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The Next 365 Days is a continuation of Blanka Lipińska's best-selling series about Laura Biel kidnapped by the boss of the Sicilian mafia. Her previous books 365 Days and This Day sold over 500,000 copies. A novel full of eroticism and sensational plot twists, and comparable to the world's best seller 50 Shades of Grey, it stole the hearts of Polish women. If anyone thinks that it will be hard for Lipińska to surprise the readers again, they should buckle up, because The Next 365 Days is like riding a roller coaster!

In Polish: A rascal with teenage beauty and the voice of Jan Himilsbach. She didn't really have to act. She appeared in the Polish cinema out of nowhere and became an instant phenomenon. At times, as told by her relatives in the book, she hurried as if she knew that everything wouldn't last very long, that she had to quickly start a relationship, start a family, and have kids in order to have time to enjoy all of that. It's the first biography of Anna Przybylska authorised by her family.

Oglądamy wiadomości, przerażone i jednocześnie zafascynowane. Zupełnie jakby ciało, które sanitariusze wnoszą do karetki, należało do kogoś nam nieznanego. Ale to... to jest dobrze znana nam osoba. Życie Marianne jest idealne. Jest żoną przystojnego chirurga, matką trojga wspaniałych dzieci, ma piękny dom w najlepszej dzielnicy. Nie musi nic robić. Ma tylko opiekować się swoją rodziną. Pewnego dnia na jej idealnym życiu pojawia się rysa. Dotąd Marianne sądziła, że doskonale rozumie swoje małżeństwo, ale prawda ma wiele twarzy.

After 20 years of marriage and 20 years of imaginary romances, Maggie Ellmann meets a man who makes all the previous ones seem like an augury. However, the stronger Maggie's feelings are, the bigger her determination is to end the romance and again be a “good wife and mother”, and a good Christian. So Maggie starts to pray to God to pull her out of the affair. Fire Sermon is a debut novel of an acclaimed poet and short story writer. It's lyrical and intense. It talks about lust and its nature, the womanhood trammeled by the rules of faith, and the breaking of taboos.