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Unisex Schmuck: Zeitloses Design mit ikonischem Schwan – perfekt für Damen und Herren Kristallperlen &, Zirkonia: Funkelnde Kombination in Schwarz‑Weiß für elegante Farbakzente Verstellbare Länge: 15,5 bis 20,5 cm – passt sich optimal dem Handgelenk an Markantes Motiv: Zwei miteinander verschlungene Schwäne setzen ein stilvolles Statement Premium Verarbeitung: Metallmix mit Rhodium‑ und Ruthenium‑Beschichtung sorgt für glänzenden, langlebigen Look Material: Kristalle, Kristallperle, Metallmix mit Rhodium‑ und Ruthenium‑Beschichtung, Zirkonia Farbe: Schwarz und Weiß (Kristalle/Zirkonia perlenweiß, Schwan schwarz‑weißes Design) Maße: 15,5–20,5 cm (verstellbar), Motivgröße 1,5 × 1,4 cm Gewicht: keine Angabe Artikelnummer: 5705720 Verschluss: Karabinerverschluss
Unisex Schmuck – stilvolles Design für Damen und Herren Ikonisches Swan‑Motiv – zwei verschlungene Schwäne als Symbol für Eleganz Mixed‑Metal‑Finish – moderne Kombination aus Rhodium‑ und Ruthenium‑Plattierung Funkelnde Kristalle – schwarz‑weiße Swarovski‑Zirkonia in Rund‑ und Marquise‑Schliff Verstellbare Kettenlänge 38–45 cm – ideal für unterschiedliche Tragevarianten Karabinerverschluss – sicher und einfach zu öffnen Perfektes Geschenk – hochwertiges Design im eleganten Look Material: Mixed‑Metal‑Finish (Rhodium‑ und Ruthenium‑Plattierung), Swarovski‑Zirkonia Farbe: Schwarz und Weiß Längenverstellbar: 38 – 45 cm (15 – 17¾ inch) Motivabmessung: ca. 1,3 × 1,4 cm (½ × ½ inch) Verschluss: Karabinerhaken (Lobster clasp) Artikelnummer: 5705721
"In Malambo . . . the Rimac proudly rubs elbows with the freedmen, the cimarrons, and smuggled slaves. . . It runs united to the other subterranean springs underneath Blanket Street, Weavers Lane, and under Jewish Street . . . and Swordmaker's Lanes." The Rimac shapes the narrative of this compelling historical novel that probes the brutal clash of ethnicity, religion, and class in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Peru. Set against the backdrop of Spanish colonialism and the Spanish Inquisition in the "New World," "Malambo" peels back the layers of Peru's society to focus on the subtle connections among indigenous peoples-- Africans, Jews, Christians and others--whose cultural fusion pervades Latin American history and culture. At the heart of the novel is Tomason, an African artist living along the Rimac who paints religious murals for the church and his colonial masters. The intermingling of his Yoruba heritage with his life in a Spanish colony transforms him into a "griot" figure who unearths the deeper truths of his painful and complex experience by sharing it. Other memorable characters' stories intertwine with Tomason's tale, developing a narrative that powerfully reflects on the themes of dislocation and enslavement. "Malambo" is an unforgettable work that explores the origins of the Afro-Hispanic experience and offers a profound meditation on the forces of history.
Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Susan Hill, Nicci French and Val McDermid, this is an astute and intelligent psychological thriller centring around obsession and rage from international multi-million copy seller Joanne Harris. Fast paced with unexpected twists and turns, it will get right under the skin... '[A] gripping psychological thriller... Harris is one of our most accomplished novelists and Gentlemen & Players , with its pace, wit and acute observation, shows her at the top of her form' -- DAILY EXPRESS '[A] delicious black comedy ... the plot is so cleverly constructed, the tension so unflagging, you'd think she'd been writing thrillers all her life' -- DAILY MAIL 'It kept me on the edge of my seat and I was thinking about it long after I turned the last page' -- ***** Reader review 'An intricate, engrossing novel' -- ***** Reader review 'Wonderfully, horribly plausible' -- ***** Reader review 'I read it in three days which is as close as I get to "couldn't put it down"' -- ***** Reader review 'Well written and enthralling' -- ***** Reader review 'A must read....' -- ***** Reader review 'Absolutely loved this book!' -- ***** Reader review ******************************************************************************************* At St Oswald's , a long-established boys' grammar school in the north of England , a new year has just begun. For the staff and boys of the school, a wind of unwelcome change is blowing. Suits, paperwork and Information Technology rule the world; and Roy Straitley , the eccentric veteran Latin master, is finally - reluctantly - contemplating retirement. But beneath the little rivalries, petty disputes and everyday crises of the school, a darker undercurrent stirs. And a bitter grudge, hidden and carefully nurtured for thirteen years, is about to erupt. The trilogy continues with blueeyedboy and Different Class.