Ziplens

What if Brazil, instead of a country, was just a mansion? What if the Brazilian was just a fourteen-year-old boy who owns this mansion? If the ruler/steward were the president, and the Guard were the army? Well, get to know this strange version of the history of the Dictatorship in Brazil.

Jean Carlos

Marina and Rafael Valença always had everything many young people wished for: money, recognition, and an apparently perfect family. But growing up under the same roof never meant living the same childhood. After the events at Camp Aurora, the siblings return home and discover that some wounds were not left behind. While Marina tries to free herself from Helena's expectations, Rafael finds an old photograph that raises questions about Vicente Valença and his past in music. Between childhood memories, forgotten promises, and carefully hidden secrets, the two will need to face a truth that could destroy everything they believed they knew. Because some secrets tear families apart. Others are capable of uniting two siblings forever.

M C AraújoNew Author

To horse lovers, here will be portrayed the love of its owner for a horse and the love of his horse for its owner, showing that when a horse's loyalty is earned, nothing can change that.

Rafael CarnielliNew Author

Follow the story of Micaias, a member of the Order of Priests. Pilgrims who walk through the kingdoms bringing balms and hope in a land that is about to discover that Peace is more than a word.

Yi Jie was the genius of the Yi clan until he lost everything and became the fallen one. When an ambush and a beast attack leave him on the brink of death, a golden mark awakens on his forehead and an ancient seed pulses in his chest. Power, however, has a cruel price. Between a council that fears him, rival clans, some secrets, and a vast world to explore. Yi Jie must learn to control what awakens within him before it consumes him and before those around him decide what to do with him. A story about pain, memory, and the struggle not to forget who you are.

jonasexistiu

In São Jerônimo das Pedras, the sky begins to descend over the rooftops, and Ofélia, a restorer accustomed to fixing objects of difficult temperament, discovers that even the firmament can have poorly made seams. Among insubordinate umbrellas, impossible cities, and small inconveniences, an extraordinary occurrence transforms the lives of people who believed they knew their place in the world well enough. The Year the Sky Came Down Low explores belonging, the bonds between generations, the fear of change, and the difficult art of allowing what we love to find new paths. A story about departures, reunions, and the things we must learn to let go, even when we devote our entire lives to preserving them.