El libro de cocina de la señorita Eliza

Nick Kenton no podía creérselo. La pizpireta y pecosa adolescente que no le había causado más que quebraderos de cabeza, llegando incluso a arruinar su vida amorosa, había vuelto a aparecer en su vida y él se veía obligado a cuidar de ella. Pero la sorpresa fue aún mayor cuando descubrió que la desgarbada quinceañera se había convertido en una mujer. Una mujer hermosa y radiante que lo hacía reír y amenazaba con volverlo loco. Y, mientras ella ponía patas arriba su cómoda y ordenada vida en Londres, Nick era completamente ajeno al plan que Katie había tramado para seducirlo y...

Five stories, five different narrators, ranging from first-person confession to a transcript of what you hear, the story in first person in plural to the purely speculative someone you rarely know. Conversation is an extraordinary volume which demonstrates the versatility and expertise of a narrator as Gonzalo Hidalgo, whom many considered a classic today.

"La Quijotita y su prima" (1818) The Quijotita and her Cousin is Joaquin Fernandez de Lizardi's (1776-1827) second novel. Written two years after his best known novel "Periquillo sarniento" (1816), regarded as the official initiator of the novel genre in Spanish America, in "La Quijotita..." Fernandez de Lizardi extends his view on society to encompass the female condition. In tune with his liberal stance the author states with clarity the active role women should play within the new Mexican society, and highlights the importance of educating them along modern principles. Composed mainly of...

Beauty's sexual adventures make her the captive of a Sultan and prisoner in an exotic harem. As this voluptuous adult fairy tale moves to conclusion, Beauty encounters with myriad variations of sexual fantasy are presented in a sensuous, rich prose that intensifies this exquisite rendition and makes the Beauty series and incomparable study of erotica.