The heroine of Sugar Daddy, Liberty Jones, works for the billionaire Churchill Travis, who has broken his leg in a riding accident.  The oldest Travis son, Gage, has made it clear that Liberty and the eight year-old sister she is raising by herself are not welcome at the family mansion...

In Worth Any Price, the former crime lord Nick Gentry has been forced to join the elite group of Bow Street Runners. He is hired to find Charlotte Howard, an evil lord's runaway fiancй, and bring her back to the man she fears above all others. However, when Nick meets Lottie, he can't help wanting her for himself... and so they strike a scandalous bargain.

Jean Webster - Daddy-Long-Legs
Джин Вебстер - Длинноногий дядечка

Level: Intermediate
The book is written by American writer Jean Webster in epistolary manner. Young girl, former orphan, writes letters to her Trustee who she has never seen. Truly sincerity of these letters is impressed. Cherish kindly feeling for heroine appears during its reading.
Книга американской писательницы Джин Вебстер, написанная в эпистолярном жанре. Молодая девушка, бывшая воспитанница сиротского приюта, пишет письма своему опекуну, которого она никогда не видела. Трогательна искренность этих писем. Читая их, проникаешься чувством глубокой симпатии к героине.
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In 16th-century Istanbul, master miniaturist and illuminator of books Enishte Effendi is commissioned to illustrate a book celebrating the sultan. Soon he lies dead at the bottom of a well, and how he got there is the crux of this novel. A number of narrators give testimony to what they know about the circumstances surrounding the murder. The stories accumulate and become more detailed as the novel progresses, giving the reader not only a nontraditional murder mystery but insight into the mores and customs of the time. In addition, this is both an examination of the way figurative art is viewed within Islam and a love story that demonstrates the tricky mechanics of marriage laws. Award-winning Turkish author Pamuk (The White Castle) creatively casts the novel with colorful characters (including such entities as a tree and a gold coin) and provides a palpable sense of atmosphere of the Ottoman Empire that history and literary fans will appreciate

The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri, translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and illustrated by Paul Gustave Dore.