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Ellen Pall

    Esta autora es reconocida por sus cautivadoras novelas de misterio y ficción literaria. Su estilo de escritura se caracteriza por tramas intrincadas y una profunda exploración de la psicología humana. También escribe novelas románticas históricas bajo un seudónimo, demostrando un dominio versátil de diferentes géneros.

    Corpse de Ballet
    Back East
    Must Read Well
    • Must Read Well

      • 284 páginas
      • 10 horas de lectura

      The story follows Liz Miller, a struggling Ph.D. candidate who becomes homeless after her boyfriend leaves her. Couch-surfing at her best friend's place, she discovers a life-changing Craigslist ad for a room in a Greenwich Village apartment, where the tenant must read aloud to the sight-impaired landlady, Anne Taussig Weil. As Liz navigates this unexpected arrangement, she uncovers Weil's past and the connection to her own academic goals, revealing a complex tale of love and ambition intertwined with literary history.

      Must Read Well
    • Back East

      • 194 páginas
      • 7 horas de lectura

      Melanie, a disillusioned songwriter, returns to New York from California, seeking to revive her career and reconnect with her family. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she meets Lucian, a young actor entangled in a complicated relationship with Martin Ivory. Set against the backdrop of a sweltering July, Melanie navigates familial tensions as her mother struggles with her own life changes. This debut novel explores the bittersweet realities of love and acceptance through Melanie's ironic yet heartfelt perspective, highlighting the emotional costs of relationships.

      Back East
    • Corpse de Ballet

      • 306 páginas
      • 11 horas de lectura

      This new series is inspired by the Nine Muses of Greek mythology. Novelist Juliet Bodine helps a friend mount a production of "Great Expectations" with a Manhattan ballet company. In a world of intense backstage rivalry and competing agendas, Juliet is soon suspected in a dancer's death. Juliet turns to Brooklyn detective Murray Landis for help to clear her name and catch a killer. Martin's Press. (August)

      Corpse de Ballet