Química Imperfecta

Ella es una nerd un poco extraña. Él es un atleta popular. Tienen una cosa en común: no tienen dónde vivir, hasta el momento en que descubren que queda una habitación disponible en todo el campus. ¿Qué podría salir mal? Torpelandia. Es donde vivo. Y soy la presidente, alcaldesa y la única ciudadana. Reese Jackson está viviendo su vida de la forma menos arriesgada posible. Esta erudita está cansada de tratar de encajar en un pequeño pueblo que nunca sabe qué hacer con ella. Su familia ausente puede haberla forzado a vivir la vida de dormitorio por su propio bien, pero ella va de...

Jovel, serenata a la gente menuda is an essential novel in the literary canon of Chiapas, Mexico; not only for belonging to the historic novel genre, but also by bringing out important identity traits for the Chiapas population. The strategies for the composition of this fictional world follow very closely historical documents to relate the circumstances at the departure from the Iberian Peninsula in the XVI century of the Spanish group that colonized, founded and established itself in Ciudad Real de Chiapas (current San Cristobal de las Casas), as well as diverse circumstances of the...

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Seductively feminine and shockingly fatal femmes fatales are introduced in a collection of seventeen sizzling masterpieces by an award-winning editor, featuring top writers such as Nelson DeMille, Joyce Carol Oates, Anne Perry, Elmore Leonard, Ed

From the author of the international bestseller, The Invisible Mountain, comes Perla, a coming-of-age story based on one of the darkest chapters in Argentinean history. Growing up as a privileged only child in Buenos Aires, Perla Correa learned early on not to discuss the profession of her naval officer father in a country still reeling from the abuses of a deposed military dictatorship. But when an uninvited visitor appears in Perla’s home, this encounter sets her on a journey that will force her to confront the unease she has suppressed all her life—and to make a wrenching decision...