koehler books jun 2026 (7 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Past, Again asks a chilling question: Could the horrors of Jewish history recur in contemporary America In idyllic Santa Barbara, the Cohen family seems secure, but seventeen-year-old Judah has long distanced himself from his Jewish identity, eager to fit into the elite world of his prep school. When a minor incident involving his younger sister spirals into viral outrage, the family is thrust into a storm of media distortion, online and in-person harassment, and rising anti-Semitism.Judah's mother, a survivor of the Farhud pogrom in Iraq, recognizes the danger immediately, while his father's belief in American safety blinds him to the threat. As tensions escalate, Judah is forced to confront the identity he tried to escape and decide what he stands for. Both a gripping family drama and a stark warning, the novel explores how fragile security can be-and how quickly history can feel present again.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'A riveting historical thriller full of likable characters and intrigue.' -Sybil Johnson, author of the Aurora Anderson mysteriesBoston, May 1929. Expelled from Harvard and disowned by his father, Charlie Bohannon is down to his last nickel when he stumbles across a chance at salvation: a priceless Egyptian statuette hiding in the smoky recesses of a speakeasy. Learning it was stolen from a long-ago expedition led by his college dean, he sees returning it as his only shot at redemption-but the plan shatters when the artifact is stolen and the thief is murdered.From the corrupt halls of power where Joseph Kennedy pulls the strings to the seedy docks of the Atlantic, Charlie suddenly finds himself in the crosshairs of several dangerous men. They don't just want the statue; they want its legendary counterpart: the jewel-encrusted King's Collar. They think Charlie can find it. And they'll happily kill for it.Aided in his quest to find the King's Collar by daring socialite Olivia and salty ex-sailor Punchy, Charlie plunges into a shadow-game where killers hide in plain sight. When his friends are kidnapped, the hunt for the Collar becomes a race against time. In the cutthroat world of the Prohibition era, Charlie must find the treasure-or pay for it with their lives.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In this final book of the trilogy, It Always Rains on Wednesday, Monte Scott enters a season where helping others forces him to confront hard truths in his own life. As a vocational rehabilitation counselor serving as liaison between his state agency and a residential school for the blind, Monte continues guiding students toward independence-but tragedy and change bring unique challenges.His relationship with Clare deepens as she wrestles with decisions that could reshape their futures. Lifelong friendships with Arthur, now a teacher at the school, and Vernon, a police sergeant, continue to offer Monte both nurture and candid counsel.At the center of the story is Benjamin Booker, Monte's closest colleague at the school. Born blind into poverty in an Appalachian coal town, Benjamin's journey to becoming a devoted father, gifted teacher, and fierce advocate for his students is both inspiring and profoundly human.Through moments of sorrow and joy, readers will come to know the students-laughing at petty arguments, cheering at a talent show, and sharing pride during a community band competition. It Always Rains on Wednesday, Book Three: The Promised Land is a heartfelt conclusion about friendship, purpose, and finding hope-even as it keeps raining both challenges and blessings.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'A riveting historical thriller full of likable characters and intrigue.' -Sybil Johnson, author of the Aurora Anderson mysteriesBoston, May 1929. Expelled from Harvard and disowned by his father, Charlie Bohannon is down to his last nickel when he stumbles across a chance at salvation: a priceless Egyptian statuette hiding in the smoky recesses of a speakeasy. Learning it was stolen from a long-ago expedition led by his college dean, he sees returning it as his only shot at redemption-but the plan shatters when the artifact is stolen and the thief is murdered.From the corrupt halls of power where Joseph Kennedy pulls the strings to the seedy docks of the Atlantic, Charlie suddenly finds himself in the crosshairs of several dangerous men. They don't just want the statue; they want its legendary counterpart: the jewel-encrusted King's Collar. They think Charlie can find it. And they'll happily kill for it.Aided in his quest to find the King's Collar by daring socialite Olivia and salty ex-sailor Punchy, Charlie plunges into a shadow-game where killers hide in plain sight. When his friends are kidnapped, the hunt for the Collar becomes a race against time. In the cutthroat world of the Prohibition era, Charlie must find the treasure-or pay for it with their lives.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Taillights on the Road to Healing is a deeply personal and universally resonant story of love, trauma, and resilience. Author Kenneth Burr recounts his transformation through transportation in this open-hearted, vulnerable memoir, traveling down the road to healing through faith and relationships. Years after adolescent sexual abuse, Ken grapples with his true identity. Through falling in love during a time of loss, building a family, and discovering the profound impacts of faith through his ministry, Ken learns that every road, no matter how many potholes, leads to an opportunity for new perspectives. Ken journeys to wholeness and self-acceptance through his Buick woody, rare 1950s convertibles, sexy sports cars, modified classic trucks, vans, and family road trips across America and Europe. For those who feel flattened by binary systems of faith and sexuality and fearful of choosing the road to new beginnings, Taillights offers air in the tires and a path to hope.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In this final book of the trilogy, It Always Rains on Wednesday, Monte Scott enters a season where helping others forces him to confront hard truths in his own life. As a vocational rehabilitation counselor serving as liaison between his state agency and a residential school for the blind, Monte continues guiding students toward independence-but tragedy and change bring unique challenges.His relationship with Clare deepens as she wrestles with decisions that could reshape their futures. Lifelong friendships with Arthur, now a teacher at the school, and Vernon, a police sergeant, continue to offer Monte both nurture and candid counsel.At the center of the story is Benjamin Booker, Monte's closest colleague at the school. Born blind into poverty in an Appalachian coal town, Benjamin's journey to becoming a devoted father, gifted teacher, and fierce advocate for his students is both inspiring and profoundly human.Through moments of sorrow and joy, readers will come to know the students-laughing at petty arguments, cheering at a talent show, and sharing pride during a community band competition. It Always Rains on Wednesday, Book Three: The Promised Land is a heartfelt conclusion about friendship, purpose, and finding hope-even as it keeps raining both challenges and blessings.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.