Títulos em Psicológico

A run-down suburb of Nashville, Tennessee is home to the Freedman family–a tight-knit clan of hard-drinking men who grind their women to dust beneath their boots. From the first moment she meets him, Memphis Monroe, a soft-spoken choir-girl, is overwhelmed by Johnny Freedman’s attention and reputation. Her mother, Doris, who partied with Johnny’s old man back in the day, wants to secure a future for her daughter outside of the trailer park and pushes Memphis to marry him.

To the countless forgotten souls who suffered within the walls of Blackwood Asylum, their voices silenced, their stories untold for far too long. Their pain, their resilience, their quiet dignity in the face of unimaginable cruelty—these are the echoes that reverberate through this audiobook. It is to them, the nameless and the faceless, that this work is humbly offered as a testament to their enduring spirits and a plea for their belated remembrance.

Ashley has been taken by Franklin Joyce. Franklin Joyce is a monster. Ashley is having a bad day at the office. Ben is following her, he's even followed her home, and she's not interested. She just wants him to leave her alone. She even hides in the basement car park to catch him at it. Which is the last thing she'll do before Franklin Joyce comes into her life.

Amanda Halewood thought she had it all—a loving husband, a beautiful son, and a lifetime of memories waiting to be made. But in one tragic moment, everything changed.

Meet Pete, a depressed misanthrope with a dry sense of humor and questionable morals. His life takes a chaotic turn when Kim—his semi-friend, semi crush—introduces him to her new partner, Ben.

When her oldest friend Sabine invites her on holiday, it’s exactly what Nicky needs. After the shock of discovering her husband’s infidelity, she’s in need of some sun, sea and support, from someone she would trust with her life. Together with Nicky’s daughters, and Sabine’s teenage son, they settle into an easy holiday existence on the beautiful island of Zante. Maybe Nicky and Sabine don’t have as much in common as they once did, and maybe their different parenting styles cause a little tension, but both women are sure their friendship is stronger than the bickering.

Eigentlich ist alles wie immer; Joy mag nur One-Night-Stands, Leonard bangt als alleinerziehender Vater um seinen Job, Violetta ist einsam und unglücklich, Martin reich und unglücklich, und Emma K. lebt mit ihren 91 Jahren zwischen dem Jetzt und Früher. Sie alle wohnen in einer Straße an der Küste und haben nichts miteinander zu tun. Aber nur solange, bis der Mensch begreift, dass er geliebt werden will und damit auf sich selbst zurückgeworfen wird.

Sloane is a quick-witted storyteller, with a flair for the outlandish. From psych wards to grave robbers, she’s witnessed some peculiar things in her nearly eighty years. But the story her daughter, Rynn, yearns to hear most, is the one story Sloane never tells. When, in 1954, inside the cozy nook of Riverton, Sloane watched helplessly as a shot ripped apart her idyllic childhood. After an aging Sloane has a brush with death, Rynn fears the truth behind that tragic night will stay buried forever unless she does the one thing she’s promised never to do—ask her mother to reveal what happened.

When a hurricane bears down on the town of Grand Meadows, a group of strangers is forced together in a house on Hawkstone Hill. Among them is Trent Barnes, a haunted man carrying a lifetime of family shame, and Maya Bruce, a journalist seeking more than just headlines. As floodwaters rise and walls collapse, what begins as a fight for survival becomes something deeper: a reckoning with the past. A letter, long-buried truths, and the legacy of a man buried in shame emerge from the ruins. For Trent, it’s a chance to face his family name—and to decide who he wants to become when the storm passes.

Lexie Brooker—a down-to-earth grandmother, retired landscape architect and dog lover—begins to question her reality. Is she imagining the strange new room in her apartment, the unfamiliar books on her nightstand, and the dead people casually chatting on her couch? Or has she somehow stumbled into a parallel version of her life? As Lexie navigates this bizarre new world, she must decide: does she want to return to her old life, and if so, how in any world can she find her way back?

Leah and Chris Johnson have spent four years building something beautiful from wreckage, a family forged not by biology but by choice, where their daughter Louise knows safety, love, and belonging. Then Ryan Matthews returns with lawyers and regret, demanding custody of the child he abandoned before birth. But Ryan isn't the real threat.

Acusada de robo, vive confinada en la casa de un extraño, lo que da pie a una reflexión profunda y muy íntima que la protagonista pone por escrito en un cuaderno dirigido a un destinatario concreto: su primer amor, y con este ejercicio confesional da cuenta de su vulnerabilidad ante los hombres que aparentan protegerla, pero que de modo inexorable la van anulando hasta cerrar sobre ella los muros de una prisión de la que solo podrá escapar por medio de las palabras.

From one of Spain’s most widely read and acclaimed authors, My Clavicle: And Other Massive Misalignments is a provocative and vulnerable semi-autobiographical novel rendering a memorable portrait of pain, health anxiety, and menopause.

Es probable que en la literatura mexicana no exista un personaje parecido a Ausencia Bautista Lumbres: huérfana y muy pobre en su infancia, acaudalada y autónoma a partir de que su padre adquiere una próspera mina y muere. Sin más dueño que sí misma, entre amantes y opulencia, y con la complicidad de la fiel Enedina, Ausencia se dedica a gozar de la vida y de su cuerpo eternamente joven sin consecuencias ni remordimientos, por lo que su conflicto viene de un lugar más profundo, de un cuestionamiento filosófico de la feminidad, de su existencia frente al otro.

Touch the Grass is an emotional rollercoaster ride for the main character Jason, as he navigates through a series of dramatic changes and events in his life. The story unfolds through the lens of online influence on young people, how seductive it is even to the sceptic. It calls into question online recruitment of young people by vested interests, and how dangerous this is to society as a whole.

Arden Rivers has rebuilt her life brick by fragile brick, determined not to be defined by the shadows of her past. But when roses begin to appear at her door—perfect, blood-red, deliberate—so do the notes. Intimate. Intrusive. Written by someone who knows her too well. Each gift is beautiful. Each gift is a threat.

Jason King, owner and CEO of Kings Marketing, spent a lifetime burying childhood wounds beneath success and strategy. But when betrayal manifests, he turns to the one language he’s always understood, the game of chess. Piece by piece, he begins arranging a path toward redemption, even as the truth grows darker with every move. And in the ruins of betrayal, Jason finds a chance, as an endgame strategist, to mend old wounds and resurrect the only true friend he ever had.

Process is an intimate and intense journey into the life of a young woman who has lost everything but still holds on to hope. Through trials and triumphs, she continues to live, documenting her tragedies and joys, sometimes crying as she types and laughing along the way. This book offers a relatable narrative for anyone, except perhaps younger children, though certain excerpts could resonate with teens.

In der meisterhaften Erzählung Der schwarze Mönch von Anton Tschechow gerät die Welt des Gelehrten Kowrin aus den Fugen und verliert sich zwischen Vision und Realität. Von seinem eigenen Ergeiz getrieben glaubt er einem übernatürlichen Wesen begegnet zu sein: Der schwarze Mönch. Es beginnt als Erleuchtung, wird aber mehr und mehr zu einem Strudel aus Größenwahn, geistiger Ekstase und seelischem Verfall. Intensiv zeigt Tschechow in dieser Novelle, wie schmal der Grat zwischen Genie und Wahnsinn sein kann.

Trish Clark is a talented young musician who profoundly believes in the divine and models a renaissance way of living. She’s a beautiful old soul with a deep faith in God and a self-help expert. However, her father’s death propels her on a wild ride of paranormal activities, unstable relationships, and events she’ll eventually both regret and cherish. With her goodwill and generosity, Trish explores the needs and desires of Mary, a psychotic, bedridden woman who wants to hire Trish as a ghostwriter for her book.