Lutz Kliche Libros

La mujer habitada sumerge al lector en un mundo mágico y ferozmente vital, en el que la mujer, víctima tradicional de la dominación masculina, se rebela contra la secular inercia y participa de forma activa en acontecimentos que transforman la realidad. Partiendo de la dramática historia de Itzá, que por amor a Yarince muer e luchado contra los invasores españoles, el relato nos conduce hasta Lavinia, joven arquitecta, moderna e independiente, que al terminar sus estudios en Europa ve su país con ojos diferentes. Mientras trabaja en un estudio de arquitectos, Lavinia conoce a Felipe, y la intensa pasión que surge entre ambos es el estímulo que la lleva a comprometerse en la lucha de liberación contra la dictadura de Somoza. Rebosante de un fuerte lirismo, La mujer habitada mantiene en vilo al lector hasta el desenlace final.

Outdoorsman and filmmaker Patrick Gallagher seeks redemption in the isolated town of Lawton, Vermont, attempting to revive his career. However, he finds no salvation there, neither for himself nor for Andie Nightingale, a troubled local policewoman who befriends him. Lawton harbors a dark history that has awakened a maniac's bloodlust and thirst for vengeance. Gallagher stumbles upon a gruesome discovery while fishing: the mutilated body of a large man, marred by a chilling drawing and a cryptic threat referencing Charon, the boatman to Hell. As more grisly murders occur, Gallagher and Nightingale confront their own haunting pasts and delve into the horrors of a century-old legacy. Their investigation leads them to the lost writings of a deceased Lakota woman, revealing brutal, shared guilt tied to the town's dark history. Evil once arrived in Lawton with a traveling show and has lingered for a century, manifesting as a terrifying killer who preys on those protecting their ancestors' secrets. The key to understanding Charon's power and obsession lies in the forbidden realm of the Ghost Dance, a place Gallagher and Nightingale dread to explore.