Bøger af Julie Parsons

Published for the first time in the Irish language, previous Open Door stories by literary superstars Roddy Doyle, Marian Keyes, John Connolly, Deirdre Purcell, Julie Parsons, Vincent Banville, Maeve Binchy and Patricia Scanlan have now been released in a special edition - as Gaeilge!

Morgengaven er det som insektforskere kalder en friergave - et haninsekt dræber en anden han og bringer hans lig som gave til hans hun for selv atkomme til! Da Anna pludselig mister sin mand, opdager hun, at deres velhavende, lykkelige livhar været bygget på løgne. Alene, forvirret og ulykkelig er hun nem for Matthew at komme i nærheden af. Og Matthew har længe overvåget hende, også mens manden levede. En iskold, åndeløst spændende gyser, med en psykiskafvigende forbryder i stil med Julie Parsons debut Mary, Mary.

Rachel Beckett er en velfungerende og veluddannet kvinde, som lever et harmonisk ægteskab med sin mand Martin. Hun forguder deres datter Amy, og derfor bryder hendes verden totalt sammen, da en blodprøve viser, at Martin ikke kan være den biologiske far. Ved en konfrontation med Martin griber hun ud efter hans gevær. Da politiet ankommer, finder de Martin dræbt.

Lægen Margaret Mitchell er fra New Zealand vendt tilbage til Irland med sin 20-årige datter Mary. Hun vil passe sin syge mor. En dag forsvinder Mary, og det værst tænkelige af alle forældres mareridt begynder. Mary er bortført af en sadistisk kvindemorder, som oven i købet kontakter sit offers mor. Tragedien sender Margaret tilbage gennem sin egen problematiske barndom og den problemfyldte tid som alenemor for Mary. Men samtidig giver den hende styrke til at søge sin egen hævn. Så der trods alt bliver tale om en slags retfærdighed. For Mary.

A pitter patter of tiny paws... a muddy nose... and dirty floors?What is that naughty puppy doing?Follow the adventures of Gissitback the little puppy in this charming children's book.

Beyond high iron gates fastened shut with a length of chain, lies the stark, beautiful Trawbawn. Here, haunted by a dark, mysterious past and largely ignored by the people of nearby Skibbereen, lives the frail Lydia Beauchamp. But old Ma Beauchamp's private existence is interrupted when a stranger arrives - a young man called Adam who wanders into the vast grounds of Trawbawn and becomes one of Lydia's most welcome contacts with the outside world. When Lydia sets her new confidante a challenge, he eagerly accepts - Adam must travel to Dublin to find her estranged daughter. But it is a task tainted by an air of menace. For what terrible past has driven a daughter from her mother? And what true motive lies behind Adam's generous act? Soon the unlikely friends are entwined in a deadly game, and a pursuit born of an old lady's desire for peace mutates into a terrible, relentless need for revenge . . .

'Are you listening, outside world? I'm coming back. Are you listening?' For twelve long years Rachel Beckett has been in prison for the murder of her husband, Martin. A murder she swears she did not commit. For twelve long years she has been denied the touch and the love of her only daughter Amy. Has been forced to watch another woman raise and enjoy her child. Until, at the age of seventeen, Amy has insisted she never wants to see her real mother again. But now Rachel is free. And she is ready to take revenge . . . 'A classy, riveting suspense by a writer who deserves to be up with the big names of crime fiction - Walters, Vine et al' Bookseller 'Brilliant. A star in the making' Minette Walters 'One of those rare authors who can successfully combine psychological insight, literary style and heart-stopping suspense' Jeffery Deaver

Part of the Open Door series of short books for emerging readers.