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Un nuevo desafío para el detective Cupido«Uno de esos autores que, sin apenas hacer ruido, ha logrado encaramarse a lo más alto de la novela negra española actual.» José Belmonte, La VerdadCuando en

As we go through life we weather many storms.We lose family members, close friends and animals we love, and they take with them the warmth and shared memories of many years. Alice discovered recently that the loss of a much-loved tree, planted before she was born, caused an emotional upheaval she had not anticipated. With the loss of her favourite tree that had enriched her life for decades, she began to ask herself are there ways to make later life rich and interesting? How do you make growing older a good time in life? She has no answers, only a story to be shared.

In the aftermath of broken truths and fractured memories, Eva and Warin find themselves navigating the fragile line between healing and survival. What happens when love isnt enough to erase the past, but still the only thing strong enough to face it? As secrets surface and justice demands its due, the couple must confront not only the people who wronged them but the scars that remain inside. Between laughter and silence, pain and tenderness, We, cLosers is a story about second chances, chosen family, and the quiet courage it takes to stay, even when its easier to run. A story where love is not the happy ending but the beginning of everything. ::::NOTE:::: This is the continuation of the novel We, Losers. For better understanding and emotional depth, it is highly recommended to read the first book before diving into this one. This book contains sensitive topics and explicit intimate scenes. Not suitable for children.

No imaginário do Velho Oeste americano, poucos nomes ressoam com tanta força e permanência quanto o de Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp. Mais do que um simples xerife ou pistoleiro, sua trajetória atravessa a

Based on the true story of a Victorian schoolmaster who bludgeoned his wife to death on a Sunday afternoon.Reverend John Selby Watson is a respectable schoolmaster. His offer of marriage to Anne Armstrong is, for her, a route out of poverty: she seizes it. But learned, bookish Watson has little to offer his passionate, tempestuous wife in the way of affection, and the marriage soon curdles and sours. When Watson is dismissed from the school where he teaches, he finds himself devoid of purpose. With no distraction from each other, the couples bickering and arguments ratchet up and events begin to lead, inexorably, towards their tragic and violent conclusion.A gripping and ultimately deeply moving portrait of two incompatible lives destroyed by curtailed dreams, for fans of Patricia Highsmith and Muriel Spark.

Landon Carter has endeavored to put his painful teenage years behind him, striving to become a secure, contented man who knows what he wants and has the confidence to get it. All his self-assurance threatens to crumble when he returns to his hometown to help with his grandmothers business, only to discover that the boy who broke his heart all those years ago is his grandmothers lawyer. Jason Murrin has a lot of regrets about the past, mostly because of the way he used sex to cope with the problems he faced as a young man. He caused a lot of pain, but the heart he most regrets breaking belonged to Landon Carter. Now, out of the blue, he might have the chance to heal that hurtbut first hell have to show Landon that hes no longer the selfish bad boy he dated in high school.

1298: Alexander of Wells watches William Wallaces army across the field at Falkirk. Hours later, he is dead, cut down by the Scots.1381: Hated collector of the Poll Tax, Robert Hales, is dragged from the Tower of London and executed, his head paraded through the streets before being placed on a spike on London Bridge.1490s: John Kendal sends coded letters to Perkin Warbecks supporters and hires an astrologer to murder Henry VII.These men were not scheming lords: they were Knights Hospitaller. Commonly known as warrior monks, they were a religious and military order that fought to defend the Holy Land, supposedly above war and petty politics. But in Europe they became entangled in local government, taking up positions as royal commanders, administrators and politicians. They led armies, attended Parliaments, and joined court intrigues and civil wars.While the Knights Templar have long captured the public imagination, the Hospitallers were just as influential, yet their story has been left largely untold until now. From the English invasion of Ireland through to Henry VIIIs Dissolution of the Monasteries and beyond, the Hospitallers story in Britain and Ireland sees the brethren drawn into civil wars, violent feuds, duels, assassinations and witchcraft.Employing the latest research, Warrior Monks reveals the fascinating account of medieval Britain through the eyes of the Knights Hospitaller: a powerful order that made kings, toppled regimes and shaped history.

A world at war. Hearts in turmoil. A story that defines the very meaning of life. Leo Tolstoys War and Peace is widely regarded as one of the greatest novels ever writtena monumental work that blends history, philosophy, and human drama into a sweeping vision of lifes triumphs and tragedies.Set during Napoleons invasion of Russia (18051812), the novel follows an unforgettable cast of charactersPierre Bezukhov, the thoughtful idealist; Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, the disillusioned nobleman; and Natasha Rostov, the spirited young woman whose journey from innocence to maturity captures the very essence of the human heart.Through the grand tapestry of war, love, loss, and renewal, Tolstoy explores the deepest questions of existencefate, free will, faith, and the search for meaning. His vivid depictions of battle and intimate portrayals of family life make War and Peace not only a historical epic but also a profoundly personal reflection on humanity.Written with unmatched realism and moral insight, War and Peace remains a timeless meditation on the interconnectedness of all lives and the enduring power of compassion and courage. Click Buy Now to experience Tolstoys majestic masterpiecea journey through war, peace, and the eternal soul of mankind.

In war, in peace, in love, and in destinyevery life is part of historys grand design.War and Peace (1869), by Leo Tolstoy, is a monumental epic that blends history, philosophy, and human drama in one of the most ambitious novels of all time.Set during the Napoleonic Wars, it follows the intertwined lives of Pierre Bezukhov, Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, and Natasha Rostov, among many others, as they navigate love, loss, battle, and transformation. Through their stories, Tolstoy paints a vast panorama of Russian society while exploring profound questions of free will, destiny, and the search for meaning.With vivid battle scenes, tender romances, and moments of deep introspection, War and Peace is both a sweeping historical epic and an intimate portrait of the human soul.Celebrated worldwide as one of the greatest novels ever written, Tolstoys masterpiece remains timeless in its scope and deeply moving in its insight into life, history, and the human condition. Click "Buy Now" and experience the immortal saga of love, war, and destiny in Leo Tolstoys masterpiece.

"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately" Henry David Thoreaus Walden is one of the most profound and enduring works in American literaturea powerful meditation on simplicity, freedom, and the spiritual richness found in nature.First published in 1854, Walden chronicles Thoreaus two-year experiment in self-reliance and reflection at Walden Pond, near Concord, Massachusetts. Through vivid observations of the natural world and deeply philosophical musings, Thoreau invites readers to question the pace and purpose of modern life. His call to live "deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life" resonates as strongly today as it did more than a century ago.Blending memoir, philosophy, and environmental insight, Walden explores themes of individualism, mindfulness, sustainability, and inner freedom. It remains a cornerstone of Transcendentalist thought and a timeless guide for anyone seeking a more meaningful, intentional existence.Whether read as a work of philosophy, environmental literature, or spiritual reflection, Thoreaus masterpiece continues to inspire readers to reconnect with natureand themselves. Click Buy Now to experience Waldenthe life-changing classic that reminds us that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.

Vozes do Silêncio é um mergulho profundo nas histórias não contadas de quem partiu antes de poder se despedir. Por meio de cartas póstumas carregadas de emoção, dor, esperança e amor, o livro dá voz

Histórias contadas no sertão, em cordel e em prosa, que encantam pelos seus mistérios e crendices: O homem que queria enganar a morte, Comadre Mocinha e fogo-corredor, A flor de mandacaru, A dama fan

A obra mais aclamada de Svetlana Alexievich, o seu trabalho mais pungente e desarmante, que dá voz a quem viveu o desastre nuclear de Chernobyl.Prémio Nobel de Literatura 2015A 26 de abril de 1986, Chernobyl foi palco do pior desastre nuclear de sempre. As autoridades sovieticas esconderam a gravidade dos factos da populaço e da comunidade internacional, e tentaram controlar os danos enviando milhares de homens mal equipados e impreparados para o vortice radioativo em que se transformara a regio. O acidente acabou por contaminar quase tres quartos da Europa.Nesta sua obra famosa e perturbadora, vencedora do prestigiado National Book Critics Circle Award, em 2005, Svetlana Alexievich da voz a centenas de pessoas que viveram a tragedia: desde cidados comuns, bombeiros e medicos, que sentiram na pele as violentas consequencias do desastre, ate as forças do regime sovietico que tentaram esconder o ocorrido. Os testemunhos, resultantes de mais de quinhentas entrevistas realizadas pela autora, so apresentados atraves de monologos tecidos entre si com notavel sensibilidade, apesar da disparidade e dos fortes contrastes que separam estas vozes.Traduço do russo por Galina MitrakhovichOs elogios da critica:Em Chernobyl, Svetlana Alexievich viu o horror invisivel e fez dele um requiem genial.Jose Mario Silva, ExpressoUma grande escritora que utiliza as entrevistas como materia-prima para construir textos empolgantes sobre a condiço humana.Miguel Esteves Cardoso,PublicoEm que categoria enquadrar Svetlana Alexievich? Reportagem? Testemunho documental? Ensaio jornalistico? Romance de no-ficço? E literatura em carne viva.Jose Carlos Fernandes, Time OutSe o leitor tem curiosidade sobre o futuro, sugiro que leia este livro com caracter de urgencia. A Chernobyl de Alexievich e um lugar de extremos e do desconhecido, palco das consequencias da tecnologia.The Telegraph

1 hora de leitura que vai mudar completamente o seu casamento. Tenho 20 anos de casada e vou te provar que seu casamento pode dar certo com apenas 4 dicas.

Recordista do Guinness World Records: 100 triatlos em 100 dias.Seja para alcançar a excelência atlética, o sucesso profissional ou simplesmente para superar obstáculos físicos ou mentais em uma fase

Crítica ao capitalismo e socialismo e proposta de humanismo – pacto social onde empresa assume nutrição, saúde e educação ao empregado e dependentes, comprando a livre preço de mercado e embutindo cu

Las aulas ATAL ofrecen un campo de investigación que ha de estar en continua renovación, porque, desde estas aulas, no solo se trata de que el alumnado en situación de migración aprenda una lengua, sino de que alcance su exito academico y la plena inclusion social.Este libro recopila ocho aportaciones derivadas de la aplicacion de un proceso de investigacion-accion del Proyecto de Innovacion Docente Cultura e inclusion, dentro del plan PIMED 2019-2023 de la Universidad de Jaen. A traves de estudios de caso y analisis de datos, esta obra revela como las ATAL estan transformando las vidas de estudiantes y profesorado, y ofreciendo un modelo de enseñanza innovador y eficaz.

Em todo lugar você vai ocupar o lugar de líde, seja em casa, na empresa, entre amigos ou até mesmo quando está sozinho. Liderança não é um cargo, é uma postura. É a forma como você influencia, inspir

Em Você é o que você pensa, James Allen mostra que os pensamentos que cultivamos determinam diretamente nossa vida, caráter e destino. Por meio de uma reflexão profunda e inspiradora, o autor ensina

La historia comienza con tres seminaristas que, en su camino de regreso a casa, deben pasar la noche en diferentes lugares. Jómabrut, uno de ellos, se refugia en la casa de una anciana que resulta ser una bruja. Tras un enfrentamiento, ella muere y mas tarde se revela que era la hija de un rico terrateniente. El joven es obligado a velar el cuerpo de la muchacha durante tres noches en una iglesia abandonada. La primera y segunda noche, el cadaver se levanta y lo acosa con conjuros y apariciones demoniacas, aunque Jomabrut logra protegerse rezando. En la tercera velada, la difunta convoca a toda clase de espiritus y, finalmente, aparece el terrible Viy, una criatura monstruosa con parpados de plomo tan pesados que necesitan ser levantados por otros demonios. Cuando Viy logra ver al seminarista, el poder de su mirada lo condena. Jomabrut muere de terror y los monstruos arrasan la iglesia. La narracion mezcla horror sobrenatural con humor grotesco, mostrando la riqueza del folclore ucraniano y el talento de Gogol para crear atmosferas inquietantes y simbolicas.