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Todos guardamos secretos. ¿Cuál es el tuyo? Nora, que tiene una vida cómoda gracias a su millonaria familia, acepta encargarse de la gestión de un edificio de apartamentos en Bermeo cuyos dueños son amigos de sus padres. Al llegar al pueblo, todo el mundo habla de Ane, una chica que ha desaparecido sin dejar rastro.Alli tambien conoce a las tres piezas mas importantes del caso: Dylan, un surfero sexi que es tambien su vecino, Eder, el novio de Ane, y Sara, su hermana. Juntos, forman el grupo de amigos que Ane lideraba y que, con el tiempo, integrara a Nora.Pero no solo la amistad y el amor la llevan a implicarse en lo sucedido, tambien jugara un papel esencial la persona misteriosa escondida bajo un chubasquero amarillo. A traves de notas y persecuciones, impelera a Nora a meterse en la boca del lobo para resolver la desaparicion de Ane.

Set in New Kingdom Egypt, The Cat of Bubastes follows Amuba, a Rebu prince enslaved in the Nile valley, whose friendship with Chebron, son of a high priest, triggers crisis when a sacred cat is slain. What begins as domestic training and temple routine unfurls into flight, conspiracy, and survival across river, marsh, and desert. Henty couples brisk incident with exposition, weaving religion, craft, warfare, and law into a narrative that reflects Victorian Egyptology; the central sacrilege becomes a lens on piety, civic order, and priestly power. A journalist and war correspondent before turning to historical fiction for the young, G. A. Henty (18321902) wrote with a reporters economy and a schoolmasters pedagogy. He mined contemporary Egyptology and travel literature to furnish convincing material culture, while channeling Victorian ideals of duty, resourcefulness, and Protestant fortitude through adolescent protagonists. His outsiders curiosity about ancient institutions, joined to a taste for tactical problem-solving, shapes the books blend of ethnography and escape. Readers of historical adventure, students of Ancient Egypt, and educators seeking discussable fiction will find this a lively, instructive tale. Read it for pace and period detail, and also for the ethical questions it poses.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Set against the moral crosscurrents of early twentieth-century America, The Red Signal turns a moment of arresta warning light, literal and spiritualinto the fulcrum of an inspirational novel. Hill couples domestic realism with brisk, suspense-tinged plotting: conversations over teacups yield to midnight decisions, and the ordinary rooms of middle-class life become theaters of conscience. The books devotional asides, scriptural allusions, and clear moral architecture place it within evangelical domestic fiction while engaging anxieties about urban speed, social ambition, and the cost of ignoring providential checks. Grace Livingston Hill (18651947), a prolific architect of American inspirational romance, wrote more than a hundred novels shaped by a devout upbringing and the practical need to sustain her household. Steeped in Sunday-school periodicals and reformist currents, she honed a style marrying narrative momentum to pastoral counsel. In The Red Signal she channels convictions about prayer, duty, and discernment, translating doctrine into the felt dilemmas of modern, mobile, aspiration-ridden lives. Readers seeking morally serious fiction with narrative drive will find The Red Signal edifying and absorbing. It rewards scholars of popular religion and gendered print culture, yet remains accessible for book clubs, offering a brisk plot, ethical clarity, and enduring insights into choice and grace.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

London, Summer 1951: Clem Fatale, the youngest crook in the city, and her best friend Gilbert are going to see their favourite musical double-act, the Wade Sisters, perform at the London Palladium! But then one half of the duo Betty Wade disappears.Her sister Judy hires Clem and Gilbert to find Betty.The pair are soon pulled into the dark side of the theatre scene, and into the orbit of a notorious criminal mastermind.Its a race against time and the gangsters of London to get Betty back to the theatre. Will Clem be able to stage the rescue of a lifetime?A rollicking middle grade series full of madcap escapades, fast-talking dames and unlikely heroes, perfect for fans of MURDER MOST UNLADYLIKE, ENOLA HOLMES, ADVENTURES ON TRAINS and Katherine Woodfine.