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Mail Order Bride - Rose's Destiny
Rose Unwin married young, and learned to regret her choice. But, she was still heartbroken when her husband died in a tragic accident. Unwilling to make the same mistakes again, she decides to take her time this time around, but how will she know if she has made the right choice? Andrew Davey finds himself at a crossroads. His employer, mentor and friend has passed away, making his future in Faith Creek tenuous at best. But, nonetheless he agrees to help a friend to locate the heir to Mortimer Welsh's estate. Little does he know that his entire life is about to be turned upside down as old truths surface and new connections seemed doomed before they have even begun.
Cultural Directions for the Rose
Reprint of the original, first published in 1873. The Antigonos publishing house specialises in the publication of reprints of historical books. We make sure that these works are made available to the public in good condition in order to preserve their cultural heritage.
A Bouquet of Roses
The baby of a Korean war veteran, a daughter of an alcoholic mother, a writer facing a personal and professional crisis and a divorced woman finding her way are parts of the life of Rose, in this collection of short stories. Also included is an award-winning bonus story, "My Mother's Table."
Botanica's Roses
Botanica's RosesR will prove to be one of the greatest rose books of all time.
The Book of Roses
In "The Book of Roses," Francis Parkman presents a compelling exploration of the rich symbolism and cultural significance of roses throughout history, weaving together a narrative that transcends mere botanical description. Written in a lyrical prose style characteristic of mid-19th-century American literature, Parkman's work reflects a sophisticated understanding of the aesthetic and emotional resonance of roses. This text not only serves as a homage to the flower's beauty but also situates it within broader historical and literary contexts, drawing connections between horticulture and the human experience. Francis Parkman, an esteemed historian and travel writer known for his meticulous re...
