Novel / Adventure

The end times are approaching. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse must choose whether to preserve their humanity and fight alongside good, or embrace their destiny and unleash Hell on Earth. Thanatos, the deadliest of the Horsemen, has endured for thousands of years.

The end times are approaching. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse must choose whether to preserve their humanity and fight alongside Good, or embrace their destiny and unleash hell on Earth. Love is a forbidden emotion in the immortal Limos.

Overwhelmed by Christian Grey's dark secrets, Ana Steele ended their relationship to focus on her career as an editor. But her desire for Grey still consumes her thoughts, and when he offers her a new arrangement, she can't resist.

Finally reunited, Christian and Ana have everything to be happy: love, passion, fortune, and an infinite world of possibilities. But soon, when everything

The end times are approaching. The horsemen of the apocalypse will have to choose whether to preserve their humanity and fight alongside good, or, on the contrary

Anastasia Steele, a literature student, accepted her journalist friend's offer to take her place interviewing Christian Grey, a young and incredibly wealthy Seattle businessman. From the first glance, she is both captivated and intimidated. Convinced their encounter was a disaster, she tries to forget him, until he shows up at the store where she works part-time and asks her out. Ana is wildly attracted to this man. As they embark on a passionate affair, she discovers his erotic power, as well as the dark side he tries so hard to conceal... Romantic, liberating, and utterly addictive, the Fifty Shades trilogy, of which Fifty Shades of Grey is the first volume, will obsess you, possess you, and leave a lasting impression.

1974. Back from Vietnam, John Gaines has accepted the position of sheriff in Whytesburg, Mississippi. A quiet little town until the day the body of a teenage girl is discovered buried on the riverbank. The shock is immense: she is none other than Nancy Denton, a young girl who mysteriously disappeared twenty years earlier, her body preserved by the mud. The autopsy reveals that her heart is missing, replaced by a basket containing the remains of a snake. Traumatized by Vietnam, that atrocious war whose end "only the dead saw," John must once again confront horror. He will thus return to the fight, a singular fight this time, for it is true that a single body can be even more disturbing than hundreds. A fight waged for a murdered teenager and a heartbroken mother, a fight against the secrets and hidden truths of his quiet little town. If conducting an investigation twenty years after the crime seems a perilous undertaking, it is nothing compared to what awaits John: another journey through the nine circles of hell.

Only two feelings make the heart beat: love and fear. On the night of April 14-15, 1912, as the Titanic sank in the middle of its maiden voyage, one of the passengers went down to his first-class cabin, changed into a tuxedo, and went back up on deck. Instead of trying to save his life, he lit a cigar and waited for death. On the evening of April 14, 1916, in the trenches of Mount Fumo, four years to the day after the sinking of the Titanic, an Italian soldier was taken prisoner...

Like the stories that animate them, these vagabonds are strange pilgrims, all Latin American, transported to the four corners of an unusual Europe, on adventures where magic and humor are articulated by what Gabriel García Márquez considers essential to the construction of this work: the perspective of time. "I believe I have thus succeeded in creating the book of tales that comes closest to the one I always wanted to write," the author tells us. With its captivating beauty, the strength and narrative power of its heroes, Twelve Vagabond Tales is a marvelously accomplished book, imbued with a tragic dimension that gives it the breath of great literature.

In Macondo, a small, isolated village in South America, the illustrious Buendia family is condemned to one hundred years of solitude by the prophecy of the gypsy Melquiades... In a whirlwind of revolutions, civil wars, plagues and destruction, they live a mythical epic, with an unforgettable flavor, which traverses the three ages of life: birth, life and decadence... This breathtaking novel is a masterpiece of the 20th century.
"One Hundred Years of Solitude is a masterpiece and certainly one of the best Latin American novels to date."
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