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Behind every ordinary street in Dublin lies a story of longing, struggle, and quiet revelation.Dubliners (1914), by James Joyce, is a landmark collection of short stories that captures the spirit, struggles, and hidden depths of early 20th-century Dublin.Through fifteen finely crafted tales, Joyce introduces readers to priests, workers, dreamers, and families caught between tradition and change. From youthful hopes to disillusioned adulthood, each story reveals moments of claritywhat Joyce called "epiphanies"that expose the truths beneath everyday life.With unflinching realism and poetic subtlety, Joyce presents Dublin not just as a city, but as a mirror of the human condition. Themes of paralysis, escape, love, and identity weave through the collection, culminating in The Dead, one of the most celebrated short stories in world literature.More than a portrait of a city, Dubliners is a timeless exploration of the universal search for meaning in ordinary lives. Click "Buy Now" and discover James Joyces unforgettable masterpiece of modern short fiction.

What happens when the life youre building crumbles under the weight of secrets and lies?Clara thought she had found peace. A new relationship with Nima, a chance at motherhood, and hope for the future she always dreamed of. But when anonymous threats begin targeting her online, her carefully constructed world starts to fall apart.As the harassment escalates from cruel words to real danger, Clara discovers that someone close to her has been orchestrating a campaign of hate designed to destroy everything she holds dear. With her unborn childs life at stake, she must confront the darkness that refuses to let her go.Meanwhile, her friend Leila faces relentless stalking after a moment of weakness. Together, they must find the strength to reclaim their lives from those who would silence themeven when the system meant to protect them fails.A story about refusing to be a victim and the power of friendship to overcome the most vicious attacks. Sometimes breaking free means standing up and fighting back.The third and final book in The Clarity Series a gripping tale of courage, resilience, and the unbreakable bonds between women who refuse to be defeated.

Before Pride and Prejudice and Emma, there was a young Jane Austenbold, witty, and delightfully irreverent.Juvenilia Volume I collects the early stories and sketches written by Jane Austen in her teenage years. Bursting with playful humor, sharp satire, and a fearless imagination, these works offer a rare glimpse into the budding talent of one of literatures greatest novelists.In these youthful pieces, Austen experiments with the themes she would later perfectlove, folly, ambition, and social absurditieswhile displaying a lively, mischievous spirit. Though less polished than her mature novels, the Juvenilia reveal the sharp eye, wit, and creativity that would soon give the world her timeless masterpieces.For admirers of Austen, these early works provide a fascinating look at her literary development and the playful genius that was evident from the very start. Click "Buy Now" and discover the lively beginnings of Jane Austens brilliant career.

Before she became a literary icon, Jane Austen was a teenager with a sharp wit and a fearless pen.Juvenilia Volume III completes the collection of Jane Austens early writings, showcasing the playful stories, sketches, and fragments she composed in her youth. These pieces sparkle with humor, satire, and imaginative daringproof that her genius was evident long before her mature masterpieces.In these works, Austen experiments with character, dialogue, and the themes of love, vanity, folly, and social absurdity. Though youthful and mischievous in tone, they reveal the seeds of the artistry that would blossom into Pride and Prejudice, Emma, and Persuasion.For fans and scholars alike, Juvenilia Volume III is not only entertaining but also invaluablea window into the beginnings of one of the greatest novelists in English literature. Click "Buy Now" and enjoy the spirited wit and creativity of Jane Austens youthful voice.

Em Megalofobia, o terror vem do desconhecido em uma escala além da imaginação. Criaturas colossais que surgem dos céus, monstros altos como sequoias caminham pela noite, construções monumentais de cr

Válida só sabia mesmo que tinha que sair. Alguém propôs esse destino que ela conhecia desde que nasceu, e nem conhecia nada ainda. Não desejava deixar aquele lugar Seu, mas, se tinha que ir, iria. A

Octavio Aragão elenca uma coleção de 22 histórias abrangendo quase três décadas de carreira, nas quais o leitor se vê diante de presentes improváveis, passados retificados e realidades permeáveis.De

She thought she could play matchmakeruntil love played its own game.Emma (1815), by Jane Austen, is one of her most charming and witty novels, a delightful comedy of manners filled with romance, irony, and self-discovery.The novel follows Emma Woodhouse, a clever, wealthy, and independent young woman who takes it upon herself to arrange marriages among her friends. Convinced of her talents as a matchmaker, Emmas misguided schemes lead to misunderstandings, comic complications, and unexpected lessons in love.Set in the refined world of Regency England, Austens story sparkles with her trademark wit and sharp social observation. Beneath its humor lies a heartfelt journey of growth, as Emma learns humility, self-awareness, and the true meaning of love.From charming romances to sharp satire, Emma has enchanted readers for over two centuries and remains one of Austens most beloved masterpieces. Click "Buy Now" and enjoy Jane Austens brilliant tale of love, folly, and friendship.

In the frozen North, survival belongs to the strongestand the boldest.The Son of the Wolf (1900), by Jack London, was his debut book and the one that first revealed his enduring voice as the master of wilderness storytelling.Set during the Klondike Gold Rush, this collection of short stories captures the brutal beauty of the Yukon, where men and women are tested by hunger, cold, and the unforgiving laws of nature. At its heart is the tension between civilization and the wild, and the fierce spirit that emerges when survival is at stake.With vivid detail and raw intensity, London portrays trappers, prospectors, and native peoples struggling against both the elements and their own desires. These stories established him as one of Americas greatest adventure writers, paving the way for later classics like The Call of the Wild and White Fang.Gritty, atmospheric, and unforgettable, The Son of the Wolf remains a cornerstone of Jack Londons legacy. Click "Buy Now" and experience Londons thrilling debut of wilderness survival and human endurance.

In the heart of the wilderness, loyalty and courage are tested in the shadow of war.The Last of the Mohicans (1826), by James Fenimore Cooper, is the most celebrated volume of his Leatherstocking Tales and one of the greatest adventure novels in American literature.Set during the French and Indian War, the novel follows the scout Hawkeye (Natty Bumppo) and his Mohican companions, Chingachgook and his son Uncas, as they guide two British sisters, Cora and Alice Munro, through a perilous landscape of ambushes, betrayal, and deadly conflict. At its core is a moving story of friendship, honor, and the tragic fate of a vanishing people.With its vivid descriptions of frontier life, thrilling battles, and unforgettable characters, Cooper created a work that is at once an adventure tale and a poignant meditation on cultural conflict, survival, and the price of conquest.Beloved for nearly two centuries, The Last of the Mohicans remains a timeless story of bravery, sacrifice, and the enduring spirit of the American frontier. Click "Buy Now" and journey into Coopers legendary tale of war, wilderness, and the last of a noble people.

What happens when survival forces you to make impossible choices? Clara thought she had left violence behind, but a work trip to Kosovo draws her into a dangerous world she never imagined. When she and her colleague Nima become entangled with a young mother trapped in forced prostitution, they must risk everything to save her and her child. But some rescues come at a price that changes you forever.In a shadowy underworld where human lives are bought and sold, Clara discovers that sometimes the only way to fight evil is to become someone you never thought you could be. A story about courage in the face of impossible odds and the family bonds that can form in the darkest places.The second book in The Clarity Series a powerful continuation of Claras journey toward freedom and self-discovery.

What could possibly go wrong when three friends (and a dog) take a simple boat trip?Three Men in a Boat (1889), by Jerome K. Jerome, is a comic masterpiece that has delighted readers for over a century.The story follows three friendsJ., George, Harris, and their dog Montmorencyas they embark on a boating holiday along the Thames. What should be a relaxing excursion quickly turns into a string of misadventures filled with comic blunders, witty banter, and absurd observations about life, work, and leisure.More than a travel story, Jeromes novel is a timeless satire on the struggles of everyday life, the quirks of friendship, and the universal comedy of human folly. His blend of sharp wit, self-deprecating humor, and vivid description makes the book as fresh and funny today as it was in Victorian England.Celebrated as one of the greatest works of English humor, Three Men in a Boat continues to charm readers of all ages with its warmth, hilarity, and unforgettable characters. Click "Buy Now" and join Jeromes hilarious journey of friendship, mischief, and laughter on the Thames.

Um romance proibido. Um jogo de provocaçes. Uma verdade enterrada que pode mudar tudo.Hazel Martinez tem um plano. Ela sempre tem um plano mesmo que a maioria deles de errado . E, no momento, ele envolve conseguir um emprego no luxuoso Green Palace, se misturar entre a elite espanhola e, discretamente, desvendar um misterio que a assombra desde a infancia: o desaparecimento de seu pai. Tudo parecia estar indo bem. Ate ele aparecer.Matteo Pelegrinni e tudo o que Hazel deveria evitar. Charmoso, magnetico e dono de um sobrenome que pode estar ligado ao maior trauma de sua vida. E, para piorar, ele parece perigosamente interessado nela. Ela sabe que no pode confiar nele. Ele tem certeza de que ela esta escondendo alguma coisa. Mas quando um flerte inocente se transforma em trocas de farpas inflamadas e olhares que duram tempo demais, ambos percebem que ficar longe no e uma opço viavel.O problema? Hazel no pode se distrair. No pode se apaixonar. E, definitivamente, no pode esquecer que Matteo pode ser parte da sua ruina. Um Aliado ao Acaso e o primeiro livro da saga "De volta a Madrid, com amor e segredos".Uma historia viciante sobre desejo, mentiras e aquela linha tenue entre o inimigo e a unica pessoa capaz de te salvar.

Romance de estreia de Lima Barreto, Recordações apresenta o drama de um jovem negro que vive "entre o sonho e a merda da sobrevivência" — como décadas mais tarde cantariam os Racionais MCs — no pós-a

Romance semiautobiográfico de Cormac McCarthy, Suttree acompanha quatro anos na vida de um homem que abandonou o conforto da classe média para viver à margem da sociedade. É um clássico cultuado da l

Um romance quente e apaixonante no universo da elite nova yorkina como em Gossip Girl e Succession.Contém tropes que amamos:Friends to lovers; Dual POV; Secret pining; Melhor amigo do irmão; Ele

Do que é feita uma identidade? De quantos erros, contradições, mudanças ideológicas? Thiago Souza de Souza nos mostra no seu segundo romance a jornada de Fanta, começando pela infância dedicada à Igr

Aboard a lavish cruise liner, some secrets never make it back to shore...Reeling from a tragic car accident, social media darling Grace Thomas embarks on a two-week Mediterranean cruise. She hopes the azure-blue sea will bring her solace and a chance to start anew.But serenity quickly gives way to mounting paranoia, as unsettling memories and shifting alliances among her fellow passengers begin to erode Graces grip on reality. Is someone on board hiding a deadly secret? Or is Graces mind playing tricks on her? With each glittering night at sea, the cruise becomes a trap from which there may be no escape.Perfect for fans of psychological thrillers, confined-space suspense, and jaw-dropping twists. If you love the dark intrigue of Lisa Jewell, Ruth Ware, and Alice Feeney, set sail on this mind-bending voyage.

13 terrifying coming-of-rage stories from the Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Queen of Teeth, perfect for fans of Clive Barker, Mariana Enriquez and Eric LaRocca13 coming-of-rage stories the way only Bram Stoker Award-winning author Hailey Piper can tell themwildly inventive, brilliantly imaginative, and completely and utterly enthralling.A vicious group of college upperclassmen prey on the freshman girls in "Why We Keep Exploding;" an impossible world of sinister desire opens beneath a family basement in "A Living Piece of Time;" a girl on a night out realizes a bizarre cop is hunting her in "The Long Flesh of the Law;" and in the acclaimed novella "Benny Rose, the Cannibal King," a Halloween prank goes horribly wrong when a murderous ghost steps out of an urban legend and into the real world.These stories take our most difficult years of transformation and twist them into new and terrifying shapes, where the monsters are real and youll do whatever it takes to get away, or get even.

In modern-day England, a mother and daughter move into a crumbling Victorian house through which wind whistles eerily, floorboards creak ominously and things go bump in the night.The ghost of a girl who performed in Victorian freak shows haunts this chilling gothic ghost story, reminiscent of Laura Purcells The Silent Companions and Alice Hoffmans The Museum of Extraordinary Things.In 2025, following the break-up of her marriage, cash-strapped single mother Nell moves into the crumbling Merry Hall with her teenage daughter, Fern, to housesit for its evasive owner. Shes determined to make a new life in the gloomy Victorian mansion but the noises, moving objects and strange smells in her new home make her increasingly unsettled.In the 1840s, showman Abel Wenham seduces Dolly, a talented albino girl and makes her the star of his performing collection of freaks. But after she becomes pregnant with his child, he discards her and imprisons her at Merry Hall, where her only solace is the company of fellow performers Ida the Bear Lady and the Jack the Posturer. They plan to escape with Dolly and her child and set up in business, but Wenham has other ideas.Is Dolly, just one of the ghosts that haunt Merry Hall, reaching out across the centuries to right the wrongs of the past?Dark, unsettling and beautifully written, this gothic chiller is full of surprises. Terrifying but impossible to put down I loved it! Carly Reagon, author of The Toll House and Hear Him CallingA darkly gleaming gem of a novel about the persistence of memory and the dangers lurking in the shadows of an old and brooding house. A. J. Elwood, author of The Other Lives of Miss Emily White and The Cottingley CuckooA mesmerising and original gothic tale that I struggled to put down. Beautifully written, dark and delicious. I literally dropped everything to read it in two days! Jody Cooksley, author of The Small MuseumThe Ghosts of Merry Hall is a gothic treasure chest full of seedy secrets and eerie charm. I loved Dolly Dove from the start. Verity M. Holloway, author of The Others of Edenwell