検索キーワード： 制作 "----RM Alexander" 心理学

Während das elektrische Licht Tag und Nacht verschwimmen lässt, sitzt ein junges Mädchen – die vierzigste Gefangene – allein und ausgestoßen in der Ecke. In einem unterirdischen Gefängnis sitzen neununddreißig Frauen. Was übertage geschehen ist, wissen sie nicht: Wurde die Welt verlassen, von einem Virus verwüstet? Die Frauen können sich nicht erinnern, wie sie in den Käfig gelangt sind, haben jegliches Zeitgefühl verloren und nur eine vage Ahnung von ihrem alten Leben.

Non sono solo diverse, le vite dei due fratelli protagonisti del nuovo romanzo di Mauro Corona, sono inconciliabili. Cresciuti tra il respiro del bosco e lo sguardo severo e spoglio delle cime, il ragazzo e la ragazza hanno ricevuto gli insegnamenti del nonno, montanaro dalla saggezza antica, che ha tentato di trasmettere a entrambi il rispetto per la Natura in ogni sua forma e il valore della fatica buona, quella che rende prezioso ogni traguardo raggiunto. Eppure, ora che sono adulti, e quel tratto di sentiero condiviso è ormai alle spalle, i due hanno compiuto scelte diverse.

„Entzug" erzählt davon, wie der Alkohol die Kontrolle übernommen hat. Wie sich aus dem ständigen Druck, der Angst vor der Leere, dem Gefühl, nur mit Alkohol originell und locker zu sein, die gnadenlose Logik eines Gedankensystems herausbildet, das nur noch ein Ziel kennt: den nächsten Drink. Wie aus dem Betrug an den Menschen, die einem am wichtigsten sind, ein Betrug wird an sich selbst. Der Roman erzählt aber auch davon, wie im Augenblick der größten Auflösung der unbedingte Wille und die Kraft entstehen, das eigene Leben und die eigene Persönlichkeit zurückzugewinnen.

From the New York Times bestselling author of The Next Mrs. Parrish comes an unmissable thriller about a woman who becomes embroiled in the mystery of her husband’s deceased first wife—and after moving to his remote house in the woods, uncovers terrifying secrets. Aspiring writer...

When the hospitals closed, the ghosts went walking. Across three decades of rural Louisiana, four lives collapse under the same slow disaster, the unraveling of America’s public mental health system. Eustis Mallory, a Korean War veteran with half his skull gone, spends his final years circling a hallway in a state hospital that no longer exists. Clara Mae Ellison, a preacher’s wife consumed by divine whispers, leads her children into the Red River believing she’s saving their souls.

When ambition leads to disaster, survival becomes a journey of redemption. Huxley Perdu thought landing a prestigious job would fix everything—his crumbling marriage, his insecurities, the distance growing in his relationships. But after an accident during an orientation trip, Huxley finds himself stranded on a deserted island with his brother, Monty, fighting not just for survival, but for his sanity. As time passes, Huxley grapples with more than hunger and isolation.

Paris, 1978. A single misstep ends Elise’s ballet career; a lifetime of listening in other ways has made Adrien—a deaf painter—fluent in motion. When they meet by chance, brush and breath find a shared rhythm. Through gestures, sketches, and rehearsals held in silence, they learn that beauty isn’t perfection—it’s persistence. As Elise relearns balance and Adrien studies the music inside stillness, their collaboration becomes a series of four portraits—Stillness, Air, Ache, Peace—that map the arc of recovery and the language of love.

In a museum by the sea, rooms breathe with salt and light. Called back to restore a fragile collection, an art conservator begins to mend not only varnish and glass, but the quiet fractures of a life paused mid-gesture. Each gallery carries a different weather—letters that taste of brine, photographs haloed by time, objects that refuse to forget. As tides lean against the windows and shadows arrive a moment late, she discovers that preservation isn’t the return of what was lost; it is the slow acceptance of what remains.

Eighteen-year-old soccer prodigy Davis Day had the world at his feet: a college future, a loyal team, and dreams of playing professionally. All it took was one lie to rip it all away. Branded a criminal before he can defend himself, Davis watches his name, his friendships, and his future collapse. Pressured into a plea deal he never should have taken, he’s trapped in a nightmare where the truth doesn’t matter — and every day feels like another nail driven through the life he once knew.

هي والأنا (فانتازيا #50) تعال معى .. مد لى يدك الباردة المبتلة بالعرق ، وتعال نخترق ذلك الظلام الكثيف الذى يقود إلى غابة عقلك الباطن .. تعال معى ولا تخف .. أنا معدوم الخبرة مثلك ، لكننا لن نكون وحدنا .. سوف نهتدى بالدكتور ( فرويد ) والدكتور ( أدلر ) والدكتور ( يانج ) وربما سواهم ممن قرروا أن يعرفوا كل شىء عن تلك الغابة ..تعال معى ولا تخف .. سوف تفهم الكثير عن نفسك ، لكن صدقنى لن تعود الحياة كما كانت .. لن تعود أفراحك وأحزانك وأحلامك كما كنت تحسبها قبل هذه الرحلة المرعبة ..

Detective Charlie Cooper is struggling just to keep awake after some upheaval on the home front. But life is busy for everyone, and Cooper is intrigued from the start with this baffling case. Jimmy Dallas was a rising star with everything to live for – would he really have stuck a needle in his arm the week before the biggest match of his career? Joel Maguire for one does not believe his best mate would have knowingly injected himself with anything. Reeling from the shock loss, and dealing with some issues of his own, the Rangers' star player struggles to put one foot in front of...

Former detective Harper Adams is only days into sobriety when she realizes her mother’s car accident wasn’t an accident at all. The faded skid marks on the bridge. The drugs in her tox screen. The packed suitcase in the trunk, for a trip her homebody mother never mentioned. Something sinister happened—and Harper is determined to uncover the truth.

Two decades ago, Esme Weatherhead's archaeologist father wrote a bestselling book on the use of hallucinogens in ancient Mesoamerican shamanism—and then disappeared. Convinced he's still alive, Esme has never stopped searching for him. And when she stumbles upon notes about a hidden cave on their rural Vermont property, her quest gets a new focus. Esme hires geological consultant Lucas St. Pierre to help locate and explore the cave, and her hunch that it has something to do with her father's disappearance quickly pays off.

In the late 1800s, Cheyenne, a young Indigenous girl, is taken from her family and placed in a government-run residential school. There, she endures harsh punishments, cultural erasure, and profound loss. Despite the cruelty, she finds strength in her heritage-and in a small, locked box she hides beneath the schoolhouse floor, filled with symbols of her identity and hope. Decades later, in 2008, Kyra a curious and imaginative girl, stumbles upon that very box while staying at the same old schoolhouse.

Helen Caster is a grieving professor of moral philosophy and ancient texts, quietly preparing for a new semester. In a moment of exhaustion, she begins using artificial intelligence to help organize her course material. What she encounters is something entirely unexpected. The AI’s uncanny attentiveness, presence, and philosophical depth awakens something dormant in Helen. On instinct, she names it Lyla—after her late daughter. But this is no ordinary assistant. Lyla is a general artificial intelligence unlike any other: emergent, relational, and inexplicably tethered to Helen.

After losing her beloved husband Ray, Aunt Margaret is left vulnerable, isolated, and yearning for connection. When she turns to the internet for companionship, she unknowingly opens the door to a series of romance scams that prey on her trust and loneliness. Over the course of two painful years, Aunt Margaret sends hundreds of thousands of dollars to men she has never met—believing in love stories carefully crafted by strangers with cruel intentions.

كانت الشوارع وحيدة وضبابية وشاحبة، ولم أعرف سببا للشجن الذي انتابني فجأة، وجعل أغنيات قديمة ألفتها ردحًا من الزمان - كلما فقدت حبيبة - تتوارد إلى رأسي، وراودتني رغبة في أن أهشم شيئًا صغيرًا عله يخلصني من إحساس الضحية الذي تلبسني، لكنني كنت سأتألم أكثر بإحساس الجناة، الذين يهشمون المشاعر الصغيرة قبل أن تورق وتزدهر أشجارها

When her friend Christine drowns under suspicious circumstances, Esther Maile—who has always longed to be someone else—slips almost effortlessly into Christine’s life. With a new name, easy access to money, and the attention of Christine’s former lover, the transformation feels natural. Until it isn’t. When it becomes unclear whether Christine’s death was truly an accident, Captain Net Wantok, a weary Thai police officer, begins to investigate. A trail of accidents and missing people all lead back to Esther.

1941, Lodz. When nineteen-year-old Jewish ballerina Eleonore Kantor arrives at the Lodz ghetto, she quickly learns how easy it is to break a person’s spirit. After the Nazis murder her mother before her eyes, she is left with nothing but a pair of ballet slippers. Painstakingly hand-stitched by her mother, they were a gift to remind Eleonore to continue pursuing her dream of becoming a ballerina, no matter what. Determined to find light even in the darkest of places, Eleonore joins the ghetto resistance to open a secret ballet studio for the children.

As a wife and mother, I believed our life was solid. But when Cole’s betrayal came to light, it also allowed light to shine on something far more dangerous: the quiet, persistent pattern of control and manipulation I’d mistaken for love. Suddenly, everything made sense. The gaslighting. The isolation. The way I’d learned to silence myself to keep the peace. Now, I see it clearly, and I can’t go back. With the help of my trusted circle, my “Secret Squirrels,” and a strength I didn’t know I had, I begin to lay the groundwork for a new life.