Novità: le ultime uscite

Due casi di calda attualità sociale impegnano l'irruente e malinconico Rocco Schiavone. Un marito violento trovato ucciso con un colpo di pistola alla fronte e l'imprenditore di una fabbrica di pellami rimasto ucciso in seguito a un attentato attribuito agli ambientalisti dell'ELP. Il vicequestore, con disincanto e scetticismo, inizia la sua indagine controcorrente.

Quando Dante Torre arriva tra le colline del Piemonte per una consulenza ai Servizi, non si aspetta di trovare qualcosa che lo riguarda così da vicino. Dentro una chiesetta, riemersa dai resti di una frana, viene scoperto un cadavere rimasto intrappolato sotto le rocce per decenni. Disegnato sul muro, c'è un loto stilizzato: il segno di un possibile omicidio rituale. Ma la verità è ancora più sconvolgente. Il corpo è di Alba, il primo amore di Dante, la donna che anni prima lo aveva accolto nella comunità Tarayoga, aiutandolo a ricominciare dopo l'orrore del Silo.

È stato un anno tranquillo per i nostri amici investigatori: un anno in cui ognuno si è concentrato sugli avvenimenti della sua vita. Joyce è stata molto impegnata nei preparativi del matrimonio della figlia, Elizabeth si è raccolta nel lutto per la morte del marito, Ron è stato preso dai...

Margherita Fiori ha sessant’anni e agli altri è sempre sembrata una donna senza qualità. Impiegata al tribunale, immersa nei suoi appunti costellati di piccoli schemi, per anni ha continuato a essere dipinta come la definivano a scuola: stramba, distratta, poco portata. Solo più tardi ha...

Sibilla è annegata in uno stagno limaccioso durante l'estate del 1984. Assieme a lei c'era Luce, la sua migliore amica, che ha fornito una testimonianza che non ha mai convinto gli inquirenti. Vent'anni dopo, nei pressi di quello stagno, due uomini vengono brutalmente uccisi in un casale abbandonato. A segnalare il delitto e guidare il rinvenimento dei cadaveri è una ragazza che si presenta alla polizia proprio con il nome di Sibilla. E il casale in cui si è consumata la strage è quello in cui un tempo aveva abitato Luce.

Saffron Everleigh is newly engaged and full of optimism as she sets off on the adventure of a lifetime for any scientist: a research expedition. She sails to newly formed Turkey with her fiancé, Alexander Ashton, and a bevy of fellow researchers under the watchful and reformed eye of Dr. Henry. With only two other women on board, Saffron soon finds she is right back in the same infuriatingly misogynistic environment that marked the earliest days of her career. Only this time, Saffron is determined to show everyone, including Alexander, that she can handle the trials of an expedition.

A letter arrives at Alice's new house, interrupting her fresh start. It's addressed to her, but written by a man she's never met. As more letters follow, Alice becomes convinced that she and Michael are connected somehow – that they are meant to meet. But there's one complication: Michael isn't just a stranger – he's writing from four decades in the past. And as Alice searches for a man who may no longer be waiting, she must decide whether love can truly defy time – or whether she's risking the chance at happiness right in front of her.

In 1962, opportunities are typically few for nice Jewish girls clacking away at ninety words per minute in a newspaper typing pool. Except Judy Greenberg isn’t typical. An aspiring reporter in DC, she’s aiming for journalistic greatness—not finding a husband. Just don’t tell her mother. Then one day she answers her boss’s private line. The message is curiously cryptic. It’s also delivered in a Russian accent. Judy is certain she has stumbled upon a scoop.

1914, Wendy Darling works by day as a school teacher, and by night, she assists soldiers who have returned home from the Western Front. There is one mysterious patient who, despite all the care they’ve given him, is in a deep sleep, unable to wake up. One night, when he murmurs the words “Peter Pan,” Wendy is thrown back to a darker time, one that she wishes she could forget.

I was held captive for 26 months by a faceless monster. My first 12 months of freedom were spent in a psychiatric facility. The next 18 months of my early twenties consisted of my childhood home and my parents coaxing me back into the land of the living. I haven't felt alive for 56 months...

The world fell to darkness while they were locked away. They survived. The day Elissa and Tabitha's father came home from work brandishing a shotgun, the sisters found themselves locked in a secret fallout shelter beneath their home. With no one else to teach them to survive and signs of the...

Turks and Caicos, 1993. Critter Stillwell, a man who knows how to keep secrets, wakes up in a holding cell, jolted from a dream of shipwrecks and perfidy. Federal agents drag him down the hall for a combative interrogation that takes him back to Athens, Georgia, 1989: the year Critter’s father...

Five years ago, I left my European vacation with more than just memories. One unforgettable fling... one lifetime consequence. Now I'm broke and desperate, juggling two lives to survive. By day, I'm a desk worker at Hayes & Hayward Media, but by night, I serve gentlemen at the seductive club, Eden. I thought I'd left my past behind. But when Eden unexpectedly throws me back into the path of the man from my vacation, my world flips upside down. James Hayes doesn't even remember me. Worse? He's arrogant, mega-rich, and... my new boss.

Penn, once a brilliant PhD candidate in Applied Language Studies, traded her dissertation for a “perfect” life as a suburban wife and social media-savvy mother. But after a brutal betrayal by her husband, friends, and even her own teenage daughter, Penn is left with nothing but the wreckage of her curated identity. Driven by a desperate need for something she can rely on, Penn returns to her abandoned grad school project. With the help of a former crush and a healthy dose of cutting-edge AI, she creates Aletheia: the perfect virtual friend.

I'll stop at nothing to get him back. Sometimes what you're waiting for has a funny way of being right in front of you for a long time. Albrecht Holleran is one of those instances. I know that his broody, moody, assholery is the mask of a man struggling. Over two years, I've pried that mask off...

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author Brynne Weaver comes the second book in the devilishly steamy Seasons of Carnage trilogy where dark romantic comedy meets thrilling suspense—and where love is ripe for ruin. It’s time to reap what you sow. Cape Carnage is blooming with secrets...

"In suo possesso" è una storia vera su ciò che accadde dietro le porte chiuse di una famiglia apparentemente normale, in una piccola città svedese. È una storia di controllo, di misoginia e di riscatto.

My baby boy is gone. But with Konstantin by my side, we'll scorch the earth to bring him back. Nothing will stop us. Not the scums who took our son. No one. If they try to, I'll teach them what hell on earth feels like. What happens when they cross the line. All I want is my family back in one...

A spinoff of the Frozen Fate trilogy by Pam Godwin, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author. Wolfson Strakh fought his way to freedom, and it still isn't enough. With ink-stained fingers and his fierce Alaskan family at his side, he should feel whole. Instead, the...

With mouthwatering treats selling fast in October, Emily is delighted to welcome her assistant’s younger sister, Hannah, to help at the donut shop while taking a semester off from college. But Hannah’s talent for dishing powdered pastries without dropping a crumb attracts some unusual customers, as two admirers with opposite personalities begin to show up during her shifts—much to her older sister’s disappointment . . .