Katy Darby Bücher

A delightful journey into the world of Arabic Mythology, and an intriguing look into the mystic realms and powers of the Jinn.The interaction, and collaboration between humans and the Jinn make for fascinating reading. The many battles they jointly undertake to save the world from the dark forces of evil, and particularly the attempts to halt the potential devastation by the progeny of the evil human, turned Jinni, Abbas, will keep you riveted.The journey continues to the modern day where the quest to retain what is morally right, and the fight against corruption and oppression, is paramount.The author has researched the ancient countries, and the multitude of varied characters he introduces will keep you enthralled, to the point where it is difficult to put the book down.

We’re in Oxford, it’s 1887, and a stone’s throw away from the calm cloisters and college spires lies Jericho, a maze of seedy streets and ill-lit taverns, haunted by drunkards, thieves and the lowest sort of brazen female. When, in this den of Victorian inequity, a student of medicine is persuaded to volunteer at a shelter devoted to reforming fallen women, his closest friend feels a gnawing sense of dread. But even he - who has experienced the devastating effect of falling in love with the wrong woman first hand - cannot foresee the macabre and violent events that will unfold around them.

Literární historický román z Anglie 19. století. Teolog Frazer a medik Chapman jsou nadaní studenti a oddaní přátelé. Jejich pouto přetrhne až Chapmanovo šokující rozhodnutí propůjčit své lékařské znalosti osvětě mezi padlými ženami v útulku pro prostitutky. Útulek vede Diana Pelhamová, krásná a tajemná vdova, jejíž minulost je však plná šokujících tajemství. Kdysi stála modelem malíři, který později zemřel za temných okolností. A jak se zapletla s libertinem Vilmotem a jeho otřesně proslulým „pánským klubem“?