In New York Times bestselling author Cathy Maxwell's glittering new series, wedding bells are ringing… until the return of a rake throws a bride's plans— and heart—into a tailspin Every debutante aspires to snag a duke. Elin Morris just happens to have had one reserved since birth. But postponements of her marriage to London's most powerful peer give Elin time to wonder how she will marry Gavin Baynton when she cannot forget his brother, Benedict. Already exasperated at being yanked from the military to meet "family obligations," now Ben must suffer watching his arrogant sibling squire the only woman he has ever loved. Joining the army saved Ben from sinking into bitterness, but seeing Elin again takes him back to the day they surrendered to their intoxicating desire. As the wedding draws near, Elin tries to push Ben far from her thoughts. When danger brings them together, there is no denying their feelings. But can Elin choose love over duty...?
“We had them beat,” Glover said, “and there wasn't much time left. Our cornerback broke up a play and their guy flipped him over his back and started a fight. People ran onto the field from all over the place.
Discussions on the events leading up to the 1972 World Championship chess match and the personalities of Fischer and Spassky accompany descriptions of the twenty-one games played
This book tells the story and the drama of the Chess Match of the Century.
The author recounts 30 matches from 1926 to 1999 and ranks the twenty best players.
Thirty years later, David Edmonds and John Eidinow have set out to reexamine the story we recollect as the quintessential cold war clash between a lone American star and the Soviet chess machine.
The story behind one of the most important football matches in history - a match both nations were desperate to win for a whole host of reasons beyond simply football
Frank Partnoy, a frequent commentator on financial disaster for the Financial Times, New York Times, NPR, and CBS's "60 Minutes," recasts the life story of a remarkable yet forgotten genius in ways that force us to re-think our ideas about ...
Cleverly framed as a boxing match, this book provides a fascinating and compelling look at an important moment in American history.
The book is a philatelic look at the most prolific philatelic chess event in history, the 1972 World Chess Championship Match between Boris Spassky (USSR) and Robert "Bobby" Fischer (USA).
Drawing from Fischer family archives, recently released FBI files, and Bobby’s own emails, Endgame is unique in that it limns Bobby Fischer’s entire life—an odyssey that took the chess champion from an impoverished childhood to the ...