Molly Katz Ordre des livres (chronologique)

Spannung mit Gänsehautgarantie - der rasante Psychothriller von Bestsellerautorin Molly Katz!Die Nerven der Anwältin Angela Diamond liegen Nicht nur, dass ihr gewalttätiger Ex-Mann mit allen Tricks versucht, das Sorgerecht für die 10-jährige Tochter Nina zu bekommen. Nun soll Angela auch noch die Verteidigung ihres Schwagers Sean Fell übernehmen, der verdächtigt wird, einen Mord begangen zu haben. Nach langem Zögern willigt sie ein. Sie weiß zwar, dass er unschuldig ist. Aber sie weiß auch, dass sie nicht die richtige Strafverteidigerin in diesem Fall ist. Denn sie selbst ist tief in den Mordfall verstrickt ..."Hochspannung bis zur letzten Seite!" (Norddeutscher Rundfunk)

A Eastport, station balnéaire près de New York, Liam, renversé par un chauffard, n'a pas survécu à ses blessures. Hellen, sa mère, croit avoir reconnu un policier local. Mais la police nie et certifie que Peter Pallas, homme respecté et admiré, n'était pas dans ce secteur. Envers et contre tous, elle décide tout de même de faire connaître la vérité.

Auf Liebe und Tod - bk1134; Blanvalet im Goldmann Verlag; Molly Katz; pocket_book; 1999

Lynn Marchette is young, beautiful, and successful. The only thing missing from the television host's happiness is the right man. Soon, she meets the attractive Greg Alter, who seems to read her every wish, listens to her, and sends her love letters and small tokens of affection. Before long, Lynn is convinced she has found her dream man. She is unaware that behind the mask of the perfect lover lies a man obsessed with the desire to dominate and humiliate women. In Lynn, he has found what he has always sought: the perfect victim for a diabolical plan.

Now bigger, better, and with a completely revised, updated, and expanded second edition, this hilarious field guide to Jewish language and culture is designed to help Gentiles navigate the complexities of being part of a Jewish family. It humorously addresses the misunderstandings that arise, such as when a Jewish mother-in-law insists, "Don't bother driving me, I'll take a cab." This guide teaches readers how to worry, interrupt, and even change hotel rooms in a way that aligns with Jewish customs. It's not just about Yiddish; it delves into the nuances of everyday speech, hidden meanings, and the unspoken rules of behavior. Expect to encounter common obsessive anal questions (OAQs) like "This mole looks okay, doesn't it?" and "Can Saltines go bad?" Discover the Four Basic Shrugs and learn which acronyms to avoid. The book contrasts the activities of non-Jews with Jewish habits—like contra dancing versus reading obituaries. It humorously lists items never found in a Jewish home or mouth, such as Miracle Whip and a Lay-Z-Boy. Prepare to sit, read, and laugh until you're nauseous—it's a delightful read!