Norma Lazo (32 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Condition: New.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. La Visible Oscuridad / Visible Darkness. Book.

Paperback. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Former library book; May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. La tiniebla / The Gloom. Book.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. El verde se extiende inhospito en lo mas alto de una zona boscosa. Alli no existe concepto humano de vida, de hombre, de mujer, de politica ni de moral. Es el escenario de la vida sin filtros: depredadores y presas.Capital de Mexico, 1942. Alicia Sierra, estudiante de quimica e hija de un prominente general, desaparecio sin dejar rastro. La unica pista apunta hacia un sobresaliente alumno de posgrado que le da clases particulares. El asegura no saber nada, pero algo en sus gestos lo delata. La investigacion se vuelve siniestra al descubrir los restos de varias mujeres sin identificar en el jardin de su casa.Mientras la policia celebra haber atrapado al asesino que perseguia meses atras, aparece otro cuerpo. La prensa y la policia se encarrilan en una carrera desesperada por resolver el caso, ante la presion de altos mandos del gobierno postrevolucionario. De un lado, el veterano reportero Haghenbeck y el novel fotografo Manuel el Pollo Artigas; del otro, las agentes Ana Teran y Leticia Ordonez. Una idea en comun: desentranar el misterio.En esta nueva novela, Norma Lazo recrea una ciudad de apagones programados, como el telon de fondo de un hecho historico que cimbro el imaginario de la palabra odio. El resultado es un thriller potente que atrapa y retuerce, que fascina y obsesiona.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONThe green expanse stretches inhospitably to the top of the forested zone. There, human concepts about life, men, women, politics or morals dont exist. Unfiltered nature is all there is: predators and prey. Mexico City, 1942. Alicia Sierra, a chemistry student and daughter of a prominent general, disappears without a trace. The only clue points to a brilliant graduate student and private tutor. He swears he knows nothing about the case, but something about his mannerisms is suspect. The investigation takes a sinister turn when the unidentified remains of several women are discovered buried in his yard. But as the authorities celebrate the arrest of a killer theyve been hunting for months, another body appears. The police and the media compete to see who can solve the case first, under pressure from the post-revolutionary government. Among those scrambling for clues are veteran reporter Haghenbeck and photographer Manuel the Chicken Artigas, and agents Ana Teran and Leticia Ordonez. They may be on competing sides, but their goal is the same: solving the mystery. Norma Lazo recreates the atmosphere of a wartime city, whose residents plan their lives around daily blackouts during an era that redefined the word hatred. The result is a powerful and disturbing thriller that will fascinate and obsess readers. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Condition: New.

Condition: New.

Condition: New. SIN CENSURA.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 424 pages. Spanish language. 9.00x6.00x9.04 inches. In Stock.

Rustica (tapa blanda). Condition: Aceptable. Dust Jacket Condition: Aceptable. 1. Tapa blanda, 196 pp. Ex-libris anterior propietario. LIBRO.

paperback. Condition: New. Special order direct from the distributor.

Condition: New. 2026. paperback. . . . . .

Condition: New. 2026. paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 200 pages. Spanish language. 9.00x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - En los cuentos de La tiniebla lo cotidiano se abre a fisuras donde asoman el absurdo, la pesadilla y el desconcierto. Cada relato funciona como un espejo deformado: en él se reflejan miedos íntimos, obsesiones ocultas y la fragilidad de lo humano frente a fuerzas que desdibujan la lógica. Con una prosa envolvente y cargada de imágenes sugestivas, la colección despliega atmósferas densas en las que lo real se contamina de lo fantástico y lo siniestro, invitando al lector a atravesar umbrales que pocas veces se recorren sin estremecerse. La tiniebla es más que un conjunto de cuentos: es un viaje hacia la sombra, hacia ese espacio ambiguo donde lo familiar se vuelve extraño y lo imposible reclama su lugar en la experiencia. La tiniebla es un territorio incierto donde lo humano se mira en su propio abismo.In the stories of The Darkness, everyday life opens into fissures where absurdity, nightmare, and disorientation appear. Each tale works like a distorted mirror: it reflects intimate fears, hidden obsessions, and the fragility of the human against forces that blur logic. With an enveloping prose rich in evocative imagery, the collection unfolds dense atmospheres in which the real becomes contaminated by the fantastic and the sinister, inviting the reader to cross thresholds that are rarely traversed without a shiver. The Darkness is more than a collection of stories: it is a journey into shadow, into that ambiguous space where the familiar turns strange and the impossible claims its place in experience. The Darkness is an uncertain territory where the human looks into its own abyss.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Aunque frágiles ante la crueldad humana, los personajes encuentran una mano extendida con la promesa de ser un refugio para el otro. En Tokio, 1971, el maestro Yoshikawa se desangra en el piso de su mansión. En Vladivostok, 1938, Ekaterina Nikolaeva, acusada de traición contra la patria, espera su juicio y condena. También en Vladivostok, pero en 2019, Takumi recibe una llamada de emergencia desde su país natal: su hermana fue encontrada casi muerta en una barranca del Estado de México y él decide volver a casa. Tres vidas entrelazadas por un libro que viaja a través de los años y la desazón que cruza por cada uno de los personajes, pero que es, al fin y al cabo, varias historias de amor. La banalidad de los hombres crueles es una conmovedora novela sobre la inminente soledad que viven los personajes ante sus tragedias; tan vulnerables ellos como las personas que aman. Pérdida y melancolía son la bruma en la que se internan y la única posibilidad de una catarsis reveladora. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Although fragile in the face of human cruelty, the characters find an outstretched hand with the promise of being a refuge for the other. In Tokyo, 1971, Master Yoshikawa bleeds to death on the floor of his mansion. In Vladivostok, 1938, Ekaterina Nikolayeva, accused of treason against the fatherland, awaits her trial and punishment. Also in Vladivostok, but in 2019, Takumi receives an emergency call from his native country: his sister was found almost dead in a ravine in the State of Mexico and he decides to return home. Three lives intertwined by a book that travels through the years and the unease running through each of the characters, but which is, in the end, several love stories. The Banality of Cruel Men is a moving novel about the imminent loneliness experienced by the characters in the face of their tragedies; They are as vulnerable as the people they love. Loss and melancholy are the mist into which they enter and the only possibility of a revealing catharsis.…

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. El verde se extiende inhospito en lo mas alto de una zona boscosa. Alli no existe concepto humano de vida, de hombre, de mujer, de politica ni de moral. Es el escenario de la vida sin filtros: depredadores y presas.Capital de Mexico, 1942. Alicia Sierra, estudiante de quimica e hija de un prominente general, desaparecio sin dejar rastro. La unica pista apunta hacia un sobresaliente alumno de posgrado que le da clases particulares. El asegura no saber nada, pero algo en sus gestos lo delata. La investigacion se vuelve siniestra al descubrir los restos de varias mujeres sin identificar en el jardin de su casa.Mientras la policia celebra haber atrapado al asesino que perseguia meses atras, aparece otro cuerpo. La prensa y la policia se encarrilan en una carrera desesperada por resolver el caso, ante la presion de altos mandos del gobierno postrevolucionario. De un lado, el veterano reportero Haghenbeck y el novel fotografo Manuel el Pollo Artigas; del otro, las agentes Ana Teran y Leticia Ordonez. Una idea en comun: desentranar el misterio.En esta nueva novela, Norma Lazo recrea una ciudad de apagones programados, como el telon de fondo de un hecho historico que cimbro el imaginario de la palabra odio. El resultado es un thriller potente que atrapa y retuerce, que fascina y obsesiona.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONThe green expanse stretches inhospitably to the top of the forested zone. There, human concepts about life, men, women, politics or morals dont exist. Unfiltered nature is all there is: predators and prey. Mexico City, 1942. Alicia Sierra, a chemistry student and daughter of a prominent general, disappears without a trace. The only clue points to a brilliant graduate student and private tutor. He swears he knows nothing about the case, but something about his mannerisms is suspect. The investigation takes a sinister turn when the unidentified remains of several women are discovered buried in his yard. But as the authorities celebrate the arrest of a killer theyve been hunting for months, another body appears. The police and the media compete to see who can solve the case first, under pressure from the post-revolutionary government. Among those scrambling for clues are veteran reporter Haghenbeck and photographer Manuel the Chicken Artigas, and agents Ana Teran and Leticia Ordonez. They may be on competing sides, but their goal is the same: solving the mystery. Norma Lazo recreates the atmosphere of a wartime city, whose residents plan their lives around daily blackouts during an era that redefined the word hatred. The result is a powerful and disturbing thriller that will fascinate and obsess readers. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Condition: Good. NOTA: EL COSTO DEL ENVÍO SOLAMENTE AMPARA 0.9 KILOS DE PESO. EN CASO DE QUE EL LIBRO PESE MÁS DE 0.9 KILOS, SE TE SOLICITARÁ PAGAR UN COSTO EXTRA. ESTADO DEL LIBRO: PODRÍA PASAR FÁCILMENTE COMO NUEVO. APARIENCIA: MUY BUENA. ENCUADERNACIÓN: TAPA BLANDA. EDICIÓN: 1. AÑO: 2014. MEDIDAS DEL LIBRO: 23 X 16 X 1 CM. PÁGINAS: 127. PESO: 148 GRS. UNIÓN: LIBROS COSIDOS. CANTOS: CON LIGEROS SIGNOS DE USO. INTERIORES: COMPLETOS E ÍNTEGROS. NOTAS EN INTERIORES: NO. SELLOS: NO. SUBRAYADOS: NO. FIRMAS O DEDICATORIAS: NO. PARTICULARIDADES EXTRAS: LIBRO CON SOLAPAS.…

Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. El verde se extiende inhospito en lo mas alto de una zona boscosa. Alli no existe concepto humano de vida, de hombre, de mujer, de politica ni de moral. Es el escenario de la vida sin filtros: depredadores y presas.Capital de Mexico, 1942. Alicia Sierra, estudiante de quimica e hija de un prominente general, desaparecio sin dejar rastro. La unica pista apunta hacia un sobresaliente alumno de posgrado que le da clases particulares. El asegura no saber nada, pero algo en sus gestos lo delata. La investigacion se vuelve siniestra al descubrir los restos de varias mujeres sin identificar en el jardin de su casa.Mientras la policia celebra haber atrapado al asesino que perseguia meses atras, aparece otro cuerpo. La prensa y la policia se encarrilan en una carrera desesperada por resolver el caso, ante la presion de altos mandos del gobierno postrevolucionario. De un lado, el veterano reportero Haghenbeck y el novel fotografo Manuel el Pollo Artigas; del otro, las agentes Ana Teran y Leticia Ordonez. Una idea en comun: desentranar el misterio.En esta nueva novela, Norma Lazo recrea una ciudad de apagones programados, como el telon de fondo de un hecho historico que cimbro el imaginario de la palabra odio. El resultado es un thriller potente que atrapa y retuerce, que fascina y obsesiona.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONThe green expanse stretches inhospitably to the top of the forested zone. There, human concepts about life, men, women, politics or morals dont exist. Unfiltered nature is all there is: predators and prey. Mexico City, 1942. Alicia Sierra, a chemistry student and daughter of a prominent general, disappears without a trace. The only clue points to a brilliant graduate student and private tutor. He swears he knows nothing about the case, but something about his mannerisms is suspect. The investigation takes a sinister turn when the unidentified remains of several women are discovered buried in his yard. But as the authorities celebrate the arrest of a killer theyve been hunting for months, another body appears. The police and the media compete to see who can solve the case first, under pressure from the post-revolutionary government. Among those scrambling for clues are veteran reporter Haghenbeck and photographer Manuel the Chicken Artigas, and agents Ana Teran and Leticia Ordonez. They may be on competing sides, but their goal is the same: solving the mystery. Norma Lazo recreates the atmosphere of a wartime city, whose residents plan their lives around daily blackouts during an era that redefined the word hatred. The result is a powerful and disturbing thriller that will fascinate and obsess readers. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: New.