeune étudiante se retrouve à la merci du mercenaire dont l'impulsivité a forgé la réputation, celui qui a été façonné pour tuer... Celui qu'on appelait LakestoneFamily family: A novel
Par Laurie Frankel. 2024
This program includes an author's note read by the author and a conversation between the author and Audie Award–winning narrator…
Patti Murin. ?"Not all stories of adoption are stories of pain and regret. Not even most of them. Why don't we ever get that movie?" India Allwood grew up wanting to be an actor. Armed with a stack of index cards (for research/line memorization/make-shift confetti), she goes from awkward sixteen-year-old to Broadway ingenue to TV superhero. Her new movie is a prestige picture about adoption, but its spin is the same old tired story of tragedy. India is an adoptive mom in real life though. She wants everyone to know there's more to her family than pain and regret. So she does something you should never do — she tells a journalist the truth: it's a bad movie. Soon she's at the center of a media storm, battling accusations from the press and the paparazzi, from protesters on the right and advocates on the left. Her twin ten-year-olds know they need help – and who better to call than family? But that's where it gets really messy because India's not just an adoptive mother... The one thing she knows for sure is what makes a family isn't blood. And it isn't love. No matter how they're formed, the truth about family is this: it's complicated. A Macmillan Audio production from Henry Holt & CompanyRadiant heat
Par Sarah-Jane Collins. 2024
When a catastrophic wildfire suddenly rips through a woman’s hometown, she thinks she is lucky to have survived . .…
. until she finds a dead woman in her driveway, clutching a piece of paper with her name on it. . . . The blaze came out of nowhere one summer afternoon, a wall of fire fed by blustering wind. Yet, somehow, Alison is alive. She rode out the fire on the damp tiles of her bathroom, her entire body swaddled in a wet woolen blanket. As flames crackled around her, the bitter char of eucalyptus settled in the back of her throat, each breath more desperate than the last. The wildfire that devastated the Victoria countryside Alison calls home sets in motion a chain of events that threatens to obliterate the carefully constructed life she is living. When Alison emerges from her sheltering place, she spots a soot-covered cherry red car in her driveway, and in it, a dead woman. Alison has never met Simone Arnold in her life . . . or so she thinks. So what is she doing here? As Alison searches for answers across Australia’s scorched bushlands, she soon learns that the fire isn’t the only threat she’s facingThe new naturals
Par Gabriel Bump. 2024
From the Ernest J. Gaines Award-winning author of Everywhere You Don't Belong , a touching, timely novel—called a "tour de…
force" by Kaitlyn Greenidge ( Libertie ) and "wry and astonishing" by Publishers Weekly —about an attempt to found an underground utopia and the interwoven stories of those drawn to it. *Included in Fall Preview & Most-Anticipated Lists: New York Times , Washington Post , The Boston Globe , Vulture.com, ELLE.com, The Millions , and Lit Hub* An abandoned restaurant on a hill off the highway in Western Massachusetts doesn't look like much. But to Rio, a young Black woman bereft after the loss of her newborn child, this hill becomes more than a safe haven—it becomes a place to start over. She convinces her husband to help her construct a society underground, somewhere safe, somewhere everyone can feel loved, wanted, and accepted, where the children learn actual history, where everyone has an equal shot. She locates a Benefactor and soon their utopia begins to take shape. Two unhoused men hear about it and immediately begin their journey by bus from Chicago to get there. A young and disillusioned journalist stumbles upon it and wants in. And a former soccer player, having lost his footing in society, is persuaded to check it out too. But no matter how much these people all yearn for meaning and a sanctuary from the existential dread of life above the surface, what happens if this new society can't actually work? What then? From one of the most exciting new literary voices out there, The New Naturals is fresh and deeply perceptive, capturing the absurdity of life in the 21st century, for readers of Paul Beatty's The Sellout and Jennifer Egan's The Candy House . In this remarkable feat of imagination, Bump shows us that, ultimately, it is our love for and connection to each other that will save usThe lady thief of belgravia: An unforgettable page-turner set in victorian london
Par Allison Grey. 2024
A notorious thief joins up with Belgravia's most eligible gentleman to steal for Queen and country... London, 1879. Della Rose…
scans the crowds until she finds her target. A well-dressed gentleman with a fine gold watch. Stealing it will be easy. Everyone knows she has the quickest hands in the notorious Seven Dials. The gentleman's name is Cole Winthrop and he's been watching her for a while, waiting to see whether the scandalous things people say about her are true. Because if they are, he needs her help. Something was stolen from him long ago. And only a thief can get it back. But to do so, Della must first learn how to walk, talk, ride and flirt like a lady. Only then will she be welcomed into Cole's glamorous world of lavish balls and high tea – and catch the eye of the villainous Duke of Salisbury, so she can crack his safe and steal its mysterious contents. When Cole finally trusts her enough to reveal his greatest secret, Della understands that completing the job is about more than earning the money to start a new life. The safety of the entire country rests on her shoulders. And this thief won't let a small matter of falling in love get in her way... With irresistible charm, sparkling romance and an unforgettable heroine, The Lady Thief of Belgravia will delight fans of Evie Dunmore, Minerva Spencer and Julia Quinn's BridgertonNée sous une insondable étoile: roman (Reliefs)
Par Claire Bergeron. 2023
Vancouver, 1916. Auguste Destremont, riche armateur, et sa femme, Rosalyne, forment un couple heureux, auquel il ne manquait qu'un enfant…
pour être comblé. Après dix ans de mariage, Rosalyne donne enfin naissance à une petite fille. De santé fragile, la nouvelle maman a recours à une nourrice, qui vient habiter sous leur toit avec son poupon. Elle y veille tendrement sur les petites tandis que Rosalyne reprend des forces. Un matin, des pleurs persistants se font entendre chez la nourrice... Les Destremont, alertés par une employée, s'y précipitent. Le sol se dérobe sous leurs pieds... La scène qui s'offre à leurs yeux changera leur avenir à jamaisJumeau jumelle (Récit)
Par Marisol Drouin. 2023
C'est un livre qui a été repris tant de fois, qui a déjà compté un millier de pages raturées. Et…
si c'était le dernier ? On y entre dans le temps du livre et dans le temps de la maladie : deux pièges monstrueux. Alors qu'une géante rouge grandit au centre du crâne de son frère, l'autrice tente de contenir les éclats de sa pensée. Son miroir jumeau lui renvoie les souvenirs de l'enfance, tout ce qui en elle a désiré que la vie soit magnifiée, sublimée. Elle n'a de cesse de réécrire encore et encore l'expérience de la peur et de la fragilitéJ'avoue que j'y ai cru: roman
Par Yves Chevrier. 2018
Voué autant par son coeur que par la volonté parentale à une vie de prêtrise, le narrateur décide très jeune…
de suivre la voie de Dieu. C'est la fin des années cinquante, moment charnière où la société québécoise se libéralise, alors que l'Église cherche désespérément à retenir ses ouailles.Revenant sur les années formatrices de sa vie, le narrateur raconte le paradoxe du curé anticlérical qu'il est devenu. Cette chronique toute personnelle prend, sans prétention, les dimensions d'une peinture sociohistorique du Québec et de l'Église au moment où le peuple canadien-français fait le pas vers ce qu'il est convenu d'appeler la modernité.Yves Chevrier offre une perspective unique à ce pan de l'histoire québécoise, donnant à voir cette implosion de l'Église de l'intérieur.J'avoue que j'y ai cru est un roman d'initiation double, celle d'un jeune homme et celle d'un peuple, livré avec fraîcheur et finesseAvec Troubles, nos ombres, Jennifer Bélanger aménage un espace sécuritaire où peuvent s'exprimer librement les personnes LGBTQ2IA+, hors des injonctions…
au bonheur et à la célébration. Ici, les ombres sont invitées à troubler la parole, avec leurs bagages remplis d'enfances difficiles, de traumatismes sociaux, de violences conjugales et de blessures encore vives qu'il importe de nommer pour valoriser nos expériences singulières, plurielles, complexesDes âmes consolées (10-18 #5837)
Par Mary Lawson. 2023
À Solace, dans l'Ontario, Clara, 7 ans, attend le retour de sa soeur tout en espionnant le nouveau voisin, Liam…
Kane. Ce dernier a hérité de la maison d'Elizabeth Orchard, une vieille femme en fin de vie qui cherche à expier une faute commise trente ans auparavant. À peine installé, Liam reçoit la visite de la police qui l'accuse d'un meurtreThe dancer's promise
Par Olivia Horrox. 2024
'Oh my gosh! What a beautifully written story!... I totally loved it... I literally could not stop reading... This is…
a must if you like historical fiction!!' Reader review 5 stars 'A beautifully written and evocative story of love and loss, of family and redemption, that swept me away.' Rachel Burton, author of The Last Party at Silverton Hall When their father loses the family fortune, and their mother locks herself away, sisters Grace and Clementine are left to raise themselves in a grand London house that is slowly falling apart around them. Each of them is determined to one day restore their fortunes and their family name and make a promise to do just that. Clementine dreams of being a star on stage, a celebrated ballerina who will tour the world, earning fame and fortune. She is adamant she won't put her fate into a man's hands but take charge of it herself. Grace, in contrast, sees security in a good marriage. Their eligible new American neighbour, with wealth, charm and looks, seems like the perfect match. But when Clementine falls unexpectedly in love, it throws both sisters' lives into turmoil and forces each of them to ask if they are prepared to break their promise for a chance at true love... A beautifully imagined historical novel about the bond between sisters and a changing world. Perfect for fans of Tracy Rees, Lucinda Riley and Kate Morton. Readers love The Dancer's Promise : ' Brilliant ... I loved the characters Grace and Clementine a true story of sisterly love and support in such difficult times... Truly memorable read ... touching and inspiring' Reader review 5 stars ' What a treat! With its mystery element thrown in to enhance the plot, I found the time sped by and I was lost in another time and place ' Reader review 5 starsAu nom du bien-être: roman
Par Dan Bouga Boukari. 2019
Au nom du bien-être est le récit d'un Africain du sud du Sahara qui retrace toutes les vicissitudes de la…
vie des sociétés africaines. La pauvreté, l'immigration clandestine, la gestion chaotique des pays et les conflits armés paraissent comme les principaux problèmes de son temps. Au nom du bien-être personnel ou collectif, chaque acteur de la vie sociale tente, tant bien que mal, de se tirer d'affaire