H R R : 1249 books

Happily Ever After? Catrina Macintyre thought she’d gotten her great ending--the one she'd always read about in books. After the life she had already survived, isn’t that what she deserved? However, tragedy strikes her in a way she never thought possible, affecting her relationship with...

First published in 1914, W. H. R. Rivers' hugely influential study was the first to effectively demonstrate the close connection between methods of denoting relationship or kinship and forms of social organisation, including those based on different forms of the institution of marriage. He also shows...

IN a book of this kind nothing more will be expected than an outline sketch of some phases of the life lived by the prehistoric dwellers in our land. The known facts are few; yet there must have been, even in those far-away times, well-defined differences of habit and custom due to local circumstances;...

The factory owned by the family Jessica babysits for, is destroyed by fire and most of the night shift are killed in it. The owners care not and Jessica takes her revenge, twenty-five years later, her actions impact on Beth and her life.

Steve loves reading and takes the plots in the murder mystery books he reads and brings them to life with an added touch of pure torture. He finds his victims on specialist internet chat rooms and through his day job as an independent social media expert and web developer. He finds disposing the bodies...

Faxon Bennett, military special forces now private detective and part time bouncer. He doesn't anticipate getting involved in a case with a criminal mastermind involved in importing heroin, grand theft, money laundering and murder. And he certainly isn't looking for a bright, strong young woman to steal his heart.

Morris likes to hang by his hands instead of by his feet, so everyone thinks he's positively batty. Morris doesn't care: When he hangs from his hands, he can fool owls, catch flying snacks, and—most importantly—watch music programs on TV. Inspired by his favorite television shows, Morris reinvents...

The Consolation of Philosophy has been described as the single most important and influential work in the West on Medieval and early Renaissance Christianity, and is also the last great Western work of the Classical Period. Written while Boethius was in prison awaiting execution, The Consolation...

Published purely for the good, and benefit of all such as take delight in that royal, and warlike sport, to which is prefixed, a short treatise, wherein cocking is proved not only ancient and honourable, but also useful, and profitable.

Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering provides broad coverage appropriate for senior undergraduates and graduates in medical physics and biomedical engineering. Divided into two parts, the first part presents the underlying physics, electronics, anatomy, and physiology and the second part addresses...

Social Life In England Through The Centuries by H. R. Wilton Hall.

Set in an Everglades convent, "Fleeced" relates the self-discovery of a young nun rousted from the saintliness of retreat by the hell fires of murder, theft, and international intrigue.In this first of a planned trilogy, Sarah is shocked out of her cocoon by events beyond her control. She learns...

H. R. Haggard's "King Solomon's Mines" is quite simply one of the greatest adventure novels ever written. Originally published in 1885, "King Solomon's Mines" quickly became one of the best selling and most popular novels of the late 19th century. "King Solomon's Mines" is the story of elephant-hunter Allan Quatermain and his quest for a fabled treasure in the wilds of Africa.