Novedades

Growing up in an isolated cabin in Montana in the mid-1990s, Jane knows only the world that she and her father live in: the woodstove that heats their home, the vegetable garden where they try to eke out a subsistence, the books of nineteenth-century philosophy that her father gives her to read in lieu of going to school. Her father is elusive about their pasts, giving Jane little beyond the facts that they once lived in the Bay Area and that her mother died in a car accident, the crash propelling him to move Jane off the grid to raise her in a Waldenesque utopia.

The Grand Inquisitor by Fyodor Dostoyevsky is a powerful standalone parable from The Brothers Karamazov that explores the tension between freedom and authority, faith and reason, love and control.

From national bestselling author Meg Mitchell Moore comes a sparkling new novel following a young woman entwined in the opulent lives of her neighbors on Block Island, set against a backdrop of scandal, secrets, and a not-so-subtle love triangle, perfect for readers of The Wedding People and Pineapple Street.

This is not your typical AI novel. The Last Algorithm is an experimental work of meta-fiction - a boundary-pushing memoir that blurs the line between reality, digital hallucination, and the future of storytelling itself. Based on Real Events: In May 2025, freelance journalist Marco Buscaglia (Marco B in the story) published a summer reading list that ignited a minor media storm: nine of the “recommended” book titles, each convincingly attributed to real authors, didn’t exist. The twist? These false books were hallucinated by generative AI - titles, synopses, even the style matched the...

The story introduces us to Ferdinand Mason, a sickly Civil War veteran who finds himself alone in a rundown hotel, overlooked and forgotten, despite his acts of valor for his country. His situation changes when his aunt arrives, determined to nurse him back to health in her comfortable home by the Hudson River.

In a world where hope feels like a distant memory and survival is a daily battle, eighteen-year-old Grace Whithorn is just trying to make it through another day. Haunted by the scars of her past—both visible and invisible—Grace has learned to navigate life with a sharp tongue, a cynical outlook, and a heart that’s been shattered too many times to count. But when a desperate late-night call to a suicide hotline connects her with Ethan Ford, a mysterious and brooding temporary headmaster with his own demons, Grace’s life takes an unexpected turn. Ethan isn’t like anyone Grace has ever met.

What will that last day of your life be like? Will there be any constant that precedes that moment? Would there be any way to predict it? Will it be a different time to all the days lived before? Find out in the thesis that Jesus, lover of psychology, performs to graduate from the career. Jesus is a lover of psychology and his greatest desire is to graduate as soon as possible from that career to be able to immediately practice the profession that he loves since child. A tragic event in his family borders him to make his thesis about the behavior on the last day of life of people who die ...

Ben Nichols learns of the tragic death of his parents while they are on holiday. Devastated by the news, he must learn to carry on living, knowing he’ll never see them again, but realizing he didn’t know them well at all. While he and his wife Sally are away checking on the house he has inherited, her friend Elaine helps his two children cope with their loss by investigating their family tree. She inadvertently disturbs a hornet’s nest of trouble which Sally then has to keep to herself.

A novel exploring a woman's escape from an abusive relationship to find herself. A lot of people get pushed around and take it – it’s safer than confrontation. But Teale was finding too much was being taken away from her – her once seemingly secure life was a sham – and it was all beginning to cost her dearly… something had to be done – but the answers were hidden in a veil of lies… She began searching, in hidden places, for someone she’d lost, a long time ago… “Susan Crossman is a breakthrough writer who probes deep into the psyche of her readers, taking them on a ...

Fire flickers in the endless darkness, a beacon for wayward souls. Symbols of renewal and rebirth. Many flock towards the dancing blaze seeking out protection, hoping to recover from battles we all face, At first only one appears, a spark upon the unlit wood. Wisps of smoke turn into a roaring inferno. Showing us, that people take many forms from heroes and mortals, demigods, gods, monsters; everyone seeks out a light. This technicolor of emotion makes one thing clear, no matter what you face in life, no matter what amount of anger, sadness, or fear, nothing will extinguish your eternal ...

The replacement of humans has begun. It starts with the voices ... It is war-ravaged China in the 1930’s. John Powers and his fellow group of pilgrims are trying to evade Nationalist forces, communist rebels and the invading Japanese army, all while carrying a strange golden statue and searching for a mysterious woman known as Her. At the same time, John begins hearing voices insisting that he conceive a son with another of the travelers. Who is Her? Why do the voices want John to have a son? Are the voices evidence that John has schizophrenia, as he fears? Or are they something else ...

Whidbey Island: A Haunting Mystery of Secrets and the Supernatural Olivia Childers never expected her inheritance—a decaying cabin on Puget Sound’s Whidbey Island—to unravel a dark and twisted past. But as she restores the home, she uncovers buried family secrets that force her to confront her deepest fears. Lurking in the shadows is a ghost trapped between time, believing she’s still alive—reliving her greatest regret over and over. As Olivia’s grip on reality begins to blur, Whidbey Island’s eerie history resurfaces, leading her to hidden truths only the dead know. In a ...

CHILLING AND ADDICTIVE Do you wish to be carried away to a place and situation which you never thought existed in life? Settle down and read "The Manipulator" written by Brenda Mohammed. This is an interesting narrative of fiction. The Author has used her vivid imagination and transferred it into words, formulating an interesting and magnificent story. When you read this story you become spell bound, wondering if such people do exist in real life. This thriller will have you holding on to your seat with your eyes glued to its pages. Every character and situation is well described and ...

The Pigeon is a contemplative and subtly humorous exploration of the human condition, set against the backdrop of everyday life. The story follows Sam, a web designer, who becomes inexplicably fixated on a pigeon he sees perched on a ledge outside his window. As he grapples with the bird’s sudden disappearance, Sam begins to question the fleeting nature of existence and his place in the world. His partner, Emily, initially amused by his obsession, grows concerned as his thoughts deepen into an existential reflection.

Bonnie Hunter is done with creeps who treat their families like possessions. Sidelined and angry after a domestic violence call-out went horribly wrong, the detective finds herself seconded to a team tasked with finding a missing young woman. According to her husband, Juliet Keller went to the grocery store and never returned. The husband demands action, but his violent outbursts and controlling behaviour have Bonnie’s family-violence radar on high alert. Convinced he’s responsible for Juliet’s disappearance, Bonnie is single-minded in her mission to disprove his story.

Il romanzo di Isabel Allende racconta la storia di Maya Vidal, un'adolescente che cade nel circuito dell'alcol e della droga a Las Vegas. In fuga da spacciatori e agenti dell'FBI, Maya approda nell'arcipelago di Chiloé, nel Sud del Cile. In queste isole remote, Maya impara a conoscersi e a scoprire verità nascoste sulla sua terra d'origine, trovando infine l'amore. Il romanzo alterna il racconto della difficile storia precedente di Maya, fatta di marginalità e degrado, con la sua rinascita in un'atmosfera di vita semplice e valori solidi.

A Short Story of Cosmic Wonder and Human Mystery Alejandro is not like other children. He doesn't speak, barely grows, and lives cocooned in a silence deeper than language. To his loving but desperate parents, he's a mystery wrapped in frailty. But when they turn to an unconventional spiritual healer for answers, they discover a truth far stranger than any diagnosis. New is a haunting and philosophical tale about the boundaries of existence, the hunger for meaning, and a child whose origins defy the known universe. Blending the sacred with the scientific, the mystical with the mundane, this...

„Misiunea" este romanul unei ideologii goale care decimează suflete și trupuri. Descriind marșul triumfal al Istoriei închise într-un container metalic ce trebuie transportat din orașul N în orașul K, el devine, totodată, un simbol pentru misiunea – și eșecul – scriitorului de a da un sens realității prin cuvintele sale. Suntem puși pe urmele unui adevăr care se eschivează încontinuu. Vom ști în cele din urmă care este versiunea corectă? Iar aici intervine o misiune și mai subtilă, cea a autorului: aceea de a ne îndruma sau de a ne abate de la adevăr prin cuvinte.

Prendere la propria vita e andare - per capire se stessa, trovare un futuro, non scendere più ma restare. Sono questi i motivi per cui, una mattina di maggio, Beatrice lascia Torino per trasferirsi tra le montagne. Quelle montagne che, ne è certa, sono donne anche se spesso recano nomi maschili. Donne come lei, che appena arrivata al rifugio del Barba, un uomo burbero dal passato misterioso, si sente respinta, in quanto "fumna e strangera".

Downwind is not the same as downstream, though life, like time, flows only in one direction. Had I the perspective of midlife or, better still, old age, I might not have been in that boat; my brazen countenance might have softened with the years, so too my sense of agency. But I was twenty-four, and a year ago I had finished grading the morning’s exercise and looked out of that classroom window onto the playground in Arizona, watching the children at recess without seeing them, still believing that teaching was my calling, yet unable to quell the yearning for something more.