Novels

Someone connected to the Israeli Embassy wants to speak with Octávio about questions he asked concerning Ceuta and a possible influence operation against Spain.

When the truth comes out, no one walks away unchanged.”

Born in Afghanistan and raised in London, Aisha discovers that words can be more dangerous than weapons. A compelling literary novel about courage, freedom and the power of language.

"When truth is eclipsed, thought becomes a ship, and freedom its destination."

Some lives never grow large. They just grow whole. A man from Asmara who found his home behind the wheel in Cumbria — in a town whose name suddenly belonged to others.

When tragedy tears a family apart, loyalty becomes their greatest inheritance. After their beloved grandmother dies, brothers have to find a way of surviving from a vicious aunt.

This novel is considered foundational feminist art and an early example of realism in Southern American literature.

Childhood is the first published work by Leo Tolstoy, released in 1852. It is the opening volume of his semi-autobiographical trilogy, which also includes Boyhood and Youth.

A Stolen Name. A Shattered Fortune. A Woman Bound for Ruthless Vengeance. Magdalen Vanstone has everything a young Victorian woman could dream of: wealth, a loving family

After a patient's death, psychiatrist Orhan descends into his own inner world, where three voices — the Thinker, the Craver and the Silent One — fight over his conscience. A novel about desire, instinct and the price of self-knowledge

After a patient's death, psychiatrist Orhan descends into his own inner world, where three voices — the Thinker, the Craver and the Silent One — fight over his conscience. A novel about desire, instinct and the price of self-knowledge.

MIA is a book for readers who love literary novels with atmosphere, emotional intelligence and social depth. A book about adult love, without innocence; about memory, without nostalgia; about desire, without sexual vulgarity...

They never told us what we could really Become...

Demons is a chilling masterpiece of political and moral nihilism. It explores how radical, destructive ideologies can possess individuals and unravel the very fabric of society.

Written in 1842 yet strikingly modern, Dead Souls is Gogol's brilliant satire of greed, ambition, and a society built on illusion.

Balzac’s 'The House of the Cat and Racket' tells of Augustine, a merchant’s innocent daughter, whose marriage to a brilliant painter exposes the painful divide between bourgeois simplicity, artistic vanity, love, and social ambition.

With all the incident, wit, and romance of the original, The Quaint Convictions of Kit Bennet is a queer re-imagining of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, tracing a new love story from Longbourn to Pemberley.

The three worlds: The 5-town, The city area and the planet Earth. Three times of adventures: The past, the present and the future. Three main characters Rizemi, Koori, and Damien. Three main magical elements: Fire, water and Air.

When a storm unearths an 80-year-old secret under a massive chestnut tree, 25-year-old Tess’s life shifts. Torn between love and her roots, she deciphers a dementia patient’s past to find the invisible strings connecting her history and future.

When a storm unearths an 80-year-old secret under a massive chestnut tree, 25-year-old Tess’s life shifts. Torn between love and her roots, she deciphers a dementia patient’s past to find the invisible strings connecting her history and future.

An intense and addictive romance about love, obsession, and the dangerous boundaries between passion and control. When Elena meets Adrian, everything seems perfect… until it isn't. What begins as an irresistible connection quickly transforms into a rela

The debut novel by Dr. Dimitar Ruskov, "Four meters under water", is the result of the author’s profound spiritual quests, enriched by his twenty years of experience with the lives of immigrants.

The debut novel by Dr. Dimitar Ruskov, "Four meters under water", is the result of the author’s profound spiritual quests, enriched by his twenty years of experience with the lives of immigrants.

In old times, when voyages were longer than in these days of steam, a nautical frolic on crossing “the Line” helped to break the monotony of many a tedious passage. This time-honoured custom is slowly becoming a thing of the past.

The Wolfcon experience summarized in a story. There are also some short stories included in this volume.

In Paris, 16-year-old Arthur invisibly manipulates society. But a Europol analyst tracks his 'Ghost Architecture,' sparking a high-stakes game of wits. A tense thriller about the power of being invisible and the danger of being found.

LOVE IS HER is a tense and addictive story about forbidden, lesbian attraction, reckless choices, and the thin line between passion and self-destruction. How far would you go when desire is the only thing left that makes you feel alive?

An intense story about two people trapped in trauma, dependency, and unspoken tension. Loyalty, anger, and resilience clash in their daily lives, as old wounds continue to shape their choices, relationships, and their search for peace.

When Hilda discovers that she is included in her friend's will, she has no idea why. Robert and she were friends, but they weren't that close. Then she finds out what caused Robert's death and she's devastated. Why does his father blame her for him dying?

Coming Up for Air is the seventh book and fourth novel by the English writer George Orwell, published in June 1939 by Victor Gollancz.