- Title : Louisa the Poisoner
- Author : Tanith Lee
- Rating : 4.85 (896 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-5-11
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 78 Pages
- Asin : 1592246001
- Language : English
And Louisa may well succeed, for she is a stunning beauty with the manners of an angel. At last she sets off to make her fortune and with the help of her vial of undetectable poison, she soon finds her first victim. Raised in a swamp by a mad wi
And Louisa may well succeed, for she is a stunning beauty with the manners of an angel. At last she sets off to make her fortune and with the help of her vial of undetectable poison, she soon finds her first victim. Raised in a swamp by a mad witch, poor Louisa grew up with one goal in mind: to marry a wealthy man, then inherit his lands and money by whatever means it takes. A dazzlingly dark fantasy, as only Tanith Lee could write it!My daughter is bipolar among other things and this book and others have finally helped me to know who I am and I can say I'm not crazy my daughter is sick with a terrible illness. She has presented fire/rescue personnel in a positive yet real light. This story is a little more than 4 pages of first person narrative, told by a battle-hardened soldier in the only words he knows, but you'll spend more time considering it than you did reading it. So easy to get caught up in this book. Very good book. Good luck, have a nice day.On the other hand, if you have an open mind and an interest in history, you probably will enjoy this book. This book does justice to one of the greatest artists in the history of art. She loved it and is a happy chicken momma. Without intervention - either personal or clinical - destructive patterns rarely stop on their own. I ordered this amazing book in hardcover immediately - there are 25 years of selected interviews shown on C-Span and all of them are interesting to the "inquiring mind." The forty-one essays here, previously seen on television, are published for our enjoyment and even inspiration. Although these are scorned by some jazz fans, Steed makes a convincing case that the Concerts are an important clue to interpreting Ellington's life and work. This is a wonderful journey into the Arct
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