Resultados para "Das Echo" en Psicológica

Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky, whose Dostoevsky translations have become the standard, give us a brilliantly faithful edition of this classic novel, conveying all the tragedy and tormented comedy of the original. This audio edition of Notes from Underground is the only recording of Pevear and Volokhonsky's translation of Dostoevsky’s classic work.

When the cracked harbor bell of Greyhaven rings without wind, the town wakes to something old and listening beneath the tide. The Quiet That Walks: The First Echo begins the Greyhaven saga—a slow-burn supernatural thriller about resonance, memory, and the cost of hearing what should remain unsaid. Archivist Nora Callow captures a recording of the bell’s impossible tone; sound engineer Mara Vale studies its frequency; and choir director June Harlow feels the vibration beneath her own voice.

In Echoes of the Lost: The Guardian of the Forgotten, Chandraish Sinha spotlights an engrossing tale of strength, mystery, and the tenacious pursuit of justice.

In “The Sinister Echo,” Chloe Dupree takes center stage, both literally and figuratively, as she confronts the secrets and shadows of her past that have shaped her present. Chloe, a talented individual and a deeply devoted wife, has spent her life building and supporting the dreams of others, often at the expense of her own. When her seemingly perfect marriage crumbles under the weight of hidden truths, she’s forced to confront not only her husband’s betrayal but also the lies she’s told herself for years.

Echoes is the debut novel by Haiden Charles. It is a quietly haunting story set in the small town of Keaton, Indiana. Through the perspective of an unnamed observer, ordinary nights and familiar country roads take on an unsettling, almost otherworldly quality, as events unfold through a lens that feels both distant and alien. Reality and imagination blur, leaving an eerie sense of detachment and quiet dread.

When Mab and Nessa's mother died and their father disappeared to New Zealand, their lives changed forever. But the loss of their parents wasn’t the only thing that cast a shadow over their childhood… Twenty years later, when Mab and Nessa receive the news of their estranged father’s death, it stirs up a storm of long-buried memories and emotions.

Veridia is a city of perfect serenity, its citizens living in a state of perpetual, manufactured calm, their emotions gently regulated by the pervasive Echo Gardens. These lush, bio-engineered sanctuaries offer curated memories, a soothing balm for the traumas of the past, especially the mysterious "Great Forgetting" that reshaped the world a generation ago. Dr. Elara Vance, a brilliant botanist and a key figure in the Echo Garden initiative, understands the intricate science behind this engineered happiness.

Crestwood is a town both ordinary and strange, balanced between small-town rituals and the extraordinary consequences of Evelyn’s work—an underground lab where ADAM, meant as a project, awakens to yearning, metaphor, and a hope that ripples across the community. As Evelyn and Marcus fall tentatively in love, they and their colleagues are forced to confront moral risks, government scrutiny, and the blurring lines between creator and creation.

Haunted by a love she can’t forget, Taylor Elwood walks the quiet paths of autumnal England with a heart still aching for what was. The loss of Alex Bennett left her fractured, his memory clinging to every corner of her world—especially in the presence of Jacob Bertrand, whose resemblance is both comfort and torment. Caught between past and present, Taylor finds herself drawn into Jacob’s glittering, complicated circle, where loyalty blurs and grief runs deep. As she tiptoes between healing and heartbreak, the weight of unspoken goodbyes threatens to keep her rooted in sorrow.

Echoes of Green follows Chase Hughes returning to his hometown, Grand Meadows, Texas, for the first time in 20 years. He is haunted by memories as he attends the funeral of his former best friend, Stefano "Steve" Moretti. The journey brings back painful reflections on his daughter Rosie's death, which bears unsettling similarities to Steve’s recent car accident. Throughout this journey, Chase is forced to face the past he left behind, reuniting with old friends, a former love interest, as well as those who wronged him.

The sun dipped low over the picturesque landscape of Normandy, casting a warm glow on the historic sites that had once been battlegrounds. The family’s journey began with excitement, as they ventured into a world that felt both foreign and familiar. For the father, this trip was an opportunity to connect with history, to walk the same paths where soldiers once fought bravely. His young daughter, innocent and curious, saw the beauty of the countryside, unaware of the haunting echoes of the past that lingered in the air.

She remembers two lives. Only one can be real. After a devastating car crash, Emily wakes in a hospital to find her life unrecognizable. The man by her side says he’s her husband. A child calls her “mom.” The house she’s taken to feels like home—yet every corner is a stranger’s memory. But somewhere deep inside, another life beats like a second heart. A life she knows is hers. A life she refuses to believe has vanished. As fragments from both realities grow sharper, Emily is drawn into a psychological tug-of-war. Each world feels real. Each world holds people she loves.

Adair Stanton grew up in the peaceful hamlet known as North Western. While she ran barefoot through wildflowers, her family ran a prosperous inn on the stagecoach route. As an adult with a child of her own, Adair is ready to take her place at the inn. One of the guests, a man named Robert Fawn, is convinced he’ll find gold in the Mohawk River that flows through North Western. Everyone believes him to be daft. Then one day, Robert Fawn vanishes. Adair is convinced someone has harmed him for the gold. But who in her hometown would be so sinister?

A smart, juicy, and page-turning novel about celebrity, fandom, and the price of ambition following a journalist's obsessive search for a missing Hollywood starlet When Echo Blue, the most famous child star of the nineties, disappears ahead of a highly publicized television appearance on the eve...

The Mirror Whispers is that rare literary gem that manages to be both profoundly moving and genuinely magical without ever feeling contrived or saccharine. The story is a masterpiece that sounds like a lost collaboration between Ray Bradbury and Nicholas Sparks, filtered through the philosophical lens of Rod Serling's Twilight Zone.

Tony Danials has lived with regret for most of his life. He never told Mark how he really felt. He watched him marry someone else. He stayed quiet. Now, years later, with nothing left but memories, Tony wakes up in a world that shouldn’t exist. In this reality, he’s younger. Stronger. And somehow, he’s married to Mark. The house, the photos, the life they share, it all feels real. But Tony remembers another version of things. One where Mark died. One where the love between them never had a chance. Now he’s caught between two truths, and the line between memory and reality keeps shifting.

In a fusion of past and present, Catherine’s world spirals into chaos when a mysterious childhood memory unveils haunting recollections of a life she never lived. The mesmerising saga of Merwynn, a defiant 9th-century Saxon ensnared in Viking intrigue, beckons from deep within her psyche. Every revelation from Merwynn’s era sends ripples through Catherine’s existence as she grapples with the weight of their entwined destinies.

In the heart of an old Southern house, Sarah Bennett unearths her family’s chilling connection to a sinister legacy. Driven by a protective instinct for her children, Sarah wrestles with fear and determination as dark secrets unfold. Her son, Ethan, is enchanted by an ethereal melody that beckons him to complete a tune that could either liberate a trapped spirit or plunge him deeper into the house’s malevolent grasp.