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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In the summer of 1914, unrest simmers across the Austro-Hungarian empire. Nationalist tensions are on the rise, the imperial parliament has been suspended, and the heir to the throne has been assassinated. While the capital hums with whispers of war, Ilse Eder lives a life apart, secluded on her brother-in-law's country estate. Headstrong but unworldly, she finds herself entangled in an illicit romance with the aristocratic Junius von Hess. As she plunges into a world of secrets and betrayal, the choices Ilse makes will reverberate across decades.The woman who rises from the ashes of first love is a far cry from the artless creature Ilse once was. Sophisticated, accomplished, and doggedly disciplined, Ilse holds all Vienna under her spell, even as she builds an unconventional life behind closed doors. No one suspects what secrets lurk beneath her exquisitely polished façade. No one, that is, until Junius von Hess comes back into her life.Quillen deBruney's debut novel weaves rich historical detail into a poignant personal narrative about loss, resilience, and the inexorable march of time. From the onset of World War I through the turbulent interwar years and the fall of the First Austrian Republic, Ilse's story unfolds as her country slowly unravels.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What Cora remembers could save her life . . . or set their world ablaze.In 1916, as war rages in Europe, the American Steel Belt's melting pot simmers with industry and intolerance, primed to boil over if anyone turns up the heat.Ada Reilly is no stranger to prejudice; as the first and only woman practicing law in her city, she confronts it daily while clawing out a toehold in a profession dominated by men. So when a prominent couple is murdered and their youngest daughter, nineteen-year-old Cora Blanden, is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene, Ada doesn't need to be asked twice: she dives headlong into the case of the decade.The press sensationalizes the tragedy, and Cora's sister, Lydia, is happy to sate the city's desire for scapegoats. But Ada won't be a pawn in Lydia's games. As she navigates the animus engulfing the city and works to unearth the truth buried within Cora's vacant stares, Ada finds an unlikely guide in the Blandens' young housemaid, Bess. From her place in the shadows, Bess had an unfettered view of the venerable family's unraveling: the zealotry that governed the household, the sadness that clings to Cora like a shroud . . . and the darkness that haunted Cora's childhood.Eerie, lyrical, and unflinching, Quillen deBruney (Child of June) plunges readers into a world where trauma is mistaken for madness and the line between protector and predator constantly blurs.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What Cora remembers could save her life . . . or set their world ablaze.In 1916, with war raging in Europe, the melting pot of the American Steel Belt simmers with industry and intolerance, primed to boil over if someone turns up the heat.Attorney Ada Reilly is no stranger to prejudice; clawing her way through a profession dominated by men, she confronts it every day. So when a prominent couple is murdered in their home and their youngest daughter, nineteen-year-old Cora Blanden, is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene, Ada doesn't need to be asked twice: she dives headlong into the case of the decade.The press sensationalizes the tragedy, and Cora's sister, Lydia, is happy to sate the city's desire for scapegoats if it draws attention away from 'Killer Cora.' But Ada won't be cowed into playing Lydia's games. As she navigates the animus engulfing her city and works to unearth the truth buried within Cora's vacant stares, Ada finds an unlikely guide to the Blandens' unraveling-a housemaid, Bess, whose connection to Cora runs deeper than anyone acknowledges. From her place in the shadows, Bess has seen it all: the zealotry that governed the family, the sadness that clings to Cora like a shroud . and the darkness that haunted Cora's childhood.Eerie, lyrical, and unflinching, Quillen deBruney (Child of June) plunges readers into a world where trauma is mistaken for madness and the line between protector and predator constantly blurs.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What Cora remembers could save her life . . . or set their world ablaze.In 1916, as war rages in Europe, the American Steel Belt's melting pot simmers with industry and intolerance, primed to boil over if anyone turns up the heat.Ada Reilly is no stranger to prejudice; as the first and only woman practicing law in her city, she confronts it daily while clawing out a toehold in a profession dominated by men. So when a prominent couple is murdered and their youngest daughter, nineteen-year-old Cora Blanden, is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene, Ada doesn't need to be asked twice: she dives headlong into the case of the decade.The press sensationalizes the tragedy, and Cora's sister, Lydia, is happy to sate the city's desire for scapegoats. But Ada won't be a pawn in Lydia's games. As she navigates the animus engulfing the city and works to unearth the truth buried within Cora's vacant stares, Ada finds an unlikely guide in the Blandens' young housemaid, Bess. From her place in the shadows, Bess had an unfettered view of the venerable family's unraveling: the zealotry that governed the household, the sadness that clings to Cora like a shroud . . . and the darkness that haunted Cora's childhood.Eerie, lyrical, and unflinching, Quillen deBruney (Child of June) plunges readers into a world where trauma is mistaken for madness and the line between protector and predator constantly blurs. In 1916, a pioneering female attorney must solve the murder of a prominent couple before fear and prejudice sets her city ablaze. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. What Cora remembers could save her life . . . or set their world ablaze.In 1916, with war raging in Europe, the melting pot of the American Steel Belt simmers with industry and intolerance, primed to boil over if someone turns up the heat.Attorney Ada Reilly is no stranger to prejudice; clawing her way through a profession dominated by men, she confronts it every day. So when a prominent couple is murdered in their home and their youngest daughter, nineteen-year-old Cora Blanden, is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene, Ada doesn't need to be asked twice: she dives headlong into the case of the decade.The press sensationalizes the tragedy, and Cora's sister, Lydia, is happy to sate the city's desire for scapegoats if it draws attention away from "Killer Cora." But Ada won't be cowed into playing Lydia's games. As she navigates the animus engulfing her city and works to unearth the truth buried within Cora's vacant stares, Ada finds an unlikely guide to the Blandens' unraveling-a housemaid, Bess, whose connection to Cora runs deeper than anyone acknowledges. From her place in the shadows, Bess has seen it all: the zealotry that governed the family, the sadness that clings to Cora like a shroud . and the darkness that haunted Cora's childhood.Eerie, lyrical, and unflinching, Quillen deBruney (Child of June) plunges readers into a world where trauma is mistaken for madness and the line between protector and predator constantly blurs. In 1916, when a young woman is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene of her parents' murders, a pioneering attorney must untangle the secrets of the family's unravelling before fear and prejudice set her Steel Belt city ablaze. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What Cora remembers could save her life . . . or set their world ablaze.In 1916, as war rages in Europe, the American Steel Belt's melting pot simmers with industry and intolerance, primed to boil over if anyone turns up the heat.Ada Reilly is no stranger to prejudice; as the first and only woman practicing law in her city, she confronts it daily while clawing out a toehold in a profession dominated by men. So when a prominent couple is murdered and their youngest daughter, nineteen-year-old Cora Blanden, is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene, Ada doesn't need to be asked twice: she dives headlong into the case of the decade.The press sensationalizes the tragedy, and Cora's sister, Lydia, is happy to sate the city's desire for scapegoats. But Ada won't be a pawn in Lydia's games. As she navigates the animus engulfing the city and works to unearth the truth buried within Cora's vacant stares, Ada finds an unlikely guide in the Blandens' young housemaid, Bess. From her place in the shadows, Bess had an unfettered view of the venerable family's unraveling: the zealotry that governed the household, the sadness that clings to Cora like a shroud . . . and the darkness that haunted Cora's childhood.Eerie, lyrical, and unflinching, Quillen deBruney (Child of June) plunges readers into a world where trauma is mistaken for madness and the line between protector and predator constantly blurs. In 1916, a pioneering female attorney must solve the murder of a prominent couple before fear and prejudice sets her city ablaze. 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.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What Cora remembers could save her life . . . or set their world ablaze.In 1916, as war rages in Europe, the American Steel Belt's melting pot simmers with industry and intolerance, primed to boil over if anyone turns up the heat.Ada Reilly is no stranger to prejudice; as the first and only woman practicing law in her city, she confronts it daily while clawing out a toehold in a profession dominated by men. So when a prominent couple is murdered and their youngest daughter, nineteen-year-old Cora Blanden, is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene, Ada doesn't need to be asked twice: she dives headlong into the case of the decade.The press sensationalizes the tragedy, and Cora's sister, Lydia, is happy to sate the city's desire for scapegoats. But Ada won't be a pawn in Lydia's games. As she navigates the animus engulfing the city and works to unearth the truth buried within Cora's vacant stares, Ada finds an unlikely guide in the Blandens' young housemaid, Bess. From her place in the shadows, Bess had an unfettered view of the venerable family's unraveling: the zealotry that governed the household, the sadness that clings to Cora like a shroud . . . and the darkness that haunted Cora's childhood.Eerie, lyrical, and unflinching, Quillen deBruney (Child of June) plunges readers into a world where trauma is mistaken for madness and the line between protector and predator constantly blurs. In 1916, a pioneering female attorney must solve the murder of a prominent couple before fear and prejudice sets her city ablaze. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. What Cora remembers could save her life . . . or set their world ablaze.In 1916, with war raging in Europe, the melting pot of the American Steel Belt simmers with industry and intolerance, primed to boil over if someone turns up the heat.Attorney Ada Reilly is no stranger to prejudice; clawing her way through a profession dominated by men, she confronts it every day. So when a prominent couple is murdered in their home and their youngest daughter, nineteen-year-old Cora Blanden, is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene, Ada doesn't need to be asked twice: she dives headlong into the case of the decade.The press sensationalizes the tragedy, and Cora's sister, Lydia, is happy to sate the city's desire for scapegoats if it draws attention away from "Killer Cora." But Ada won't be cowed into playing Lydia's games. As she navigates the animus engulfing her city and works to unearth the truth buried within Cora's vacant stares, Ada finds an unlikely guide to the Blandens' unraveling-a housemaid, Bess, whose connection to Cora runs deeper than anyone acknowledges. From her place in the shadows, Bess has seen it all: the zealotry that governed the family, the sadness that clings to Cora like a shroud . and the darkness that haunted Cora's childhood.Eerie, lyrical, and unflinching, Quillen deBruney (Child of June) plunges readers into a world where trauma is mistaken for madness and the line between protector and predator constantly blurs. In 1916, when a young woman is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene of her parents' murders, a pioneering attorney must untangle the secrets of the family's unravelling before fear and prejudice set her Steel Belt city ablaze. 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.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. What Cora remembers could save her life . . . or set their world ablaze.In 1916, with war raging in Europe, the melting pot of the American Steel Belt simmers with industry and intolerance, primed to boil over if someone turns up the heat.Attorney Ada Reilly is no stranger to prejudice; clawing her way through a profession dominated by men, she confronts it every day. So when a prominent couple is murdered in their home and their youngest daughter, nineteen-year-old Cora Blanden, is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene, Ada doesn't need to be asked twice: she dives headlong into the case of the decade.The press sensationalizes the tragedy, and Cora's sister, Lydia, is happy to sate the city's desire for scapegoats if it draws attention away from "Killer Cora." But Ada won't be cowed into playing Lydia's games. As she navigates the animus engulfing her city and works to unearth the truth buried within Cora's vacant stares, Ada finds an unlikely guide to the Blandens' unraveling-a housemaid, Bess, whose connection to Cora runs deeper than anyone acknowledges. From her place in the shadows, Bess has seen it all: the zealotry that governed the family, the sadness that clings to Cora like a shroud . and the darkness that haunted Cora's childhood.Eerie, lyrical, and unflinching, Quillen deBruney (Child of June) plunges readers into a world where trauma is mistaken for madness and the line between protector and predator constantly blurs. In 1916, when a young woman is found blood-soaked and catatonic at the scene of her parents' murders, a pioneering attorney must untangle the secrets of the family's unravelling before fear and prejudice set her Steel Belt city ablaze. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…