Marc Heberden (45 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In the early 1980s, before news travelled by algorithm and outrage, it travelled by people. and in Sultan, Washington, it travelled through Patrick Feeney. Editor of the struggling Skykomish Register, Feeney lives a quiet life shaped by deadlines, late-night bars, and the steady rhythms of a small town that trusts him to tell its stories. But when a powerful regional newspaper moves into his territory, advertisers vanish, readers drift away, and the paper's future begins to crumble beneath his hands. As a bitter newspaper war unfolds and a dangerous local secret surfaces, Feeney finds himself caught between loyalty and truth, community and survival. The stories he prints may save the town. or finish the paper forever. Years later, speaking with the son who may follow him into journalism, Feeney looks back on the battles he fought and the people he could not protect, searching for meaning in a profession. and a world. that changed faster than anyone expected. Set among the rain-washed rivers, forests, and mountain towns of the Pacific Northwest, Feeney's Part is a moving portrait of belonging, memory, and the fragile ties that hold communities together. and the men and women who try, imperfectly, to tell their truth.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Eric Sumners has it all. One day, he decides to have a luxurious yacht built for his wife. Down on the waterfront, the grandiose project suddenly spawns wilde hope, but also jealousy, greed and hidden desires. Suspense, romance, and professional intrigue are soon engulfed as The Big Tide sweeps all before it with the promises and delusions of unfettered ambition, passion, art and love.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Un Homme Hors Sol (titre original: Outside Man) de Marc Heberden emmène les lecteurs dans le voyage de Sam Lawrence, un homme façonné par la tragédie et marqué par un sentiment perpétuel d'agitation. Le roman s'ouvre à Gainesville, une petite ville nichée dans le pays Palouse de état de Washington sur la côte ouest des États-Unis, où Sam, poussé par la lassitude plutôt que par l'intention, décide de mettre sur pause son existence nomade pendant une semaine. Cette décision sans conséquence met en lumière une série d'événements qui remettent en question les notions d'indépendance de Sam. Le coeur du roman réside dans la relation évolutive de Sam avec les citadins, en particulier avec une femme qui suscite un désir de permanence, le mettant en contradiction avec son désir d'avancer. Alors que Sam lutte contre un conflit interne, il est entouré d'un casting de soutien qui contribue à la riche et séduisante tapisserie de Gainesville, compliquant encore davantage sa prise de décision.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Farmers don't believe in luck.'. beyond Bozeman with four hundred dollars, a couple of fishing poles, and a suitcase stuffed with year-old work clothes, he was driving his car along the straight, flat highway stretching west from Spokane. It was about noon when he first saw Gainesville .'Independence, for Sam Lawrence, has always meant the ability to cut ties and move whenever he feels he wants to. Suddenly though, faced with the feeling he might want to actually set down roots within the rolling hills of the Palouse Country in Eastern Washington, he finds himself being strangely kept on the outside. Only with time does he realize he's accidentally found himself entangled in a power struggle between two brothers. And realizes as well that his only hope, if he wants to keep what he has found, is to choose to befriend the brother he likes the least.And while that difficult solution seems clear, he is to discover there is another, that he never would have expected.An absorbingly introspective study of human nature set against an inspiringly idyllic backdrop. -- Kirkus Reviews.…

Gebunden. Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnEric Sumners, a rich businessman in the Pacific Northwest, has it all: smart, handsome, successful, and happily married to a beautiful woman of perfect artistic and social taste. One day, on a whim, he decides to give her a luxuri.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Eric Sumners, a rich businessman in the Pacific Northwest, has it all: smart, handsome, successful, and happily married to a beautiful woman of perfect artistic and social taste. One day, on a whim, he decides to give his wife a luxurious sailboat. But when someone as rich as Eric decides to do something, the side-effects on regular people's lives can be spectacular. Suddenly, down at the waterfront, the grandiose opportunity created by Sumners spawns ever-expanding waves of hope, but also conjures up deep currents of jealousy, greed and hidden desire. Suspense, romantic and professional intrigue, aspirations and dreams, are soon engulfed as The Big Tide sweeps all before it with the promises and delusions of unfettered ambition, passion, art and love.Four Stars - Kirkus Reviews: 'Heberden paints a particular portrait of American wants, values, and ideals in this contemporary literary novel. The story's point of view shifts from chapter to chapter, lending insight into each character in turn as they move around and past each other in an intricate dance of wants, needs, and secrets. Readers will be richly rewarded with a truly excellent piece of Americana. A complex and engrossing read about building a boat.''The Big Tide by Marc Heberden is a drama-filled adventure. The rich cast of characters leads to high suspense, trouble, and intrigue. What one character does affects the next character, like watching a domino fall onto another one as hidden desires spark the plot as readers follow every page. Boat building's beauty and artistry is refreshing to read about in a fictional novel that no other writer has put into a novel before. Marc Heberden is a talented writer who can grab readers and keep them interested until the last page: A deep yet steadily paced novel that readers everywhere will enjoy reading. highly recommend.' - San Francisco Book Review'. a very good book. The building of a boat is the intriguing setting for the rich man, the drunk hunk, the sexy secretary, the grumpy vet, the sly coed, the goddess, and the wife. A serious house of cards that makes you hold your breath. The politics, business, and relationships are all too real and human. An excellent conclusion with an unlikely victor and skilled omission of the obvious. This writing is so rich that it's tempting to read aloud. The story has the unique quality [which] recommends it to both men and women.' - bayberry.…

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