Blast a dû suspendre ses activités suite à l'arrestation de Shin et Nana Osaki finit par décider de se lancer dans une carrière solo. Mais sa relation avec Ren reste tendue et Nana Komatsu fait son possible pour arranger les choses.

June, 1852.A preacher’s daughter with a secret. An outlaw running from the gallows. A love story spanning oceans and deserts and years. When Abby Proctor is kidnapped from a train in the middle of the desert halfway to her new life in California, she makes a promise to herself—she will escape. Because there’s a reason Abby is leaving Iowa and all its oppressions behind, and she refuses to be someone’s prisoner again. Especially when that someone is the infamous female outlaw Joey ‘JT London’ Taylor, Abby's brash, brooding, and inconveniently beautiful captor.But as Abby plots her escape, she stumbles upon a larger conspiracy at play behind her kidnapping—a complicated revelation considering the feelings she’s been having for Joey, who might not be the ruthless criminal everyone believes her to be. And when Abby realizes it’s all connected—her kidnapping, the secrets she left behind in Iowa, even her plans in California—she has to decide between returning to a life of obedience and unhappiness, or trusting an enigmatic outlaw who is bound for the gallows.

La presse à scandale dévoile le secret auquel Nana Osaki tenait le plus : le fait que sa mère l'ait abandonnée. Inquiète, Hachi vient vivre chez elle, mais la chanteuse n'a pas l'air affectée par l'article et se montre plus qu'enthousiaste pour la première tournée nationale de Blast qui approche. Lin incident inattendu va pourtant tout bouleverser.

La presse à scandale dévoile le secret auquel Nana Osaki tenait le plus : le fait que sa mère l'ait abandonnée. Inquiète, Hachi vient vivre chez elle, mais la chanteuse n'a pas l'air affectée par l'article et se montre plus qu'enthousiaste pour la première tournée nationale de Blast qui approche. Lin incident inattendu va pourtant tout bouleverser.

Arrivée à Kyoto, Hachi se décide à avertir la mère de Nana Ôsaki des conséquences que pourrait avoir sur sa vie la parution de l’article du “Search”, mais on refuse de l’entendre. Les journalistes risquent de se masser devant la maison des Uehara… De son côté, Misato révèle ses origines à Yasu… Et, pendant ce temps, les membres de Trapnest célèbrent Noël à Londres !

Published in 1942 by French author Albert Camus, The Stranger has long been considered a classic of twentieth-century literature. Le Monde ranks it as number one on its "100 Books of the Century" list. Through this story of an ordinary man unwittingly drawn into a senseless murder on a sundrenched Algerian beach, Camus explores what he termed "the nakedness of man faced with the absurd."

Published in 1942 by French author Albert Camus, The Stranger has long been considered a classic of twentieth-century literature. Le Monde ranks it as number one on its "100 Books of the Century" list. Through this story of an ordinary man unwittingly drawn into a senseless murder on a sundrenched Algerian beach, Camus explores what he termed "the nakedness of man faced with the absurd."

Welcome to Kentucky, where the bourbon’s smooth, the quilts are cozy, and the romance is hotter than July. Laurel Darby is no stranger to hard work, but most folks can’t see past her family’s name and wealth. Having built her quilt shop from the ground up, she knows how hard it is to keep a business running. But that doesn’t leave much time for a relationship, and the last thing on Laurel’s mind is unraveling herself and disrupting her carefully constructed life for mere love. Fresh out of long-term relationship hell, Dallas Hayes has nothing but a dream and the sweat equity for a fresh start. Opening her bourbon lounge is the only thing on her mind, and she’s bound and determined to make it succeed, and maybe find a little peace while she’s at it. But love? Nope, she won’t go down that rabbit hole again. As Dallas works to build both her bar and her sense of home, she unintentionally irks Laurel and the customers next door. But it’s Laurel’s gentle teasing and unexpected warmth that keep Dallas on her toes. With every fiery jab and kind smile, Dallas finds herself caught somewhere between frustration and fascination, slowly realizing that the woman next door might be the one thing she didn’t know she was missing. With their feelings deepening, neither Laurel nor Dallas expects a new threat to appear, one that could destroy everything they’ve worked hard for. With old wounds and new obstacles in their path, can they hold onto each other and fight for the future they both deserve?An age-gap, opposites-attract romance blooms between a silver fox bourbon bar owner starting over and a warmhearted quilt shop owner with thick curves and a charming smile until a new threat puts their budding connection and community at risk.*Content warnings can be found on the author's website.

Nana "Hachi" Komatsu hopes that moving to Tokyo will help her make a clean start and leave her capricious love life behind her. Nana Osaki, who arrives in the city at the same time, has plans to score big in the world of rock'n'roll. Although these two young women come from different backgrounds, they quickly become best friends in a whirlwind world of sex, music, fashion, gossip and all-night parties! Blast is at the top of the charts, and the band is making all kinds of P.R. appearances. Nana just wants to sing though, and all the marketing is starting to wear on her. A party planned for the loyal fans might be just what she needs to cheer her up. But there are secrets about her past lurking in Osaka, and the magazine Search Weekly is determined to bring them to light!

Mariée et mère à 18 ans, veuve aussitôt après, Marie Gouzesdécide ensuite de vivre librement. Elle se fera désormaisappeler Olympe de Gouges. Femme de lettres, fille desLumières, libertine et républicaine, Olympe a côtoyé la plupartde ceux qui ont laissé leur nom dans les livres d'histoire auchapitre de la Révolution : Voltaire, Rousseau, Mirabeau,Lafayette, Benjamin Franklin, Philippe Egalité, Condorcet,Théroigne de Méricourt, Desmoulins, Marat, Robespierre... En1791, quand elle rédige la Déclaration des droits de la femmeet de la citoyenne, Olympe demande l'égalité entre les sexes etle droit de vote; des propositions qui resteront révolutionnairesjusqu'au XXe siècle.

Mariée et mère à 18 ans, veuve aussitôt après, Marie Gouzesdécide ensuite de vivre librement. Elle se fera désormaisappeler Olympe de Gouges. Femme de lettres, fille desLumières, libertine et républicaine, Olympe a côtoyé la plupartde ceux qui ont laissé leur nom dans les livres d'histoire auchapitre de la Révolution : Voltaire, Rousseau, Mirabeau,Lafayette, Benjamin Franklin, Philippe Egalité, Condorcet,Théroigne de Méricourt, Desmoulins, Marat, Robespierre... En1791, quand elle rédige la Déclaration des droits de la femmeet de la citoyenne, Olympe demande l'égalité entre les sexes etle droit de vote; des propositions qui resteront révolutionnairesjusqu'au XXe siècle.