Sal con alguien que no lea

Yalaina Valdez is a young woman growing up in Mexico. She is popular and has a strong family. One day at school one of her classmates comes to her begging her to take money in exchange for the life of her father. Yalaina did not know what was happening. But she was soon forced to see her family for what they actually were and not what was being presented to her. After confronting her father she soon realizes that her family is in the midst of the Mexican drug cartel. She is faced with the choice of being a part of the family business or walking away from all of the people she has loved the...

Mientras criaba al hijo que le había dejado su hermana al morir, Rachel Bern estaba desesperada y sin dinero. Como la familia del padre del niño no había hecho caso de sus intentos de contactar con ella, no tuvo otro remedio que ir a Venecia a hablar con los Marcello. Haber perdido a su hermano había dejado destrozado a Giovanni Marcello. La aparición de Rachel con su supuesto sobrino le cayó como una bomba y creyó que ella tenía motivos ocultos para estar allí. Besarla serviría para revelar el engaño, pero la apasionada química que había entre ambos hizo que Gio volviera a...

Una nueva entrega de la saga protagonizada por la doctora Kay Scarpetta. Deseosa de empezar una nueva vida libre de los lastres del pasado, Kay Scarpetta decide cerrar su etapa como forense en Richmond y elige Florida como destino donde alcanzar la anhelada tranquilidad. Sin embargo, hay alguien que no está dispuesto a que la doctora rehaga su vida: Jean-Baptiste Chandonne, el psicópata que la aterrorizó tiempo atrás, la reclama ahora desde el corredor de la muerte. «La más impactante de las novelas protagonizadas por Scarpetta.» Library Journal

This volume brings together six stories by Nobel laureate Issac Bashevis Singer, six unpublished masterpieces (with the exception of The Guest, published in our Mini-readings collection). The world described by Isaac Bashevis Singer in his novels and stories evidences the destruction of a threatened culture, but this destruction is not described by Bashevis Singer as a process coming from the outside world, but rather from within Jewish families, more permeable to modernity of what was believed. Thus, his characters are young men destined to be rabbis who lose their faith, Jewish-Polish women ...