Títulos em Psicológico

Türk edebiyatında “ilk psikolojik roman” olarak kabul edilen bu eser, aşkın, vicdanın ve sessiz trajedilerin ince dokusunu işliyor. Boğaziçi’nin serin yalılarında başlayan hikâye, Suat ile Süreyya’nın sakin görünen evliliğinin ardındaki fırtınaları yavaş yavaş ortaya çıkarıyor. Bu fırtınaya, Süreyya’nın yakın dostu Necip’in varlığı eşlik ediyor. Sessiz bakışlar, ölçülü kelimeler ve hiç söylenmeyen cümleler, zamanla geri dönülmez bir gerilime dönüşüyor.

The Cerebral Mafia Playground is a book describing some facts of our existence and threads of subjective explanations about the good, the bad, and the ugly consequences of our cause-and-effect designed experiences. Living life is a complex mixture of ethical and unethical, moral and immoral, virtuous and nonvirtuous end results. The balance of these chosen acts creates an emotionally positive or negative destiny and legacy.

Zwei glutheiße Sommer in der Lombardei: Leo verbringt die Tage damit, im etwas in die Jahre gekommenen Hotel ihrer Nonna auszuhelfen und die kuriosen Hinterlassenschaften der Gäste einzusammeln – einen Perlenohrring, eine Haarlocke. Als ein Unfall geschieht, für den Leo sich verantwortlich fühlt, ist ihre Kindheit schlagartig vorbei. Jahre später ist Leo wieder in Italien, doch nichts ist mehr, wie es war. Als eines Tages Dolores, eine junge amerikanische Geigenbauerin, in der Tür steht, verliebt sich Leo stürmisch in sie.

Eigentlich lieben Alma und Théo einander. Ihre erste Begegnung fühlte sich an wie der Anfang von etwas Großem, die Zeit danach wie ein Versprechen. Und doch stehen sie jetzt zwischen zwei Wahrheiten: Sie lieben sich, und dennoch liegt ihre Beziehung in Trümmern. Wie erkennt man, ob man gemeinsam glücklich sein kann – oder glücklicher allein wäre? Auf der Suche nach Antworten verbringen die beiden noch einen Sommer in dem Haus von Almas Eltern in Frankreich und schwören, es erst zu verlassen, wenn sie Gewissheit haben: festhalten oder loslassen.

From the moment Lucia Holley finds a dead body in the family boathouse, she knows no peace. Set on the outskirts of New York during World War II, The Blank Wall is a psychological suspense novel which traces an increasingly chaotic chain of events as Lucia endeavours to protect herself and her...

A controversial arts collective is rolling out their most audacious project to date: a second moon, set to launch from the Mojave Desert and into the Earth’s atmosphere at the summer’s end. The problem? No one seems to understand how “Moon2” actually works, or how it may alter the mind of every creature on the planet.

Brought to you by Penguin. Philip Deval, a soldier recently returned from the beaches of Normandy, arrives in Palestine on a peace-keeping mission in the final days of the British Mandate. The Sea of Galilee glitters in the distance as war-weary troops marvel at the novelty of oranges and sun...

1918. Elian wakes at 4 AM to bake bread in a small-town bakery. His brother Thomas is gone. The dreamer, the singer, the one who was supposed to come home. All that remains is an iron key hanging above the oven, a promise that will never be kept. Yet Elian keeps baking. Keeps feeding the strangers who wander in. Keeps humming the four-note melody Thomas taught him in a summer meadow, years before the war took everything.

If your name is Jack Daniels, you must have a soft spot for whiskey. So when former Homicide cop Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels gets an opportunity to tour one of the best craft distilleries in Colorado, she's hoping for a fun getaway with friends. It doesn't matter that the distillery is supposedly haunted. Or that it is the source of dark rumors—going back over a hundred years—of missing and murdered people. After a lifetime of dealing with serial killers, Jack knows the odds of running into another one are astronomical. Right?

In the wake of divorce and profound loss, Stewart Foster's world has shrunk to silence and decay. A retired public works employee, he tends to the remnants of a life once shared—an overgrown garden, an empty home, and the fading memory of companionship. Days blur into numbness, purpose slipping away like sand through fingers. Then, in a moment of desperation, Stewart discovers EgoEcho—an AI companion designed not as a gimmick, but as a quiet listener.

What the Page Remembered is a literary novella about memory, silence, and the moment creativity returns. When writer Alex Mercer arrives at Stillwater, a secluded residency for artists at the edge of creative collapse, he expects quiet. What he does not expect is a house that seems to listen — or objects that begin to surface memories he has long avoided. As Alex settles into the rhythms of Stillwater, fragments of the past emerge through subtle signs: a sentence that returns unbidden, a mark pressed into paper, a presence that feels both internal and unmistakably real.

Anna ha sei anni e un rumore che le abita la testa. Nella periferia nord di Milano, osserva i suoi genitori consumarsi. È figlia di un operaio, Nino, che sognava di fare il calciatore, e di Adriana, segnata da una malinconia che non trova nome né sollievo, dalla costante paura della disgrazia. Anna cresce, la bambina introversa si trasforma in un'adolescente piena di domande, in cerca di una voce che non sia solo eco del mondo da cui proviene, mentre gli anni Settanta trasformano il Paese. Finché le crepe del mondo si spalancano anche nella sua vita, e la tragedia diventa realtà.

Sophie Émel è una donna carismatica e fuori dagli schemi: pilota spericolata, amante degli eccessi e di una vita disordinata, capace di slanci generosi quanto superficiali. È proprio uno di questi impulsi a spingerla ad accogliere in casa la nonna, un'anziana di ottant'anni dal carattere durissimo, costretta a lasciare la propria abitazione dopo un lungo e ostinato assedio alle autorità. Quello che inizia come un atto di carità si trasforma rapidamente in un perverso gioco di specchi.

Ein Jahr nach dem Tod ihres Mannes ist Emma zu einem Mauerblümchen verkommen. Sie geht förmlich unter in der Farbenpracht des Blumenladens, in dem sie arbeitet. Doch als ein Kollege sie zu einem Vortrag über die Titanic einlädt, wird ihre Neugier geweckt: War der sagenumwobene Dampfer nicht auch mit Blumen geschmückt? Und wenn ja, wer steckte dahinter? Während ihrer Recherche stößt sie auf ein Foto einer jungen Stewardess der Titanic, das ihr auf unerklärliche Weise vertraut vorkommt. Emma dämmert immer mehr, dass sie sich auch auf den Spuren ihrer eigenen Geschichte befindet.

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a haunting psychological short story that explores isolation, mental health, and the constraints placed on women in the 19th century. Through the unsettling diary of a woman confined to a room with disturbing yellow wallpaper, Gilman crafts a chilling descent into obsession that remains one of the most powerful feminist works in American literature.

Before the city fully wakes, Lina walks where buildings soften into trees and noise thins into breath. At twenty-eight, her life appears steady from the outside, yet inside she carries a quiet unrest and unnamed longings. One evening beneath a rising moon, Lina meets Eli Woods , a gentle guide known not for answers, but for listening. He offers no advice—only a simple practice: noticing . Breath. Sensation. Memory. Through moonlit walks and quiet attention, Lina begins to see her inner world more clearly.

Thought-provoking philosophical fiction. Psychological literary fiction. Dark, dialogue-driven stories about guilt, grief, trauma, identity, and the lies we tell ourselves to survive. There's a voice in your head that won't let you hide. In this collection, that voice has a face. Across twenty existential, emotionally layered stories, ordinary people at their breaking points find themselves seated across from a figure who calls himself the Devil. Sometimes he's calm. Sometimes cruel. Sometimes unsettlingly compassionate. Always precise.

Glasklare Augen, Schlitz im Ohr, seidenweicher roter Pelz und ein starker, gutmütiger Charakter. Das ist Kater Bert! Als seine todbringende Diagnose ausgesprochen wird, ist klar, dass einer der allerbesten Freunde sterben wird. Niemand weiß, wieviel gemeinsame Zeit noch bleibt und wie der Abschied ablaufen wird. Das Sterben und die Sterbebegleitung – auch mithilfe von Tierkommunikation – entpuppen sich am Ende als ein Geschenk.

“A juicy cat-and-mouse thriller, tightly plotted to keep readers turning the pages! Trench skillfully builds suspense as tension mounts, making it easy to race to the end.”—Sophie Stava, author of Count My Lies To catch a serial con artist, three women will stop at nothing to beat his...

Micah Thorne thought grief was the heaviest burden he would carry. But the forest waits, ancient and watching, offering visions he cannot explain—and a choice that could break the cycle of loss—or trap him forever. Drawn into a mysterious forest where time bends and memory takes shape, Micah encounters a silent fox who seems to know his path and forces that test the boundaries of choice and inheritance.