Ergebnis für "Luna" in Literatur & Belletristik

NATIONAL BESTSELLER From the New York Times bestselling author of American Psycho and Less Than Zero comes a chilling tale that combines reality, memoir, and fantasy to create a fascinating portrait of this most controversial writer but also a deeply moving novel about love and loss, parents...

En La luna es un tiburón el autor reúne apenas quince crónicas que funcionan como una introducción perfecta para quienes no lo han leído y como una síntesis rabiosa para quienes ya conocen sus dotes literarios, porque en las páginas de esta colección quedan apiñadas sus mañas verbales y el tipo de confesiones telúricas que lo sacuden a uno sin previo aviso.

Ashley Parker ne voyage jamais sans ses talons, son sérum à l’acide hyaluronique et son feed Instagram parfaitement calibré. Jake Sullivan, lui, ne se sépare jamais de ses rangers, d’un couteau multifonctions et d’un sac à dos qui a déjà survécu à trois tempêtes et une chèvre...

Tras conocer a Rosal, los tres galanes se enteran, con pesar, que la chica no puede hacer el papel de enamorada con ninguno de ellos, pues su principal afecto de ahora es su madre, que padece una enfermedad terminal que se la llevará en semanas o meses. Los chicos de inmediato se niegan a consentir que se consume tal porvenir: Lucharán, aunque se inmiscuya Dios y sus virtudes. Como sea van a cumplir el último deseo de la señora Talía, la mamá de Rosal, que es viajar a Venecia.

Tilda Quickthatch gave up adventuring years ago and retired to small-town Briarhaven as the local tavern wench. But now the past she's worked so hard to keep hidden has come calling for her. Its messengers? A group of misfit teens who insist she train them to pick up her mantle... or else. But what starts as simple "roll" play soon turns deadly when their antics attract the attention of a fearsome necromancer who never gave up searching for Tilda. He swoops in with a sinister offer: exchange the powerful artifact she stole nearly a decade ago for her former partner's life.

Joe was just an average guy with an office job, a synthesizer band, and crush on a girl in the marketing department, until a horrible misunderstanding on a date with friends turned him into a real-life vampire. It didn’t take long for him to find out the afterlife isn’t nearly as glamorous as he’s been led to believe; it ruined his already-struggling love life, damaged things with his best friend, and pushed him away from his crazy family.

A man who receives life-changing financial advice from the talking fruit in his breakfast bowl...a girl whose thoughts incinerate her family over and over again...a house that wants nothing more than to please its occupants, and will do anything at all to make sure they’re happy. From enchanting to troubling to downright disturbing, This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things explores the notion that sometimes even the most promising of magic can go askew, through an array of characters whose outcomes can be horrifying, hilarious, or heartbreaking.