Results for "Christine Morton-Shaw"

"The Riddles Of Epsilon" could be a good read for users who enjoy thrilling mysteries with a touch of the supernatural. This book is unique in its ability to create an atmosphere that is both creepy and captivating, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. With its combination of riddles, deadly occurrences, and unexpected twists, this book will leave readers guessing until the very end.

If you're drawn to the intersection of personal narratives with historical events, "Separation: A History" could speak to you deeply. Christine Chia weaves together the tumultuous separation of Singapore and Malaysia with the unraveling threads of her own parents' marriage, offering an intimate perspective on how the macro can reflect the micro. It's a poignant exploration of division and the human condition.

Description: Christine Chia is a personal and heartfelt Singlit writer. Alfian Sa'at praises The Law of Second Marriages, saying "This has to be one of my favourite poetry collections in recent times. The poems are wound and compact, speak of various cruelties not with woefulness but almost crystalline dispassion. Even if an episode was histrionic, its narration was shrewd and sober. This is a poet who can write about pain like a draughtsman using pin on skin."

Separation is the sequel to The Law of Second Marriages. With "terrifying sparseness and intensity", as Cyril Wong observes, Christine Chia threads together stories of the Separation between Singapore and Malaysia with the separation between her parents. Her searing vision, ambitious and intimate, opens up emotional spaces in unlikely places.

Consists of: The Law of Second Marriages (Like New), Separation (Like New)

This book is a thrilling ride through the dark corners of obsession and possession. Stephen King masterfully weaves a tale of a young man who becomes consumed by his love for a possessed car, and the supernatural forces that take hold of his mind. With its chilling atmosphere and intense psychological suspense, "Christine" is a must-read for fans of horror and supernatural thrillers. Don't be surprised if you find yourself glancing at every red car on the street after reading this haunting story.

If you're drawn to stories where strong female bonds are as pivotal as whirlwind romances, "Air Bound" might just be your next favorite read. Christine Feehan masterfully weaves elements both supernatural and deeply human into the fabric of her narrative, crafting a tale of loss, power, and identity. Dive into this book for a suspenseful journey on the dangerous seas, sprinkled with the allure of secrets and the warmth of a growing love against all odds.