From Frederick Douglass’s “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” to Hillary Clinton’s “Women’s Rights Are Human Rights” acclaimed writer Tonya Boldern collates, contextualises and critiques fifteen all-American speeches.
Illegitimate, raised in a backwater and often left unsupervised, the daughter of Sense And Sensibility’s Eliza Williams discovers the secret of survival is education. But will she ever unravel the secret of her parentage?
The Mayor Of Dot is a decent man in a respectable Baltic town. His secretary Agatha is beautiful, lonely…and married. But something changes when Agatha’s lunch falls into a fountain.
Both an epic love story and an almighty conflict, this is the story of the shamed, young Prince Patroculus and his friend Achilles — two men both skilful in battle and medicine.
High school sweethearts, best friends, madly in love — well, not anymore! A decade of love has left Rosie and Dom in the kind of rocky relationship that only a marriage boot camp can mend.