Romance Novels

Rob

Remek-delo velikog pisca i dobitnika Nobelove nagrade Isaka Baševisa Singera, smešteno u Poljsku 17. veka, nakon pogroma Kozaka koje je predvodio Bogdan Hmelnicki. Ovaj veliki ljubavni roman je dugo bio omiljeno štivo i, moglo bi se reći, klasik svetske

Rodilište

Roman o sreći i boli žena, o moru straha i obilju radosti

Romansa u New Yorku

Franny Doyle hat einen schrecklichen Tag. Zuerst wurde sie gefeuert, dann zerrissen die U-Bahn-Türen ihr Lieblingskleid und halb Manhattan sah ihren Hintern. Verlegen kam ihr ein charmanter Fremder mit seiner teuren Jacke zu Hilfe …

Romeo, Julija i tama

In occupied Prague in 1942, the student Pavel hides the wounded Jewish woman Hana. In danger and fear, a strong love is born between them. The Gestapo discovers them, Pavel dies tortured under investigation, and Hana survives the Holocaust carrying the me

Ružičnjak

The novel The Rose Garden by author Susanna Kearsley tells the enchanting story of a young woman who, returning to her childhood home, discovers the secrets of the past and an unexpected connection to a long-lost love story.

Sabrana dela 16: Skriveni cvet

The novel is an intimate, emotional story of forbidden love in post-war Japan. One of Buck's most personal works on the subject of interracial relationships. Less epic, more psychological and melancholic than her Chinese novels.

Sabrana dela 4: Duga ljubav

Edward "Ned" Haslatt loves his wife Margaret devotedly, but their marriage is a silent battle between his idealized devotion and her sharp, level-headed pragmatism—a search for a love that matures, not burns out.

Sabrana dela 7: Istočni vetar – zapadni vetar

"East Wind, West Wind" (1930) is one of Pearl S. Buck's early novels. In an arranged marriage to a Western-educated husband, young Kwei-lan slowly abandons tradition and discovers love in the clash of two cultures.

Sabrana dela 8: Jedan brak

Sabrana dela 9: Mandala

Mandala is one of Pearl S. Buck's most mature and spiritual novels, a rare work set in India. The title Mandala (symbol of wholeness) perfectly captures the core of the story: a search for meaning, wholeness, and the reconciliation of opposites.