Hope: 1476 books

Mindy aspettava questo concerto da mesi. E quando l'annunciatore si avvicinò al microfono e disse: "Signore e signori, per favore, date il benvenuto a Tammy Sweet!" per poco non saltò fuori dalla sua pelle di gioia. Quando Tammy arrivò al centro del palco sotto le luci dei riflettori,...

Mia adorava il suo lavoro. Scrivere la colonna con I consigli per le persone con I problemi sessuali era il lavoro adatto a lei. Aveva la laurea in terapia e una straordinaria capacità di mettersi nei panni degli altri. Ogni giorno, la sua casella di posta elettronica la salutava con una nuova sfida. Il...

Second String, by Anthony Hope,brings to mind a new tendency in British fiction which has quite been creeping in during the last years of the 19th century; namely, the tendency to concern itself more and more with the social life of middle class people rather than the upper circles. Second String...

What Do You Need to Release to God Today? When troubled thoughts refuse to cease. When all you long for is a sense of peace. When you get tangled up in your worries. When you don’t even have the words to speak the weight you feel. The daily mediations in this book will give language to your...

Me senté en el sofá de cuero duro en la recepción de la oficina. Había otras dos personas esperando allí. Como yo, ellos estaban vestidos profesionalmente, y yo me preguntaba si también estaban aquí para una entrevista. Miré alrededor. La oficina era agradable con las copias habituales de...

Marcie Bennett isn't looking for love, in fact, she avoids it at all cost. The thought of sharing her mundane life with another person exhausts her. Until she decides to move away from her hovering family and pushy friends. She meets not only one sexy guy, but two. Brad, the sweet, helpful neighbor...

A worthy companion to Hope’s Ruritanian romances begun with The Prisoner of Zenda, this 1906 adventure follows unassuming but beautiful Sophy Grouch as she voyages to Paris, and then to the Balkan principality of Kravonia. Only her courage and strong heart will help her survive the intrigue surrounding a mysterious jewel, the Red Star.

Covering years of exploitations and immoral indiscretions, this is, thrilling, imaginatively graphic, addictive, and with a twist of deep black humor. She captures your every emotion throughout.  Vicky Sterling had been born into a world which didn’t want her. She had been adopted into a...

For a quarter of a century, Adrian has lived in the shadows, mourning the death of his soul mate. He has little incentive to leave the isolated community he’s built...until a series of abductions force him out of seclusion and into the arms of the woman he once loved and lost. Emma has spent...

Explicit, extreme and relentless taboo lesbian BDSM and Anal action as her mistress lets Louise get used as a training slave for a new mistress still learning the ropes, literally and metaphorically. Louise is used to being stretched to her limits and today is no different as she is subjected...

Kravonia is a principality to be sought on the map somewhere in the vicinity of Zenda, and is, like most of the states of the mythical group to which it belongs, the sport of diplomatic intrigue. Its prince is sorely beset by enemies, but when he acquires a princess, in the shape of a beautiful English...

In the character of Dolly Foster, British writer Anthony Hope has created an unforgettable embodiment of the turbulent end of the Victorian era. Constrained by old-fashioned conventions but bursting with newfangled ideas, this young woman is the element that ties together all of the vignettes and short tales collected in The Dolly Dialogues.

Anthony Hope's Mrs. Maxon Protests is a novel of female liberation that manages to be unpredictable and flout the conventions of the genre. Protagonist Winnie Maxon has done everything she was supposed to do in life, but finds her husband unbearable and the conventions of married life stifling. Is she strong enough to withstand the social pressure to conform and find true love on her own terms?

Though it definitely breaks the mold of his best-known work, The Prisoner of Zenda, the humorous romp Mr. Witt's Widow was one of English novelist Anthony Hope's most successful books. George Neston finds himself enmeshed in a romantic entanglement with the young, beautiful widow Neaera Witt—but their courtship doesn't go as smoothly as he hoped.