married people

"Imagine a near future of unparalleled convenience. A powerful retailer, can deliver anything to anyone's door via drone, even anticipating needs and desires they didn't know they had. Most people are fine with that, but not Jacob and Megan Brandeis. New York writers whose livelihood is on the brink of extinction, Jacob and Megan have made a drastic decision; they're going undercover to dig up the retailers secrets in a book that could change the entire American way of life, or put an end to Jacob's."--OCLC.

The tragic story of Ethan Frome, a New England farmer married to a hypochondriac and in love with his wife's lively cousin, Mattie.

"You're home making dinner for your husband. You expect him any second. The phone rings--it's the call you hoped you'd never get. You jump in your car and race to a neighborhood you thought you'd never visit. You peer into the dark, deserted building. You brace yourself for the worst. And then, you remember nothing else. They tell your husband you've been inan accident. You lost control of your car as you sped through the worst side of town. The police suspect you were up to no good. But your husband refuses to believe it. Your best friend is not so sure. And even you don't know what to believe.."--Provided by publisher.

When Lily, a young lawyer, marries Ed, she's determined to make a fresh start, but when secrets from her past creep into her present through the charm of their neighbor, Carla, a chain of events is set off that alters the course of all three of their lives.

A graphic novel adaptation of the classic story about Jane, a plain and penniless orphan in nineteenth-century England, accepts employment as a governess at Thornfield Hall and soon finds herself in love with her melancholy employer, Mr. Edward Rochester, a man with a terrible secret.

When a violent murderoccurs in a house that grows abandon ed years earlier, a new family becomes obsessed with the house's past, unleashing forces that none of them could have anticipated.

A portrayal of New York society in the 1870s where money counted for less than manners and morals.

A contemporary retelling of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew." Dr. Battista is on the verge of a scientific breakthrough that could save thousands of people's lives, but if his lab assistant Pyotr is deported back to Russia, Dr. Battista will never see his breakthrough come to fruition. Now the future of his work depends on convincing his daughter Kate to marry Pyotr so he can obtain a green-card. Kate is incensed by the request, but her father and Pyotr will scheme together to find a way to convince her.

A history teacher besieged by a personal crisis and the "phasing out" of his teaching job abandons his lessons to relate tales of Fenland and his family.

Golden boy Nick Dunne, brings his wife, Amy, back to his hometown on the Mississippi River where she is miserable and on their fifth wedding anniversary she disappears, and soon Nick finds himself lying, being deceitful, and acting inappropriately but continues to claim his innocence with his twin sister at his side.