Titoli in Multiculturale

Jean-Pierre’s relentless pursuit of Eden has paid off. But can he keep her safe? Russians lurk within the shadows. Dead bodies pile. There are new enemies on the board, and it all goes down in Paris.

Jean-Pierre’s greatest gift was a lack of feelings. His past had ripped them away. But then he saw Eden. Onstage, she played her violin, spinning his head with songs he’d tried to forget. Unable to stop himself, he makes Eden his obsession. And unlike any normal man, he takes what he wants. But there’s someone in the shadows blocking his path. His plans for Eden won’t be so simple. This mystery person sends Russians his way, igniting a war with the Bratva. It’s too bad that there’s no limit to his obsession for her - no force that can stop him, no bullet to get in his way.

He’s a notorious crime lord, a kidnapper, and an artist. Scarification is his outlet, and he just captured a new canvas. Kate refuses to surrender beneath his blade or the cruelty in his beautiful eyes. But she’s drawn to the man inside the monster. A man who makes her ache with his touch. Who owns her with his kiss. A man who worships her as deeply as he hurts her. She can run, but there’s no escape from a bond carved in scars.

While performing one night, Kaleb Quinn claims he’s engaged to the woman of his dreams, Jasmine Peters, to escape frenzied fans. Just after the announcement is made, a vicious stalker promises to kill two people if Kaleb doesn’t follow through. Marrying Jasmine is more than he’s ever dared hope for; the trouble is, she’s been hired to protect him, not play the role of his wife. He soon realizes his new wife might be the ultimate threat to his heart.

Zack Tyndale was destined to win gold in the 2012 Olympics, but he tripped and shattered his own dreams. Running from his controlling father and the sympathy in everyone’s eyes, he buys an island in the Caribbean where he can live blissfully alone. Madeline Panetto’s graduation present is a trip sailing around the Caribbean on her father’s yacht. Unfortunately, her father is a pirate, and when there is an uprising on his ship, she escapes and crash-lands on Zack’s island. Can these two find refuge from the pirates and with each other?

Tate is on the hunt to find his best friend's sister. Eleven years ago, Lucia Dias was abducted. Presumed dead. He never met her, so why does he care? Some might call his efforts noble, but his motivation is more perverse, bordering on obsession. When he follows a chilling lead to Venezuela's Kidnap Alley, what he finds is neither a corpse nor a captive. Amid poisonous lies and crippling depravity, the price of love is devastation. And he pays. With his body, his blood, and her life.

Dr. Hong-Wei Wu has come to Copper Point, Wisconsin, after the pressures of a high-powered residency burned him out of his career before he started. Ashamed of letting his family down after all they’ve done for him, he plans to live a quiet life as a simple surgeon in this tiny Northern town. His plans, however, don’t include his outgoing, kind, and attractive surgical nurse, Simon Lane.

I’m the right-hand man of the mafia king. She’s a girl with a past she’s desperate to hide. But I need something from her. And I know she won’t help me. Not willingly. She’ll need some persuading. Lucky for her, I can do that. Something about this girl makes me curious, though, and it’s more than the scars that line her back.

Camila was 17 when Van Quiso kidnapped her. Ten years after her escape, the shackles refuse to release her. Not while there are still slave traders preying on her city. She will stop at nothing to end them. Even if that means becoming a slave again. Returning to chains is her worst fear—and only option. They won’t know who she is or what she intends to do. She’s prepared for every complication. Except him. The one who decimated her 16-year-old heart.

From Harlem to Prague, Moscow to St. Petersburg, Kazimir and the Harlem Crew are ready to destroy all enemies in their path. But some foes hide well within the shadows, and not everyone that’s with them is a friend. In Part II of The Lion and the Mouse, there are hearts to protect, blood debts to repay, and several deadly games to end.

Kazimir, the head of the Bratva, has come to New York to find the person who murdered his loyal washer. Nicknamed The Russian Lion because he's credited with over 200 kills, the death of his washer is enough to start a dark and deadly war. Unfortunately, Emily falls on Kazimir's radar. Her brother is suspected of being involved in the murder, and she's determined to do everything she can to save him.

A savior lies in the heart of every good man, but sometimes only love can awaken the man inside the savior. The world’s had it out for San Francisco firefighter Mace Crawford from the moment he was born. Rescued from a horrific home life and dragged through an uncaring foster system, he’s dedicated his life to saving people, including the men he calls his brothers. As second in command of their knitted-together clan, Mace guides his younger siblings, helps out at 415 Ink, the family tattoo shop, and most of all, makes sure the brothers don’t discover his darkest secrets.

Tragically, they come from two different worlds. Elias is a Christian Arab living on the eastern side of the newly divided city, and Lila is a Jew living on the western side. A growing conflict between their cultures casts a heavy shadow over the region and their burgeoning relationship. Between them lie not only a wall of stone and barbed wire but also the bitter enmity of two nations at war.

Born into privilege to one of the last Ottoman pashas, beautiful, spirited Selva is the brightest jewel in her father’s household - until she falls in love with Rafael Alfandari. Though Turkey has long been a safe haven for Jews, marriage between a high-ranking Muslim girl and a Jewish boy is strictly forbidden. Yet young love will not be denied, and Selva and Rafael defy their parents and marry, fleeing to Paris in hopes of a better life - only to find themselves trapped in the path of the invading Nazis.

A modern retelling of Little Women, this contemporary romance reimagines Louisa May Alcott’s beloved classic through the lives of four sisters coming of age on a New Orleans military base. The Spring sisters—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—are inseparable, fiercely loyal, and determined to build...

Daniela, hija del embajador de Cuba en Francia, despierta a la pasión a la mano de un oscuro personaje de dudosas actividades. El erotismo furioso del romance se transforma en un acto de rebelión contra la opresión asfixiante de las buenas maneras de la diplomacia. Con su juventud y su rebeldía, el recorrido iniciático de Daniela es una metáfora perfecta de esa inasible condición llamada "cubanidad" y su exhuberante sensualidad caribeña se opone y se adapta a la vez, a la frialdad europea de París.

Wolf realiza un viaje de vacaciones por Centroeuropa. En una de sus escalas adquiere un billete para visitar una ciudad a la que nadie ha ido en los últimos cincuenta años, Belvedere. Antes de llegar coincide con Berenice, una joven por la que se siente inmediatamente atraído. Sin embargo, cuando debe dirigirse a dicha ciudad, la muchacha desaparece. En Belvedere advierte que tanto los objetos como las personas allí existentes responden a leyes físicas diferentes a las que rigen el mundo que él conoce.

De la mano de Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa evocamos lo que supuestamente podría ser uno de los últimos harenes del mundo árabe, un fastuoso escenario lleno de mujeres judías, europeas, africanas, asiáticas... visitaremos un emirato ficticio y conoceremos de primera mano las intrigas, envidias, excesos sexuales y traiciones dentro del harén del todopoderoso Almalarik. Una deliciosa trama al estilo de Las mil y una noches, seductora, atrapante e hipnótica desde el punto de vista de las concubinas de un jeque del petróleo.

El gusto por la aventura y el hambre de desierto africano que siempre ha caracterizado a Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa están presentes en esta novela de aventuras en la que los dos sobrinos de un ex militar del ejército español se embarcan en un viaje para descubrir el pasado de su tío recién fallecido. El militar les confiesa que en su juventud se enamoró de Shereem, una joven saharaui con la que tuvo una hija. Incapaz de haber encontrado a la niña, el militar conmina a sus sobrinos a viajar al desierto y dar con ella.

Este audiolibro está narrado en castellano. En esta novela, que vuelve a mezclar el sentido inigualable de la aventura de Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa con su denuncia de injusticias sociales presentes en el mundo, seguimos el periplo de Oscar Schneeweiss Gorritigoicoechea, un millonario afincado en Mónaco que se enamora perdidamente de una mujer nigeriana que se enfrenta a la condena por lapidación tras ser violada por su cuñado y sus amigos. Pasión y aventura, intriga y viajes se mezclan en esta trama amorosa de rescate y romance.