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O que começa como uma chamada rotineira para a esquadra toma um rumo inesperado quando a inspetora-chefe, Erika Foster, chega ao local e descobre o corpo de uma mulher num apartamento vazio, com todas as provas de ADN meticulosamente apagadas. Quando os tecnicos forenses encontram vestigios de cocaina a cobrir todas as superficies do teto, Erika chama uma equipa cinotecnica, que a conduz a um misterioso cacifo de encomendas preso a parede exterior do predio. Rastrear o dono do cacifo leva Erika a um lugar onde nunca pensou voltar um lugar onde fica cara a cara com Jerome Goodman, o traficante de droga que assassinou o seu marido, Mark, dez anos antes. Erika prende-o imediatamente, mas ha um grande problema: o passaporte dele e o seu advogado afirmam que o seu nome e Kieron Bagshaw, e, como se no bastasse, o seu registo criminal esta imaculado. Com os superiores a exigirem que Erika tire a licença anual para tratar do stress pos-traumatico, e os colegas mais proximos a duvidarem da sua sanidade, a inspetora decide aproveitar o tempo em que esta afastada do trabalho para investigar por conta propria. A margem da Scotland Yard, vasculhando jornais antigos, mensagens encriptadas e passagens secretas, faz uma serie de descobertas chocantes que transformam o assassinato de Mark: de um caso arquivado passa a uma investigaço ativa. As revelaçes vo levar Erika ao limite, força-la a confrontar os fantasmas do passado e desvendar a verdade sobre o que aconteceu no dia em que o marido morreu e sobre quem, do seu grupo de amigos, esteve envolvido nas sombras. ROBERT BRYNDZA E O MESTRE DO THRILLER! Amazon A Caça de Sombras e o novo thriller eletrizante, protagonizado por Erika Foster, personagem criada pelas mos de Robert Bryndza, autor bestseller com mais de sete milhes de exemplares vendidos.

Before Dracula, there was Carmilla.In the isolated forests of 19th-century Styria, young Laura lives a quiet life in her fathers remote castleuntil the arrival of a mysterious and beautiful guest, Carmilla. As the two form an intense and unsettling bond, strange occurrences and unexplained illnesses plague the surrounding countryside. Slowly, Laura begins to suspect a dark truth: her charming new companion may be hiding a deadly secret.First published in 1872, Carmilla is Sheridan Le Fanus haunting novella that helped shape the modern vampire myth and inspired countless works of horror, including Bram Stokers Dracula. With its eerie atmosphere, gothic romance, and subtle undertones of forbidden desire, it remains one of the most influential and daring supernatural tales ever written."A chilling, seductive masterpiece of gothic fiction." The Guardian"One of the earliest and most enduring vampire storiestimeless and unsettling." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: An essential precursor to Dracula and modern vampire lore Combines gothic suspense with psychological and romantic tension A short yet powerful classic that continues to inspire horror writers Click Buy Now to step into the moonlit shadows of Carmillawhere beauty conceals a thirst for blood.

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times"Set against the turbulent backdrop of the French Revolution, A Tale of Two Cities is Charles Dickenss masterpiece of historical drama, weaving together themes of love, sacrifice, justice, and redemption.The novel follows Charles Darnay, a French aristocrat who rejects his familys cruel legacy, and Sydney Carton, a disillusioned English lawyer, whose unexpected act of heroism becomes one of the most moving sacrifices in literature. Their fates intertwine with that of Lucie Manette, the woman they both love, as Paris and London stand on the brink of transformation.Through unforgettable characters and vivid storytelling, Dickens delivers a sweeping epic of human courage in the face of political chaos and personal despair."One of the most famous and powerful novels ever written." The New York Times"Dickens at his most dramatican unforgettable portrait of the human spirit tested by history." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A stirring blend of romance, tragedy, and political intrigue One of Dickenss most read and studied works worldwide Features one of literatures most iconic closing lines Click Buy Now to experience the timeless story of love and sacrifice that has captivated readers for over 160 years.

An American researcher investigating a mysterious Native American burial mound in Oklahoma discovers a hidden entrance to a vast underground civilization called Kn-yan. This ancient, technologically advanced society possesses incredible powers and immortalitybut also indulges in unspeakable horrors. As he delves deeper, he uncovers terrifying secrets that challenge the limits of sanity and the nature of human morality.

On the eve of war, life plays out like a fragile performance.Set in a quiet English village just before the outbreak of World War II, Between the Acts unfolds over the course of a single summers day during an amateur pageant on the grounds of a country house.Through a chorus of shifting perspectiveslandowners, villagers, and the players themselvesVirginia Woolf captures the delicate threads of human connection, memory, and identity. The play within the novel becomes a mirror for Englands past, present, and uncertain future, blending history, art, and everyday life in Woolfs inimitable lyrical style.Completed just before her death, this final novel is both a farewell and a celebrationrich in imagery, quietly humorous, and deeply moving."A delicate, shimmering work that distills Woolfs genius into its purest form." The Guardian"Part elegy, part comedy, part meditationan extraordinary last gift from one of literatures greatest voices." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: Woolfs final novel, blending stream-of-consciousness with poetic narrative A rich meditation on the passage of time and the cycles of history Essential for fans of modernist literature and lyrical prose Click Buy Now to experience Virginia Woolfs last masterpiecea luminous portrait of life caught between past and future.

"Please, sir, I want some more."Born in a grim workhouse and orphaned at birth, Oliver Twist faces a childhood of hunger, cruelty, and hardship. Escaping to the streets of London, he falls into the clutches of the cunning Fagin and his band of pickpockets, led by the charming but dangerous Artful Dodger.Through danger, betrayal, and fleeting moments of kindness, Olivers journey reveals the harsh realities of the poor in Victorian Englandand the enduring hope for justice and compassion.First published in 1837, Oliver Twist is Charles Dickenss groundbreaking social novel, exposing the inhumanity of workhouses and the exploitation of children, while delivering a gripping, fast-paced story filled with unforgettable characters."Dickenss genius for social criticism and unforgettable storytelling shines through every page." The Guardian"A masterpiece that blends drama, morality, and humanity." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A powerful social commentary on poverty and injustice Features some of Dickenss most iconic and enduring characters Balances suspense, humor, and heartfelt emotion Click Buy Now to follow Olivers fight for survivaland discover why this classic still resonates after more than 180 years.

"Of all my books, I like this the best." Charles DickensSpanning the life of its title character from childhood to maturity, David Copperfield is Charles Dickenss most personal and deeply felt novela rich tapestry of hardship, hope, ambition, and resilience.Born to a widowed mother and tormented by a cruel stepfather, David endures a youth marked by poverty, injustice, and betrayal. Along the way, he meets some of Dickenss most unforgettable charactersthe ever-optimistic Mr. Micawber, the sly Uriah Heep, the gentle Agnes Wickfield, and the charming but flawed James Steerforth.Blending humor, heartbreak, and triumph, David Copperfield is both an intimate portrait of personal growth and a sweeping commentary on Victorian society."A masterpiece of storytelling, filled with unforgettable characters and emotional truth." The Guardian"The novel Dickens cherished mosta reflection of his own life and heart." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: One of the greatest coming-of-age novels ever written Filled with rich character portraits and emotional depth A semi-autobiographical work revealing Dickenss own struggles and dreams Click Buy Now to embark on David Copperfields unforgettable journeyfrom an uncertain boyhood to the making of a man.

Um pesquisador americano que investiga um misterioso túmulo indígena em Oklahoma descobre uma entrada secreta para uma vasta civilização subterrânea chamada Kn-yan. Essa sociedade antiga e tecnologic

A Christmas tree becomes a gateway to treasured memories and festive wonders.In A Christmas Tree, Charles Dickens invites readers to gather around a beautifully decorated tree as he recalls the joys, mysteries, and enchantments of Christmas past. Through vivid imagery and gentle nostalgia, Dickens reflects on toys, games, ghost stories, and the simple pleasures that make the season magical.First published in 1850, this short but evocative piece captures the Victorian spirit of Christmasa celebration of warmth, family, and imagination. Blending humor, sentiment, and a touch of the supernatural, it remains a charming companion to Dickenss more famous holiday works, offering a tender glimpse into his own love for the season."A charming, sentimental gem that captures Dickenss gift for blending memory with magic." The Guardian"An intimate and nostalgic piece, perfect for fireside reading during the holidays." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: A lesser-known Dickens holiday classic full of warmth and nostalgia Captures the Victorian Christmas atmosphere in rich, evocative detail Perfect as a quick seasonal read or as part of a Dickens Christmas collection Click Buy Now to share in Dickenss festive memoriesand let A Christmas Tree rekindle your own holiday spirit.

"I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will."Orphaned and mistreated as a child, Jane Eyre grows into a strong, intelligent, and principled young woman. Taking a position as governess at the mysterious Thornfield Hall, she meets the enigmatic Mr. Rochester, whose brooding charm hides dark secrets.As Jane navigates love, desire, and shocking revelations, she must decide whether to follow her heart or uphold her moral convictions.First published in 1847, Jane Eyre is Charlotte Brontes groundbreaking novela powerful blend of gothic mystery, romance, and feminist spirit. Its themes of independence, integrity, and self-respect continue to inspire readers nearly two centuries later."A novel of intense emotion, moral power, and enduring relevance." The New York Times"Charlotte Brontes masterpiece one of the greatest love stories in English literature." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: A romance that challenges societal norms and gender roles Atmospheric gothic setting with suspense and mystery A feminist classic far ahead of its time Click Buy Now to experience the unforgettable journey of Jane Eyrewhere love, integrity, and independence collide.

Your thoughts shape your destiny.First published in 1903, As a Man Thinketh is a life-changing classic that distills profound wisdom into simple, actionable truths. James Allen reveals how the thoughts you nurture determine the life you liveyour achievements, your character, your health, and your happiness.With its poetic yet practical approach, this small but mighty book teaches that by mastering your mind, you can master your circumstances. Whether you seek personal growth, professional success, or inner tranquility, Allens words offer a timeless roadmap to transformation."A literary essay that has changed millions of lives." Success Magazine"The original blueprint for modern self-help and personal mastery." Mindset Review Why Readers Love It: Short, powerful, and easy to revisit for lifelong inspiration Practical philosophy for achieving purpose, prosperity, and peace A foundation stone for todays personal development movement Click Buy Now to discover the book that has inspired leaders, entrepreneurs, and thinkers for over a centuryand start mastering your own destiny today.

A shadow rises from TransylvaniaWhen young solicitor Jonathan Harker travels to a remote castle in the Carpathian Mountains to assist the enigmatic Count Dracula, he unwittingly opens the door to a terror that will haunt England. What begins as an eerie stay in a strange fortress soon spirals into a desperate struggle against an ancient evil that feeds on blood and fears no mortal weapon.Told through letters, journal entries, and newspaper clippings, Dracula is Bram Stokers chilling masterpiecea tale of seduction, superstition, and the eternal battle between light and darkness. More than just a vampire story, it is a gothic epic of friendship, courage, and the will to resist evil."The most famous horror novel ever written." The New York Times"A work of art that defined the modern vampire mythos." The Guardian Why Readers Love It: The definitive vampire noveldark, atmospheric, and unforgettable Written in a gripping epistolary style that heightens suspense Blends gothic romance, folklore, and supernatural horror Click Buy Now to enter the world of Count Draculawhere every heartbeat could be your last.

In a time of unrest, love and ambition are tested against the forces of change.Set during the turbulent years of the Industrial Revolution and the Luddite uprisings of early 19th-century England, Shirley intertwines romance, social commentary, and vivid historical detail.At the center of the story is Shirley Keeldar, an independent and wealthy young woman who challenges the eras expectations for women, and Caroline Helstone, a gentle but determined clergymans niece. Around them swirl factory disputes, economic hardship, and questions of gender, class, and self-determination.Brontes second published novel moves beyond the intimate focus of Jane Eyre to present a broader social canvas, without losing her gift for compelling characters and emotional depth."A rich blend of romance and social history, with one of literatures earliest strong, independent heroines." The Guardian"Charlotte Brontes most political novelsharp, intelligent, and deeply human." The New York Times Why Readers Love It: Explores industrial unrest, womens roles, and social justice Features intertwined romances against a backdrop of historical upheaval A compelling portrait of early feminist ideals Click Buy Now to step into Charlotte Brontes vivid portrayal of love, industry, and the fight for independence.

Ella no recuerda su pasado. Él ya ha renunciado al amor. Pero el destino tiene otros planes.Después de escapar de lo que iba a ser un matrimonio forzado, Jane sufre un accidente que borra de su memoria los ultimos y mas dolorosos acontecimientos. Acogida por una pareja mayor que la cuida como a una hija, comienza una nueva vida sin saber que su historia apenas comienza.A pocos kilometros, Andrew, vizconde de Camborne, vive aislado en una casa de un acantilado tras una infancia marcada por un ataque que dejo cicatrices en su rostro y en su alma. Convencido de que nadie podria amarlo, se ha encerrado en si mismo hasta que una joven de pasado misterioso se cruza en su camino.Un amor inesperado empieza a florecer, pero cuando la temporada social los reune en Londres, un giro imprevisto amenaza con destruir todo lo que han construido.Una novela romantica llena de segundas oportunidades, secretos y emociones que te atrapara desde la primera pagina.

En una ingeniosa narración ambientada en Oriente, un viajero portugués se encuentra con un misterioso bonzo, un sabio local guardián de un secreto milenario. Intrigado, se embarca en un viaje lleno de encuentros curiosos, reflexiones filosoficas y sutiles giros argumentales. Con humor e ironia, Machado de Assis conduce al lector a traves de un relato que cuestiona la naturaleza de la verdad, la fama y la sabiduria.

El corazón en la mano izquierda es un grito poético que atraviesa el cuerpo, la historia y la memoria colectiva de las mujeres. Rebeca Díaz escribe desde la herida, pero también desde el deseo, la rebeldia y la ternura. En cada pagina, el lenguaje se vuelve trinchera y caricia, conjura y espejo. Con una voz potente, intima y profundamente honesta, la autora entrelaza poesia y testimonio, dolor y belleza, para hablar de feminicidios, maternidades, cuerpos disidentes, sexualidades, infancia, abusos, amores clandestinos y memorias de mujeres que resisten. Este libro es un homenaje a todas aquellas que han llenado el mar con sus lagrimas, pero tambien una declaracion de lucha por la dignidad, el goce y la libertad. Ideal para quienes buscan una poesia cruda, emocional y sin concesiones, El corazon en la mano izquierda late con fuerza propia: es literatura necesaria.

La Celestina (1499) es una de las obras maestras de la literatura española y una de las más intensas tragedias del Siglo de Oro. A medio camino entre el teatro y la novela dialogada, narra la pasión desbordada de Calisto por Melibea y el papel decisivo de la vieja Celestina, alcahueta astuta y manipuladora que desencadena en una serie de acontecimientos fatales.En esta historia donde el amor se mezcla con la codicia, la magia, la juventud y la muerte, los personajes se enfrentan a un destino que parece escrito de antemano. Con un lenguaje brillante y una sorprendente modernidad psicologica, La Celestina sigue estremeciendo al lector por la fuerza de sus emociones y la profundidad de su vision del alma humana.

Después de transmigrar a un cuerpo noble débil, descubrió que estaba familiarizado con el mundo, este era el juego que jugó en su vida anterior y… ¡Maldita sea! ¡Solo tenía seis meses antes de la Gra

En este cuento de humor negro, una mujer muy dramática llamada Signora Psyche Zenobia relata una aventura extraordinaria y extraña durante un paseo por la ciudad. Impulsada por la curiosidad y la ambicion literaria, se ve envuelta en una situacion cada vez mas absurda y surrealista. Con su tono exagerado y su narracion aparentemente seria, la historia parodia el estilo gotico sensacionalista de la epoca, mezclando el terror con una satira mordaz.

La Regenta (18841885) es una novela realista considerada una de las obras maestras de la literatura española del siglo XIX. Narra la historia de Ana Ozores, una joven casada con un hombre mucho mayor que ella, el regente don Victor Quintanar, en la ciudad ficticia de Vetusta (inspirada en Oviedo). Sintiendose sola, reprimida y espiritualmente vacia, Ana busca consuelo en la religion, guiada por el ambicioso magistral don Fermin de Pas, pero tambien es cortejada por el galante y frivolo Alvaro Mesia, representante del liberalismo hipocrita. El conflicto interno de Ana, atrapada entre la moral religiosa, la pasion y la represion social, la lleva a un profundo drama psicologico. La novela es una critica demoledora a la hipocresia social, el clericalismo, la politica provinciana y el papel subordinado de la mujer.