Brooke: 716 books

Five stories from top writers of speculative fiction: science fiction, fantasy and the downright strange, stories from the heart, stories to make you think and wonder. The stories in this volume are:   "Filming the Making of the Film of the Making of Fitzcarraldo"...

Contents The Grasshopper Stories by Elizabeth Davis Leavitt (1912) Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch by Alice C. Hegan (1901) The Angel Children by Charlotte M. Higgins (1854) The Blue Bird for Children by Georgette Leblanc and Maurice Maeterlinck (1913) Little Black Sambo by Helen Bannerman Mark Twain's...

A fresh, uncomplicated nineteenth-century adventure with a strong, unconventional amateur detective: escape with Lady Cornbrook into the fun side of history. Cordelia, Lady Cornbrook has lost her husband, her home and she's about to lose her patience. She should have been enjoying a...

Sometimes you only see what you expect to see… It’s July, it’s hot, and it’s chaos as usual in the small town of Upper Glenfield, Lincolnshire, England. Penny May and her excitable dog, Kali, are trying to lead a quiet life. Long country walks, arts and crafts, and meals out with her...

THE SWEETEST SCANDAL Beautiful, exuberant, and stubborn Georgiana Black has more spirit than sense—which she learns when an ultimatum to the Earl of Beckenham at a London ball ends their engagement. Six years later, Georgie is less concerned with impending spinsterhood than with making sure her...

Three best friends. One tragic accident.A heartbreaking novel about friendship, love and sacrifice from R&J bestseller, Amanda Brooke Lucy has been desperate for a new heart for as long as she can remember. But getting the call to say a donor has been found will be a bittersweet relief: because...

Eva is home. Kind of. She's on American soil and that's a start, at least. But nothing about her life outside Dublin feels familiar anymore. Facing the past is a more difficult than Eva anticipated and more dangerous than she could possibly imagine. When Julian discovers the man who almost...

From award-winning author, BROOKE STANTON… After living a lie for almost a decade, Natalie Bloom is finally breaking free. Natalie’s dream of owning a restaurant is about to come true. She’s found the perfect spot in a hip Brooklyn neighborhood and the perfect business partner—gorgeous...

Keeping Secrets in Seattle by Brooke Moss Seattle hairstylist Violet Murphy always knew the day would come when her best friend Gabe Parker would want to settle down. She'd secretly wished it would be with her, but now that he's chosen someone else—the prim, perfect Alycia—he wants Vi to...

The Muse Poet is a collection of poems I’ve written over the course of several years. They reflect my happy moments, lustful desires, deepest secrets, and darkest thoughts…these words are the essence of me; they are my soul. Many of the poems have been inspired by the words of my muse,...

Rupert Brooke had planned to put together a second collection of poetry for the spring of 1915. However he died of blood-poisoning while serving in World War I and this collection was published posthumously in 1915. It includes the celebrated poem "The Old Vicarage, Granchester". (Amazon)

In this enchanting book, Brian Rea (the beloved artist of the New York Times column "Modern Love") illustrates Brooke Smith's poignant poem about the healing power of creativity. A woman in the midst of grief discovers a wonderful secret: she can see words on the wings of butterflies. And...

Surf shop owner Ted Carrol was happy, perhaps for the first time in his life. It was time for him to settle back into a quiet existence in Cully Beach, now with the woman he loved beside him. It was not going to happen. Someone had framed his friend, Chief of Police Bill Cotton. There were rumors...

The November 2012 issue of Hugo Award-winning magazine, Clarkesworld. This issue features the following stories: "(To See the Other) Whole Against the Sky" by E. Catherine Tobler, "Aquatica" by Maggie Clark and "Everything Must Go" by Brooke Wonders. Non-fiction includes an interview with Mark...