第5章 The Haw Lantern

When Jane travels from America to the Australian Outback, she looks forward to adventure, romance, and a new start in life. What she finds is handsome, domineering Scott Farnham--a man whose presence fills her with illicit desire. Scott is aggressively pursuing the wealthy and arrogant Daphne Woolcott, but he makes no secret of his attraction to Jane.In a shocking twist, Scott proposes to Jane instead of Daphne. But as much as she wants him, Jane can't bring herself to trust Scott's intentions. Does he really love her back--or is he only trying to make haughty, beautiful Daphne jealous?

This is a comprehensive look at the stories that make up the Old Testament and the Jewish religion, including the folk tales, apocryphal texts, midrashes, and other little-known documents that the Old Testament and the Torah do not include. In this exhaustive study, Robert graves provides a fascinating account of pre-Biblical texts that have been censored, suppressed, and hidden for centuries, and which now emerge to give us a clearer view of Hebrew myth and religion than ever.Venerable classicist and historian Robert Graves recounts the ancient Hebrew stories, both obscure and familiar, with a rich sense of storytelling, culture, and spirituality. This book is sure to be riveting to students of Jewish or Judeo-Christian history, culture, and religion.

The Cubs and Other Stories is Mario Vargas Llosa's only volume of short fiction available in English. Vargas Llosa's domain is the Peru of male youth and machismo, where life's dramas play themselves out on the soccer field, on the dance floor and on street corners. The title work, The Cubs, tells the story of the carefree boyhood of PP Cuellar and his friends, and of PP's bizarre accident and tragic coming of age. In a candid and perceptive foreword to this collection of early writing, Vargas Llosa provides background to the volume and a unique glimpse into the mind of the artist.

Vivian feels left behind when her older sister, Audra, runs away from home. She believes that Audra will return and pays careful attention to the clues around her. Then, inexplicably, writing begins to appear in a blank notebook. When Audra does come back for Vivian, she's in the company of a strange man. The three of them run away together and practice wilderness survival. While Audra plans for the future, Vivian continues to gather evidence: Who is this mysterious man, and does he have any connection to the words appearing in her notebook? Klickitat is a haunting story, full of atmosphere and awakening, crafted by one of today's most startling literary talents. "The dreamy narration is evocative of The Virgin Suicides…it might be a readalike for E. Lockhart's We Were Liars…"--VOYA

本书为公版书，为不受著作权法限制的作家、艺术家及其它人士发布的作品，供广大读者阅读交流。汇聚授权电子版权。

《爸爸给女儿讲的365夜经典故事》内容丰富，系枕边书“父母给孩子讲的365夜经典故事丛书”之一。全世界的孩子都在用不同的文字，阅读着书里这些流传百年的经典故事。

本书为公版书，为不受著作权法限制的作家、艺术家及其它人士发布的作品，供广大读者阅读交流。汇聚授权电子版权。

青涩蜕变，如今她是能独当一面的女boss，爱了冷泽聿七年，也同样花了七年时间去忘记他。以为是陌路，他突然向他表白，扬言要娶她，她只当他是脑子抽风，他的殷勤她也全都无视。他帮她查她父母的死因，赶走身边情敌，解释当初拒绝她的告别，和故意对她冷漠都是无奈之举。突然爆出她父母的死居然和冷家有丝毫联系，还莫名跳出个公爵未婚夫，扬言要与她履行婚约。峰回路转，破镜还能重圆吗？ PS:我又开新文了，每逢假期必书荒，新文《有你的世界遇到爱》，喜欢我的文的朋友可以来看看，这是重生类现言，对这个题材感兴趣的一定要收藏起来。

青涩蜕变，如今她是能独当一面的女boss，爱了冷泽聿七年，也同样花了七年时间去忘记他。以为是陌路，他突然向他表白，扬言要娶她，她只当他是脑子抽风，他的殷勤她也全都无视。他帮她查她父母的死因，赶走身边情敌，解释当初拒绝她的告别，和故意对她冷漠都是无奈之举。突然爆出她父母的死居然和冷家有丝毫联系，还莫名跳出个公爵未婚夫，扬言要与她履行婚约。峰回路转，破镜还能重圆吗？ PS:我又开新文了，每逢假期必书荒，新文《有你的世界遇到爱》，喜欢我的文的朋友可以来看看，这是重生类现言，对这个题材感兴趣的一定要收藏起来。

“我黏你，是你的荣幸。”“凌烨，你要点脸！”要脸就追不到媳妇了！早在前世，她也是他的妻子。两世相恋，几世修来的福？（第二部是以凌烨的女儿星宝长大后为女主的故事，《遇见你遇见白月光》，云起书院首发）

一场陨石雨，让整个星球陷入混乱之中！弱肉强食、秩序沦丧！地狱在人间！

穿越的穆清云为了承诺毅然踏上逆天之路，寻找逆天的重生之法。传承上古五大主宰第一人。杀神的衣钵平风华，踏次元，闯古灵，杀妖界，下冥界。如果要我成为至尊斗神才能救她们，那我会的！

一翩翩少年郎，梦回大宋，阴差阳错买了个爹，没想到这个便宜老爹竟然是赫赫有名的八贤王，这……更凑巧的是，仁宗皇帝无子，论宗亲自己最近，要让自己继承大统，这……以武举之身入仕途，天下第一武状元，本是文人鄙夷的武夫，却以才华名满天下，这……平西夏，征辽邦，拥新法，促变革，继皇位，争礼仪，且看一介翩翩少年郎，如何买爹买来一个大宋……………………（本书为戏说党，并非考究党，许多桥段来源于历史典故，相声评书，如王华买爹神马的，不喜勿喷QAQ~~~）

（原名《焚尽七神：狂傲女帝》）前世，她贵为巅峰女帝，一夕之间局势逆转，沦为废材之质。魂灵双修，医毒无双，血脉觉醒，一御万兽。天现异象，凰命之女，自此归来，天下乱之。这一次，所有欺她辱她之人必杀之！他自上界而来，怀有目的，却因她动摇内心深处坚定的道义。“你曾说，你向仰我，你想像我一样，步入光明，是我对不起你，又让你重新回到黑暗。”“你都不在了，你让我一个人，怎么像向仰你？！”爱与不爱，从来都是我们自己的事，与他人无关。带走了所有的光明与信仰。