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La suite du best-seller qui a inspiré le film de Steven Spielberg. Suite de "Jurassic Park", "Le Monde perdu" se déroule six ans après la catastrophe d'Isla Nublar. Bombardée par l'armée, l'île de John Hammond est désormais déserte. Selon le paléontologue Richard Levine, il serait cependant possible que des dinosaures survivent encore non loin de là. Il décide de se rendre sur ce fameux "Site B", mais son expédition tourne vite à la catastrophe.

Le roman qui a inspiré la saga originale du même nom. Isla Nublar. L'armée doit venir "faire le ménage". Le programme dont cette île est le théâtre avait pourtant tout du paradis scientifique : un immense complexe naturel où s'ébattent, aux yeux de tous, les plus féroces sauriens du Jurassique, génétiquement ramenés à la vie...

Dr. Zephyre und sein Team werden als Task-Force vom FBI angeheuert, um paranormale Fälle zu lösen. Der erste offizielle Fall führt sie in ein abgelegenes Dorf, in dem angeblich Vampire ihr Unwesen treiben. Doch Dr. Zephyre weigert sich, an Vampire zu glauben und bei dem Versuch, das Geheimnis zu lüften, kommt eine ganz andere Wahrheit ans Licht und lässt das Team auf einen neuen, unheilvollen Gegner stoßen.

Blackthorne State Psychiatric Institute was built to contain the impossible. Behind its locked doors are the world’s most dangerous anomalies—entities that defy medicine, religion, and reason. Each is isolated. Studied. Controlled. Or at least… they were.

Every child needs a friend in the dark. When Lily begins talking to someone in her closet, her mother assumes it’s the harmless imagination of a lonely child. Children invent friends all the time—especially when the lights go out and the house grows quiet. But Lily’s new friend is different. She doesn’t describe a monster. She doesn’t describe a ghost. She calls him Mr. Tall. At first it’s only small things: whispered conversations after bedtime, strange drawings, the closet door slowly opening on its own.

For centuries, confession has promised redemption. But some sins are not forgiven. In the quiet coastal town of Greyhaven, St. Augustine Parish has long been a place where burdens are lifted and secrets are whispered behind the lattice of the confessional. People come seeking peace, believing that absolution can cleanse even the darkest guilt. But something ancient listens in the darkness.

Jago Trevarno war vierzig Minuten lang klinisch tot. Nun ist sein Leben ein anderes. Auf dem Hof seines Onkels Jacob an der Küste in Cornwall versucht er, die Teile seines Lebens wieder zusammenzusetzen. In dieser Umgebung findet Jago langsam zur Ruhe. Seine Tage sind bestimmt vom Rhythmus der Natur und der Arbeit. Jago muss Bill Sligo stoppen, um zu bewahren, was er hat: einen Ort, an dem er weiterleben kann. Patrick Charnleys Roman erzählt anrührend und dabei unsentimental von einem Neuanfang im eigenen Tempo.

At Blackthorne State Psychiatric Institute, some patients claim their trauma lives inside objects. A mirror that whispers self-hatred. A radio that speaks in static. A doll that refuses to stay where it’s left. Dr. Benjamin Locke believes he has found a breakthrough treatment. By confronting these objects directly, patients can break the psychological hold their fears have over them. And the therapy works. Every case ends the same way: the patient improves… and the object loses its power. But after each session, something changes in Locke.

In his final days in office in 1909, Theodore Roosevelt invited dozens of friends to the White House for lunch. They had never met as a group, but they had one thing in common: Each played tennis with the president and advised on policy matters. Roosevelt half-joked that the public would never know how much these tennis partners did to make his administration a success. Journalists dismissively called them the “Tennis Cabinet,” making light of their contribution, but Roosevelt knew otherwise.

Justice has a pattern. So does obsession. When violent offenders begin dying in meticulously staged scenes across the city, authorities are quick to believe they’re facing a vigilante—someone hunting the worst of the worst. To the public, it looks like justice finally catching up. To forensic psychologist Eli Crowe, it feels different. Each crime is too precise. Too deliberate. Not random retribution—but design. As Eli continues his work with a task force racing to stop the killer, the investigation accelerates into a dangerous cat-and-mouse game. Every step forward tightens the net.

Dr. Eli Crowe learned early that monsters don’t always look like monsters. When he was a child, his mother—a devoted teacher—was murdered. The case was never truly solved. The questions never stopped echoing. And the absence left behind shaped everything Eli would become.

The system was never broken. It was designed. For one year, Dr. Eli Crowe has been stable. No killings. No fractures. No Shadow. Under the guidance of renowned psychiatrist Adrian Vale, Eli has rebuilt his reputation, regained control, and returned to consulting on violent crime investigations. The city believes he was saved. But peace negotiated is not peace earned. When a new wave of precision-engineered crimes begins to surface—crimes that feel less like chaos and more like calibration—Eli senses something is wrong.

I Hear U: A Memoir of Recovery and Reckoning is the second book in The Life After Trilogy, a deeply human exploration of what comes after survival. Following the near-death medical crisis chronicled in I See U, this memoir moves beyond the ICU and into the long, unspoken aftermath—where healing is uneven, silence is heavy, and survival no longer feels like victory. Through intimate reflection and unflinching honesty, Michael Paul Patrick examines Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS), medical trauma, survivor's guilt, and the quiet unraveling that often follows discharge.

Von drauß' vom Walde komm ich her is the pilot episode of DARK WOODS and the beginning of the three-chapter adventure of Perchta, Hänsel, and Melchior, three unlikely companions whose fates are more closely linked than they realize. In a world full of gifted beings and the threat of war. And it all begins with a witch.

IMPULSE RUND UM GLAUBEN UND SPIRITUALITÄT Was bedeutet für mich Spiritualität? Wie und wo kommt meine Spiritualität zum Ausdruck?" Spiritualität ist ein Thema, das unser Leben herausfordert, bereichert und berührt. Um über Spiritualität nachzudenken und neue Formen auszuprobieren, braucht es Muße, Orte und den gemeinsamen Austausch. Die Verbundenheit zu Gott, zur Natur, zu den Mitmenschen und zu sich selbst zu denken und zu erfahren, ist nicht einfach und schon gar nicht alltäglich. Deshalb braucht es einen Anstoß – und warum nicht in Form eines Podcast? In den ab Januar ...

Forrin talks about all aspects of foreignness; integration, national identity and immigration. It's hosted by Mike Bowden and Patrick Garratt, two Britons living respectively in Denmark and France. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A century and a quarter ago, Bram Stoker unleashed the unbridled horror of Count Dracula upon the world. We can only wonder if he ever imagined the impact his creation would have on not only the horror world, but across the globe. Vampires have become a foremost staple of horror stories and have been represented in both print and film countless times over the decades–and their mythos has grown unchecked, evolved, and taken root in the collective consciousness of old and young, horror fans and non-horror fans alike.

In the Wealth Untethered podcast, hosts Michael Isom and Patrick Donohoe invite listeners on a journey to explore the principles and mindsets that lead to a genuinely wealthy life. With decades of experience in the financial services industry, they share their insights, patterns, and strategies for achieving abundance and success. In a world bombarded by pessimistic news and limiting beliefs, Michael and Patrick offer a refreshing perspective on wealth and prosperity. They believe that despite the ever-changing nature of life, some universal laws and principles can guide individuals to ...

Pat & Karl expose the left, their corruption, and their aim to fundamentally change America. We have no problem saying what everyone else is thinking. So, if you're looking for political correctness…you will not find it here.