Michael Crummey 
Flesh and Blood [EPUB ebook] 

What happens when opposites attract?Dedicated Dr Thomas struggles to accept that it’s time to take on a new job: as the Earl of Morton. Not least because, by taking the title, Thomas must accept that …

Pregnant – with her billionaire boss’s baby!Orphaned Leah has never had it easy in life. Desperate for a job she becomes ruthless Italian Giovanni’s housekeeper. What she never expected was their tot …

How to find a bride?Check the guest chamber…!With his father’s ailing health and the weight of the viscount title to inherit, Thomas Grant knows he must marry. Yet searching for a viscountess is more …

Will he agree to her scandalous deal?Tessa returns to billionaire Alexandros’s life with an outrageous emergency request – for his ring! But if he’s going to consider her proposal, he has some condit …

Young, naive Jeananne Cameron is swept into a fantastic new life among Texas oil barons and their Hispanic staff of maids, cooks, bodyguards, and chauffeurs. Her fortunes spiral upward when she marri …

In the gripping spy novel, the hidden machinations orchestrated by governments and corporate giants come to light decades after the fact. Within these pages lies a captivating tale that chronicles th …

It is 1960 and as the SS Uganda steams her way to Africa, tea plantation manager William Fontwell is left wondering why his wife and son are travelling so urgently to see him.On board, Heather and Jo …

A Christmas wedding could be the best mistake for Brooklyn and Patrick!Waking up in Vegas married to her best friend wasn’t part of Brooklyn Hayes’ plan. But here she is in bed, clutching her throbbi …

"Four Short Stories: NANA" by Emile Zola offers a compelling glimpse into French society through a collection of novellas that epitomize realism and naturalism. Set against the backdrop of …

The Man Who Was Thursday is a thriller novel written by English author G.K. Chesterton and released in 1908. The book is also sub-titled A Nightmare, an allegory about the threat of anarchy in turn-o …