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Abraham Serfaty

Abraham Serfaty

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Couverture ebook de His Last Chance, de Sable Rourke
Chiify | 12 juillet 2026

One promise broken. One last chance... if she's willing to give it. Junie Halloran gave her husband one simple rule after his first betrayal: One more mistake, and she's gone. When she discovers he's broken that promise, she walks away without looking back. No arguments. No excuses. No second chances. But what Junie doesn't know is that her husband's affair is only the beginning. As an outlaw motorcycle club war erupts, deadly secrets come to light, and a ruthless enemy places a target on her back. The man who shattered her heart is suddenly the only one willing to risk everything to keep her alive. Now Colt Boone must face the consequences of the one mistake that cost him the only woman he's ever loved. Every apology comes too late. Every sacrifice may not be enough. Because earning forgiveness is far harder than asking for it—and some betrayals leave scars that love alone can't heal. With danger closing in, old loyalties tested, and revenge threatening to destroy them both, Junie must decide whether the man begging on his knees deserves redemption... or whether walking away forever is the only way to save herself. His Last Chance is a pulse-pounding outlaw MC romance filled with explosive chemistry, devastating betrayal, intense grovel, dangerous secrets, found family, high-stakes suspense, and a hard-earned happily ever after that will leave you breathless. If you love powerful heroines, broken heroes willing to crawl for forgiveness, emotional second chances, and dark motorcycle club romance packed with danger and unforgettable twists, then scroll up and grab your copy of His Last Chance today. Some men deserve a second chance... but only if they're willing to fight for it.

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Couverture ebook de Little Meg's Children, de Hesba Stretton
Saga Egmont | 29 mars 2022

After the death of their mother, 10-year-old Meg is left to take care of the children until their father, who's away at sea, returns. He is expected any day, yet when his ship finally arrives, he is not aboard. There will be good days and bad days, but Meg's simple, childlike faith as well as the kindness of neighbours and friends will help her through her trials and ensure the survival of little Meg and "her" children. Sarah Smith (1832-1911), alias Hesba Stretton, was a British children's books author. The daughter of a bookseller, Smith grew into one of the most popular Evangelical writers of her time. She first rose to fame with her "Jessica's First Prayer," which she later followed with the sequel "Jessica's Mother."

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Couverture audiobook de Little Meg's Children, de Hesba Stretton
Saga Egmont | 1 novembre 2021

After the death of their mother, 10-year-old Meg is left to take care of the children until their father, who's away at sea, returns. He is expected any day, yet when his ship finally arrives, he is not aboard. There will be good days and bad days, but Meg's simple, childlike faith as well as the kindness of neighbours and friends will help her through her trials and ensure the survival of little Meg and "her" children. Sarah Smith (1832-1911), alias Hesba Stretton, was a British children's books author. The daughter of a bookseller, Smith grew into one of the most popular Evangelical writers of her time. She first rose to fame with her "Jessica's First Prayer," which she later followed with the sequel "Jessica's Mother."

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Couverture ebook de Écrits de prison sur la Palestine, de Abraham Serfaty
FeniXX réédition numérique (Arcantère) | 4 mars 2021

En publiant, dans cet ouvrage, ses écrits de prison sur la Palestine, rédigés à Kénitra entre 1981 et 1985, Abraham Serfaty reprend la parole. À contre-courant du prêt-à-penser, levant le tabou qui pèse sur la mauvaise conscience occidentale à l'égard d'Israël, fidèle à son engagement politique, il entend provoquer un débat trop souvent occulté sur les Palestiniens, sur le déplacement et le déclassement des Juifs arabes en Israël, et sur le sionisme. Son enracinement dans la tradition judéo-arabe, fait de lui le symbole vivant d'une culture humaniste, dont le principe de justice et de tolérance est un des éléments fondamentaux. C'est aussi dans la perspective d'une lecture inédite de l'Histoire contemporaine, que se situe l'essentiel de sa pensée, qui ne manquera pas d'être discutée.

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