Hugh: 1441 books

The U.S. is set to propel itself into scientific world dominance and a new understanding of the universe with its highly classified underground research facility called Project BABEL. It is America's greatest secret. Years ago America planted the first flag on the moon, now it will bury the first...

Marcus has found the love of his life. Tami is everything he could ask for and more and he can’t wait to settle down and start a family in Willows, the small suburban town they were both raised in. Their plans are derailed by Tami’s secrets. Secrets that turn their quiet suburban existence into...

Jeremy is the first of a trilogy of coming of age stories published by Sir Hugh Walpole. Published in 1919 to critical acclaim across the world, it quickly became a bestseller.Jeremy was published in 1919 and is the first book of the Jeremy trilogy - Jeremy and Hamlet (1923) and Jeremy at Crale (1927)....

Hugh G. Potts II expresses his thought-provoking, heartfelt poetry in his first book, Echoes of Thought.Inspired by family and friends, his words offer perceptions about the many people he has met in a multitude of situations. His poems “all happen within their own time and space.”He is a U.S. Marine...

Johnny has a problem - he just can't get enough from one man. He is addicted to come.  When his lover Jackson can't please him, he seeks out some college boys for a night of fun that none of them will ever forget. One night proves to be less than Johnny needs, however. The only thing...

Collection of 3 Classic Books: The Voyages Of Doctor Dolittle by Hugh Lofting. The Light Princes by George MacDonald. The Princess And The Curdie by George MacDonald.

The first in a new series of classic detective stories from the vaults of HarperCollins involves a blind man who stumbles across a murder. As he has not seen anything, the assassins let him go, but he finds it is impossible to walk away from murder. “The Detective Story Club”, launched by Collins...

This rich, mature novel follows a few years in the life of T. J. Quill, a middle-aged Dubliner trapped in a passionless marriage, who is soon lured into an affair with the voluptuous Josie, a woman he only half-understands. Meanwhile, through a doomed friendship with a producer named "Thorn"...

‘Good evening. My name is Mr Charles Pooter. I have long considered the question: why should I not make public my diary?’ Charles Pooter of Upper Holloway, a middle-class clerk with social aspirations far beyond his status, has decided the world deserves to hear his diary. He has one night,...

Two stories from one of the 19th century's bestselling novelists. A wine enthusiast is excited at the prospect of inheriting the contents of his late uncle's cellar, one of the finest in London, only to discover that his aunt has altogether different plans for the precious bottles and crates. Capital...

Like the paintings of Jan Vermeer and Edward Hopper, Hugh Hood’s short fiction looks hard at what some might call the surface of things. Like the finely wrought realism of those canvases, Hood’s super-realist style doesn’t just see—it sees into. While his early publications prompted his reputation...

In Each Man’s Son, his fourth novel, Hugh MacLennan returns to his native Cape Breton to present life in a small mining community. Dr. Daniel Ainslie, who ministers to the rough miners, yearns for a son, which he can never have. He comes to love young Alan MacNeil, the son of Mollie MacNeil...

Rib-tickling Humor Straight is a book of the author’s funny newspaper columns plus a dozen of his short burlesques covering the bumbling activities of prehistoric cavemen. A quick dip into the humor of the newspaper columns:That old saying about the folly of changing horses in midstream?...

Traditional approaches to the most common Mental Health conditions treat the symptoms, not the cause. In this book, not only do I explain what is causing many of the most common conditions, but I also explain how to recover quickly and effectively - without even talking to anyone. The techniques I...