Títulos em Psicológico

"Their fate was her fate, their future, her future…" Kit's summer position at the Abbaye de Saint Maurice, an upscale hotel in the French Alps, was meant to be a new start. But after she became entangled with a mysterious group of guests, the estate came to hold her darkest secret, which left...

En un aeropuerto lleno de silencios, maletas y heridas abiertas, Elida y Él se cruzan cuando más lo necesitan. Elida cansada de huir. Él, al borde de rendirse. Lo que parecía una despedida se convierte en un encuentro que trasciende el tiempo, el miedo y las palabras no dichas. Esta es una historia escrita desde la herida, la fe y el amor que aún cree. Un viaje poético hacia lo más profundo del alma, donde el dolor se convierte en verdad y el silencio en renacimiento. Para quienes han amado sin ser vistos, guardan cartas que nunca enviaron y aún creen que no estaban perdidos…

After forty-two years away, Léa returns to her grandmother's house in Sainte-Flavie. Within the walls that once held her only happy summers, she finds the scent of strawberry jam, the creaking stairs, and the unsent letters from Simone, who waited for her until her final breath. As the tides mark the rhythm of her days, Léa confronts her ghosts: a violent mother, a stolen childhood, and years spent running. With Gabriel—the village carpenter who never forgot her—she slowly learns to trust again, to receive love, to plant roots.

Alex’s journey begins in a place of deep struggle—homeless, battling addiction, and isolated from the people who once cared for them. After hitting rock bottom, they take the first steps toward recovery, attending support meetings and slowly rebuilding their life. Along the way, they reconnect with old relationships, including their mother and childhood friend Liam, while also forming new bonds with Casey, a steadfast supporter, and Maya, a troubled teen who reminds Alex of their younger self.

Alexander hat alles: Reichtum, Charisma und eine Welt voller Möglichkeiten. Doch ein dramatischer Kletterunfall in den einsamen Bergen reißt ihn aus seinem sorglosen Leben–und verändert alles. Als er in einer Felsspalte den vergessenen Brief eines verstorbenen Schulkameraden entdeckt, ahnt er nicht, dass dieses unscheinbare Stück Papier seine gesamte Existenz auf den Kopf stellen wird.

When Sienna Larsen learns of the reopening of the infamous Sokolov Park almost sixty years after the derailment of its flagship coaster claimed five lives, she’s faced with an uncanny sense of familiarity. During a past life regression, she inhabits the memories of Marilou Chambers, one of its victims. Drawn to Marilou’s seeming perfection—a loving boyfriend, a happy family, and a bright future—her obsession with the incident festers, one that won’t be quelled until she visits the park again.

Quietus Part II: Sophie is a sequel to the original play Quietus and follows the character, Sophie, on the next stage of her journey and on her recovery from a traumatic head injury inflicted by her brother.

After six years of caring for her ailing parents, literature professor Selwyn Aldridge is alone in the weathered Victorian house where she grew up. Grief hangs heavy in every room, and her mother’s once-glorious garden is buried beneath weeds. When a bottle of morphine disappears during a moment of despair, Selwyn begins to question her grip on reality—until a radiant stranger named Blossom appears, arriving with uncanny timing and an instinct for exactly what Selwyn needs. With Blossom’s quiet guidance, Selwyn begins to restore her mother’s garden—and, slowly, her own sense of purpose.

She remembers two lives. Only one can be real. After a devastating car crash, Emily wakes in a hospital to find her life unrecognizable. The man by her side says he’s her husband. A child calls her “mom.” The house she’s taken to feels like home—yet every corner is a stranger’s memory. But somewhere deep inside, another life beats like a second heart. A life she knows is hers. A life she refuses to believe has vanished. As fragments from both realities grow sharper, Emily is drawn into a psychological tug-of-war. Each world feels real. Each world holds people she loves.

Nel 1978 la guerra è finita, ma il Vietnam non ha ancora trovato pace. Anh e i suoi fratelli sono costretti a scappare, unendosi alla schiera delle centinaia di migliaia di quelli che saranno in seguito definiti boat people, e lasciandosi tutto alle spalle: la casa, gli odori della cucina materna, le voci dei piú piccoli. Il mare che dovrebbe portarli in salvo si trasforma in una linea di confine tra speranza e tragedia. Quando finalmente arrivano a Hong Kong, sono soli.

Susan Jackson’s serene life as a sixty-eight-year-old florist living in Indiana shatters following a groundbreaking eye transplant that comes with an unexpected side-effect—visions of the life of Marilyn Monroe. Initially a harmless oddity, the invasive visions swiftly escalate as she starts morphing into the iconic actress. As Susan’s transformation becomes undeniable, a battle of wills ensues between the long-dead Hollywood icon and the woman whose body she’s seized.

Charlotte is trying to navigate being a mother of two children on the spectrum, while suffering from her own crippling anxieties. The unique challenges that families face with one child on the spectrum are hard enough. But she has two who both have their own unique needs. She and Matthew have been together over twenty years and seem to struggle more and more with each day. Matthew is trying to be there for her, but how do you ask for help when you don't even know how to help yourself? Their love for each other and their boys is the fuel that keeps them going and fighting every step of the way.

Bartleby ist ein Schreibgehilfe, ein Anwaltskopist. Zunächst glänzt der neue Gehilfe bei der Arbeit und bewältigt ein gewaltiges Arbeitspensum. Bald jedoch beginnt Bartlebys Eifer nachzulassen; immer öfter begegnet er Aufforderungen zur Arbeit mit einem schlichten "Ich möchte lieber nicht". Der Erzähler ist ratlos. Was soll er tun? Bartleby entlassen möchte er nicht.

Jackie Rose is a mother on a mission. Determined to prove her eldest son did not commit suicide, she enlists the help of her best friend's husband, Homicide Detective Charlie Cooper. Reluctant to reopen another team's case, but even more reluctant to upset his wife, Cooper and his partner Joe Quinn investigate. They soon discover Jackie Rose is right – someone's killing kids. The deeper Cooper and Quinn dig, the more they realise everyone has a secret to hide. Can they find the killer before more young lives are lost?

When Jane moves into her new apartment, she discovers an old diary hidden in the basement—tattered, eerie, and disturbingly familiar. The entries describe violent crimes written in her own handwriting. The problem? She hasn’t committed them. Not yet. Each chilling page points to the future, weaving her life into a sinister blueprint of murder and betrayal. As the dates draw closer, Jane must confront the terrifying question: Is this a warning she can prevent—or a prophecy she’s destined to fulfill?

The Window That Never Opened is a haunting psychological mystery by Aarav Khadka that will linger long after the last word. When a young boy stumbles upon a window that’s never been opened—and isn’t meant to be—he uncovers secrets buried in silence, grief, and decades-old lies.

A Hope That Never Dies is a poetic reckoning with memory, ego, and the quiet revolution of becoming. In a world caught between generational cycles and spiritual awakening, one man presented as Father Labby steps into the chrysalis—ready to dissolve the boundaries of self and transcend the illusions of time and space.

In a world undone, a mother’s grief becomes humanity’s last hope. The skies split. A Being descended. And in the silence that followed, everything changed. Cities collapsed. Oceans receded. Millions vanished. In the aftermath, one woman remains—Mara, a trauma nurse and mother, shattered by loss. But she is chosen, not to escape… but to witness. Across memories of fallen civilizations, she learns Earth is not the first to face judgment. Others came before. Most failed. Now, a small band of survivors must journey across a scarred world. Each bears a wound—grief, doubt, guilt, silence.

There She is, devastated. Her long-term boyfriend Mike has just walked out on her unceremoniously. A fresh start calling out to her. She decides to take a leap into the unknown. With the throw of a dart determining her fate, she lets go of control. She doesn't really care where the dart lands. As long as it is anywhere other than Denver, Colorado. What's been revealed as her destined new chapter? New York City. The exact opposite of Denver. Doubt and resistance arises and yet she moves forward.

When Emma Ward is invited to view a home she never asked for, she drives deep into the woods of a forgotten town—and steps into a place that knows her darkest secrets. The doors won't open. The mirrors lie. The voices behind the walls sound familiar. “The Last House You’ll Ever Enter” is a chilling psychological thriller with heart-pounding suspense and a twist you’ll never see coming. Perfect for fans of Ruth Ware, Shari Lapena, and The Haunting of Hill House.