Электронная книга: Barbara Taylor Bradford «Treacherous»
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Barbara Taylor Bradford
Barbara Taylor Bradford
Biography
Early years
Bradford was born in
Writing career
Bradford's books have sold more than eighty (80) million copies worldwide in more than ninety (90) countries and forty (40) languages. Ten (10) of her books have been made into
Currently, one of the richest living authors, Bradford's personal wealth has exceeded £145 million, making her one of the wealthiest women in the UK.
Personal life
She lives in
It has been reported that she is working on creating a new
In 1999, Bradford became the first living female author to be featured on a postage stamp, when she was honored on legal tender by the nations of St. Vincent and Grenada. In 2002, she was again recognized with a postage stamp by the British Isle of Man. In April 2003, Mrs. Bradford was inducted into the Writers Hall of Fame of America. She was awarded an OBE by Queen Elizabeth II in the Queen's 2007 Birthday Honours list for her contributions to literature.
Mrs. Bradford is a member of the James Madison Council of the Library of Congress. She is heavily involved in a variety of charity projects around the world including: The Police Athletic League (PAL); PACT (Parents & Abducted Children Together) US and UK Chapters; and The New York Pops Orchestra.
DVD
Five of her works are to be re-released in the UK in September 2008. These are A Woman of Substance; Hold The Dream; To Be The Best; Act of Will and Voice of the Heart.
Novels by Barbara Taylor Bradford
The Emma Harte Saga
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* Emma's Secret (2003)
* Unexpected Blessings (2005)
* Just Rewards (2005)
The Deravenel Trilogy
* The Ravenscar Dynasty (2006)
* Heirs Of Ravenscar (UK) (2007) (The Heir in North America)
* Being Elizabeth (2008)
Others
* Voice of the Heart (1983)
* Act of Will (1986)
* The Woman in His Life (1990)
* Remember (1991)
* Angel (1993)
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* Dangerous to Know (1995)
* Love in Another Town (1995)
* Her Own Rules (1996)
* A Secret Affair (1996)
* Power of a Woman (1997)
* A Sudden Change of Heart (1999)
* Where you Belong (2000) (Kelly England - the writer, was the cover model for Where You Belong, shot in London. http://www.kellyengland.com/ http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/b/barbara-taylor-bradford/where-you-belong.htm)
* The Triumph of Katie Byrne (2001)
* Three Weeks in Paris (February 2002)
External links
* [http://www.barbarataylorbradford.com/ Official website]
* [http://www.iblist.com/author9643.htm Barbara Taylor Bradford] at the
Источник: Barbara Taylor Bradford
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Treacherous — Treach er*ous, a. [See {Treacher}.] Like a traitor; involving treachery; violating allegiance or faith pledged; traitorous to the state or sovereign; perfidious in private life; betraying a trust; faithless. [1913 Webster] Loyal father of a… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
treacherous — [adj1] dishonest, disloyal betraying, catchy, deceitful, deceptive, doublecrossing*, double dealing*, duplicitous, faithless, false, false hearted, fly by night*, insidious, misleading, perfidious, recreant, shifty*, slick*, slippery*, snake in… … New thesaurus
treacherous — ► ADJECTIVE 1) guilty of or involving betrayal. 2) having hidden or unpredictable dangers: treacherous currents. DERIVATIVES treacherously adverb treacherousness noun treachery noun. ORIGIN Old French trecherous, from trechier to cheat … English terms dictionary
treacherous — [trech′ər əs] adj. [ME trecherous < OFr trecheros] 1. characterized by treachery; traitorous; disloyal; perfidious 2. giving a false appearance of safety or reliability; untrustworthy or insecure [treacherous rocks] SYN. FAITHLESS… … English World dictionary
treacherous — index aleatory (perilous), bad (offensive), collusive, cruel, dangerous, detrimental, dishonest … Law dictionary
treacherous — (adj.) early 14c., from O.Fr. trecheros (12c.), from trecheur, agent noun from trechier to cheat, trick (see TRICK (Cf. trick)). Figuratively, of things, from c.1600. Related: Treacherously; treacherousness … Etymology dictionary