Bingham: 193 books

Originally published in 1978. Henry Irving achieved an astounding success in Britain and America as an actor; yet he lacked good looks, had spindly legs, and did not have a good voice. He said so himself. Today Irving is regarded as the archetype of the old-time actor, but in his own time he was regarded...

Weimar Cities explores Germany's efforts to come to grips with its great cities after World War I; by extension the book measures the feasibility of the postwar experiment that was the Weimar Republic. The book focuses particularly on the weakness, both local and national, that resulted from the disjunct between the cities’ perceived and actual power.

Leonie draws inspiration for her poems from a diverse array of sources: the vast landscape surrounding her, the struggles of mental illness, local history, her own life experiences and the essence of everyday life. This is Leonie’s first poetry collection. Some of these poems have been previously published in FAW Isolated Writers, narratorINTERNATIONAL, Beyond the Rainbow, and others.

The World of Mythology series introduces the myths of the world's greatest civilizations. The Classical world of ancient Greece and Rome has had an immeasurable impact on Western culture, but what inspired some of the greatest writers, philosophers, and architects of all time? Gods were not only worshipped,...

In the eighteenth century professional nurses were often written off as drunk, slovenly, or cruel. In the Crimea, under Florence Nightingale's direction, they had become known as 'Ministering Angels'. By the Second World War they wore battledress and worked on the front lines, on Hospital ships and...

A romantic epic of World War II London by “a master storyteller” (Affaire de Coeur). It takes just twenty-four hours for RueAnn Boggs to be swept off her feet by Charles Tolliver, a handsome Brit with a secret job, and after she marries him, the dashing Charlie hastily departs for an assignment...

On a bright sunny day in the middle of the month of August, a merry group of gaily dressed children were romping upon the green lawn of a country place, that, from its well kept and cleanly surroundings, could not have been mistaken for any other than the home of some prosperous and perhaps retired...

A coming of age tale when Barbara goes home from years at college, learning to be a writer.  Things go amiss once she gets home and changes are made.  Is there a romance in the wings for her?  

A scriptural examination of Luke's synoptic gospel from beginning to end, this book analyzes each chapter of Luke's account of the birth death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Addressed to a Gentile audience, Luke's gospel provides a unique perspective in compelling detail.

Looking for answers without having to go to counseling? The Never Enough workbook is a new approach to recovery! More than just convenient and affordable, it's the therapeutic answer for the busy self-helper. NEVER ENOUGH: A Recovery Workbook will uncover the roots of addictive behaviors, obsessive...

In this “vibrant, sensitive, and unusual” Regency romance, a woman must tame a beast of a man while he seeks to bring out her most primitive desires (Romantic Times).   When prim English governess Chelsea Wickersham agrees to tutor the long-lost heir of the mysterious Cane estate, she expects...

**The bestselling author of Desperado returns with another sexy cowboy from the Taggart family... The rugged and wild Taggart brothers know how to tame a restless beast, but a restless heart is a different matter...** When tragedy struck, Jace Taggart stepped in to run the family business...

Someone Wanted Her Dead- or so her faintly familiar bodyguard kept telling her. But the only person “Louisa Haversham Winslow” needed protection from was him-because this gentle giant of a man made her crave things no respectable newly widowed woman should desire…! Neil Ballard...

A “beautiful tale of a childhood love that grows into an adult passion” set against the romance, adventure and danger of the Old West (Romantic Times). After surviving the massacre of her parents by Confederate deserters, Susan Hurst is placed in an orphanage. There, she’s drawn to the...