La novia de Johnny Storm ve la vaca y llora

Segundo de la serie. Desde el momento en el que ve a Abbey en un desfile de moda benéfico, el magnate ruso Nikolai Arlov siente un profundo deseo por poseer cada centímetro de su voluptuoso cuerpo. Cuando ella lo rechaza, cambia de táctica sin pensárselo y apunta directamente al vulnerable corazón de la joven...Al ver que el negocio familiar se encuentra en serias dificultades, Abbey decide que el dinero de Nikolai es su única esperanza. Se somete a su letal arma de seducción y acepta su chantaje: estará dispuesta a hacer todo lo que él desee. Sólo que Nikolai desconoce que su...

Two troubling stories collide in this adventurous tale. The protagonist of the first, Markheim, goes into an antique store to buy a Christmas gift. What happens here in the forthcoming hours force him to face his fears as well as his hopes and will change his destiny in an extraordinary way. In the second story, an English officer fighting in Spain during the war retires to the countryside to recover. In a mansion situated between the mountains and beautiful landscapes, he tries to find the keys to a love—and terror—story. Here, it is not easy to distinguish between that which is worldly...

This classic novel about the struggles of Texas Mexicans to preserve their property, culture and identity in the face of Anglo-American migration to and dominance of the Rio Grande Valley is available for the first time in Spanish. Born in the early part of the twentieth century, George Washington Gómez is named after the American rebel and hero because his parents are certain their son will be a great man too. George, or Guálinto as he’s known, grows up in turbulent times. His family has lived for generations in what has become Texas. “I was born here. My father was born here and so...

Born November 5, 1884, in London, James Elroy Flecker received his education at Uppingham and Trinity College, Oxford. He joined the Consular Service in 1908, was posted to Constantinople in 1910, and from 1911 to 1913 Flecker served as vice-consul at Beirut.These appointments reinforced his life-long love for the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Suffering from tuberculosis, he moved to Switzerland where he died January 3, 1915. Influenced both by his classical education and by his experiences in the Orient, he published five books of poetry, The Bridge of Fire (1908), Thirty-six Poems...