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Bailey Dodge is an overworked ER doctor with a needy cat and no life until FBI Agent Dean Royal seduces him in the hospital where he works and then leaves him, sure the whole interlude was a one-time thing. Dean has other plans, showing up at Baileys door again, and again, and again. Dean is ready to keep seducing Bailey into accepting his presence, at least until Bailey forces a small reckoning, and surprise! Baring his soul as well as his body to Bailey is as easy as breathing. Who knew?Then Bailey witnesses a murder in the hospital, and suddenly Dean is forced to do more than tell Bailey about his job and family. Hes forced to let Bailey see the reality of an agents life and hope their bond is strong enough for Bailey to trust that Dean will come backevery time. But Bailey has lost a lover to the greater good before, and he no longer trusts in fate to take care of his heart. Still, the Royal family is a force stronger than fate, and when Dean goes missing tracking down the hit men on Baileys tail, Bailey turns to them to help bring the middle Royal home.

Neste livro breve e profundo, Gustavo C. G. Santos convida o leitor a redescobrir o célebre episódio do Caminho de Emaús (Lc 24,13-33) como chave de leitura para toda a fé cristã. Ao comentar cada ve

Em um universo a beira do colapso, a paz se esvai em meio a uma profecia ancestral. Os Oito Mundos, outrora unidos sob a proteço da Primeira Rainha, agora se digladiam em uma corrida desesperada pelo poder. A iminente chegada da Oitava Regio divide os reinos. Reis e rainhas se tornam rivais. Enquanto a 12ª Batalha de Shamballah se desenha no horizonte, a Rainha das Feiticeiras tece suas intrigas para corromper. Pare de perder tempo com historias previsiveis. Milhares de leitores ja foram cativados por esta saga, que redefine a ficço cientifica com uma narrativa que explode em aço e intrigas. Seja um dos primeiros a mergulhar nesta aventura. A oportunidade de desvendar este universo complexo e emocionante e agora. Voce esta pronto para sentir o prazer de uma historia que te transporta para mundos incriveis e evita a dor de ficar de fora? Descubra a verdade por tras do Estandarte da Perdiço antes que seja tarde demais.

No alvorecer de tudo o que existe, quando a perfeição resplandecia em cada faceta da criação e a harmonia era a canção dominante do universo, Deus, em Sua infinita sabedoria e amor inesgotável, formo

Stephanie nasceu numa região pobre do Brasil, mas tem muitos sonhos. Sua alma de artista vai batalhar pelos seus objetivos mesmo diante de grandes obstáculos, tragédias e fracassos. Vale a pena lutar

Sophia é uma escritora em crise criativa e emocional. Enquanto enfrenta uma pressão constante por um segundo livro que insiste em não nascer, ela se vê isolada em uma casa de vidro em meio a natureza

A womans dream for romance and excitement becomes her greatest undoing.In the quiet French countryside, Emma Bovary, the beautiful young wife of a kind but dull country doctor, longs for a life of passion, luxury, and adventure. Trapped in the monotony of provincial life, she seeks fulfillment through romantic affairs and extravagant spendingonly to find herself spiraling toward heartbreak and ruin.First published in 1857, Madame Bovary scandalized 19th-century France with its candid portrayal of desire, discontent, and moral transgression. Today, it stands as Gustave Flauberts most celebrated work, admired for its groundbreaking realism, exquisite prose, and unflinching psychological insight."One of the most perfectly written novels ever crafted." The New York Times"Flauberts prose is pure artprecise, elegant, and unforgettable." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A poignant portrait of longing and self-deception A cornerstone of French literary realism Renowned for its artistry and psychological depth Click Buy Now to experience Flauberts timeless masterpiece of love, illusion, and the cost of chasing impossible dreams.

What if the world could be remade without its flaws?In A Modern Utopia, H. G. Wells invites readers on an extraordinary intellectual adventure to a parallel Earthone that has been reshaped into a rational, equitable, and harmonious society. Guided by two travelers who find themselves in this alternative world, we witness a society governed by a highly educated elite, the Samurai, who uphold the principles of progress, fairness, and reason.First published in 1905, this novel blends imaginative storytelling with bold social theory, offering both a critique of existing political systems and a visionary blueprint for a better future. With its fascinating mix of philosophy, travel narrative, and speculative world-building, A Modern Utopia remains one of Wells most thought-provoking works."Wells bold vision challenges us to rethink the possibilities for humanity." The Guardian"A fascinating fusion of fiction and political philosophy." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A richly imagined alternative Earth with an ideal society Combines speculative fiction with deep philosophical inquiry A cornerstone of early 20th-century utopian literature Click Buy Now to explore H. G. Wells ambitious vision of a perfected worldand the challenges of achieving it.

Beneath the Paris Opera House lies a love story shrouded in shadows.In the grand halls and secret passageways of the Paris Opera House, a mysterious figure known only as the Phantom haunts the stage. Feared by the operas staff and whispered about by the city, this masked genius is both a brilliant musician and a tormented soul.When the beautiful young soprano Christine Daae captures his heart, the Phantoms passion turns into a dangerous obsessionleading to a tangled web of romance, jealousy, and tragedy. First published in 1910, The Phantom of the Opera blends gothic horror, romantic drama, and thrilling mystery into an unforgettable classic."A captivating blend of romance, suspense, and the macabre." The New York Times"An enduring gothic masterpiece that continues to enchant readers worldwide." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A haunting love story set against a lavish opera backdrop Rich with music, mystery, and gothic atmosphere The inspiration for countless stage and film adaptations Click Buy Now to descend into the shadows of the Paris Opera House and meet the Phantom who has captured hearts for over a century.

One crime. One conscience. One path to redemption.In the sweltering streets of St. Petersburg, Rodion Raskolnikov, an impoverished former student, commits a brutal murderconvinced that his extraordinary intellect places him above the law. But as guilt consumes him, his mind unravels in a harrowing battle between justification and morality.First published in 1866, Crime and Punishment is Fyodor Dostoevskys groundbreaking psychological novel, exploring themes of justice, redemption, and the human capacity for both evil and compassion. With unforgettable characters, intense moral conflict, and philosophical depth, it remains one of the most influential works in world literature."The most intense and psychologically compelling crime novel ever written." The New York Times"Dostoevskys genius lies in revealing the inner torment of the human soul." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A gripping blend of crime thriller and philosophical inquiry Deep psychological insight into guilt and morality One of the most important novels in world literature Click Buy Now to experience Dostoevskys timeless masterpiece of crime, conscience, and redemption.

What happens when pure goodness meets a flawed world?Returning to Russia after years abroad for medical treatment, Prince Lev Myshkingentle, compassionate, and guilelessly honestis thrust into the heart of St. Petersburgs turbulent social circles. His innocence and moral clarity, while admired by some, make him an object of ridicule and a pawn in a web of romantic rivalry, greed, and deceit.First published in 1869, The Idiot is Fyodor Dostoevskys deeply human exploration of morality, beauty, and the fragility of virtue in a corrupt society. Through Myshkins tragic journey, Dostoevsky asks: Can a truly good person survive in a world driven by selfishness and desire?"One of the most compassionate and psychologically rich novels ever written." The Guardian"Dostoevskys Prince Myshkin is among literatures most noble and heartbreaking characters." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A timeless examination of innocence versus corruption A poignant love story entangled with moral questions One of Dostoevskys most emotionally moving works Click Buy Now to experience Dostoevskys unforgettable portrait of purity tested by a flawed world.

A man on the brink of ending his life is given a vision that changes everything.In this short yet deeply moving tale, Fyodor Dostoevsky explores the themes of hopelessness, moral awakening, and the nature of truth. The narratordeemed "ridiculous" by othershas lost all faith in life and decides to end it. But on the eve of his planned suicide, he experiences a vivid dream that transports him to an uncorrupted, harmonious world.Through this vision, he comes to understand the beauty of innocence, the tragedy of humanitys fall, and the path to redemption. First published in 1877, The Dream of a Ridiculous Man is both a philosophical reflection and a spiritual parable, distilling Dostoevskys profound insights into the human soul into a concise, unforgettable narrative."A luminous meditation on despair and the power of moral transformation." The Guardian"One of Dostoevskys most beautiful and hopeful works." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A concise yet powerful philosophical allegory Explores despair, faith, and redemption with emotional depth A perfect introduction to Dostoevskys moral vision Click Buy Now to journey through despair, revelation, and hope in one of Dostoevskys most uplifting works.

One morning, he woke to find himself transformed.In one of the most striking opening scenes in world literature, Gregor Samsa, a traveling salesman, awakens to discover he has inexplicably transformed into a gigantic insect. As he grapples with his new reality, Gregors relationships with his family unravel, revealing the fragility of compassion and the cruelty that can emerge from fear and shame.First published in 1915, The Metamorphosis is Franz Kafkas defining work, blending surrealism, psychological depth, and biting social commentary. This haunting novella explores themes of alienation, identity, and the often-unspoken burdens of family obligation."A disturbing yet deeply human masterpiece." The New York Times"Kafkas genius lies in making the absurd utterly believableand painfully relatable." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A surreal and unforgettable premise A poignant exploration of alienation and human fragility A cornerstone of modernist and existential literature Click Buy Now to experience Kafkas timeless exploration of transformation, isolation, and the struggle to be understood.

Two souls bound by letters, love, and hardship.In Poor Folk, Fyodor Dostoevskys debut novel, the struggles of poverty are brought vividly to life through an intimate exchange of letters between Makar Devushkin, a humble government clerk, and Varvara Dobroselova, a young woman facing her own trials. Through their correspondence, we witness a tender friendshipand possibly loveblossoming in the shadow of social inequality.First published in 1846, Poor Folk earned Dostoevsky immediate acclaim and introduced the compassion, psychological insight, and social awareness that would define his later masterpieces. This deeply human story captures the dignity, resilience, and quiet tragedies of everyday life among Russias poor."The novel that announced Dostoevskys genius to the world." The Guardian"A compassionate and timeless portrait of the human condition." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: Told entirely through moving personal letters A touching glimpse into 19th-century Russian life Dostoevskys remarkable literary debut Click Buy Now to discover the heartfelt story that began Dostoevskys journey as one of literatures greatest voices.

A confession from the depths of alienation.In Notes from Underground, Fyodor Dostoevsky gives voice to one of literatures most complex narratorsa retired civil servant living in self-imposed isolation in St. Petersburg. Bitter, intelligent, and deeply self-aware, this unnamed "underground man" delivers a scathing critique of rationalism, utopian ideals, and the illusions of progress.Blending psychological insight with philosophical reflection, the novella is divided into two parts: the first, a monologue dissecting society and human nature; the second, a series of personal episodes that reveal the narrators profound loneliness and inability to connect with others.First published in 1864, this short but powerful work is widely regarded as a precursor to existentialist thought, influencing writers such as Nietzsche, Sartre, and Camus."One of the most important philosophical works of the 19th century." The Guardian"Dostoevskys most revolutionary creationa man at war with himself and the world." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A cornerstone of existential literature Masterful blend of fiction and philosophical inquiry Short, intense, and deeply thought-provoking Click Buy Now to enter the mind of one of literatures most fascinatingand unsettlingnarrators.

When youthful ideals collide with the complexities of life, the result is both inspiring and tragic.Also known as The Adolescent, Fyodor Dostoevskys The Raw Youth is a profound exploration of ambition, morality, and the search for purpose. The story follows Arkady Dolgoruky, a 19-year-old illegitimate son of a wealthy landowner, who dreams of achieving greatness through his self-proclaimed "idea." Yet his path is fraught with family conflict, romantic entanglements, and the stark realities of society.First published in 1875, this novel blends Dostoevskys signature psychological depth with themes of generational tension, personal honor, and the lure of material wealth. Through Arkadys journey, Dostoevsky examines the fragile line between youthful purity and the compromises of adulthood."A rich, complex, and deeply human portrait of youths dreams and disillusionments." The Guardian"Dostoevsky at his most introspective and philosophical." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A deep psychological portrait of a young mans inner world An essential work from one of Russias greatest novelists Themes of identity, morality, and generational change Click Buy Now to discover Dostoevskys masterful examination of youth, ambition, and the timeless struggle for meaning.

Three brothers. One fathers murder. A trial that shakes the foundations of morality.The Brothers Karamazov is Fyodor Dostoevskys final and most ambitious novel, a sweeping tale that blends family drama, murder mystery, and profound philosophical inquiry. The story follows the fiery Dmitri, the intellectual Ivan, and the compassionate Alyoshathree brothers whose conflicting passions and beliefs are tested when their corrupt father, Fyodor Pavlovich, is murdered.Through courtroom drama, spiritual debates, and intense psychological portraits, Dostoevsky examines the eternal questions of faith, free will, morality, and the existence of God. First published in 1880, it is widely regarded as one of the greatest novels ever written and a cornerstone of world literature."The summit of Dostoevskys geniusepic in scope, intimate in detail." The New York Times"A masterpiece of moral and philosophical depth, as relevant now as in the 19th century." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A gripping murder mystery intertwined with moral philosophy Deep psychological and spiritual exploration One of the most influential novels in world literature Click Buy Now to immerse yourself in Dostoevskys timeless exploration of human nature, justice, and the quest for truth.

When the roulette wheel spins, so does his fate.Written under the pressure of debt and a looming deadline, The Gambler is Fyodor Dostoevskys intense exploration of addiction, desire, and human weakness. The story follows Alexei Ivanovich, a tutor working for a wealthy Russian family in a fictional European resort. Torn between his love for the enigmatic Polina and his growing obsession with the roulette table, Alexeis life becomes a desperate gamble where passion and risk collide.First published in 1867, this semi-autobiographical novel draws on Dostoevskys own experiences with gambling, giving the work a raw authenticity. Through vivid characters, tense drama, and deep psychological insight, The Gambler captures the intoxicating lureand destructive powerof chance."A sharp, urgent novel that lays bare the psychology of obsession." The Guardian"Dostoevsky writes gambling with the authority of one who has lived it." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A tense and authentic portrayal of gambling addiction A love story entangled with ambition and risk Written with urgency and psychological depth Click Buy Now to experience Dostoevskys electrifying tale of love, money, and the game of fate.

When ideology becomes obsession, chaos follows.In The Possessedalso known as Demons or The DevilsFyodor Dostoevsky delivers one of his most politically charged and psychologically intense novels. Set in a provincial Russian town, the story follows a group of radical intellectuals and revolutionaries whose conspiracy spirals into violence, moral collapse, and tragedy.At the center are Nikolai Stavrogin, a magnetic yet morally ambiguous figure, and Pyotr Verkhovensky, a manipulative agitator driven by destructive ideals. Through them, Dostoevsky examines the dangers of nihilism, the seduction of ideology, and the devastating consequences when individuals abandon moral responsibility in pursuit of utopian dreams.First published in 1872, The Possessed remains a hauntingly relevant exploration of fanaticism, moral decay, and the clash between spiritual values and political extremism."A prophetic novel about the perils of radicalism and the fragility of the human soul." The Guardian"Dostoevskys most politically explosive workand one of his most gripping." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A tense mix of political intrigue and psychological depth Explores morality, ideology, and human weakness One of Dostoevskys boldest and most prophetic novels Click Buy Now to experience Dostoevskys searing portrait of revolution, corruption, and the battle for the human soul.

A poor boys dreams lead him into a world of mystery, wealth, and heartbreak.Great Expectations is Charles Dickens unforgettable tale of Pip, an orphan whose life changes forever after a mysterious benefactor offers him the chance to become a gentleman. As Pip navigates the glittering yet treacherous world of Victorian high society, he must confront his own ambitions, discover the true nature of loyalty, and learn that love and character are worth more than wealth.From the eerie marshes and the haunting figure of escaped convict Magwitch, to the decaying splendor of Miss Havishams mansion and the icy beauty of Estella, Dickens weaves a rich tapestry of unforgettable characters and moral lessons. First published in 1861, this coming-of-age masterpiece continues to resonate with readers across the globe."One of the greatest novels in the English language." The Guardian"Dickens most finely crafted and deeply moving work." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A compelling journey from poverty to privilege Romance, betrayal, and redemption in Victorian England Richly drawn characters and masterful storytelling Click Buy Now to experience Dickens timeless story of ambition, love, and the values that truly matter.