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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Lightly rubbed on the corners with an uncreased spine; no interior markings. This issue contains: Burro Trading by B. Traven; The Lindelovas by Cora Sandel; Stigmata by Joyce Carol Oates; Emma Zunz by Jorge Luis Borges; A High Dive by L. P. Hartley; Last Dive by Dal Stivens; The Ring by Finn Gerdes; The Match Maiden by Walter Macken; Reckoning by Tibor Dery; Business Is Business by Robert Standish; The Telegraph by Slawomir Mrozek; Act of Faith by John Cantwell; The Professional Instinct by Ellen Glasgow; and A Happy Creature by Maria Dabrowska. Size: 12mo. Book. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Silas Voss hears everything.Not metaphorically. Not emotionally.Everything.The hum of electricity.The fracture of glass before it breaks.The microscopic decay of sound as it dies.So he built a room to escape it.A perfect vacuum.A place of absolute silence.True Zero.Then she moved in next door.Clementine doesn't believe in silence.She restores clocks. Hundreds of them.Each one ticking. Breathing. Refusing to be quiet.To Silas, it's torture.To Clementine, it's music.What starts as a war of noise becomes something else.A signal.A pattern.A connection neither of them can ignore.Through walls, through frequencies, through the thin space between sound and silence.They begin to hear each other.But when the rhythm breaks-when silence becomes something dangerous-they'll have to decide: Is silence safety.Or is it just another kind of loneliness A cinematic, emotionally precise story about sound, time, and the fragile space where two worlds collide.Perfect for readers who enjoy: - Blake Crouch-style concept meets emotion- Quiet, high-intelligence character dynamics- Unique, atmospheric storytelling.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Some things are preserved because they are valuable.Others are preserved because someone loved them enough to keep trying.When book conservator Nora Alcott arrives at Aldgate House on the coast of Maine, she expects a routine commission: assess and stabilize a deteriorating private collection before time destroys what remains of it.Instead, she finds sixty-three damaged volumes, generations of letters, and a house that seems to breathe with memory.The collection is worse than expected.The work will take months.And the man who inherited it has spent years quietly keeping everything from falling apart.Callum Aldgate restores antique furniture with the patience of someone who understands that repair is never about making a thing new again. It is about helping it endure. Reserved, observant, and deeply rooted to the house his family has occupied for generations, he has long since stopped expecting his life to change.But as autumn settles over the Maine coast, the library begins revealing more than damaged bindings and forgotten correspondence.Buried inside the collection are decades of recorded longing, unfinished devotion, and the quiet evidence of people who tried to hold on to what mattered before it disappeared.And somewhere between the worktable, the harbor fog, and the slow restoration of a fractured archive, Nora and Callum begin confronting the possibility that some things are not meant to be preserved untouched.Some things survive because they are chosen again and again.The Restoration is a quiet, emotionally rich literary romance about memory, craftsmanship, grief, and the fragile work of building a future from what remains.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - When Emma and Daniel first began building their relationship, everything had structure. Conversations were intentional. Feelings were named. Safety was something they practiced on purpose.Now, the rules are gone.There are no scheduled check-ins. No agreed-upon scripts. Just ordinary evenings, shared dinners, shifting plans-and the quiet assumption that things are good.And they are.So why does Emma feel untethered As their relationship settles into something calmer and more public, Emma begins to notice the pauses-the moments where she says yes too quickly, where Daniel smooths something over, where intention quietly gives way to ease. Nothing is breaking. Nothing is wrong.But something is changing.Told with emotional precision and understated honesty, The Space Between explores what happens after the crisis ends-when love becomes comfortable, and comfort demands a new kind of courage.This is a story about: - Learning to speak without permission- Letting someone see you when you're not steady- The loneliness of competence- And the quiet work of choosing each other-again and againFor readers who love introspective relationship fiction with depth, maturity, and real emotional nuance, The Space Between is a tender, grounded exploration of what it means to stay.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Structural engineer Claire Ashford has built her life around a simple rule: pay complete attention, do the work right, and leave when the job is finished.The Carver Building should be no different.Vacant for more than a decade, the 1907 commercial block has endured water infiltration, careless renovations, a missing structural column, and more than a century of decisions written into its walls. Claire has two weeks to determine whether the building can support a new life.Then she meets Owen Reyes, the restoration architect already studying the Carver from a different angle.Owen listens to buildings the way Claire does. He notices what others overlook. He respects the difference between a quick answer and the right one. And as they spend their days tracing old damage, uncovering the work of people long gone, and trying to understand what the Carver needs to keep standing, Claire begins noticing something she has trained herself not to examine too closely.Some structures survive by carrying more than they were designed to hold.Some people do too.And sometimes the hardest part of understanding what should be preserved is admitting that you want to stay.The Bearing Wall is a thoughtful, slow-burn clean romance about old buildings, careful work, second chances, and two people discovering that permanence does not have to mean being trapped. The manuscript centers Claire's structural assessment of the Carver and her gradually deepening relationship with restoration architect Owen.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Silas Voss hears everything.Not metaphorically. Not emotionally.Everything.The hum of electricity.The fracture of glass before it breaks.The microscopic decay of sound as it dies.So he built a room to escape it.A perfect vacuum.A place of absolute silence.True Zero.Then she moved in next door.Clementine doesn't believe in silence.She restores clocks. Hundreds of them.Each one ticking. Breathing. Refusing to be quiet.To Silas, it's torture.To Clementine, it's music.What starts as a war of noise becomes something else.A signal.A pattern.A connection neither of them can ignore.Through walls, through frequencies, through the thin space between sound and silence.They begin to hear each other.But when the rhythm breaks-when silence becomes something dangerous-they'll have to decide: Is silence safety.Or is it just another kind of loneliness?A cinematic, emotionally precise story about sound, time, and the fragile space where two worlds collide.Perfect for readers who enjoy: Blake Crouch-style concept meets emotionQuiet, high-intelligence character dynamicsUnique, atmospheric storytelling This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some things are preserved because they are valuable.Others are preserved because someone loved them enough to keep trying.When book conservator Nora Alcott arrives at Aldgate House on the coast of Maine, she expects a routine commission: assess and stabilize a deteriorating private collection before time destroys what remains of it.Instead, she finds sixty-three damaged volumes, generations of letters, and a house that seems to breathe with memory.The collection is worse than expected.The work will take months.And the man who inherited it has spent years quietly keeping everything from falling apart.Callum Aldgate restores antique furniture with the patience of someone who understands that repair is never about making a thing new again. It is about helping it endure. Reserved, observant, and deeply rooted to the house his family has occupied for generations, he has long since stopped expecting his life to change.But as autumn settles over the Maine coast, the library begins revealing more than damaged bindings and forgotten correspondence.Buried inside the collection are decades of recorded longing, unfinished devotion, and the quiet evidence of people who tried to hold on to what mattered before it disappeared.And somewhere between the worktable, the harbor fog, and the slow restoration of a fractured archive, Nora and Callum begin confronting the possibility that some things are not meant to be preserved untouched.Some things survive because they are chosen again and again.The Restoration is a quiet, emotionally rich literary romance about memory, craftsmanship, grief, and the fragile work of building a future from what remains. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Maren Shaw builds instruments she never hears played.For fifteen years, the luthier has devoted herself to the quiet discipline of crafting violins and cellos in her Vermont workshop, sending them out into the world and keeping a careful distance from the lives they go on to lead. It is a life built on patience, precision, and the belief that some doors are better left closed.Then Joel Adler arrives in Hallow.An acoustic consultant hired to assess the town's long-abandoned Music Hall, Joel needs instruments for a restoration project. What begins as a simple professional arrangement slowly becomes something more as he and Maren discover a shared understanding of music, loss, and the things people leave unfinished.The Music Hall has stood silent for years, carrying memories neither of them expected to revisit. For Maren, the hall is tied to a past she has carefully avoided. For Joel, it holds echoes of a career-ending loss he rarely discusses. As the restoration project progresses, both find themselves drawn back toward places they thought they had left behind.Set in a small Vermont town filled with workshops, river streets, and the enduring power of live music, The Weight of the Air is a thoughtful and deeply human novel about grief, craftsmanship, second chances, and the courage required to return to what matters most.For readers who enjoy character-driven literary fiction, emotional relationships, and stories about art, memory, and renewal. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Emma and Daniel first began building their relationship, everything had structure. Conversations were intentional. Feelings were named. Safety was something they practiced on purpose.Now, the rules are gone.There are no scheduled check-ins. No agreed-upon scripts. Just ordinary evenings, shared dinners, shifting plans-and the quiet assumption that things are good.And they are.So why does Emma feel untethered?As their relationship settles into something calmer and more public, Emma begins to notice the pauses-the moments where she says yes too quickly, where Daniel smooths something over, where intention quietly gives way to ease. Nothing is breaking. Nothing is wrong.But something is changing.Told with emotional precision and understated honesty, The Space Between explores what happens after the crisis ends-when love becomes comfortable, and comfort demands a new kind of courage.This is a story about: - Learning to speak without permission- Letting someone see you when you're not steady- The loneliness of competence- And the quiet work of choosing each other-again and againFor readers who love introspective relationship fiction with depth, maturity, and real emotional nuance, The Space Between is a tender, grounded exploration of what it means to stay. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condición: New. Print on Demand.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - They made a promise at twelve.At thirty-five, it comes due.Ava Chen and Ben Torres have been best friends for twenty-two years. They've survived divorces, illness, graduate school, career pivots, and every version of adulthood-side by side, but never together.When they were kids, scared and lonely on a beach in La Jolla, they made a pact: If they were both still single at thirty-five, they'd choose each other.It was supposed to be a joke.A safety net.A promise that didn't mean anything-until suddenly, it does.With one year left before the deadline, Ava proposes a solution that feels rational, responsible, and completely disastrous: they'll spend the year actively dating other people. Prove they don't need the pact. Turn it into a funny story instead of a looming question.But as Ava navigates a relationship that makes sense on paper, and Ben tries to move on from feelings he's never admitted out loud, the rules they set begin to unravel. Weekly check-ins become confessions. Friendly support starts to feel like something else. And the line between 'best friends' and 'something more' grows harder to ignore.The North Star Agreement is a slow-burn, emotionally grounded friends-to-lovers romance about timing, restraint, and the terrifying realization that the person who knows you best may also be the one you've been avoiding all along.Perfect for readers who love: - Friends-to-lovers with emotional depth- Childhood promises and long-term tension- Smart, career-driven characters in their 30s- Quiet longing, slow realizations, and earned romanceThis is not a rom-com.This is a love story about what happens when you stop running the experiment-and start telling the truth.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. They made a promise at twelve.At thirty-five, it comes due.Ava Chen and Ben Torres have been best friends for twenty-two years. They've survived divorces, illness, graduate school, career pivots, and every version of adulthood-side by side, but never together.When they were kids, scared and lonely on a beach in La Jolla, they made a pact: If they were both still single at thirty-five, they'd choose each other.It was supposed to be a joke.A safety net.A promise that didn't mean anything-until suddenly, it does.With one year left before the deadline, Ava proposes a solution that feels rational, responsible, and completely disastrous: they'll spend the year actively dating other people. Prove they don't need the pact. Turn it into a funny story instead of a looming question.But as Ava navigates a relationship that makes sense on paper, and Ben tries to move on from feelings he's never admitted out loud, the rules they set begin to unravel. Weekly check-ins become confessions. Friendly support starts to feel like something else. And the line between "best friends" and "something more" grows harder to ignore.The North Star Agreement is a slow-burn, emotionally grounded friends-to-lovers romance about timing, restraint, and the terrifying realization that the person who knows you best may also be the one you've been avoiding all along.Perfect for readers who love: Friends-to-lovers with emotional depthChildhood promises and long-term tensionSmart, career-driven characters in their 30sQuiet longing, slow realizations, and earned romanceThis is not a rom-com.This is a love story about what happens when you stop running the experiment-and start telling the truth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some things are preserved because they are valuable.Others are preserved because someone loved them enough to keep trying.When book conservator Nora Alcott arrives at Aldgate House on the coast of Maine, she expects a routine commission: assess and stabilize a deteriorating private collection before time destroys what remains of it.Instead, she finds sixty-three damaged volumes, generations of letters, and a house that seems to breathe with memory.The collection is worse than expected.The work will take months.And the man who inherited it has spent years quietly keeping everything from falling apart.Callum Aldgate restores antique furniture with the patience of someone who understands that repair is never about making a thing new again. It is about helping it endure. Reserved, observant, and deeply rooted to the house his family has occupied for generations, he has long since stopped expecting his life to change.But as autumn settles over the Maine coast, the library begins revealing more than damaged bindings and forgotten correspondence.Buried inside the collection are decades of recorded longing, unfinished devotion, and the quiet evidence of people who tried to hold on to what mattered before it disappeared.And somewhere between the worktable, the harbor fog, and the slow restoration of a fractured archive, Nora and Callum begin confronting the possibility that some things are not meant to be preserved untouched.Some things survive because they are chosen again and again.The Restoration is a quiet, emotionally rich literary romance about memory, craftsmanship, grief, and the fragile work of building a future from what remains. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Silas Voss hears everything.Not metaphorically. Not emotionally.Everything.The hum of electricity.The fracture of glass before it breaks.The microscopic decay of sound as it dies.So he built a room to escape it.A perfect vacuum.A place of absolute silence.True Zero.Then she moved in next door.Clementine doesn't believe in silence.She restores clocks. Hundreds of them.Each one ticking. Breathing. Refusing to be quiet.To Silas, it's torture.To Clementine, it's music.What starts as a war of noise becomes something else.A signal.A pattern.A connection neither of them can ignore.Through walls, through frequencies, through the thin space between sound and silence.They begin to hear each other.But when the rhythm breaks-when silence becomes something dangerous-they'll have to decide: Is silence safety.Or is it just another kind of loneliness?A cinematic, emotionally precise story about sound, time, and the fragile space where two worlds collide.Perfect for readers who enjoy: Blake Crouch-style concept meets emotionQuiet, high-intelligence character dynamicsUnique, atmospheric storytelling This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…