Casa editrice: Short Stories
4 tales of women doing things they shouldn't, with drugs and animals!Drugged My Girlfriend, Filmed A Dog Doing Her/Snorted Coke, Blew A Dog/Nun Smokes A Joint And Humps A Horse/Taken By The Drug Dealer And His Dog
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Back Cover Blurb Izaghi was born with a dream in his heart and a string on his chest—an invisible thread that tied him to a home he longed to leave, but could never forget. Armed with a homemade device of foam claps, strings, and a small engine, seven-year-old Izaghi floats beyond the edges of his world. He visits villages where music shapes the rain, deserts where echoes carry truths from the past, and markets where stars are traded for stories. Each place holds a piece of his heart—each goodbye leaves a quiet ache. As the wind carries him from adventure to adventure, Izaghi learns that not every dream is meant to be kept, and not every wish leads where you expect. But some lessons wait in the quiet places: In the voice of a mother long gone. In the forgiveness of a friend he thought he’d left behind. In the gardens that bloom from kindness alone. This is the story of a boy who learns that becoming yourself means remembering all the names you’ve ever been called—son, friend, dreamer, wanderer—and knowing when to let go. For readers who believe in hope, in wonder, and in the quiet strings that pull us home.Mostra libro
He promised her love. What she got was something unspeakable . . . Natalie Beaumont has is all: a charming husband, two beautiful children, and a house nestled in one of Pennsylvania's most admired suburbs. To anyone passing by, she's the picture of devotion and domestic bliss.But behind closed doors, Natalie is unraveling. And her mother-in-law won't leave her alone.Strange dreams haunt her sleep. Her husband, Martin, insists she's just tired. That she worries too much. That she should trust him. And so, he plans a trip—a surprise weekend away at his family's remote cabin by the lake. No children. No distractions. Just the two of them.Natalie is unsure but Martin is insistent. And Natalie always obeys. But what waits beyond the trees is something far darker than she could ever have imagined.Because some homes aren't built to keep you safe, they're built to keep you prisoner . . . Unspeakable is a chilling, story of control, complicity, and the dark rituals families keep buried. Perfect for fans of The Last House on Needless Street, The Push, and Sharp Objects.Mostra libro
Cassandra Every time the silk aerialist Chandler Moreau took to the skies, my heart soared with him. I was entranced by his effortless grace and raw strength. When fate brought me to Cirque du Lys, I never expected to work so closely with the man of my dreams. As our first show drew near, my focus began to falter, and I worried I'd disappoint my mentor. But Chandler had a solution that involved a mutual passion we both shared. As intricate knots tightened around me, I surrendered to the sensations that bound us together. Each twist and turn drew me closer to him, and I discovered a new level of trust that I never thought possible.Chandler Cassandra Blackstone was the protégé I'd been waiting for my entire career. Her beauty and elegance matched her ambition, and I was determined to help her reach her potential. But something was holding her back, and I knew just how to push her to new heights. All it took was a bundle of red jute rope, in a delicate lesson of trust and surrender. As I bound her body with practiced precision, I felt a fire ignite between us, burning with an intensity that I couldn't ignore. Would Cassandra finally let go and surrender herself? Would she take the leap, even if it meant testing her limits? Embark on a captivating journey into the world of the romantic suspense novel Obedience, where trust intertwines with desire and self-discovery under the enchanting big top.Mostra libro
"The Universe is a mistake—and I am going to correct it." When Arthur Marcel boards a transatlantic voyage, he expects nothing more than a quiet return to England. Instead, he falls under the spell of the brilliant but terrifying Herbert Brande and his enchanting sister, Natalie. Brande is the mastermind behind the Cui Bono Society, a secretive intellectual collective wielding staggering telepathic powers and unprecedented scientific weaponry. But this is no mere gentleman’s club. Driven by a dark, nihilistic philosophy, Brande has discovered how to unleash devastating atomic chain-reactions—and his ultimate goal is to vaporize the entire Earth to end the "suffering" of human existence. Bound by a desperate, tragic love for Natalie—who wholly supports her brother's apocalyptic vision—Arthur finds himself trapped aboard a heavily armed private yacht speeding toward the site of humanity’s impending doom. With defectors dying mysteriously and the cult's telepaths tracking his every thought, Arthur must stand alone against an omnipotent genius. Can one man outwit a society of madmen before the planet is reduced to ether? Why You'll Love This Audiobook: Blending early Science Fiction with intense psychological horror and a pulse-pounding doomsday scenario, this masterwork explores the terrifying consequences of unchecked intellect. Fans of classic sci-fi thrillers, steampunk, and dystopian conspiracies will be hooked by its chilling anticipation of atomic energy and world-ending superweapons. About the Author: Robert Cromie (1856–1907) was an Irish author and journalist renowned for his prophetic contributions to early science fiction. Often compared to his contemporary H.G. Wells, Cromie's works remarkably anticipated modern atomic theory, leaving a lasting legacy on the genre.Mostra libro
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. The Hidden Staircase is the second book in the beloved Nancy Drew Mystery Stories series. When two elderly sisters report strange happenings at their old mansion, Twin Elms, Nancy Drew is determined to uncover the truth behind the ghostly occurrences. Meanwhile, her father, Carson Drew, receives threatening messages connected to a railroad case. As Nancy investigates the eerie sounds, mysterious shadows, and unexplained events at the mansion, she discovers a secret that has been hidden for years. This classic mystery showcases Nancy's courage, intelligence, and detective skills as she faces danger head-on to solve one of her most thrilling cases yet.Mostra libro
The Jungle by Upton Sinclair is a powerful and unflinching novel that exposes the harsh realities of industrial labor and the devastating impact of unchecked corporate greed in early twentieth-century America. Set against the gritty backdrop of Chicago's booming meatpacking district, this landmark work of social protest fiction reveals the human cost of exploitation and ignited a national outcry that reshaped public policy. The story follows Jurgis Rudkus, a young Lithuanian immigrant who arrives in America full of hope and determination. Dreaming of prosperity and opportunity, Jurgis and his family settle in Chicago, believing that hard work will secure a better future. Instead, they are thrust into a brutal system that preys upon the vulnerable. Grueling hours, unsafe working conditions, meager wages, and corrupt business practices quickly erode their optimism. Through vivid and often shocking detail, Sinclair pulls back the curtain on the unsanitary and dangerous practices within the meatpacking industry. Yet the novel is far more than an exposé of food production—it is a deeply personal account of one family's struggle to survive amid poverty, injustice, and systemic abuse. As tragedy strikes again and again, Jurgis is forced to confront the crushing realities of economic inequality and the limits of the American Dream. Sinclair's storytelling is both emotional and political. He portrays the immigrant experience with empathy, illustrating the vulnerability of newcomers navigating a foreign language, unfamiliar laws, and predatory institutions. The novel exposes how powerful corporations manipulate laborers, silence dissent, and prioritize profit over human dignity. Through Jurgis's journey, readers witness the psychological toll of exploitation and the desperation that arises when opportunity proves to be an illusion. As the narrative unfolds, Jurgis undergoes a profound transformation. Hardened by suffering and disillusionment, he searches for meaning and justice in a world stacked against him. His path ultimately leads him toward political awakening, as he discovers the promise of collective action and social reform. In this way, The Jungle becomes not only a story of hardship but also a call for change. Upon its publication in 1906, the novel caused widespread public outrage, prompting government investigations and leading to major reforms in food safety laws, including the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act. Sinclair famously remarked that he aimed for the public's heart but hit its stomach—yet the book's broader message about workers' rights and economic justice remains just as significant today. Compelling, disturbing, and profoundly influential, The Jungle stands as a cornerstone of American social reform literature. It is a searing indictment of industrial exploitation and a timeless reminder of the importance of accountability, compassion, and systemic change. Sinclair's work continues to resonate as a powerful exploration of resilience, injustice, and the enduring fight for fairness in society.Mostra libro
