Anna Caltabiano Boeken

Exploring the profound dilemma of emotional numbness versus the richness of human experience, this narrative challenges readers to consider the value of feelings, both joyous and painful. It poses thought-provoking questions about the cost of a life devoid of loneliness and grief, juxtaposing the allure of comfort against the simple pleasures of life, such as love and nature. The story invites reflection on the essence of being human and the importance of embracing a full spectrum of emotions.

The final, blistering instalment in the Miss Hatfield trilogy. Having escaped a mysterious killer at Henry VIII's court, Rebecca and Henley have fled to modern day London. But death is never far behind them . . .

A spellbinding debut from a hugely talented young author, featuring time- travel, 19th-century New York, unrequited love and a mysterious portrait...