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Un atípico detective debe resolver una serie de asesinatos sucedidos en un mundo fantástico, distópico, en el que coexisten al mismo tiempo elementos de la época que abarca desde los años 20 al 2000. Con acción, terror, intriga, aventura, y grandes dosis de violencia, humor negro, y amor erótico. “Los unicornios no son mágicos y hermosos. Solo son caballos depredadores que tienen un cuerno y les gusta comer vírgenes.” —Dalila S. Dawson

HQN 266 Kaylee Sloan era una autora de éxito y tenía la esperanza de poder concentrarse por completo en el trabajo. Pero a causa del luto por la muerte de su madre estaba sufriendo un bloqueo. Con el propósito de huir de todas las distracciones, Kaylee alquiló una casa en Virgin River. Sabía que el aislamiento la ayudaría a escribir y, mientras atravesaba en coche los majestuosos bosques de secuoyas, empezó a sentir la inspiración. Hasta que llegó a su destino y se encontró con un edificio incendiado. Hundida, se dirigió a Jack's Bar para planear sus siguientes pasos. Aquel bar del ...

He brings the Old West to vivid new life in his action-packed stories of heroism, adventure, and excitement. With over one million of his books in print, Cameron Judd powerfully depicts, as no other writer can, the struggles of a generation of Americans on a harsh and beautiful frontier. Jed Keller came to Texas to repay a debt to his sister, killed in a fire at her ranch. But from his first day in the godforsaken little town of Cade, Jed faced mystery surrounding his sister's death, and a battle between vigilantes and a gang of cattle thieves. Somewhere in the violence Jed saw a chance to...

Maya Banks continues her suspenseful and steamy Slow Burn series with this second book: a twisting tale featuring a strong, vulnerable heroine in danger and the sexy hero who saves her. Abandoned as a baby to a wealthy couple and raised in a world of privilege, Arial has no hint of her past- besides the one thing that sets her apart from others- telekinetic powers.

After John Howard Griffin's escape from Nazi-occupied France, he was shipped to the South Pacific, where he was stationed as an isolated observer in the Solomon Islands. That experience led to his second novel, Nuni (1956). As in his first novel, The Devil Rides Outside, an American professor is confronted by an alien reality. In Nuni, that reality is a "primitive," almost Neolithic society. Yet, the professor's intellectual accomplishments are useless here, his place in both family and civilized society meaningless. He learns to cope, not so much in terms of survival as in finding a new...