Hope: 1476 books

This 1899 novel, of which Hope had a very high opinion, represented a change in his fictional dynamic, from a focus on adventure and intrigue to the no-less riveting dramas of internal conflict and development.  A young king learns the wisdom of self-discipline and restraint as he leads his country through troubled times.

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.

THE BOX TUNNEL BY CHARLES READE MINIONS OF THE MOON BY F. W. ROBINSON THE FOUR-FIFTEEN EXPRESS BY AMELIA B. EDWARDS THE WRONG BLACK BAG BY ANGELO LEWIS THE THREE STRANGERS BY THOMAS HARDY MR. LISMORE AND THE WIDOW BY WILKIE COLLINS THE PHILOSOPHER IN THE APPLE ORCHARD BY ANTHONY HOPE

The story of The God in the Car is of a very special character. Here we find the large canvas of serious life brushed over with a firm hand, relentless in general outlines and details—telling the tragedy of a woman's love and the price that ambition pays for its own gratification. It is said that...

Sir Anthony Hope was a noted playwright and novelist, and though he's still best remembered for ***The Prisoner of Zenda (1894) and its sequel Rupert of Hentzau (1898)***, he wrote dozens of action and adventure novels.

Chloe has been found a job by her Mom's friend at a toyshop for the summer before she starts university. The toyshop turns out not to be the kind that Chloe had expected and the eighteen year old finds herself on a journey of anal awakening; stretching herself to levels and depths she never dreamed...

Mr. Hope's new romance pictures the life of a prince and king under conditions modern, and yet shared by representatives of royalty almost throughout history. The interactions of the people and royalty, the aspirations of the prince, the intrigues surrounding him, the cares of state, and the craving...

"Mr. Anthony Hope is at his best in this new novel. He returns in some measure to the color and atmosphere of 'The Prisoner of Zenda.' ...A strong book, charged with close analysis and exquisite irony; a book full of pathos and moral fiber--in short, a book to be read."--London Chronicle.

Trick or Treat! Get a worm cup of tea, curl by the fire, and enjoy the cold chills of this meticulously edited horror collection, jam-packed with the darkest mysteries, supernatural thrillers and gothic romances: James Malcolm Rymer & Thomas Peckett Prest: Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet...

Sir Anthony Hope was a noted playwright and novelist, and though he's still best remembered for ***The Prisoner of Zenda (1894) and its sequel Rupert of Hentzau (1898)***, he wrote dozens of action and adventure novels.

FEUERWERK DER LEIDENSCHAFT von TARR, HOPE Während New York das neue Jahr mit Böllern und Raketen begrüßt, genießt Becky ihr ganz persönliches erotisches Feuerwerk mit Max: Er ist charmant, unverschämt sexy - und am Morgen verschwunden. Ein klassischer One-Night-Stand, glaubt Becky. Doch da...

Zeit der Hoffnung, Zeit der Liebe? von KRAHN, BETINA Alle Jahre wieder, seit ihr Verlobter starb, würde Claire am liebsten vor dem Weihnachtsfest fliehen! Doch in diesem Jahr landet sie unversehens mit einem faszinierenden Fremden unterm Mistelzweig. Kann sein Kuss sie überzeugen: Vergiss die Vergangenheit...

Eigentlich ist sie Jessy taff, cool und nichts kann sie aus der Ruhe bringen. Doch das wird sich ändern ... Drei Männer waren es, die Jessica heute Morgen in ein dunkles Auto zerrten und von diesem Zeitpunkt an bis aufs Blut reizten. Verdammt, sie wussten mit dem weiblichen Körper umzugehen,...

El salmista dijo en el Salmo 116: 1-2: "Amo al Señor porque oye mis oraciones y las responde. Porque me inclino y escucho, rezaré mientras respire". ¡Aleluya! He dicho que el Señor escucha mis oraciones y las responde. Incluso he llegado a hacer un compromiso de toda la vida para decir:...