Sascha berninger (39 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 468 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Are you planning a trip to the Big Smoke but feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume of things to do, see, and experience? Fear not! "London Asked and Answered" is your comprehensive, handy guidebook, packed with insider knowledge and practical advice. This meticulously curated guide is designed to answer every question that might pop up in your head about visiting London, from planning stages to exploring the city's historic streets.This guide outlines top attractions, hidden gems, and everything in between to help you navigate the city like a seasoned Londoner. Discover neighborhoods that match your style and budget, and feast at the best pubs and restaurants, all recommended based on extensive local knowledge. Ease your travel anxieties with my list of essential apps to download and guides on choosing the right SIM card for your needs. Plus, I've got a dedicated section on British tipping etiquette, so you'll always feel safe when the bill comes.This guide also offers a rundown of recommended hotels for every budget and an exclusive section dedicated to London's vibrant musical scene. So whether you're an ardent history buff, a foodie, a theatre enthusiast, or a curious traveler, London Asked and Answered promises a tailor-made London experience that caters to your every whim.Take the guessing out of your travel planning, pick up "London Asked and Answered," and embark on your unforgettable journey through the city of timeless charm and endless possibility.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. London. November, 1888. The Ripper is done with his work, and the city is learning to breathe again - badly.In 13 separate corners of the city, a red envelope appears. Propped against a breakfast plate. Pressed into a gloved palm on a crowded omnibus. Slipped beneath a door by a hand no servant will admit to. Each envelope contains a single ivory card, printed in crimson: You are invited to dine at Blackthorn House, 9 Vellum Lane, Whitechapel. Your presence is not merely requested. It is required.Vellum Lane does not appear on any map. Blackthorn House should not exist. And their hostess - the devastating, absolute Madame Calvaire - is not a woman in any sense that the word can comfortably hold.She is Death. Wearing flesh for one evening. Curious, as she always is, about the living.13 guests take their seats. They do not know one another. They do not know, yet, why they have been chosen. They know only that the invitation came, that something in them answered it, and that only 1 of them will leave.What they choose to do with the hours between the soup course and the dawn will determine which of them that is.The Thirteenth Chair is a fever-lit, merciless, and strangely beautiful novel about guilt, the weight of the unconfessed, and the singular price of being - in the eyes of something eternal - genuinely interesting.She has set 13 places. She needs only 12. London, 1888. Thirteen strangers are summoned to dine at an address that appears on no map. Their hostess is gracious, patient, and not remotely human. She has set thirteen places. She needs only twelve. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Berninger, Sascha (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In the isolated marsh village of Ashworth-on-Mire, silence is never empty. It listens. It waits. And twelve-year-old Iris Warwick knows when something is wrong long before anyone else dares to admit it.Iris has always seen what others cannot - truths hidden beneath polite smiles, whispers clinging to the fog, and shadows moving where no shadows should be. The villagers call her strange. Her brother Robert is angry at a world that took their father. Her mother Margaret is still living in the long echo of grief. And in a place built on buried sorrow, that grief is about to become something far worse.When the elegant and unsettling Mr. Crowe arrives, he brings with him a terrible gift: wishes. For the desperate, the broken, and the grieving, he offers kindness in its most seductive form - the promise that pain can be undone. But every wish comes at a cost, and in Ashworth-on-Mire, the price is written in flesh, memory, and death.As old wounds split open and the village begins to tear itself apart, Iris must confront a darkness older than the marsh itself - a darkness that feeds on longing, regret, and love twisted into desperation. Because Mr. Crowe does not simply grant what people want.He gives them exactly what will destroy them.Haunting, lyrical, and deeply unsettling, The Dreadful Kindness Of Mr. Crowe is a gothic folk horror novel steeped in dread, grief, and the monstrous consequences of desire. Perfect for readers who love fog-drenched villages, supernatural bargains, eerie children, and beautifully written horror that lingers long after the final page.Some kindness is crueler than malice. In mist-choked Ashworth-on-Mire, Iris sees what others cannot. When Mr. Crowe arrives offering wishes to the grieving, she senses a terrible evil. As each wish turns to horror, her family is pulled into a nightmare of secrets and sorrow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Berninger, Sascha (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In 1320, they buried her alive.Eleonora was a weaver's daughter who dreamed of nothing more than a simple life with the man she loved. But on her wedding night, jealousy and dark magic tore everything away. Tortured alongside her husband, forced to feel his agony through an unholy bond, she watched him die-and then the witches sealed her in a tomb to suffer for eternity.Five hundred years later, she wakes.And she remembers everything.When a group of Victorian occultists breaks the ancient seal, they unleash something that should have stayed buried. Eleonora has been transformed by centuries of darkness and a pact with an entity older than humanity itself. She is no longer the frightened bride who begged for mercy.She is the Blood Queen. And she has a list.As Eleonora hunts the immortal witches who destroyed her life, she gathers an army of the dead, the damned, and the desperate. But the coven that created her has had five centuries to prepare-and they guard secrets that could shatter everything she believes about that terrible night.Some vengeance comes at a price too terrible to pay. Some truths are better left buried.And some monsters are made, not born. They tortured her husband, sealed her in darkness, and called it justice. Five hundred years later, Eleonora clawed her way out. The Blood Queen remembers everything. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Berninger, Sascha (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. London. November, 1888. The Ripper is done with his work, and the city is learning to breathe again - badly.In 13 separate corners of the city, a red envelope appears. Propped against a breakfast plate. Pressed into a gloved palm on a crowded omnibus. Slipped beneath a door by a hand no servant will admit to. Each envelope contains a single ivory card, printed in crimson: You are invited to dine at Blackthorn House, 9 Vellum Lane, Whitechapel. Your presence is not merely requested. It is required.Vellum Lane does not appear on any map. Blackthorn House should not exist. And their hostess - the devastating, absolute Madame Calvaire - is not a woman in any sense that the word can comfortably hold.She is Death. Wearing flesh for one evening. Curious, as she always is, about the living.13 guests take their seats. They do not know one another. They do not know, yet, why they have been chosen. They know only that the invitation came, that something in them answered it, and that only 1 of them will leave.What they choose to do with the hours between the soup course and the dawn will determine which of them that is.The Thirteenth Chair is a fever-lit, merciless, and strangely beautiful novel about guilt, the weight of the unconfessed, and the singular price of being - in the eyes of something eternal - genuinely interesting.She has set 13 places. She needs only 12. London, 1888. Thirteen strangers are summoned to dine at an address that appears on no map. Their hostess is gracious, patient, and not remotely human. She has set thirteen places. She needs only twelve. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Berninger, Sascha (illustrator).…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A LINE WRITTEN IN DEATHEvery seventh generation, one daughter must die before her thirtieth birthday.Sarah Carmichael, a Boston genealogist, has built her career tracing other people's family histories. But when her grandmother dies and leaves her a cryptic journal, Sarah uncovers a horrifying pattern in her own bloodline. For over three centuries, one woman in the Carmichael family has died violently at twenty-nine.With seventeen days until her own thirtieth birthday, Sarah learns the terrible truth. If she dies, the curse is satisfied. If she survives, dozens of her blood relatives-including children-will die in agony over three days, claimed by something no one can see or stop.As her family fractures under the weight of an impossible choice, Sarah races to uncover what really happened to Thomasin Carmichael, the Salem woman whose desperate bargain started it all.To break the curse, Sarah must decide how many lives her own is worth-and whether a line written in death can ever be rewritten. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…