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Trata-se de um romance erótico envolvente tendo como personagens principais três homens e três mulheres. Que vivem em classes sociais distintas, num estilo de vida diferenciado, mas no desenrolar da

A Casa das Romãs é uma coleção de contos de fadas, escrita por Oscar Wilde, que foi publicada como uma segunda coleção de O Príncipe Feliz e Outras Histórias (1892). As histórias incluídas nesta cole

Um segredo de familia. Uma joia perdida. Uma herdeira improvavel. Anna Young esta satisfeita com a sua vida bem-sucedida em so Francisco. Mas o seu mundo e virado do avesso quando o seu avo, Max Albrecht, revela um segredo surpreendente: Anna e a herdeira de uma familia aristocratica que perdeu tudo durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. Ha mais de setenta anos, Max foi forcado a deixar para tras a sua vida e um precioso objeto na sua propriedade na antiga Prussia. E agora quer que Anna o recupere. Anna acede ao pedido do avo e viaja para a Alemanh, impaciente por obter respostas: O que podera ser assim t?o importante para o seu avo? E por que razo ocultou a sua historia? A busca leva-a a Wil, um homem que pode deter a chave para desvendar o misterio. Juntos descobrem que os segredos da familia esto ligados a um apartamento abandonado em Paris... e que esses segredos tem raizes mais profundas do que alguma vez imaginaram.

EXCLUSIVO EM EBOOK!Sobre Carlos Heitor Cony:Estreou na literatura ganhando por duas vezes consecutivas o Premio Manuel Antonio de Almeida.Ganhou em quatro ocasies o Premio Jabuti na categoria Romance, duas vezes o Premio Livro do Ano da Camara Brasileira do Livro e o Premio Nacional Nestle de Literatura. Em 1998, foi condecorado pelo governo frances com a LOrdre des Arts et des Lettres. Foi eleito para a Academia Brasileira de Letras em março de 2000.Premio Jabuti (1998)Livro do Ano Camara Brasileira do Livro (1998)"Augusto a sentia, sempre a sentira. Sobretudo quando ela nada fazia. Fora assim no dia em que a vira pela primeira vez, ha vinte anos, no navio que se aproximava de Napoles, no final do vero de 1975."Augusto e um publicitario bem-sucedido que ja no espera muito da vida. Durante um cruzeiro pelo Mediterraneo, despreza os passageiros e a rotina enfadonha em alto-mar. No entanto, a viso de uma enigmatica adolescente a bordo, trinta anos mais nova, lhe desperta uma obsesso silenciosa. E, quando ela desembarca em Napoles, no penultimo dia de viagem, Augusto decide descer tambem e empreender uma perseguiço imprevisivel.Do encontro dos dois em igual medida ocasional e premeditado , nasce um pedido que vai determinar a vida de ambos: a jovem Mona deseja que Augusto lhe conte a "historia do mundo". Em meio ao que restou de Pompeia, os dois passam a primeira noite juntos, a primeira noite de uma historia de amor repleta de reviravoltas, silencios e premoniçes.Lançado em 1997 e vencedor do Jabuti Livro do Ano de Ficço, A casa do poeta tragico acentua, ao lado de Quase memoria, o retorno triunfal de Carlos Heitor Cony ao romance.

A natureza exuberante das Minas Gerais é o palco de duas histórias vividas em épocas diferentes. Um incêndio trágico, onde o que se perde é transformado em bênção divina. A dor e o sofrimento de uma

Vale a pena iniciar a leitura da obra A Casa dos Relógios onde o autor narra, com propriedade, a apreensão dos habitantes de uma bela cidade do interior diante de assassinatos de mulheres conhecidas

Rabindranath Tagore foi a figura literária mais importante da literatura bengali. Como poeta, romancista, músico e dramaturgo, Tagore reformulou a literatura e a música bengali no final do século XIX e inicio do seculo XX. A Casa e o Mundo e um romance de 1916 que ilustra a batalha que Tagore travou consigo mesmo, entre as ideias da cultura ocidental e a revoluço contra essa mesma cultura. A obra foi um grande sucesso mundial e esteve entre as selecionadas em uma lista do "The Telegraph" com os 10 maiores romances asiaticos de todos os tempos. Um feito muito relevante, mas no extraordinario para um escritor que, em 1915, foi laureado com o Premio Nobel de Literatura.

O romance A Casa Verde, tem como pano de fundo a cidade de Niterói, no fim do século XIX. É nela que vai morar Mary, órfã de mãe, criada com zelo pelo pai, um rico industrial inglês, por sua ama e po

When Masey lets his best friend drag him to a wedding at a ranch in rural Florida, all he expects to find is horses. Hes right about the horses, but a ride with cowboy Dale turns out to be a very nice surprise.A part of the 2009 Daily Dose Set, To Have and to Hold, which includes 30 M/M romance stories providing a glimpse of the many forms of love: love at first sight or a love for the ages, wedding bells or engagements, or that inexplicable something that makes you think "I do," the men in these stories are all touched by its spell.

In "A Castle in Spain," James De Mille crafts a narrative that deftly intertwines elements of adventure and romance within a fantastical setting. Set against the backdrop of a sun-drenched Spanish coastline, the novel unfolds through the eyes of its protagonists, as they navigate the trials of love and loyalty amidst unexpected challenges. De Mille employs a vivid literary style, characterized by rich descriptions and a lively dialogue that transports readers to a world where the allure of Spanish castles and the vibrancy of local culture come to life, reflecting the literary movement of the late 19th century that cherished escapism and exoticism. James De Mille, a notable Canadian author and educator, was shaped by his diverse experiences in academia and travel, which imparted a rich reservoir of cultural references and insights. His lifelong fascination with storytelling and his keen interest in various literary forms converge within "A Castle in Spain," encapsulating his desire to entertain while challenging the norms of conventional romance narratives. De Milles own experiences abroad have undoubtedly colored the portrayal of the Spanish panorama and its historical intricacies. This compelling novel is recommended for readers who relish escapist tales filled with charm and adventure. De Milles ability to blend humor, intrigue, and a dash of whimsy invites audiences to lose themselves in a narrative that transcends time and geography, making it a delightful read for fans of classic literature and romantic escapades.

In "A Cathedral Courtship," Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin employs a charming narrative style to explore themes of love, faith, and the grandeur of religious devotion. Set against the backdrop of a picturesque cathedral, the story unfolds the romantic entanglements of its protagonists while intricately weaving in reflections on architecture, spirituality, and community. Wiggins use of vivid imagery and lyrical prose captures the readers imagination, inviting them into a world where the sacred and the mundane coexist harmoniously, echoing the literary currents of her time that sought to reconcile personal emotion with broader social themes. Wiggin, an advocate for education and childrenAos rights, brought her own experiences and convictions to bear in her writing. Her background in teaching, coupled with her fervent belief in the power of love and human connection, imbues "A Cathedral Courtship" with sincerity and depth. Born in 1856, her work reflects the social reform movements of the late 19th century, which sought to elevate the status of women and foster community through shared values and ideals. Readers seeking a poignant exploration of romance intertwined with spiritual awakening will find "A Cathedral Courtship" a delightful and enriching experience. Wiggins masterful storytelling and insightful reflections will resonate with anyone interested in the interplay of personal and communal life, making this work a timeless addition to the canon of American literature.

In "A Cathedral Courtship," Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin masterfully weaves a tender narrative set against the backdrop of a quaint New England village, rich with the charm of its natural landscape and communities. The novella, imbued with a lightness of touch and a sense of humor, centers on the budding romance between two characters whose lives intersect amid the grandeur of a cathedral, exploring themes of love, faith, and the transformative power of place. Wiggins lyrical prose and vivid imagery invite readers to reflect upon the intersections of culture, spirituality, and romance in Victorian America, providing a delightful blend of realism and gentle spirituality. Wiggin, an influential figure in American literature and a proponent of early childhood education, drew from her own experiences as a teacher and community activist in crafting this work. Her deep appreciation for the simple joys of life in small towns, coupled with her advocacy for social reform and education, informs the novels themes and character development. This backdrop of personal and social awareness adds depth to her portrayal of love, as well as the community bonds that are ultimately integral to both personal fulfillment and collective happiness. Readers seeking a heartfelt exploration of romance and community will find "A Cathedral Courtship" an enchanting addition to their literary repertoire. Wiggins capacity to blend humor with profound insights invites readers to engage with the characters journeys of self-discovery and personal connection. This novella resonates with anyone who cherishes the beauty of love and the importance of belonging, making it a timeless selection for contemporary readers.

Um militar e médico reformado decide vingar se dos seus traumas anteriores produzindo uma praga que matará de forma discriminada as pessoas. A directora do Serviço de Investigação Criminal juntamente

O que é o amor? Existe amor platônico? Amor eterno? Amor que vira ódio? Quando os Santos e os Valverdes decidiram ser vizinhos e sócios em uma empreitada, as vidas de suas famílias se entrelaçam ao l

A Cereja Proibida é a continuação do romance A Menina dos Lábios de Cereja e dessa vez a história é narrada por Caio, que agora tem 45 anos. Após ser preso acusado de um crime que não cometeu, Caio s

Sinopse de A Chama Eterna Entre as sombras da noite e o brilho do sobrenatural, Eloá e Lucien vivem um amor intenso, onde paixão, mistério e entrega se entrelaçam numa dança perigosa e irresistível.

New Vampire Justice: Book TwoLove between a young man with a broken mind and the jaded New Vampire Justice officer who cares for him might be the last hope to stop a human-vampire war.Justin Masters is stuck in a nightmare. Waking after seven years in a catatonic state, he falls desperately in love with the straight NVJ officer who saved him. Between that and dreams of being tortured and taking pleasure in the pain, which bleed into his waking hours, Justins sure hes starting to crack.The growing unrest in the vampire world should be Max Kincaids focus, but Justins struggle, along with Maxs confusing feelings for his ward, have him reeling. When Justins attacked, his resulting needs might be more than Max can fulfill, but hell be damned if anyone else will touch Justin.As the NVJ investigates humans missing from a high-end bite club, they uncover a deeper plot that traces back to Justin. If those who want him have their way, there will be bloodshed. Justin and Max are in a fight to save Justin not only from those who would use him, but from his own mind.

In "A Changed Heart," May Agnes Fleming artfully weaves a narrative that unfolds the intricacies of love, sacrifice, and moral transformation. Set against the backdrop of Victorian society, the novel employs a romantic yet realistic literary style, rich with vivid characterizations and emotional depth. Flemings exploration of the human psyche reveals not only the emotional turmoils of her characters but also highlights the social issues of her time, such as class disparity and the constraints of gender roles. The compelling plot is adorned with strong themes of redemption, making it a noteworthy contribution to the periods sentimental literature. May Agnes Fleming, a prominent yet often overlooked Canadian novelist of the 19th century, drew from her own life experiences as a woman navigating a male-dominated literary world. Her background and the societal norms of her time informed her storytelling, enabling her to craft narratives that resonate with the struggles of women and the quest for identity. Flemings passion for writing was fueled by a desire to give voice to the silent hardships of her contemporaries, making "A Changed Heart" a significant literary artifact. This novel is highly recommended for readers interested in historical fiction that delves into emotional and moral complexities. FlemingAos keen insights into character dynamics and societal constraints invite readers to ponder profound questions about love and personal growth. "A Changed Heart" is not just a tale of romantic evolution, but also a reflection on the societal norms that shape our destinies.

Stories from the Range: Book Seven Most of the time ranchhand David rescues stray cattle, but this time he and his fellow cowboys Wally and Haven save a stranded motorist. David is surprised to find his former high school classmate nearly frozen in his car. After learning that Brian Applewrights boss fired him from his ranch for being gay, they invite him back to theirs to take a job.David and Brian moved in different social circles at school, but working together brings them closer. However, David has a rocky history on the ranch. The foreman is his ex, and he only recently returned after a heartbreakingly unsuccessful attempt to find greener pastures. He cant risk his heart getting close to anyone.But on a ranch, nature has a way of forcing an issue. When a snowstorm threatens, David and Brian head out to mend a fence and round up some stray cattle. David gets injured, and they must survive in the snow, cold, and wind. It might be the start of a relationship... or the end of their lives.

In Richard Harding Davis novel A Charmed Life, the reader is immersed in a captivating tale of love, ambition, and societal expectations. The book is written in a flowing and engaging style, reminiscent of the authors journalistic background. Set in the Gilded Age of American society, the story follows the life of a young socialite navigating the complexities of high society and personal relationships. Davis vivid descriptions and keen insights into human nature make this novel a compelling read for those interested in historical fiction and social commentary.