Títulos em Vida em Família

Wenn die See ruft, gibt es kein Zurück. Runa Hansen lebt mit ihrem 17-jährigen Sohn auf einem Hausboot mitten in Hamburg. Der Familienbetrieb an der Nordseeküste steht vor dem Aus. Alte Konflikte brechen auf. Runa steht vor der Wahl: Karriere oder Herkunft, Verstand oder Herz? Tief in ihr wächst die Sehnsucht nach Versöhnung und Neuanfang, nach Heimat. Ist sie bereit, sich der Vergangenheit und den Herausforderungen der Krabbenfischerei zu stellen, um ihre Familie zu retten und ihr Glück zu finden?

Melody Hollenback has a problem. Her husband, Jeff, has joined what appears to be a cult. Considering his and her months-long unemployment and Jeff's clinical depression, Melody has a lot to worry about. When Jeff exhibits sudden signs of mental wellness, he is convinced the cult is curing him. He becomes increasingly immersed in the teachings, and Melody worries he is pulling away from her. In an effort to hold on to him, she pretends to join the fold. She soon discovers that the cult has long arms and keeps a tight grip on its followers.

It’s a joyous occasion for the Montgomery Family. This will be their first Thanksgiving since the new additions to the family. Namely, Jeremiah Montgomery's marriage to the former Thea Manchester almost a year ago on Christmas Day. Now they are one big, happy blended family with Jeremiah's three adult offspring: sons Logan, Lyle, and Lance, and daughter Carrie; and Thea's three adult daughters: Kim, Libby, and Danielle. A month before Thanksgiving, Jeremiah receives a letter from his ex-wife, Edwina, who is presently serving time in a federal prison.

Jane Zander has moved with her husband, Matt, back to his hometown of Atwood, Wisconsin, where he is the new headmaster of the prestigious Atwood Prep School. Jane hopes it will be a good fit for herself, her husband, and their children. Especially Charles, their six-year-old son, who aspires to be the next Julia Child, rejects the norms of boyhood, and insists he is a girl.

After thirteen years away, Tina O’Grady returns to her hometown of Benson, Texas, drawn to the old oak tree in the park. She and her childhood friends, Walker and Gracie, called it the “tomorrow tree” and shared their dreams beneath its branches. But Tina, still reeling from past betrayals, has no plans to stay.

Makalani Pahukula, interpretive ranger for Pu‘ukoholā Heiau National Historic Site, craves some rejuvenating hard work on Hawai‘i Island. When cousin-in-law Rosie offers Makalani a chance to help at the Hiapo family ranch, it’s the perfect opportunity. But something else weighs on Rosie’s mind. Her father recently died in a gruesome accident—trapped and cornered in a pit by an aggressive bull.

Olympic silver medalist Kalista Brooks has built a successful life in California, complete with a thriving sports technology company and a handsome fiancé. But when her father’s heart condition takes a critical turn, she rushes home to Atlanta. There, her father makes a surprising request: to relive favorite memories from all four seasons in just one month at their old farmhouse in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Fatima’s return to Kabul after six years marks the beginning of a journey, she never thought she would take. Her mother, Aisha, is dying, and the city she once fled from calls her back—not just to mourn, but to face the ghosts of her past. Her father, Mustafa, and her uncle, Reza, are waiting for her, but their intentions are veiled in ambiguity. And there, amid the memories of war and love, is Zafir—her former husband, the father of her daughter Zohra, and the man she thought she had lost forever.

Some summers don't just pass; they redefine you. It’s a season measured in a cascade of firsts: the nervous energy of a first date, the terrifying, liberating weight of a first confession, the breathtaking moment you feel truly seen by someone else. Suddenly, the simplest things become landmarks etched in your memory, the way the afternoon sun slants through the trees, the melody of a shared song on the radio. The future, once a predictable line on a map, explodes into a constellation of thrilling, uncertain paths.

After her husband’s infidelity, devastated Katrine Blackthorn reluctantly returns to Faith Falls, Minnesota, to her family’s Queen Anne mansion on the hill and the magic that binds them all. Her grandmother Velda charms everyone she meets. Her mother, Ursula, is a brewer of potions who sees a threat around every corner. And there’s her estranged sister, Jasmine, broken by something no one will name. With Katrine’s return, all that the Blackthorns have feared seems to be manifesting.

Romance novelist Helena Ross once had everything—success, a family, a future. Then tragedy hit, leaving her isolated in a silent house. Now she spends her days alone, still churning out blockbuster love stories while avoiding the memories that destroyed her happily ever after. When Helena is diagnosed with an aggressive illness, she realizes that the only story left to tell is her own.

يروي جبران خليل جبران في هذا الكتاب، قصة حب روحي طاهر بين فتًى وفتاة، يتجاوز متعة الجسد، حب بريء لا تشوبه الشهوانية، ولكنه حب يائس لا يجتمع طرفاه إلا بعد الممات، ويتأرجح جبران في هذا العمل بين الثنائية الرومانسية المعهودة (الروح/المادة) فيقدِّس الروح ويجعل منها مخرجًا لتجاوز الجسد؛ لذلك يرى جبران أن قمة التحرر من عبودية الجسد تتمثل في فكرة الموت، حيث تنصرف الروح إلى مرجعيتها المفارقة لتتجاوز أغلال العالم المادي.

From the porch of his home, Charles Lamosway has watched the life he might have had unfold across the river on Maine’s Penobscot Reservation. He caught brief moments of his neighbor Elizabeth’s life—from the day she came home from the hospital to her early twenties. But there’s something deeper and more dangerous than the river that divides him from her and the rest of the tribal community. It’s the secret that Elizabeth is his daughter, a secret Charles is no longer willing to keep.

In twelve striking, luminescent stories, author Morgan Talty—with searing humor, abiding compassion, and deep insight—breathes life into tales of family and a community as they struggle with a painful past and an uncertain future.

Eine Frau, gebrochen durch eine gefühlskalte Kindheit, versucht sich selbst durch Mutterschaft zu retten und wird zur Täterin. Erst als sie beginnt, den Schmerz wirklich zuzulassen, findet sie zurück: zum Kind, zur Liebe und zu sich selbst. Ellie wächst in einer autoritären Familie auf, in der Gefühle keinen Platz haben. Als junge Frau versucht sie, durch Liebe, finanzielle Sicherheit und schließlich ein Kind emotionale Geborgenheit zu finden. Doch ihre Vergangenheit ist stärker.

In a quiet orchard by the sea, a woman tends to the trees her family left behind — each one named after a person she never had the courage to forgive. Every pruning cut, every season of fruit and frost, becomes a conversation with absence: the letters she never sent, the voices that once filled the branches. As she works, fragments of memory return — a lost brother, a forgotten promise, a mother’s unfinished song. The orchard becomes her confession, her prayer, and her reckoning.

Ein stilles Geschenk für Trauernde – wenn sonst die Worte fehlen. Fein erzählte Trostgeschichte mit Tiefe, Würde und leiser Hoffnung. Clara hat ihre Mutter verloren. Und mit ihr ein Stück Halt. Zwischen Trauer, Erinnerung und Alltag sucht sie nach innerer Orientierung – und findet sie in einer kleinen Geste, einer alten Keramikschale … und einem Traum, der mehr sagt als viele Worte. Diese Geschichte ist psychologisch fein gesponnen, erzählt in Bildern, die die Seele versteht. Sie wirkt leise nach – ohne Ratschläge, ohne Pathos. Und öffnet einen inneren Raum für das, was sich wandeln darf.

Myron Nolan has done the unimaginable — he has killed a man. As he tries to survive the homicide investigation and battle the searing flames of guilt that threaten to engulf him, his relationship with his wife takes a toll. Can he escape the consequences of his actions?

When Becca Dalton inherits part of a Florida resort from the husband who abandoned her twenty-four years ago, she intends to sell her share and return to her life as a corporate attorney. The last thing she needs is to get tangled up with the family her ex left behind. But Amberjack Shores—with its charming beachfront cottages, historic inn, and struggling fishing business—awakens something in Becca she thought long buried. As she reluctantly works to revitalize the business, she finds herself drawn to both the stunning coastal property and the complicated family that calls it home.

Em uma cidade na zona rural, de terra vermelha e com uma figueira num descampado, dois irmãos agora órfãos enterram a mãe. Simão, o mais velho, é dado às marras e confusões e protege o caçula, mais sensível, das hostilidades alheias. Os dois têm casa, caminhonete, gato e um ao outro, pois, como afirma Andrea del Fuego na orelha do livro, "o afeto é um jeito de esquecer a terra que aguarda seus corpos".