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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Eleanor Vale has spent most of her life measuring people.Shoulders. Sleeves. Waists. Hems. The small, exact distances that allow a piece of fabric to belong to one body and no other.Then she notices something she cannot explain.Some of her clients are getting smaller.Not enough for anyone else to notice. A fraction of an inch here, another there. But Eleanor keeps records, and records do not forget.Soon, neither the measurements nor the people attached to them behave as they should. Names become difficult to place. Familiar faces lose their weight in memory. Lives that once occupied rooms, photographs, and conversations begin to leave surprisingly little behind.And then Eleanor takes her own measurements.What begins as an impossible discrepancy becomes a quiet race against something far more frightening than death: the possibility of disappearing from the world so completely that no one remembers there was ever anything to lose.A haunting novel about memory, absence, and the fragile traces we leave in other people's lives.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Vera has spent most of her life photographing what other people ignore: the backs of pictures, the undersides of furniture, the hidden surfaces of ordinary things.She never thought she was looking for anything.Then, while examining an old family photograph, she notices a tiny geometric mark where no mark should be. Soon she finds another. And another.The deeper Vera searches her archive, the harder coincidence becomes to believe. The marks cross years, cities, and objects that should have nothing in common. Some lead back to her father, a brilliant architect whose final years were shadowed by an obsession no one in the family wanted to discuss.But the most disturbing possibility is not that her father knew about the pattern.It is that he was trying to stop it.As Vera turns her attention toward the hidden side of her own past, the distinction between observation and obsession begins to disappear. And one question becomes impossible to avoid: What if some things remain hidden not because we fail to see them, but because seeing them is exactly what they need. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Five doors. Five families. One house.When architect Clara Vale inherits an isolated yellow house from a man she has never met, she expects an ordinary problem: inspect it, sell it, move on.Then the owners begin to arrive.Each carries a key. Each has a deed. Each remembers living there. And each is certain that the house belongs to them.Their documents are genuine. Their memories are precise. The problem is that none of their houses are the same.Inside, rooms refuse to stay where they should. Walls appear where staircases once stood. One person's kitchen occupies another person's childhood bedroom. The deeper Clara goes, the less useful measurements become, until she begins to suspect that the house is not hiding its history.It is preserving it.And somewhere inside its impossible architecture is a memory that belongs to Clara herself.The House That Belonged to Everyone is a haunting novel about home, memory, grief, and the things we try to keep long after they were meant to change. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Mara Venn has spent thirty-eight years believing that a name is the simplest fact a person can own.Then, while sorting through her late father's papers, she finds a birth certificate with her name on it-and the wrong date.What begins as a clerical discrepancy leads to the story of a six-year-old girl who disappeared decades earlier. She was also named Mara Venn.Soon, other pieces of Mara's life begin to shift. A debt she never incurred bears her signature. Strangers remember conversations she never had. Records connect her to places she has never visited. And hidden among her father's possessions is evidence that none of it happened by accident.The deeper Mara searches, the more dangerous the question becomes. If her memories can be manipulated, her choices engineered, and her identity borrowed from someone who vanished long ago, what remains that is truly hers The Weight of a Name is a psychological mystery about identity, memory, inheritance, and the unsettling possibility that a life can be constructed long before the person living it learns to ask why.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Some stories disappear.Others wait.When Ana Sardá finds her elderly neighbor dead at the foot of a staircase, the tragedy seems painfully ordinary. But a silent black cat, a hidden shoebox, and a forgotten notebook reveal the first cracks in a mystery buried for more than forty years.As Ana follows the trail of a young woman who vanished without a trace, long-buried loyalties begin to unravel. Every answer points toward a respected family, a town built on silence, and a secret that was never meant to survive the people who carried it.Set in a windswept coastal town where everyone believes they know their neighbors, The Last Witness is an atmospheric mystery about memory, fear, guilt, and the courage to tell the truth when it is almost too late.Some witnesses speak.Others simply wait.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Elena Vale inherits a house on the Maine coast from an aunt she barely knew. The terms of the inheritance are simple, except for one impossible condition: the house belongs to Elena six days a week. On Tuesdays, it belongs to a man she has never met.She is forbidden to enter while he is there. He cannot enter during her days.At first, Elena treats the arrangement as an inconvenience. Then she begins to notice what changes every Tuesday: a chair turned toward an empty fireplace, a book returned to the wrong place, a glass left by the sink. Small traces of a stranger moving through the same rooms.What begins as curiosity becomes an investigation into her aunt's hidden life-and eventually into Elena's own past.Some inheritances are property. Others are unfinished stories.And sometimes, the most important thing you inherit is the one thing you are not allowed to possess.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Eleanor Voss has spent fifteen years reducing human lives to facts.Names. Dates. Achievements. Deaths.As senior editor of the Hammond Biographical Dictionary, she believes that everything can be classified, verified, and put in its proper place.Then she finds a name where no name should exist.It appears after the final entry in the alphabet. It has no history, no dates, no explanation. Eleanor deletes it.The next morning, it is back.This time it has a birth year.Soon it has an address. An education. A career. Memories in the minds of people who swear they have known him for years.The dictionary is no longer recording reality.It is writing it.And the more Eleanor tries to erase the stranger, the more complete his life becomes.Before the final edition goes to print, she must decide how far she is willing to go to stop a person who should never have existed.And whether existence is really something an editor has the right to correct.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Mara Ellison believes that nothing ends without warning.An actuary by profession and by instinct, she has built her life around a simple conviction: if you pay close enough attention, every catastrophe announces itself in advance.Then her sister's marriage ends without explanation.Looking for the signs everyone else missed, Mara begins recording the smallest changes between two people the delayed messages, the separate purchases, the objects that slowly migrate to opposite sides of a room. What begins as an attempt to understand one failed marriage becomes something far more unsettling: a mathematical model capable of estimating when a relationship is already on its way toward ending.And then Mara makes the mistake of applying it to her own life.As ordinary gestures become evidence and silence becomes data, she must confront a question no equation can answer: if you knew exactly when someone was going to leave, would that knowledge save the relationship or destroy it first A novel about love, certainty, and the dangerous distance between understanding a life and actually living it.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Mara Venn has spent thirty-eight years believing that a name is the simplest fact a person can own.Then, while sorting through her late father's papers, she finds a birth certificate with her name on it-and the wrong date.What begins as a clerical discrepancy leads to the story of a six-year-old girl who disappeared decades earlier. She was also named Mara Venn.Soon, other pieces of Mara's life begin to shift. A debt she never incurred bears her signature. Strangers remember conversations she never had. Records connect her to places she has never visited. And hidden among her father's possessions is evidence that none of it happened by accident.The deeper Mara searches, the more dangerous the question becomes. If her memories can be manipulated, her choices engineered, and her identity borrowed from someone who vanished long ago, what remains that is truly hers?The Weight of a Name is a psychological mystery about identity, memory, inheritance, and the unsettling possibility that a life can be constructed long before the person living it learns to ask why. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Five doors. Five families. One house.When architect Clara Vale inherits an isolated yellow house from a man she has never met, she expects an ordinary problem: inspect it, sell it, move on.Then the owners begin to arrive.Each carries a key. Each has a deed. Each remembers living there. And each is certain that the house belongs to them.Their documents are genuine. Their memories are precise. The problem is that none of their houses are the same.Inside, rooms refuse to stay where they should. Walls appear where staircases once stood. One person's kitchen occupies another person's childhood bedroom. The deeper Clara goes, the less useful measurements become, until she begins to suspect that the house is not hiding its history.It is preserving it.And somewhere inside its impossible architecture is a memory that belongs to Clara herself.The House That Belonged to Everyone is a haunting novel about home, memory, grief, and the things we try to keep long after they were meant to change. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Vera has spent most of her life photographing what other people ignore: the backs of pictures, the undersides of furniture, the hidden surfaces of ordinary things.She never thought she was looking for anything.Then, while examining an old family photograph, she notices a tiny geometric mark where no mark should be. Soon she finds another. And another.The deeper Vera searches her archive, the harder coincidence becomes to believe. The marks cross years, cities, and objects that should have nothing in common. Some lead back to her father, a brilliant architect whose final years were shadowed by an obsession no one in the family wanted to discuss.But the most disturbing possibility is not that her father knew about the pattern.It is that he was trying to stop it.As Vera turns her attention toward the hidden side of her own past, the distinction between observation and obsession begins to disappear. And one question becomes impossible to avoid: What if some things remain hidden not because we fail to see them, but because seeing them is exactly what they need? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Elena Navarro nunca había oído hablar de Leonor Cardoso.Sin embargo, cuando la anciana muere en Lisboa, descubre que le ha dejado en herencia un apartamento en Alfama. Elena viaja desde Madrid dispuesta a resolver el trámite, vender la propiedad y regresar a su vida.Entonces toca una taza y recuerda haber bebido de ella.Una bufanda le devuelve el dolor de una ruptura que nunca sufrió. Una canción despierta la ausencia de un hombre al que jamás conoció. Y los objetos de la casa comienzan a devolverle fragmentos de otra existencia con una precisión imposible.La respuesta parece esconderse en los cuadernos que Leonor escribió durante décadas. En ellos hay una hija. Una hija llamada Elena.Y algunos de esos cuadernos cuentan cosas que todavía no habían sucedido.Saudade es una novela sobre la memoria, la identidad y esa extraña nostalgia que podemos sentir incluso por aquello que nunca vivimos.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Eleanor Voss has spent fifteen years reducing human lives to facts.Names. Dates. Achievements. Deaths.As senior editor of the Hammond Biographical Dictionary, she believes that everything can be classified, verified, and put in its proper place.Then she finds a name where no name should exist.It appears after the final entry in the alphabet. It has no history, no dates, no explanation. Eleanor deletes it.The next morning, it is back.This time it has a birth year.Soon it has an address. An education. A career. Memories in the minds of people who swear they have known him for years.The dictionary is no longer recording reality.It is writing it.And the more Eleanor tries to erase the stranger, the more complete his life becomes.Before the final edition goes to print, she must decide how far she is willing to go to stop a person who should never have existed.And whether existence is really something an editor has the right to correct. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.