Bøger af Michael Kaye

When esteemed novelist, Vanessa Parker, spends a month in Maine finishing the last book of a trilogy, she vaguely recognizes an elderly couple who are staying at the same hotel. Over the course of the next few weeks Vanessa's remembrances take her back over fifty years, as she begins to recall the couple's affect on her and her friends' lives.

Annie Lee Cavallaro, adopted as a baby from China, is pursuing her life-long dream of becoming a scientist.While attending a conference at Harvard, Annie meets someone who will change not only her life, but the lives of millions of others.In this sweeping novel that encompasses three continents, 'A Bottle of Rain' chronicles Annie's amazing rise to the forefront of the scientific community with the discovery of a lifetime.

In a set of short, simple, easy-to-follow lessons, Michael Kaye helps his readers understand the Bible's life-changing message. His straightforward, unassuming approach is ideal for anyone, regardless of religious background or experience, who desires to learn more about the book that has been transforming lives for nearly 2000 years.

When Karen Hoffmeister suddenly and mysteriously goes missing from her home, her strange disappearance sets in motion a tangled web of intrigue, duplicity, treachery and puzzlement. Riddle weaves a tantalizing thread through the lives of those involved with Karen, culminating in an astonishingly startling conclusion.

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Giroud and Kaye tell the full story of The Tales of Hoffman for the first time. After discussing the work's influences and history, the book details sources for the opera, including the complete Barbier and Carre play. The annotated libretto is published in full, with the variants, and essays explain the enduring evolution of the opera.

In the summer of 1975, in the neighborhood-friendly town of Newmans River-three young children are senselessly murdered. The Feral Girls chronicles the haunting tale of an American tragedy. The story relentlessly unfolds with exacting details and stunning surprises. While the horrifying impact on all those involved cannot be measured or forgotten, ultimately the disturbing events lead to an unexpected conclusion.