Showing results for "Georgie" in Literature & Fiction

Georgie Deacon thinks nothing of it when a gang of girls led by Yasmin, a member of the notorious Marx family, knock at her door and threaten to hurt her daughter—that is until her daughter doesn't return home. Detective Clark Kims ignores Georgie's plea to have the gang of girls brought in for questioning. He insists it is the work of the Kent serial killer, until Georgie realizes that the detective's daughter is part of the gang.

When Georgie Deacon's husband, Dixie, is found shot dead in the street, the police assume it's a revenge killing. However, things are not what they seem when two of her brothers-in-law are arrested for Dixie's murder. After she discovers a substantial padlock on her garage door and a box containing a child's toy and a pair of trainers in her husband's wardrobe, Georgie is forced to confront the secrets of her husband's past. No matter how sinister they appear to be.

"Georgie Porgie" de Rudyard Kipling es una historia corta que sigue las desventuras de Georgie Porgie, un joven con predilección por las travesuras. A pesar de su comportamiento encantador, las acciones de Georgie Porgie a menudo generan caos y problemas para quienes lo rodean. A través de una serie de anécdotas humorísticas, Kipling explora las consecuencias del comportamiento impulsivo de Georgie Porgie y las lecciones que aprende a lo largo del camino. Desde provocar problemas en la escuela hasta causar estragos en su vecindario, las escapadas de Georgie Porgie son entretenidas e instructivas y ofrecen a los lectores una visión alegre del mundo de las travesuras infantiles. Con su prosa ingeniosa y personajes entrañables, "Georgie Porgie" es una historia encantadora que recuerda a los lectores las alegrías y los desafíos de crecer.

Take the ambitious competitiveness of The Devil Wears Prada, mix it with the complex female friendships of Big Little Lies and throw in the high-stakes drama of The Morning Show and the result is Georgie Tunny's gripping debut which rips back the glossy curtain on television news. Best friends...

The gay dragon, master mages, Georgie and Armand take another vacation from the Hotel and visit the futurist city of Bram’Cauly, only to find something is amiss in this seemingly perfect metropolis.

Welcome to Georgie Bookclub, the podcast where great books meet great conversation, and usually, a great glass of wine. Join Koby and the two Sophies as they unpack the latest reads everyone’s talking about, from gripping page turners to buzzy bestsellers and hidden gems. It’s smart, honest, and unfiltered part book review, part group chat. Expect big opinions, unexpected takes, plenty of laughs, and the kind of conversations that only happen when friends sit down with a book they couldn’t stop thinking about. Whether you’ve read it cover to cover or just want to know what’s worth ...

Novelista inglés, Kipling escribió novelas, poemas y relatos ambientados principalmente en la India y Birmania durante la época de gobierno británico.

A storytelling podcast. Relax and escape to the classic works of fiction, mythology and legends read by Georgie. Each episode will begin a new story varying from different cultures and parts of history with special episodes which will divide well-known classic novels. This podcast accompanies the Instagram handle @what.georgie.wrote which looks at book reviewing, writing and the bookish aesthetic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Georgie and Armand, the master mage, shape shifting, gay dragons who run Georgie and Armand's place, are out for another vacation. This time they are visiting a world where the power of steam dominates and the competition to be the best master craftsman can get aggressive and dangerous.

Georgie Romero has risen from the grave, driven to solve the mystery of her former human life with the help of an inept witch and a cynical ghost. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/georgieromeroisdonefor/support

Join Georgie Porgie and Titty Kaka as they spill the hot tea on the high sea! In this nautical podcast, dive in with these two salty showgirls as they kick off their heels and let it all hang out. Follow their journey navigating life living on a ship and listen to what they get up-to in port and below deck!

A conversation centred around the daily habits of artistic life. We’ll be talking to writers, artists, illustrators, musicians and all kinds of creatives about how exactly they get down to it and make great work. How do artists plan their day to generate and protect their creativity? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a distant future, humans are long extinct and all that remains of their kind is recently unearthed audio recordings that present snippets of their daily stupid lives. Join us as we explore this gentle, simple, meaty species, one sketch at a time. These... were humans. ---These Were Humans is a sketch-comedy project. Now an official selection of the Tribeca Festival 2023! Don't forget to subscribe! ---CREDITS ---Written and created by: Georgie Aldaco  ---Audio Engineering: Ray Aldaco ---Featuring: Kelly Anne Burns, Lani Harms, Patrick Grizzard, Joseph Lymous, Mike Smith Rivera, Georgie ...

Georgie Eliotwell has, since childhood, written poems. Some were intended as songs—but Georgie is a terrible singer and knows little about music, so they remain a kind of hybrid of poem and song—able to be spoken, but wanting to be sung. They are "pongs." There are two quite long, comical poems in this book that were never intended for singing. The rest are "pongs". Georgie would have liked to have fronted a rock band, but at almost 73 years of age has accepted that that bird has flown.

bare fruits is a monthly-ish conversation about queer literature, hosted by Rosie Haward and Georgie Sinclair. In each episode we foray into the lives and loves of our favourite characters, a book's themes, ideas, and the writing itself. Then we conclude with a segment on TV, where we gossip about the shows we’ve been watching.

Brought to you by author and publishing rockstar Georgie Codd, with author and broadcaster Emma Byrne, NonFicPod is your home for the latest nonfiction must-reads, with insightful interviews featuring outstanding authors. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Between choosing the world and finally getting around to taking the trip, something catastrophic took place. Now, Georgie and Armand must deal with a world recovering from near annihilation, being run by a controlling tyrant where the simple ideology of "kill or be killed" rules the day.

Georgie and Armand, the two shape-shifting dragon master mages, are on another vacation. As a world holds a planetwide celebration, the two dragons find themselves in a haunted area of town with a mystery to solve in the Georgie and Armand style.

Markita “Kita” Jones is a young woman with the world at her fingertips. A high school student with beauty and brains to match, she’s well on her way to Howard University. However, on her 18th birthday, she watches her dreams die during a drive-by shooting that claims the life of her brother. Overnight, Kita transforms from a naïve schoolgirl into a savvy street hustler on a mission to find her brother’s killer. With the help of her best friends, Kenya and Alexis, Kita quickly begins making more money and more enemies than she ever could’ve imagined.

Regina Ransom brings an ill-fated heroine to life in this erotic story about a surprise gangbang that finds Georgie reluctantly pleasing five men at once. From the first unexpected thrust into her mouth to the endless supply of semen she's forced to swallow, she ends up making sure all are satisfied. When, in a daze, she thinks about the orgasms that course through her in the process, the rough and reluctant gangbang she unknowingly encouraged might not be so bad after all.