a hideous horror tale of Rona Walter – for adults only! Wanted is: hated daughter skin as white as chalk, hair, black as lousy an old Crow feathers and lips so red like fresh gangrene. Otherwise no special features except for its stunning mediocrity. Reward: Enough. And my goodwill. Successful execution is expected as soon as possible. To read more click here: Ping Fu. Signed: Lady Amaranth (the most beautiful of all time).

Accepts. Lord Sandford, with the dark blue beard. Short description while a long winter counts daughter Eirwyn through the overgrown forest disappears. When count Hector affiliated expires the infirmity of grief, orders his wife, Lady Amaranth, the search for her. So, the count is to regain his health. Also, the Lady plans to end the eternal struggle with her beautiful daughter forever.

By any means whatsoever the submissive servant Frederick sets out for them to bring back the daughter. Prefers dead than alive. The bounty hunter is to him also and Bride collector Lord Sandford with the dark blue beard to the page are available and the Raven Botin Jezabel. The travel guides you through darkly grotesque fields where Enchanted forests are not only adorable. Soon, however, they take on an old friend, the Hunter. And Frederick is anything other than a simple fairy tale cliche soon realizes that he can trust everyone unconditionally, that friendship alone often not enough and not simply rest can be long kept secrets. And then even one falls carefully to show selected mask glasses – a Scottish horror tales – for adults only! For weeks Top10 horror & fantasy at Amazon… book now only 2.69 instead 4.99! Great cinema. (Lord Byron’s book store) Steffen Janssen

Poisoning, whispered my song: my son is a fog of Hamburg/Lurschau. The Lurschauer author Jens Petersen has published three books: in his successful language Panscher “-trilogy, appeared at the Hamburger Tredition-Verlag, he satirically attacked the increasing linguistic shortcomings in the media.” “Now, Petersen enters literary Neuland: also released his new book titled tapeworm poisoning at Tredition, whispered my song: my son is a fog.” Highly funny nonsense poetry paired here with great classics of German poetry. Jens Petersen has Morike, Goethe, Rilke, von Fallersleben and many others through the electronic defect. The Google language tools as digital assistants “used to produce completely new lyrics. Suddenly, even the most romantic classics achieve a hilarious effect, when they get back through Finnish and Japanese again in the German idiom. Often, total nonsense, sometimes but also amazingly haunting, arises in this way seriously to growing verses. “Poisoning, whispered my song: my son is a fog.” (ISBN 978-3-86850-653-2) is now in bookstores and online shops available (14.99) Moreover, as an ebook.