El laberinto del Minotauro

Regan Laine is beautiful, super rich, and single. By chance, she sees a DVD of Josh Jackson, the most famous singer on the planet, and falls in love with the image. Two years later, she meets and marries the reality; a man who teeters on the edge of all things that are off limits. Blinded by her love for him, Regan forgives his indiscretions, often, and lives a life filled with a searing passion she didn't know existed. This is a story set against a backdrop of high finace and breathtaking luxury; an island in the sun and music, sex and drugs. This is a story about happiness at great heights, ...

EL PROCESO GLOBALIZADOR ES PARTE DEL MAPA PROFETICO DE PARA LOS ULTIMOS TIEMPOS pone a su consideración esta obra, pretendiendo informar y capacitar a la iglesia y su liderazgo sobre el inminente plan de instalación del Nuevo Orden Mundial a la luz de la Biblia.

Han pasado algo más de dos años en la vida de los chicos que forman "el club de los incomprendidos". Las cosas han cambiado desde que uno tras otro se fueron encontrando en el camino. Nuevos problemas, secretos, amores, celos... Sin embargo, hasta el momento, su amistad ha podido con todo y con todos. Raúl, se ha convertido en un atractivo joven y en un líder nato; Valeria, derrocha simpatía por donde pisa, aunque no ha vencido del todo a su timidez; Eli, es la que más se ha transformado de todos y se los lleva de calle; María, vigila y sueña tras sus gafas de pasta de color azul;...

Francisco Delicado's El Retrato de la Lozana Andaluza is a satire that ridicules and denounces blood purity and the codes of conduct of the elite in early modern Spain and Italy. The novel published in Venice in 1528 was written in the form of a dialogue. Its author, the Spanish clergyman and publisher Francisco Delicado escaped from Rome a year earlier due to the anti-Spanish ideas. Published anonymously, the novel depicts the life of the underworld of Rome during the first third of the sixteenth century, especially among the community of Spanish Jews who progressively moved to Rome after...