Títulos em Psicológico

Durga in Nigeria is a literary novel that explores displacement, intimacy, and myth-making through the story of Saanidhya Ashtankar—“Saani”—a disciplined product strategist from Pune who undergoes a quiet transformation while living in Lagos. Her near-death experience becomes the seed of a public myth, turning her into a symbol of divine revelation across India. Yet the novel resists miracle—it chooses emotional inevitability.

Eigentlich hat Evan Keogh alles. Als gefeierter Fußballprofi lebt er ein glanzvolles Leben in der Londoner High Society. Ein Leben, von dem viele träumen. Doch dann muss er sich vor Gericht in einem Missbrauchsskandal verantworten. Und der Prozess fördert in Evan zutage, was er am liebsten längst vergessen hätte: die eigene Vergangenheit. Er realisiert, dass er vor Jahren nicht nur vor der Enge seiner Heimatinsel geflohen ist, sondern vor sich selbst.

Sotto il cielo terso di un pomeriggio di fine marzo, in una stanza dell'ala ponente dell'hospice, Piera Raccis sta morendo. Al suo fianco, il fratello prediletto Claudio raccoglie le sue ultime parole: un'eredità inattesa, destinata esclusivamente a lui. Ma è proprio allora che Claudio precipita in una rovina che squaderna tutti i suoi equilibri. Da una parte la famiglia d'origine, che rivendica diritti che non ha sull'eredità che Piera ha scelto di lasciargli, aprendo gli argini al caos di antichi rancori mai riconosciuti.

Mutter ist schon lange kinderlos und hat nun auch noch ihre Stimme verloren. Sie muss sich gänzlich neu erfinden, um wieder stark und laut zu werden. Erst ein Zahn-, dann ein Ortswechsel sind nötig, damit sie wieder Boden gewinnt und sich einrichten kann in ihrem Leben.

Death imitates Art. Digger can draw. Man! can he draw. He’d be a shoo-in to go to Design Center, the prestigious art school for rich kids, but he hasn’t any money. Design Center is notorious for being tight with scholarships and Digger’s parents are less than willing to co-sign the necessary loans. He lives with his abusive mother and his apathetic sister. His father left them years ago, leaving him with a case of PTSD. It's 1985 and Digger meets two women who will change his life. How will he change theirs?

In this unforgettable and raw collection, It Ended By Beginning unearths the buried emotions we try to forget and confronts the truths we often run from. Across 32 hauntingly honest stories, readers are invited into intimate, visceral worlds shaped by grief, betrayal, envy, pride, justice, and silence. Told through the voice of a lone journalist, a man who prints not just the news but the souls of the people he meets, this collection becomes more than fiction. It becomes memory. A printed hell. A closing door. A mirror.

My son Cam is going to be a baseball star. He’s only thirteen but this trip is a huge opportunity for him. There are scouts from all the major baseball teams at this tournament. He is the one to watch. The night before the tournament starts, Cam’s bed is found empty. Everyone is a suspect. People are always jealous of him — other kids, other parents. Even his own father. Anyone could have taken him. The police start digging into every corner of our lives. They want to know everything about us. Everything about our relationship. Every secret we’ve kept from each other.

Basada en la historia real de Jon D. McCullough, es la historia de un joven ingenuo y egoísta de veintiún años que ha perdido su camino en la vida y está atrapado en un pequeño pueblo de Kansas. Se llama Darin Dulapa, se le ve erróneamente un agente de drogas encubierto y experimenta misteriosos incidentes de humor a mortal.

Dear listeners, our tenth segment explores Marty's thoughts and a flashback to her spirit soul's pagan years. Revisit history. Marty's soul, in the personage of Baalezebelle, seduces Moses and has his wife and children thrown to the Nile crocodiles. And she's just getting started! Bob belatedly realizes he's caught up in a scheme of spirit souls that has gotten him in way over his head. He confides his agreement with David to Barbara.

Marion Bennett thought she had built a love story that could withstand anything—years of struggle, sacrifice, and a dream company forged from nothing. But one stray message on her husband’s phone unravels the illusion, exposing a hidden bond with Victoria Hale, his luminous “white moonlight” from the past. As memories of their humble beginnings clash with the sting of betrayal, Marion is forced to question whether the marriage she cherished was ever real. In the glitter of their hard-won success, her world fractures under the weight of secrets, lies, and lingering shadows.

In this installment of the series, Doctor Wolfstone visits Jimmy Shepard on Death Row. The evidence against Jimmy is clear and overwhelming. But he claims not to remember killing anybody. Why does Doctor Wolfstone believe him? What does the hypnotist see in Jimmy?

After years of survival and devastating loss, the promise of a new settlement in North Dakota feels like salvation. A chance for my children to reclaim some semblance of normalcy, studying and making friends again, and for me to find new purpose, reporting on this strange new world we’re living in for a newspaper. I’m even forming new friendships as I grow closer to Jack Norman, the settlement’s deputy leader.

August Monk has built her life on control—every deadline tracked, crisis managed, milestone marked. But at 47, with her company hemorrhaging money and her marriage fracturing, even perimenopause rejects her careful plans. On a family holiday, August is certain her joy will return and her marriage will repair. Instead, at Britain's oldest brewery, a sip of beer transports August to an alternate reality where she awakens naked in a field of pulsing red mushrooms.

It seemed so easy — dig a hole and climb through to the other side! If Kiki had known what was waiting for her there, would she have given up all that was dear to her? Stripped of material possessions, separated from her family and facing the end of her marriage; she has to survive in her adopted country as a single, older woman. For this, a metamorphosis is essential. Her strongest motivation and goal is to obtain citizenship. To get there, she has to dig deep. Cry with her, laugh with her, but never give up hope.

On a forgotten anniversary, Jennifer Kross awakens to a second life, where duty gives way to desire and silence burns into fire. With every curl loosed and every bold choice made, she rediscovers the woman hidden beneath years of sacrifice. A spoonful of ice cream, a chance encounter, and a tearful movie moment ignite questions she has long buried: is this freedom real, or only a fragile illusion? Torn between the allure of uncharted passion and the haunting pull of home, Jennifer must face the man who once defined her and the fire now consuming her.

Letter to Child “X” is a powerful, emotionally devastating courtroom drama that explores the human cost of child welfare systems, addiction, justice, and redemption. Told through interwoven perspectives—primarily that of Judge Alan Merrick and a struggling mother named Marie—the novel unfolds like a sealed letter gradually being opened, one heartbreak at a time.

From the award-winning author of the national bestseller Idaho comes a stunning collection of stories that explore how unexpected intuitions forever alter the lives of ordinary people. Five years after moving into the isolated house in rural Oregon where her husband lived as a child, the...

Rose’s life changes overnight when her son disappears at the hands of the Argentine military. Guilt drives her to chip away at the wall of silence until she finds someone to punish. Like the saddest of tangos, Rose betrays each dance partner in turn, unable to accept her role in Rodolfo’s death. The daughter of a wealthy Englishman, her expectations are high, and she gambles her marriage, career and friends to avoid the truth. An arrest imminent, Rose must say goodbye to all she knows.

A powerful novel by Eugenia Price, Don Juan McQueen tells the story of John McQueen, an American patriot and friend of Washington and Jefferson, who finds himself bankrupt and forced to flee to Spanish East Florida to escape imprisonment. Anne, his beautiful wife, and children remain in Savannah, Georgia, as he obtains a new identity—Don Juan McQueen, confidante to the Spanish governor. The more he adapts to his new home, the more quickly he falls from the graces of Anne, and their children are trapped between them.

Felicity and Mitzi were inseparable as girls... But growing up with a disinterested mother and absentee father took the sisters down different paths to heal their trauma—Mitzi, the golden girl with big dreams, and Felicity, the drifter, searching for purpose beyond the family dysfunction. Years later, when Mitzi’s life is upended by a sudden illness, the sisters come back into each other’s orbit. Felicity, having overcome the trauma from a chance encounter, and a partnership that drained her emotional reserves.