Novedades

The second book in the TWISTED EVER AFTER series that takes familiar fairy tales and transforms them into contemporary horror novellas. Perfect synchronization. Flawless harmonics. Absolute unity. Seventeen-year-old Melody Chen returns to Resonance Falls High School after three months at the Braddock Auditory Processing Center, still struggling with lifelong amusia—an inability to process musical tones that teachers and doctors have always labeled a defect. But what awaits her isn't normal teenage life; it's a town transforming into something inhuman. Her classmates move with unsettling ...

Thriller Psicológico / Suspense Psicológico ¿Hasta dónde llegarías por un hijo que todos dicen que está muerto? Irene Rivas lo tenía todo planeado: después de tres intentos de fecundación in vitro, finalmente sería madre. Pero la noche del 15 de mayo de 2023, su mundo se derrumba cuando le informan que su bebé ha muerto durante el parto. Diecisiete meses después, medicada hasta el borde de la inconsciencia y catalogada como paciente psiquiátrica, Irene no puede ignorar esa certeza que late en su interior: su hijo está vivo. Lo que comienza como la obsesión de una madre ...

When long-buried secrets rise to the surface, they unleash a storm of suspense and emotional turmoil. Inspired by real historical events, A Handful of Soil is a gripping historical drama and psychological thriller that explores hidden truths, moral dilemmas, and the invisible forces shaping human destinies. As shadows of the past collide with the present, the characters must confront difficult questions: Who are they really? Where do they truly belong? And what price must they pay when the truth finally emerges? Some secrets refuse to stay buried. Some choices resonate through generations.

In this bonus chapter, Blue and Ark continue to come to grips with the tragic loss that tore them apart.

On this journey through the labyrinthine streets and hidden corners of one of the world's most fascinating cities, everybody is searching for something, and maybe searching in the wrong places. Elements of the fantastical and the surreal abound, as they tend to do in the early predawn hours of the morning, yet the settings, the human stories, and each character's search are all as real as can be.

Some women, with their perfect children and pricey athleisure, make motherhood look easy. But not Nicole. She never wanted to be a stay-at-home parent—losing her job left her no choice. Now, between her toddlers’ demands, husband’s distance, and father’s deteriorating health, she’s pulled in every direction except her own. Something has to give. Katrina’s in the same dissatisfied boat. After flirting with a handsome stranger at a bar, she’s ready to choose pleasure over responsibility.

Annie has avoided returning to her hometown of Ridgewater since the terrible night twelve years ago when her childhood best friend, Giselle, lost her life. But now Annie’s brother has been injured in an accident identical to Giselle’s, and she knows she must go back. Giselle’s mother – still living in the house next door to Annie’s family – is as creepy as ever, consumed with the memories of her dead daughter. Natalie, another of Annie’s old friends, is similarly obsessed, desperate to uncover the truth of what really happened that night.

Mia Fredrickson, the wry, vituperative, tragic comic, poet narrator of The Summer Without Men, has been forced to reexamine her own life. One day, out of the blue, after thirty years of marriage, Mia's husband, a renowned neuroscientist, asks her for a "pause." This abrupt request sends her reeling and lands her in a psychiatric ward. The June following Mia's release from the hospital, she returns to the prairie town of her childhood, where her mother lives in an old people's home.

What would you endure to fulfill your dreams? What would you do to have the perfect body? For Dr. Roya Delshad, the answers are anything and everything. A sought-after Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Roya is also the highest example of her craft. She’s had every inch of her own body sculpted, one procedure at a time. All to escape a painful and lonely past. But when Roya gives the gift of beauty to those who can’t afford the cost, the media labels her “the Robin Hood of Roxbury Drive,” and she soon finds herself pleading her case from inside a prison cell.

"Dynamic courtroom drama... Blackwell is an appealing and vulnerable protagonist surrounded by brilliantly credible supporting characters." -- Publisher's Weekly. Mark Blackwell, star of the Edgar-nominated FADE THE HEAT, returns in another legal thriller set in San Antonio, Texas. In this one the stakes are very high, because he's seeking out then prosecuting a child molester. The defendant is a wily protagonist defended by Mark's mentor Eliot Quinn, who taught him much of what he knows about trying cases. The stakes are high because the defendant could be as innocent as protests. If not, ...

You can’t heal in the same house that broke you — but they keep trying. Patrón thinks he’s in control, but he’s just a warden in a prison he built for himself — raising babies that ain’t all his and loving a wife who keeps twisting the knife. Amber’s trying to hold her family together behind the gates of their new life. She wants peace, but when your world is built on secrets, even love starts to feel like a ticking bomb — especially with new neighbors who might just set everything on fire. Hunter wanted love. Remy wanted redemption. Now they’re both drowning, locked in a...

Lieutenant Kevin Benson was the local playboy and a top cop in Valaria City. He had it all. A good life, a great job and a booming business with his best friend and co-worker Curtis Williams. Benson, however, complicates things when he falls in love with Curtis’ daughter Tameka. But with Curtis’ knowledge of Benson’s foul deeds and womanizing ways, made her off limits to him. Benson then backs off for the sake of their friendship. But when Curtis dies, it gave birth to a new opportunity, which Benson quickly makes use of by going after Tameka. But now there was an additional problem, ...

When Marla inherits her grandmother’s crumbling house, she also inherits its attic—a space filled with locked boxes, forgotten voices, and the remnants of a woman’s unfinished thoughts. As Marla begins to experience waking dreams, mirrored emotions, and disjointed timelines, she must confront a truth that exists not in what she remembers, but in what she was taught to forget. Echoes in the Attic Mind is a gothic meditation on memory, grief, and the architecture of the mind.

The tragic end of Almira’s life inspires others in two epochs to find meaning in their own. In 1972, David discovers the true meaning of love beyond a world that insists on pleasure for its own sake. In 1842, Rebecca’s mission to learn the fate of her beloved friend leads her into the occult world of two mysterious sisters. Besides Almira’s death, the shocking truth uncovered about her own family’s past may help her find the courage to turn a new page in her own life.

Susan Smith Nash's Shells and Shadows is a luminous collection of interconnected vignettes that trace the intellectual and emotional development of Genevieve "Genni" Dyer from childhood through adulthood. Set primarily in Norman, Oklahoma, with significant interludes in Nevada, Vermont, and Azerbaijan, the narrative explores how place, memory, and philosophical inquiry shape identity formation. The manuscript opens with eight-year-old Genni as a Bluebird in 1966 Norman, participating in Camp Fire activities that serve as early lessons in community and belonging. Nash skillfully weaves ...

Nueva York, 1896. John Schuyler Moore, reportero de sucesos de The New York Times, recibe en plena madrugada la llamada de su antiguo compañero de Harvard, el famoso alienista (como se conocía entonces a los psicólogos) Laszlo Kreizler, quien le cita en el puente de Williamsburg, escenario de un horrible asesinato. Theodore Roosevelt, jefe de policía de la ciudad, solicita la colaboración de ambos amigos para indagar el crimen, una atrevida iniciativa, pues el alienista es visto con desconfianza por una sociedad conservadora, que considera que un asesino nace y no se hace.

Laura ha da poco compiuto diciotto anni, ha capelli neri e lunghi e grandi occhi a mandorla. È inquieta e bellissima, e sogna una vita oltre la linea dell'autostrada, magari in un piccolo appartamento nel centro di una grande città. Romina, due anni più piccola, la ammira e la imita, sogna insieme a lei. Entrambe vivono in un luogo in cui il tempo sembra fermarsi e dove il dolore e gli sguardi della gente scavano solchi profondi come l'aratro nella terra. Lo sa bene la loro madre, la signora Nives, che ha sempre vissuto ascoltando il ritmo delle stagioni e il respiro della campagna.

On a snowbound night in a quiet New England village, young architect George Faxon finds himself unexpectedly stranded—only to be drawn into the lavish yet uneasy world of Overdale, the grand estate of the enigmatic John Lavington. What begins as a seemingly hospitable invitation soon turns chilling as shadows gather and hidden truths begin to stir. As George senses a sinister presence looming behind his gracious host, he is faced with a moral reckoning that may cost a young man his life.

They were the ones left behind. When the world ended, it didn’t come with fire or flood—it came with silence. The rich, the powerful, the useful—they vanished overnight, leaving behind the rest. Johnny, Beth, and a handful of others are the remainder. Not chosen. Not remembered. Just… still here. In the hollow carcass of civilization, they drift through the ruins of purpose, haunted by questions with no answers. Was it merit? Money? A mistake? Or were they simply never meant to matter?

For two decades, reclusive prodigy Frank Holliday has hidden inside apartment 23B, living on delivered meals and memories. Outside, neighbors whisper about the young reader who ended her life with Frank's debut clutched to her chest. Inside, Frank catalogues pencils, chats with cats no one else can see, and waits for a phantom hint of jasmine that whispers the same name again and again: Florence Cook.