British literature

Death on the Nile: A Hercule Poirot Mystery

Agatha Christie

A sweeping mystery of love, jealousy, and betrayal, Death on the Nile is one of Christie’s most legendary and timeless works.

Der Judasbaum

A. J. Cronin's poignant novel about a retired doctor, lonely in luxury, haunted by the guilt of a betrayal from his youth. In a futile attempt at redemption, he repeats the same tragic mistake.

Der Pferdeflüsterer

After a serious accident involving a girl and her horse, their mother takes them to a healer in Montana. Nicholas Evans' emotional novel about trauma, love, a deep connection to nature, and the healing of the human soul.

Deseti čovjek

Graham Greene's The Tenth Man is a war novel about a wealthy lawyer who tries to escape death during the Nazi occupation. The work explores guilt, identity, redemption, and moral choices.

Destined To Fly

Die Camerons

Robert Crichton's epic saga about a Scottish family from the late 19th century. Marital discord, pride and an uncompromising pursuit of a better life intertwine through the miners' struggle against exploitation.

Die englische Erbschaft

After her father's death, young Ginny leaves the Caribbean and arrives at the Tilsit estate in England. Between the family pottery business, dark secrets, and a strict aunt, she struggles for her own life and love.

Die Herren auf Cashelmara

Susan Howatch's epic family saga is set in 19th-century Ireland. Three generations of the de Clare family are intertwined with dark passions, power struggles, deceit, and the fate of the Cashelmar estate.

Die Ladies von Missalonghi

In a small Australian town in the 1920s, poor and downtrodden Missy Wright dreams of freedom. With the help of a mysterious aunt and an unexpected love, she discovers the strength and courage to change her life.

Die Reichen sind anders

Bestselling novel by British author Susan Howatch, the first in the Van Zale series. An epic saga about ambitious Englishwoman Dinah Slade and powerful banker Paul Van Zale on Wall Street from the 1920s to the 1940s.