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Cast out by her kingdom and far from home, she's the Kanin people's only hope.Bryn Aven-unjustly charged with murder and treason-is on the run. The one person who can help is her greatest enemy, the gorgeous and enigmatic Konstantin Black. Konstantin is her only ally against those who have taken over her kingdom and threaten to destroy everything she holds dear. But can she trust him?As Bryn fights to clear her name, the Kanin rulers' darkest secrets are coming to light... and now the entire troll world is on the brink of war. Will it tear Bryn from Ridley Dresden, the only guy she's ever loved? And can she join forces with Finn Holms and the Trylle kingdom? Nothing is as it seems, but one thing is certain: an epic battle is underway-and when it's complete, nothing will ever be the same...

In the majestic halls of a crystal palace lies a secret that could destroy an entire kingdom...Bryn Aven refuses to give up on her dream of serving the kingdom she loves. It's a dream that brings her to a whole new realm...the glittering palace of the Skojare. The Skojare people need protection from the same brutal enemy that's been threatening the Kanin, and Bryn is there to help. Being half Skojare herself, it's also a chance for her to learn more about her lost heritage. Her boss Ridley Dresden is overseeing the mission, but as their undeniable attraction heats up, their relationship is about to reach a whole new level―one neither of them is prepared for. As they delve deeper into the Skojare world, they begin to unravel a long-hidden secret. The dark truth about her own beloved Kanin kingdom is about to come to light, and it'll change her place in it forever...and threaten everyone she loves.

Newly re-mastered in HD - the great George Stevens (A Place in the Sun) directed the third and final teaming of Cary Grant and Irene Dunne, they first appeared together in Leo McCarey's the Awful Truth and later in Garson Kanin's My Favorite Wife. While listening to a recording of "Penny Serenade", Julie Gardiner Adams (Dunne) begins reflecting on her past. She recalls her near-impulsive marriage to newspaper reporter Roger Adams (Grant), which begins on a deliriously happy note but turns out be

Garson Kanin (November 24, 1912 - March 13, 1999) was a prolific American writer and director of plays and films. Moviola details his remembrances of the early days of Hollywood.

In 1937, Garson Kanin was called to Hollywood by Samuel Goldwyn to "learn the business." Twenty-four, fresh from New York, Kanin longed to become a movie director, but found himself frustrated at every turn by the mogul who had already forgotten why he had signed Kanin to a contract. When Kanin finally did direct a film (for another studio, starring John Barrymore) Goldwyn groused, "You dirty so and so, why didn't you ever tell me you wanted to direct?" Sam Goldwyn, with his famous Goldwynisms, his arrogance, his outrageous behavior, is the centerpiece of this book, symbolizing the mystique of Hollywood's glamorous, heady years, but Kanin, playwright, director, novelist and screenwriter, seemed to know nearly everyone and includes reminiscences and anecdotes about hundreds of the movie capital's famous people: the directors - Carl Laemmle, Billy Wilder, Rene Clair; the studio czars - Harry Cohn, Goldwyn and Darryl Zanuck; the glittering stars - Tracy and Hepburn, Ginger Rogers, Marilyn Monroe, Ingrid Bergman, Lana Turner; the writers; and even Hollywood's colorful, if unknown, bit players. Hilarious, audacious, poignant, scandalous, HOLLYWOOD is everything - and more than - its name implies. From his own adventures there Garson Kanin has drawn the material for a witty, wise, and dazzling panorama of the magical place it once was.

***winner of Manila Critics Circle National Book Award ***kakanin as a Type of Food Stems From Multi-dimensional Meanings -- From the Root Word Kanin (rice) as a Noun or Kanin (to Eat) as a Verb. with the Prefix of "ka," Kakanin Describes Many Kinds of Rice Recipes Meant to Be Eaten as Snacks of the Many Ways of Cooking Snacks or Desserts to Celebrate the Harvest of the Philippine Islands. Ancient Customs and Practices Also Us Kakanin Asa Offerings to the Gods. Every Island, Province or Town May Have Their Own Recipe for Kakanin Depending On Their Geographical Location and the Area's Basic Staple Food Like Purple Yam and Taro. Kakanin as a Word May Also Mean a Small Serving of Food, Something to Tide One Over Before a Main Meal or Simply Some Colorful Snacks or Desserts to Look Forward to During Fiestas. Food to the Filipino, as in Other Cultures Is a Precious Source of Strength and Spirit and Could Be a Vehicle of Harmony Among Friends, Relatives, and Even Strangers.

Screenwriters discuss their craft, the writer's role in the finished film, and collaborations with legendary directors and producers. Includes: Nunnally Johnson, I.A.L. Diamond, Buck Henry, Fay Kanin, Ring Lardner, Jr., Walter Brown Newman, Edward Anhalt, Stirling Silliphant, Lewis John Carlino, David Giler, William Bowers, Jonathan Axelrod.