Etienne: 291 books

Chris Bottoms is glad to be home from undergoing the first of two surgeries that will free him from the ostomy bag he’s been wearing for more than a year. He’s anxious about the upcoming second surgery, but life is keeping him on his toes. The bank hierarchy is clearly grooming Chris’s...

After several years in Atlanta, Bobby and Carlyle (formerly Clyde) have returned to their beloved Blue Ridge to join the family law firm of Baskins and Baskins, but a few surprises await them. Workmen building a driveway to their new home discover an abandoned moonshine still, and a tin shack...

Bobby and Clyde were inseparable for the first sixteen years of their lives; until a life-altering event shook their world, and separated them. Years went by, and Bobby wondered what had become of the boy he’d loved so completely. Then, everything changed, and the possibility of reuniting...

Marshall Sutherland graduates from law school and returns to his small hometown to practice law. Due to certain circumstances he vows to give up men, a move that brings danger into his life. Then he meets Doug Frazier, a mysterious newcomer to town who purchases a mansion that once belonged...

The first three Avondale books introduced and featured George Martin and Mike Foster. That being the case, it is appropriate that the first Avondale anthology should consist of those three books: Bodies of Work; Drag and Drop; and Break and Enter. George and Mike are secondary characters in most of the Avondale books, but these first three novels featured them.

When two young men set up an amateur sting to expose a pastor's pedophilia, they gather plenty of evidence not just of the pastor's predilections but of something even more sinister. Out of their depth, they call in FBI experts to investigate. Meanwhile, Clint Buchalla, investigative reporter...

Préparation à l'agrégation session 2014 - Lettres modernes externe. Version numérique des œuvres au programme, d'après les recommandations du Ministère de l'Education Nationale. Ernest Langlois - Couronnement de Louis Etienne Jodelle - Didon se sacrifiant Tristan l'Hermite - Le...

Dié yo-yo wat van sy vinger af uitkatrol het eens op ’n tyd vol sale getrek. In die dae van fleur en flambojansie, toe hy met eendsterthare en in sy smoking jacket met elke hopstappie en kierang die gehoor kon betower. Maar nou is Ludo Loeloeraai se hare grys, en verlang hy na die kameravrou wat...

Part memoir, part spiritual awakening and part anthropological journey through the author’s experiences following one spectacularly terrifying night on a remote farm when he unexpectedly walks into a Yeti, this metaphysical blockbuster culminates in the rediscovery of an astonishing message concerning...

Tom Foster and Noah Webster have been together for three years. In that time, Tom has completed his doctorate, Noah has begun working on his master's, and both men have come into their own as performers. Suddenly international recognition becomes a reality instead of a dream. They even perform at...

Professor and secret government analyst Ian Sanderson's bad day gets worse when he arrives home one miserable November evening to find an apparently incriminating photograph in a FedEx envelope in his doorway, followed by increasingly threatening photographs over the next two or three weeks. It isn't...

David Majors should be looking forward to a long and prosperous life: after tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, he's attending college courtesy of Uncle Sam and riding the fast track to success. He's tall, fit, and good-looking, so shouldn't the world be his oyster? But underneath his clothes-and beneath...

Mais, ô bon Dieu ! que peut être cela ? comment dirons-nous que cela s’appelle ? quel malheur est celui-là ? quel vice, ou plutôt quel malheureux vice ? Voir un nombre infini de personnes non pas obéir, mais servir ; non pas être gouvernées, mais tyrannisées ; n’ayant ni biens ni parents,...

La Désobéissance civile, titre original Civil Disobedience (traduit par Désobéir) est un essai de Henry David Thoreau publié en 1849. H.D. Thoreau écrit sur le thème de la désobéissance civile, en se fondant sur son expérience personnelle. En juillet 1846, Thoreau fut emprisonné, n'ayant...