Books with title Queen of the Masquerade

BBYA author Amanda Jenkins teams up with Tiffany Trent to give voice to the next Hallowmere heroine...Christina wakes in a new world with no memory of who she is or where she came from. Tasked with solving a riddle that will save the duke and duchess who rescue her and take her in as a changeling, Christina seeks to puzzle out just what she's doing here and why her memory has fled.But the riddle isn't just a key to saving the duke and duchess--it's Christina's key to something far more dire, a mission she knows she must remember, one that involves the strange young man who keeps appearing in odd places. Is the riddle a prophecy or a warning? Acclaimed YA author Amanda M. Jenkins, in partnership with Tiffany Trent, takes on Christina's voice to determine just how much Christina's fate depends upon the answer to that question.

Since her motherís tragic death, Beka Madisonís ìgood girlî image has been crumbling around her. She canít let her family discover sheís not really a Christian, but her ragged emotions threaten to expose her. The Masquerade is an absorbing story of a teenage girlís struggle with self-discovery and the revelation that truth brings freedom. First book in a new contemporary fiction series aimed at Teenage girls. Especially relevant for teens who say and do all the ìright things,î but have not developed a relationship with Christ. The Becoming Beka Series features strong parental figures and real-life situations that teen girls will relate to. The Masquerade presents a Christian worldview on intense, contemporary issues such as grief, suicidal thoughts, foster care, and psychiatric treatment.

Large Format for easy reading. A bestseller for many years, the book was made into a successful play, and has been filmed several times. It tells the story of a distinguished member of Parliament who, through excessive indulgence, has nearly ruined his political career and his homelife and so persuades his cousin to double for him when he can not cope.

Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - Two incidents, widely different in character yet bound together by results, marked the night of January the twenty-third. On that night the blackest fog within a four years' memory fell upon certain portions of London, and also on that night came the first announcement of the border risings against the Persian government in the province of Khorasan the announcement that, speculated upon, even smiled at, at the time, assumed such significance in the light of after events. At eight o'clock the news spread through the House of Commons; but at nine men in the inner lobbies were gossiping, not so much upon how far Russia, while ostensibly upholding the Shah, had pulled the strings by which the insurgents danced, as upon the manner in which the 'St. Geotge's Gazette', the Tory evening newspaper, had seized upon the incident and shaken it in the faces of the government.