Books with title Bee Sting Cake

Magic is out of fashion. Gambling is merely illegal. Neither law nor common sense has ever stopped anyone in Ragnor Bella from making—or breaking—their fortunes at the table, at the racetrack, and especially at the Dartington Harvest Fair. With Mad Jack Greenwing’s only son Jemis finally back from university, this year’s betting is bidding fair to be the stuff of legend. Jemis assumes the speculative glances are for his inherited notoriety (and, perhaps, his adventurous first weekend back in town), and is determined to do nothing more than a little light wagering at the Fair. Perhaps one footrace. The odds on his placing are remarkably high—but the real bets are whether he makes it to the starting line at all. Lost heirs. Botanizing dukes. Riddling dragons. High Gothic melodrama. And all that’s just to get his name in the race. Book Two of Greenwing & Dart, fantasies of manners—and mischief.

This is one of the most psychologically heavy books.It is probably because this story is real. This story just about love, separation, and suffering. A bit of mysticism which sometimes we encounter in everyday life. Our language is so poor and primitive that it was impossible to describe all the feelings of the heroine, the inner state of her soul that she felt. You will feel her pain, her experiences somewhere inside.

This is one of the most psychologically heavy books.It is probably because this story is real. This story just about love, separation, and suffering. A bit of mysticism which sometimes we encounter in everyday life. Our language is so poor and primitive that it was impossible to describe all the feelings of the heroine, the inner state of her soul that she felt. You will feel her pain, her experiences somewhere inside.