Résultats Éditeur "Audible Studios" dans Psychologique

My name is Calla Price. I'm 18 years old, and I'm one half of a whole. My other half - my twin brother, my Finn - is crazy. I love him. More than life, more than anything. And even though I'm terrified he'll suck me down with him, no one can save him but me. I'm doing all I can to stay afloat in a sea of insanity, but I'm drowning more and more each day. So I reach out for a lifeline. Dare Dubray. He's my savior and my Antichrist. His arms are where I feel safe, where I'm afraid, where I belong, where I'm lost.

When Helen Honeycutt falls in love with Emmet Justice, a charismatic television journalist who has recently lost his wife in a tragic accident, their sudden marriage creates a rift between her new husband and his oldest friends, who resent Helen's intrusion into their tightly knit circle. Hoping to mend fences, the newlyweds join the group for a summer at his late wife's family home in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.

Anthea Fraser's gripping novel about families and the skeletons that lurk in the cupboard tells the story of Fay Marlow whose husband abandoned her and the kids on her birthday in 1973.

Betsy Ruscoe, a single university professor in her mid-30s, is pregnant, and the man she thought she loved is not interested in fatherhood. At the same time, her dying mother begs Betsy to find the woman who gave her up for adoption at birth 50 years ago and then disappeared. Betsy struggles to cope with the changes in her life as she also sets out on a quest to uncover her mother's surprising history.

A love story between men - without being, basically, a novel about gay issues; more about appreciating what you have while you have it, and ultimately learning what matters to you in life.

On the heels of The Speed Chronicles (Sherman Alexie, William T. Vollmann, Megan Abbott, James Franco, Beth Lisick, etc.) and The Cocaine Chronicles (Lee Child, Laura Lippman, etc.) comes The Heroin Chronicles, a volume sure to frighten and delight. The literary styles are varied, as are the moral quandaries herein. Heroin has long been understood as the most "literary" of narcotics, and this collection will, for better and worse, have tremendous pop cultural appeal.

In this heartbreakingly beautiful book of disillusioned intimacy and persistent yearning, beloved and celebrated author Andre Dubus III explores the bottomless needs and stubborn weaknesses of people seeking gratification in food and sex, work and love. In these linked novellas in which characters walk out the back door of one story and into the next, love is "dirty" - tangled up with need, power, boredom, ego, fear, and fantasy.

Dorothy and Solomon live in a new housing estate on the outskirts of an English village. She's recently bought her bungalow; he's recently become the night watchman. He is black, an immigrant. She is white, a recently retired music teacher. They are both solitary, reticent outsiders. When they move tenuously toward each other and their paths briefly cross, neither of them can know that it will be the last true human contact either will have.

On the surface, the story couldn’t be simpler. A single young woman visits her older sister, who is married to a writer as charismatic as he is violent. As the young woman falls under her brother-in-law’s spell, the plot unfolds in a series of precisely rendered turns. Meanwhile the listener, anticipating the worst, hopes against hope that disaster can be averted.

They met at the worst possible moment...or maybe it was just in time. David McClain was about to go to war, and Lindsey Wood was there at his going-away party, capturing his heart when falling for a woman was the last thing on his mind. While David was serving his country, he stayed in close contact with Lindsey. But war changes a person, and when he came home very little had the same meaning that it had before - including the romance that had sustained him.

All Owen Patterson wants is an normal life, a happy marriage, and a stable family. But following the brutal and random murder of his brother-in-law, that dream is shattered. A year later, his wife is still in mourning and his in-laws won't talk about anything but their dead son. The murderer, Henry Joseph Raven, has been put in prison, but as far as Owen is concerned, prison isn’t punishment enough. He embarks on a quest to "balance the scales of justice," writing letters to Henry Raven under the pseudonym Lily Hazelton.

Eva and Simon have spent most of their adult lives together. He is a physician and she is a teacher, and they have three grown daughters and a comfortable home. Yet what binds them together isn’t only affection and solidarity but also the painful facts of their respective histories, which they keep hidden even from their own children. But after the abrupt dismissal of their housekeeper and Simon’s increasing withdrawal into himself, the past can no longer be repressed.

Brian Stoppard is blessed with prodigious natural talents. Howard Cohen, less so. Starting in middle school in New York, Howard watches Brian effortlessly win at everything he tries: He’s a natural chess champion, a perfect athlete, a brilliant student. As the two move through life as friends and competitors, Brian’s easy success is a constant source of envy, awe, and inspiration for the ambitious but less-gifted Howard.

The Deer at the River follows an especially intense period in the life of Noah Dubbins, a young carpenter and father of three living in rural New Hampshire. Noah’s life changes drastically when he returns from work one day to find his wife, Ruth, behaving erratically and reenacting the birth of their youngest son. Ruth is committed to a psychiatric hospital and Noah is left to look after their children on his own. In his loneliness, he wrestles with his lust for an old flame and a burgeoning confusion about his sexuality.

La especialidad secreta de Crystal son los muffins de calabaza, pero este no es su único secreto ni el mejor guardado. Todo marcha sobre ruedas en su vida en Seattle hasta la mañana en la que descubre que su chico ha desaparecido sin dejar rastro. Crystal emprenderá una larga búsqueda con su hijo Bonnie a través de más de 10 estados hasta llegar a su pueblo natal en Carolina del Sur, donde acaba de encontrar una pista sobre el posible paradero de su pareja. ¿Por qué ha cruzado el país para llegar al pueblo del que ella huyó hace 10 años?

La mattina del primo gennaio Veronica Del Muciaro, inviata di un programma televisivo di grandi ascolti, sta per morire soffocata da una brioche in un caffè storico di Suverso, prospera cittadina del nord. La salva uno strano e affascinante archeologo, il marchese Guiscardo Guidarini, che le rivela di aver riportato alla luce un sito importante. L'inviata scopre di cosa si tratta e lo rende pubblico in diretta tv, scatenando una furiosa competizione tra comuni, partiti rivali, giornalisti e autorità scientifiche.

Giornate estive piene di confusione. La protagonista, un'eroina al rovescio, è innamorata e stravagante e usa la pittura come terapia. Pascal l'ha lasciata e vive con Goli, un'iraniana mezza sballata che, come lei, è stata per un po' in un ospedale psichiatrico. In fondo lì non stava male, in mezzo a quelli che non ce la fanno, quelli che parlano con la Madonna, quelli che passano il tempo a tingere i capelli a una bambola. Ma la protagonista del romanzo ce la fa.

Da quando è partito poco più che ventenne da Pressi del Lago, Martti Corvara non ha combinato un granché. A distanza di vent'anni torna per fare chiarezza sul presunto suicidio del padre. Trova ad accoglierlo i tre amici con cui ha condiviso il bagliore della giovinezza, l'attimo fugace in cui si crede di poter cambiare la storia. Nel frattempo sono diventati politici e faccendieri, corrotti e corruttori, emuli del propri padri e a loro volta padri infelici. Sullo sfondo, una spaventosa crisi economica e la chimera di poterla cavalcare facendola sempre franca.

Con questa sua prima prova narrativa Miriana Trevisan racconta - con voce alta, chiara e forte - le storie di donne che potrebbe avere incrociato sulla sua strada. Ci dice di Virginia, che dalla semplicità di una famiglia umile si ritrova catapultata in un serraglio televisivo dove impara ben presto le leggi della convenienza e del ricatto, poi racconta di Maria, che capisce subito che per scalare i gradini della buona società deve cambiare il suo nome in Anastasia, e con il nome cambia capelli, vestiti, linguaggio, cambia i denti per cambiare il sorriso e cambia il seno.

L'avventura commovente e intrigante di una ragazza alle prese con le sue paure. Bianca è una giovane donna che sembra realizzata. Vive con il fidanzato Edoardo, il suo ex analista, lavora in una casa d'aste e finalmente ha un rapporto civile con suo padre e la sua compagna, dopo anni di dissidi. Quella di Bianca, insomma, sembra una vita serena, con la prospettiva di un futuro coronato dal successo professionale e dalla costruzione di una famiglia con l'uomo che pensa di amare. Purtroppo basterà poco a far crollare la felicità che si è cucita addosso.