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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. He rides under a name that isn't his. She has one year to become someone.In Vale do Boiadeiro, the dust never settles - and neither do the secrets people carry into the arena.Nara Marino has one year to remake herself. Fifty-two weeks to become a woman who can walk into any room and own it - and she's almost there. Then, in the gold light of a Saturday rodeo, she meets a bull rider competing under a name that isn't his.He's the best anyone has seen in a generation. He's also the hidden son of a living legend - a father who swore his boy would never climb into a chute, and who is two hours down the road, certain his son is nowhere near one.What follows is a story told eight seconds at a time: of ambition and inheritance, of first love measured against the thing that could kill you, and of the people who cannot stop - because, as he says of the sport that owns him, "the day it stops is the day it kills me."Set in the heart of Brazil's rodeo country and written by a former Rodeo Queen, The Unstoppables is a sweeping coming-of-age story about courage, identity, and the names we choose to carry. A bull rider competing under a false name. A rodeo queen with one year to remake herself. Set in Brazil's rodeo country and written by a former Rodeo Queen, story about courage, and first love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every door in the old town wears a doll. Ask why, and no one will answer you. Come to the Albanian coast for the cheap wine and the gold evenings, and you'll never notice what the locals do - the little grey teddy bears hung by the neck over every doorway, the garlic braided beside them, the way no one who lives here will look up at the ruined house on the hill after dark. They've kept the same silence for a thousand years, and the same terrible bargain: Feed the hill, and it leaves your children alone. The strangers who climb up there each summer are never really missed. The town looks away. The town has always looked away. It is the price of a paradise, and until now the price has always been someone else's. Nada is a stranger too - a woman the world has spent her whole life learning to look past, who sees what no one else can: the lightless thing wearing a beautiful man's face, the ancient Prince who has fed on this coast since before it had a name, and who has just looked at her and decided she is his. But the season is dying. The house on the hill is starving. And a bargain a thousand years old is about to break - because when the winter closes in and the strangers stop coming, something has to be fed, and the cold is turning, at last, toward the town's own. A gothic vampire novel of dread, desire, and a debt paid in blood. Hope is the last to die. For a thousand years, the locals have kept a terrible bargain with the ruined house on the hill: feed it strangers, and it leaves their children alone.Then Nada arrivesand now the creature has chosen her. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Every door in the old town wears a doll. Ask why, and no one will answer you. Come to the Albanian coast for the cheap wine and the gold evenings, and you'll never notice what the locals do - the little grey teddy bears hung by the neck over every doorway, the garlic braided beside them, the way no one who lives here will look up at the ruined house on the hill after dark. They've kept the same silence for a thousand years, and the same terrible bargain: Feed the hill, and it leaves your children alone. The strangers who climb up there each summer are never really missed. The town looks away. The town has always looked away. It is the price of a paradise, and until now the price has always been someone else's. Nada is a stranger too - a woman the world has spent her whole life learning to look past, who sees what no one else can: the lightless thing wearing a beautiful man's face, the ancient Prince who has fed on this coast since before it had a name, and who has just looked at her and decided she is his. But the season is dying. The house on the hill is starving. And a bargain a thousand years old is about to break - because when the winter closes in and the strangers stop coming, something has to be fed, and the cold is turning, at last, toward the town's own. A gothic vampire novel of dread, desire, and a debt paid in blood. Hope is the last to die.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The folklore was real. All of it.In Evergreen City, magic and technology have lived side by side for three hundred years - enchanted compasses next to charged phones, glowing vegetables beside ordinary ones, and nobody thinks twice. Venus grew up in the old cottage at the forest's edge, where her guardian Evelyn brews remedies and the moss grows where it pleases.Then the guidance arrives - unexpected, unwanted, and impossible to ignore - and Venus learns the truth hiding inside the city's oldest stories: the Black Pyramid at the world's coldest point is real. And something is waking beneath it.With her companions beside her, Venus sets out on a quest that will take her through hunted forests, frozen wastes, and dangers both ancient and digital - to face Maleric and discover what the old magic has been protecting all along.A middle-grade fantasy adventure where spellcraft meets circuitry, Venus: The Black Pyramid is a story about courage, friendship, and finding out that the strangest thing in the old stories might be you.Perfect for readers aged 10-14 who love magic, quests, and heroes who don't know they're heroes yet. In a city where magic and technology share the streets, Venus discovers the old folklore is real and the Black Pyramid at the world's coldest point is waking. A middle-grade fantasy quest of spellcraft, circuitry, and courage. Ages 10-14. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - She investigates stolen memories for a living. She can't explain the one she doesn't remember making.Iris Calloway is a forensic memory investigator - one of the few people alive who can authenticate whether a human memory is real or fabricated. In a world where neural extraction has made privacy obsolete, her work keeps the system honest. Her own mind, by a biological anomaly, can never be read.When a routine authentication job produces an impossible result - a future memory, encoded with her own neural signature, showing a crime that hasn't happened yet - Iris finds herself inside an investigation that leads from the backstreets of Bermondsey to the laboratories of New Geneva, and toward the one sealed space in her own mind she has never been willing to open.The evidence points to MnemoCorp, the corporation that built the technology the world runs on. The trail leads through a stolen predictive model, a dead researcher, and a man named Ashby who has been watching Iris for sixteen years. And at the centre of everything, a five-year-old girl in red shoes - and the memory Iris has been carrying without knowing it.The Memory Market: Borrowed Time is a near-future thriller about the limits of what memory can verify, the cost of what it cannot, and the difference between knowing something and being ready to know it.Perfect for readers of Blake Crouch, Tana French, and Claire North.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. He rides under a name that isn't his. She has one year to become someone.In Vale do Boiadeiro, the dust never settles - and neither do the secrets people carry into the arena.Nara Marino has one year to remake herself. Fifty-two weeks to become a woman who can walk into any room and own it - and she's almost there. Then, in the gold light of a Saturday rodeo, she meets a bull rider competing under a name that isn't his.He's the best anyone has seen in a generation. He's also the hidden son of a living legend - a father who swore his boy would never climb into a chute, and who is two hours down the road, certain his son is nowhere near one.What follows is a story told eight seconds at a time: of ambition and inheritance, of first love measured against the thing that could kill you, and of the people who cannot stop - because, as he says of the sport that owns him, "the day it stops is the day it kills me."Set in the heart of Brazil's rodeo country and written by a former Rodeo Queen, The Unstoppables is a sweeping coming-of-age story about courage, identity, and the names we choose to carry. A bull rider competing under a false name. A rodeo queen with one year to remake herself. Set in Brazil's rodeo country and written by a former Rodeo Queen, story about courage, and first love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. She investigates stolen memories for a living. She can't explain the one she doesn't remember making.Iris Calloway is a forensic memory investigator - one of the few people alive who can authenticate whether a human memory is real or fabricated. In a world where neural extraction has made privacy obsolete, her work keeps the system honest. Her own mind, by a biological anomaly, can never be read.When a routine authentication job produces an impossible result - a future memory, encoded with her own neural signature, showing a crime that hasn't happened yet - Iris finds herself inside an investigation that leads from the backstreets of Bermondsey to the laboratories of New Geneva, and toward the one sealed space in her own mind she has never been willing to open.The evidence points to MnemoCorp, the corporation that built the technology the world runs on. The trail leads through a stolen predictive model, a dead researcher, and a man named Ashby who has been watching Iris for sixteen years. And at the centre of everything, a five-year-old girl in red shoes - and the memory Iris has been carrying without knowing it.The Memory Market: Borrowed Time is a near-future thriller about the limits of what memory can verify, the cost of what it cannot, and the difference between knowing something and being ready to know it.Perfect for readers of Blake Crouch, Tana French, and Claire North. A memory forensics investigator buys an illegal file on the black market. The memory is hers. It shows her committing a murder - nine months from now. A near-future thriller about stolen futures, and buried secrets. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - They stole her body. They never touched her name.Before the chains, there was greatness - African kingdoms of stone and gold, queens who ruled markets and led armies, a whole world the ledgers of empire tried to erase.Aruanda's Children follows the stolen across the Atlantic and into the sugar estates and diamond towns of colonial Brazil:Muxima, silenced by an iron mask but never truly owned.Aqualtune, the Kongo queen who led ten thousand into battle, was enslaved, and founded a free nation that kept no chains.Zumbi, born free, stolen into the Church, and returned as the king an empire could not kill.It does not flinch from the truth of the transatlantic slave trade and Brazilian slavery - but it refuses to let suffering be the last word. Because across the water lies Aruanda, the ancestral homeland of the dead, where the branded are made whole, the sundered are reunited, and no name is ever lost.Braiding real history - Aqualtune, Zumbi, Ganga Zumba, Dandara, Chica da Silva - with unforgettable invented lives, Aruanda's Children is a sweeping, lyrical epic of African greatness, unflinching truth, and the long road home. It honours every side of a painful history - without hatred, and with justice.A story of dignity, resistance, and return, for everyone the world tried to forget.Die standing. Do not live on your knees.Perfect for readers of The Underground Railroad, Homegoing, Beloved, and The Book of Night Women.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The folklore was real. All of it.In Evergreen City, magic and technology have lived side by side for three hundred years - enchanted compasses next to charged phones, glowing vegetables beside ordinary ones, and nobody thinks twice. Venus grew up in the old cottage at the forest's edge, where her guardian Evelyn brews remedies and the moss grows where it pleases.Then the guidance arrives - unexpected, unwanted, and impossible to ignore - and Venus learns the truth hiding inside the city's oldest stories: the Black Pyramid at the world's coldest point is real. And something is waking beneath it.With her companions beside her, Venus sets out on a quest that will take her through hunted forests, frozen wastes, and dangers both ancient and digital - to face Maleric and discover what the old magic has been protecting all along.A middle-grade fantasy adventure where spellcraft meets circuitry, Venus: The Black Pyramid is a story about courage, friendship, and finding out that the strangest thing in the old stories might be you.Perfect for readers aged 10-14 who love magic, quests, and heroes who don't know they're heroes yet. In a city where magic and technology share the streets, Venus discovers the old folklore is real and the Black Pyramid at the world's coldest point is waking. A middle-grade fantasy quest of spellcraft, circuitry, and courage. Ages 10-14. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every door in the old town wears a doll. Ask why, and no one will answer you. Come to the Albanian coast for the cheap wine and the gold evenings, and you'll never notice what the locals do - the little grey teddy bears hung by the neck over every doorway, the garlic braided beside them, the way no one who lives here will look up at the ruined house on the hill after dark. They've kept the same silence for a thousand years, and the same terrible bargain: Feed the hill, and it leaves your children alone. The strangers who climb up there each summer are never really missed. The town looks away. The town has always looked away. It is the price of a paradise, and until now the price has always been someone else's. Nada is a stranger too - a woman the world has spent her whole life learning to look past, who sees what no one else can: the lightless thing wearing a beautiful man's face, the ancient Prince who has fed on this coast since before it had a name, and who has just looked at her and decided she is his. But the season is dying. The house on the hill is starving. And a bargain a thousand years old is about to break - because when the winter closes in and the strangers stop coming, something has to be fed, and the cold is turning, at last, toward the town's own. A gothic vampire novel of dread, desire, and a debt paid in blood. Hope is the last to die. For a thousand years, the locals have kept a terrible bargain with the ruined house on the hill: feed it strangers, and it leaves their children alone.Then Nada arrivesand now the creature has chosen her. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. He rides under a name that isn't his. She has one year to become someone.In Vale do Boiadeiro, the dust never settles - and neither do the secrets people carry into the arena.Nara Marino has one year to remake herself. Fifty-two weeks to become a woman who can walk into any room and own it - and she's almost there. Then, in the gold light of a Saturday rodeo, she meets a bull rider competing under a name that isn't his.He's the best anyone has seen in a generation. He's also the hidden son of a living legend - a father who swore his boy would never climb into a chute, and who is two hours down the road, certain his son is nowhere near one.What follows is a story told eight seconds at a time: of ambition and inheritance, of first love measured against the thing that could kill you, and of the people who cannot stop - because, as he says of the sport that owns him, "the day it stops is the day it kills me."Set in the heart of Brazil's rodeo country and written by a former Rodeo Queen, The Unstoppables is a sweeping coming-of-age story about courage, identity, and the names we choose to carry. A bull rider competing under a false name. A rodeo queen with one year to remake herself. Set in Brazil's rodeo country and written by a former Rodeo Queen, story about courage, and first love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every door in the old town wears a doll. Ask why, and no one will answer you. Come to the Albanian coast for the cheap wine and the gold evenings, and you'll never notice what the locals do - the little grey teddy bears hung by the neck over every doorway, the garlic braided beside them, the way no one who lives here will look up at the ruined house on the hill after dark. They've kept the same silence for a thousand years, and the same terrible bargain: Feed the hill, and it leaves your children alone. The strangers who climb up there each summer are never really missed. The town looks away. The town has always looked away. It is the price of a paradise, and until now the price has always been someone else's. Nada is a stranger too - a woman the world has spent her whole life learning to look past, who sees what no one else can: the lightless thing wearing a beautiful man's face, the ancient Prince who has fed on this coast since before it had a name, and who has just looked at her and decided she is his. But the season is dying. The house on the hill is starving. And a bargain a thousand years old is about to break - because when the winter closes in and the strangers stop coming, something has to be fed, and the cold is turning, at last, toward the town's own. A gothic vampire novel of dread, desire, and a debt paid in blood. Hope is the last to die. For a thousand years, the locals have kept a terrible bargain with the ruined house on the hill: feed it strangers, and it leaves their children alone.Then Nada arrivesand now the creature has chosen her. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. She investigates stolen memories for a living. She can't explain the one she doesn't remember making.Iris Calloway is a forensic memory investigator - one of the few people alive who can authenticate whether a human memory is real or fabricated. In a world where neural extraction has made privacy obsolete, her work keeps the system honest. Her own mind, by a biological anomaly, can never be read.When a routine authentication job produces an impossible result - a future memory, encoded with her own neural signature, showing a crime that hasn't happened yet - Iris finds herself inside an investigation that leads from the backstreets of Bermondsey to the laboratories of New Geneva, and toward the one sealed space in her own mind she has never been willing to open.The evidence points to MnemoCorp, the corporation that built the technology the world runs on. The trail leads through a stolen predictive model, a dead researcher, and a man named Ashby who has been watching Iris for sixteen years. And at the centre of everything, a five-year-old girl in red shoes - and the memory Iris has been carrying without knowing it.The Memory Market: Borrowed Time is a near-future thriller about the limits of what memory can verify, the cost of what it cannot, and the difference between knowing something and being ready to know it.Perfect for readers of Blake Crouch, Tana French, and Claire North. A memory forensics investigator buys an illegal file on the black market. The memory is hers. It shows her committing a murder - nine months from now. A near-future thriller about stolen futures, and buried secrets. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some inheritances are not gifts. They are summons.When Lena's grandmother dies, she leaves behind a single olive wood box and a village in the Greek hills that Lena has never seen. What begins as a reluctant journey to settle an estate becomes something older and far less negotiable: the grove above the village remembers her bloodline - and it has been waiting.Beneath the whitewashed resort and the shuttered houses lies a pact as old as the land itself, kept by generations of women whose names the village has forgotten but the stone has not. As the boundaries weaken and something ancient begins leaving its mark on doors after dark, Lena must decide what she is willing to become to hold the line her grandmother held before her.A mythological horror novel rooted in Greek folklore, The Keeper's Blood is the first book in The Land Remembers series - a story of inheritance, memory, and the price of belonging to a place that will not let you go.The land remembers. Soon, so will she.…