Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert: Delve into the tragic tale of Emma Bovary, a young woman trapped in a stifling marriage and yearning for passion and excitement. Written by Gustave Flaubert, this classic novel portrays the complexities of human desires and the consequences of pursuing unattainable dreams. Set in the provincial French town of Yonville, "Madame Bovary" weaves a compelling narrative of love, infidelity, and societal expectations, capturing the essence of 19th-century France and the human condition. Key Aspects of the Book "Madame Bovary": Character Study: Flaubert skillfully develops the characters of Emma Bovary and her acquaintances, offering profound insights into their motivations and flaws. Realism and Naturalism: The novel is renowned for its realistic portrayal of everyday life and its exploration of human emotions and desires. Provincial Society: "Madame Bovary" vividly depicts the customs and constraints of provincial French society, highlighting the challenges faced by women in the 19th century. Gustave Flaubert was a prominent French novelist known for his literary contributions to the realism movement. Born in Rouen, France, in 1821, Flaubert was fascinated by literature from an early age and went on to become one of the most influential writers of his time. His masterpiece "Madame Bovary" is considered a seminal work in the development of the modern novel and has left an enduring impact on literature and storytelling.

The direct descendant of the General's Estate died for no reason. When she opened her eyes, she was reborn into the body of the village girl, Chu Fang'er, who shared the same surname and surname. Faced with the four walls of the mansion, there were not even two acres of land, which was cleaner than one's face. With a large family to support, Chu Fang'er had no choice but to roll up her sleeves and start earning money to support her family. He had wanted to save up enough money to return to the capital, but who would have thought that his savior would confess to him? "Is this savior a general?" "My wife, we should repay the debt of saving your life with our bodies ..." "Scram!" Believe your evil! " Chu Fang'er glared at him and kicked him off the bed with her hands on his waist.

Murder, loyalty, and vengeance collide in a gritty read perfect for fans of Martina Cole and Kimberley Chambers. ‘Orange is the New Black meets a twisted Southampton’ Molly, Amazon reviewer ‘If you like a crime novel with a strong female lead then you’ll love this’ Katie, Amazon reviewer

Scalded skin flap transplantation, smallpox scar repair, augmentation of facial fold skin suture, osteotomy and jaw replacement surgery. All sorts of cosmetic surgery can not be done only to be able to think of it! Double eyelid line burying, full lips, padding nose can only be given as a entry-level package! "You're pretending. Who are you?" "And who are you?" The overbearing and arrogant pavilion master of the Pavilion of Heavenly Secrets pretended to be an ugly and weird husband. The female lead opened up the ancient cosmetic surgery shop to earn money mode, work! Earn money! Rich!

Sex is never discussed in the polite drawing rooms of San Francisco society, though there's plenty to be had from the dank hovels of Chinatown to the glittering showplaces of the beau monde. Growing up far from the drawing rooms of Nob Hill, Cayley Wallace was "raised right" by her religious Irish family in the overcrowded rowhouses south of the slot (Market Street). Her dreams are simple: a warm coat, a husband who doesn’t beat her, a few pennies to ease her family’s poverty. But dreams are hard to come by in San Francisco in 1889. Landing a job as a day servant on "the Hill" is an improvement – until her employer begins to prey on her. An opportunity to work as a bar girl frees her, but makes her an pariah in her tight-knit community. Scholarly Wo Sam only wants to earn enough to pay off his passage and return home to China with enough money to buy a proper bride and house - if he can keep away from the roving white gangs and tong soldiers that turn the streets of San Francisco into a bloody battleground. He's determined to hang on to his dream, even as he sinks deeper into the quicksand criminal underworld of "Little China." When their paths cross, the earth moves, in more ways than one. Sometimes reaching for a dream means turning against everything you’ve always held dear. And sometimes new dreams are better than anything you might have imagined. Based on real characters from San Francisco’s history.