![]() ![]() Uncover the story of the bunker, from its takeover by Polish rebels to the ultimate fate of its inhabitants. Who is he? Will you be able to find him?ĭescend into the retro futuristic bunker where advanced, industrial technology is intertwined with mysterious, Slavic pagan imagery and explore the underground city hidden within. He’s searching for an unknown man from a photograph his mother cherished. You play as Szymon, a 12-year-old boy who’s just discovered a massive Nazi bunker while wandering the barren, nuclear wasteland of Poland after his mother’s death. In the aftermath, the heart of Europe remains shrouded in the mystery of complete destruction and deadly radiation, inaccessible to the rest of the world. The war persisted for 20 more years only to end in flames when the Nazis launched nuclear missiles on most of Europe. ![]()
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![]() ![]() But as carefully guarded secrets unravel and deadly enemies hunt them both, they must fight to keep a love that’s worth sacrificing everything. ![]() Thrown together by deceptions and peril, the spy from the wrong end of London and the lady who can never be his fall head over heels into an impassioned affair. She never imagined she’d fall for a charming mercenary along the way, but one wicked kiss from Logan is all it takes. Forced to do her father’s bidding to give her sister a chance at a future, she has no choice but to sell the secrets of dangerous men. And yet, there’s something about the midnight-haired temptress that won’t allow him to walk away. Learn her secrets and then never see her again. Discover the English Audiobook at Audible. His next mission? Seducing a beauty with ties to the villains he’s out to destroy. Suttons Secrets as its meant to be heard, narrated by Marian Hussey, Cornell Collins. He’s a nameless enigma prowling the streets to keep the innocent safe. Logan Sutton lives in the shadowy underworld of London, rooting out evil before it can strike. ![]() ![]() ![]() His discursive style also enables him to take on everything from Kit Carson’s reputation to a personal philosophy of mask wearing and his disdain for guys whose vehicles “growl, roar or vroom in any way louder than is necessary.” ![]() “My books are usually an excuse to work out the life questions that are concerning me in the moment,” Offerman says. It’s an exploration of our relationship to the land and the creatures that inhabit it - what it is now and what it should be - often incorporating the ideas of two different naturalists, John Muir and Aldo Leopold. In his latest book, “ Where the Deer and the Antelope Play,” Nick Offerman describes a number of memorable nature rambles: hiking Glacier National Park with a couple of pals who happen to be Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy and Booker Prize-winning author George Saunders pitching in on an English farm with shepherd-turned-author James Rebanks roaming the Southwest with his wife, actress Megan Mullally.īut the book is more than a name-droppy road trip. If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from, whose fees support independent bookstores. ![]() ![]() ![]() She knew that now, and she had to find a way to escape. Her arm ached, the injury to her limb nothing compared to the damage that had been done to her sense of trust. Maybe this was a dream and she would wake up engaged to the man she’d thought she was marrying, instead of someone capable of hurting the people she loved. The woman gestured for her to follow, and they began jogging through clusters of people who all seemed to be standing still.īrooke’s head was throbbing, questions swarming like bees. “Right.” She picked it up from her dressing table and slid the comb into her hair. ![]() I’ll pick you up at the airport.” She hung up the phone and forced the annoyed expression from her face, replacing it with a smile before she turned back around. ![]() ![]() “I can’t go into details now, but it’s really important. The woman just stared at her and raised an eyebrow.īrooke stood and turned her back to the woman. “Give me some privacy, please,” Brooke said. The woman shook her head, walked in, and put one hand on her hip, leveling her stare at Brooke. We go live in two minutes.”īrooke took the phone away from her ear. “Miss Barrons, you need to come to the set now.” I sent you an email with the details and…”Ī knock at the door and it opened, a tall blonde woman with a clipboard standing there. I made you a reservation to fly into Denver Monday afternoon. It’s really important,” she said, closing her eyes as she exhaled. Brooke nodded, holding the cell phone to her ear as she massaged her sore upper arm. ![]() ![]() ![]() Goodman has also written short stories for several anthologies. Award Honor Book and a Children's Book Council of Australia Notable Book. It has subsequently been translated into 12 languages, and won the 2009 Aurealis Award for the Best Fantasy Novel, is a 2008 James Tiptree, Jr. It was also released in the United States in late December 2008 under the title Eon: Dragoneye Reborn. ![]() The first book in her crossover fantasy duology The Two Pearls of Wisdom was published in Australia and the U.K in mid-2008. In July 2007, her adult crime thriller Killing the Rabbit was published in the United States and was shortlisted for the Davitt Award. Goodman's debut novel Singing the Dogstar Blues (published in Australia 1998, subsequently released in several foreign editions) won an Aurealis Award for best young-adult novel. Singing the Dogstar Blues, Killing the Rabbit, Eona duologyĪlison Goodman (born 12 August 1966) is an Australian writer of books for young adults. ![]() ![]() A young girl growing up in poverty, loosing friendships, stripped of all care from her drug addicted mother and little to no attention from her father. ![]() It only takes the first chapter to understand how difficult Beyah’s life has been. One in which I occasionally struggled to connect with, but other times truly respected the closed off behaviour of Beyah Grim. ![]() This story definitely follows some of the heavier topics I’ve ever read before. Heart Bones piqued my interest with the topic of two people finding themselves involved in a summer fling, masking the pain of their past from completely different lifestyles. ![]() I completely understood how she’s won the title of everyone’s favourite romance author, so I quickly made a purchase of a second book. Colleen Hoover had my heart after reading Ugly Love earlier this year. ![]() ![]() Unleash devastating combos as you topple unstoppable monsters too powerful to go it alone.ĭark Alliance pits players against some of the most legendary monsters from the world of Dungeons & Dragons. Join up to three other friends and fight together in a dynamic co-op experience with explosive real-time combat. Complete missions and vanquish bosses to unlock new skills and earn powerful gear, allowing players to take on even bigger challenges. Each has their own unique playstyle and customizable abilities. Salvatore – Drizzt Do’Urden, Catti-brie, Wulfgar, and Bruenor Battlehammer. Explore the frigid world of Icewind Dale as you vanquish unstoppable bosses, earn powerful gear, and unlock new abilities to take on even bigger challenges.Ĭhoose one of four heroes from best-selling fantasy author R.A. Choose your hero and join up to three other friends to battle legendary monsters. ![]() Now four heroes must beat back the onslaught of creatures and defend against the dark. Frost giants and vengeful dragons roam unchecked through Icewind Dale as invading armies of evil grow stronger every day. Dark Alliance brings to life the world of Dungeons & Dragons in an explosive action brawler filled with real-time combat and dynamic co-op. ![]() ![]() When Ruth and Hal discover that Cally and their daughter are gone, a whole series of doubts and secrets is revealed, and the difference between right and wrong is no longer clear. The arrangement seems perfect for everyone.īut within a day of the baby’s birth, Cally has a change of heart-and engineers a harrowing escape from the hospital with the newborn. The Surrogate is a probing novel about a newly married couple, the surrogate they hire to carry their baby, and the unexpected consequences of their decisions. Their hope rests with Cally, a nineteen-year- old who wants to go to college-but doesn’t have the cash. Ruth is a no-nonsense fortysomething journalist from the Midwest, desperate for a child with her new husband, Hal. ![]() ![]() ![]() I loved it!”-Patry Francis, bestselling author of All the Children Are Home With a collection of vividly rendered characters, this twisty tale will leave you thinking about the true meaning of motherhood long after you turn the last page. “ The Surrogate is a thrilling, high-stakes debut centering on a vulnerable newborn and two women who will do almost anything to claim her as their daughter. The Surrogate: A Novel Toni Halleen Stacey Glemboski & Laurie Catherine Winkel & Andrew Eiden & George Newbern & Lisa Flanagan 9 h 37 min The Surrogate is a thrilling, high-stakes debut centering on a vulnerable newborn and two women who will do almost anything to claim her as their daughter. ![]() ![]() No, it is the hard-working, hard-consuming middle class that feels the annoyance. ![]() Members of the upper class don’t mind broaching the topic of class either, says Fussell, since they know themselves to be on top of the system, securely above the fray. And nor, really, do they want to, the upper classes being perceived, for all their money, as weightless and effete, and the middle classes as slaves of the marketplace, cogs in the bureaucracy, and generally “loathsome in their anxious gentility.” 1 1. “You reveal a great deal about your class,” writes Paul Fussell, “by the amount of annoyance or fury you feel when the subject is brought up.” People of the working class, he explains, generally don’t mind thinking or talking about it, since they know there is little they can do to change their station. ![]() ![]() ![]() The human elements and the changes that occur in character when one endures traumatic events play a central part, equal to the science. The use of science provides a believable explanation for how time travel and the multiverse are feasible through quantum theory. The descriptions of the medieval world are clearly well-researched and highly detailed. Catastrophes occur on both sides, from death and the troubles of coping with a violent and forgotten society of the Middle Ages to the technological issues concerning highly advanced equipment.Ĭrichton seamlessly blends the historical and scientific elements. The second half toggles between the fourteenth and twentieth centuries, detailing the problems of the students who went back and ITC and the student who stayed behind. The first half of the book occurs entirely in modern day at ITC headquarters in the New Mexican desert to the graduates’ archeological sight of Castelgard in France, sponsored by the company. Timeline tells the story of a group of graduate students sent back to medieval France to find their professor whom the technological company ITC previously sent there. His novel Timeline proves that statement is accurate. ![]() ![]() Michael Crichton earned the title of one of the best science fiction authors of the time. ![]() |