Lana

Lanore has to make a big decision that will influence her entire future. As she heads to the underworld to try to save Jonathan, she begins to become increasingly confused about her feelings for Adair and Jonathan. She knows that she will need to choose one of them. What's the best choice?

THIS BOOK WILL ONLY BRING YOU THE BIGGEST NIGHTMARE IN THE WORLD...

THIS BOOK WILL ONLY BRING YOU THE BIGGEST NIGHTMARE IN THE WORLD...

The past is something alive, that vibrates in every cell of our body, and even if they say that the present is the only part of time that matters, I disagree. For those who live forever, every little act is an eternal damnation to hell or a reflection of paradise. One hundred years after Lanore's release, Adair feels a presence. And he's not a member of his pack, he's an intense, sweeping,…new presence. What results when you add power, immortality, revenge and blood ties? How far does the servitude of those who fear rather than love go?

Sta EmoxinhaNuevo Autor

My dear diary: the night everything changed Lua is a young writer who does not follow the plans of her powerful father, the director of a large company in São Paulo. One night, she and her cousin Jasper go to a club, where an unexpected fight ends up drawing the family's attention. Her father becomes furious and grounds her. Without knowing exactly where to serve the punishment, Lua decides to run away with Jasper to the family's country house in Campos do Jordão. There, far from her father's look of disappointment, the two share the same room and let feelings emerge that they never dared acknowledge. Between the silence of the mountains and the secrets they keep, Lua will discover that her punishment may be the beginning of a new story.

This story does not pass in Eco Moda but on a farm, the Fazenda Laços, in the municipality of Filandia, Department of Quindío, Colombia. It is owned by Mendoza is an ancient 18th century cotton plantation farm, which has been a family inheritance of the Mendoza family since the 19th century, originally belonged to another family, but few know it. Since the early 20th century, the great -grandparents Mendoza had begun to plant coffee in part of the farm. With the 1929 world crisis, the problems of the farm began. Since then, the farm has lived in crisis and to keep the farm it would take a lot of money, which could be achieved at the city bank if they had a good name in the market or resort to the appeal widely used in past weddings: marriage fixed between families where one comes in prestige and another with the money.