5: Celle 44

 Celle 44

af Peter Krogholm

119 sider

2020

bib.

virkelig god

Mads bliver stolt, dan hans storebror tager ham med i Celle 44 - en modstandsgruppe, der kæmper mod den russiske besættelsesmagt. Men i krig er intet sort og hvidt, og snart tvinges Mads til at træffe det ultimative valg om liv eller død.

I denne fremtidsroman er Danmark blevet besat af Rusland og gennem hovedpersonen Mads præsenteres moralske dilemmaer som tilpasning og modstand - og hvor langt man vil gå for sin familie og sit land. Historien er delt i tre dele - Besættelse, Modstand og Terror.

Det er en letlæsningsbog, men der fortælles meget på forholdsvis få sider og skrevet på en måde så alle læseniveauer af unge læsere kan være med. En tankevækkende bog, der udfordrer læserens holdninger og etiske grænser for, hvad man kan og bør gøre i pressede situationer. Mads's overvejelser er virkelig godt beskrevet, og man bliver suget ind i historien.

220: Dybet

Dybet
af Sissel Bergfjord

73 sider
2018
bib.
god

Astrid og hendes lillebror skal på sommerferie sammen med deres far. De er meget nervøse og spændte, fordi han har været i fængsel og derfor har de ikke set ham i lang tid. Deres ferie starter stille og roligt, og langsomt vender børnene sig til deres far igen. De bader, laver mad, spiller spil og hygger ved bålet om aftenen. Den sidste aften tager deres far alene ud på søen for at fiske. Pludselig skifter vejret og det begynder at tordne, lyne og regne kraftigt. De to børn bliver bange, og sammen trøster de hinanden, og kæmper sig gennem natten uden deres far. Han kommer først tilbage næste morgen, med store sår i hoved og rifter på armen. Hvad er der sket? Har han svigtet dem igen eller..?

Det er en velskrevet og meget rørende historie om svigt, ansvar og om at lære sin far at kende igen. Bogen giver et realistiske billede af hvor svært det er, at være barn/ung til far, som har været i fængsel.

279: Boy next door

Boy next door (Hot off the ice book 5)
af A.E. Wasp

462 sider
2018
eg
engelsk
ebog
ok

Hockey superstar Joey Luciano has always been good at being whatever people needed him to be. The fans want a good-looking fast-living party boy? Enter ‘the Looch,’ Joey’s carefully created public persona. But the cracks in his mask are starting to show, and he’s begun to lose touch with who he really is. It’s going to take someone who’s been there from the very beginning, to help him find his way home.

Coach Liam O’Reilly always had a very clear picture of what his life should look like. Falling in love with the infuriating, passionate, stubborn, and endlessly fascinating boy next door was not part of the plan. But when Liam’s carefully constructed life fell apart one Christmas Eve, Joey Luciano was there to pick up the pieces. Now Liam can't stop wanting him.

The passion blazing between them on the ice and behind closed doors could leave both of them badly burned. But through the smoke, Liam can see glimpses of a future brighter than any he’d imagined, a future worth risking his career and reputation for, if only he is brave enough to reach for it.

But Joey’s got a secret he’s keeping from everyone. If it gets out, it could be the end of everything.

153: By the numbers

By the numbers (Sanctuary 10)
af RJ Scott


158 sider
2017
engelsk
ebog
god


Brandon Hoselton is running scared, finding security in his obsession with patterns and numbers. With his family threatened, he feels he has nowhere left to go, and even considers ending his life to keep them safe. Until Sanctuary, in the shape of the enigmatic Daniel Karnes, gives him a reason to stay alive and offers the possibility of a future free from fear.
Former SEAL Daniel is new to Sanctuary, tasked with watching Brandon, a brilliant geek with way too many secrets. Falling in love with quirky Brandon is easy; now he just has to make sure secrets don’t end up with them both dying.
The only way of destroying Varga is to cut the crime boss’s money, and the two men become part of an intricate take-down involving millions of dollars. But Brandon has a secret he can never share with Daniel, and their new love is at stake.

149: The journal of Santuary one

The journal of Sanctuary one (Sanctuary 6)
af RJ Scott


181 sider
2013
engelsk
ebog
god


When a snowstorm stops his friends from joining him at Sanctuary One for Christmas, Jake ends up alone. Sean has only one place to go. The original Sanctuary cabin. Neither man is prepared for the secrets that threaten to destroy Sanctuary.
Jake spends every Christmas at Sanctuary One. With the third anniversary of the day his dad died approaching, he arranges for Kayden, Beckett, and himself to meet at the cabin a few days before Christmas. A snowstorm blocks his friends in NY, and Jake ends up alone.
Sean is being hunted and the only place he can run to is somewhere mentioned in an old journal. The original Sanctuary cabin. It is no longer in official use but it would be a good place to heal and take stock of just what is going on with his life.
Neither man is prepared for being stuck together for an entire week, nor for the culmination of a case that threatens to get them killed.


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