New Releases by Brittany Cavallaro

Winona e Lucille precisam fugir, então saem pelas estradas numa aventura em busca de quem são e da liberdade de poder viver a própria vida. Sem volta traz a escrita envolvente de Emily Henry, junto com Brittany Cavallaro, para o público jovem adulto. Apesar de parecerem viver vidas opostas, Winona e Lucille têm mais em comum do que muitos acreditam: se sentem impotentes, injustiçadas e traídas por quem deveria protegê-las. Lucille trabalha há anos na lanchonete com a mãe, sempre pensando na nova vida que tanto deseja quando se formar no ensino médio. Mas, sempre que junta dinheiro para esse sonho, precisa pagar uma conta ou consertar algo... geralmente culpa do irmão mais velho, o protegido da mãe que vive arrumando desculpas para não trabalhar e que, além de não ajudar, começou a traficar debaixo do teto delas. Já Winona vive numa mansão e tem roupas, acessórios e carros de luxo. Entretanto, tudo é escolhido e controlado pelo pai desde que a mãe dela morreu, dez anos antes. Winona não pode comer na hora errada, falar na hora errada nem pensar quando não deve. Seu pai é calculista e conhece tudo e todos, fechando um cerco sufocante ao redor da filha. Numa noite, elas percebem que não podem mais esperar a formatura para começar a viver a vida que tanto sonham. Munidas apenas com um plano grandioso para escapar da cidadezinha do interior de uma vez por todas, elas só precisam arrumar alguns — muitos — dólares... e um conversível vermelho também não seria má ideia. Quando Winona e Lucille finalmente dão um basta, despejam toda a fúria que sentem na estrada, a caminho de uma vida nova. "Uma afiada união de comédia sombria capaz de arrancar gargalhadas, feminismo feroz e amizade comovente." - Jeff Zentner, vencedor do Morris Award e autor de Dias de despedida)

UM ENCONTRO INESPERADO. DOIS ADOLESCENTES SOLITÁRIOS. TRÊS CHANCES PARA FAZER DAR CERTO. Dos aclamados autores Jeff Zentner e Brittany Cavallaro, Noites de Aurora é um romance inesquecível contado entre versos e diálogos — uma ode às noites de verão brilhantes, ao caminhar e conversar até o sol nascer com a pessoa certa e ao contar as horas para vê-la novamente. JUDE ama fotografia, e ele é muito bom nisso. Com o divórcio dos pais e uma ansiedade que o persegue, o único momento em que consegue sentir paz é quando está por trás das lentes de uma câmera — sem isso, seus pensamentos se tornam caos. FLORENCE é apaixonada por dança, mas a doença degenerativa que tem nos olhos enfim começou a afetar seu equilíbrio. Ela sabe que seus dias como bailarina estão contados, e a incerteza de quando isso vai acontecer torna tudo ainda mais difícil. Em uma Noite de Aurora — celebração de encerramento do acampamento de artes que atravessa a madrugada —, os dois se encontram em sua solidão e decidem passar o tempo que lhes resta ali juntos. Só há uma regra: sem contato depois que o sol nascer. Pelo menos até o próximo verão... Ao longo de três anos, acompanhamos a conexão entre os dois se desenvolver conforme eles crescem e se redescobrem, ao mesmo tempo que se perguntam se há espaço neste relacionamento tão singular para algo mais florescer.

Prawdziwa przyjaźń to skakanie za sobą w ogień. W przypadku Winony Olsen i Lucille Pryce do pożaru doszło pewnej nocy, kiedy dziewczyny spotkały się przed komisariatem policji. Patrzyły na rany na swoich ciałach i obiecały sobie nawzajem, że zemszczą się na każdym, kto znowu będzie chciał je skrzywdzić. Winona mieszka w pozornie idealnym domu, który dzieli ze swoim pozornie idealnym ojcem. Nikt nie wie, że zamyka drzwi do spiżarni, aby ją kontrolować, i zostawia siniaki tam, gdzie nikt ich nie widzi. Lucille dusi się pod ciężarem potrzeb swojej matki i brata, handlarza narkotyków. Zastanawia się, czy może liczyć na coś poza znikającymi napiwkami kelnerki i wiszącą nad nią przeszłością swojej ledwo wiążącej koniec z końcem rodziny. Pewnej wstrząsającej nocy dziewczyny zdają sobie sprawę, że nie mogą czekać na ukończenie szkoły, aby rozpocząć nowe życie. Muszą to zrobić. Teraz. Godzinę później mają już plan, dzięki któremu dostaną się z małego miasteczka w stanie Michigan do Chicago.

Two young artists have a chance meeting on the last night of summer arts camp in this YA novel in verse and dialogue cowritten by acclaimed authors Jeff Zentner and Brittany Cavallaro. Jude loves photography, and he’s good at it, too. Between his parents’ divorce and his anxiety, being behind a camera is the only time his mind is quiet. Florence is confronting the premature end of her dance career as a degenerative eye disease begins to steal her balance. She’s having a hard time letting go. The two meet at Sunrise Night, their sleepaway art camp’s dusk-to-dawn closing celebration, and decide to take a chance on each other. Their one rule: No contact for a year after the sun has risen. Over the course of three Sunrise Nights, will Florence and Jude find a deeper connection and learn who they are—and who they could be together?

New York Times bestselling author Brittany Cavallaro delivers the thrilling conclusion to her YA duology set in a reimagined American monarchy about a girl fighting for her own freedom, trying to change the government from within . . . or burn it all down. For the first time in her life, Claire Emerson isn’t under a man’s control. She’s escaped from her dangerous father, and her fiancé, Governor Remy Duchamp, is too weak to rule. All eyes fall on Claire—and the power she could wield. But that power is precarious as she and Remy are leading St. Cloud in exile after the General’s attempted coup. And when King Washington descends on the small province, he brings with him his baseball team, Claire’s brother, and a proximity to power Claire has never dreamed of. With few allies to support her, she determines her best chance at survival is earning the King’s good graces. Claire’s schemes quickly get out of hand, reminding her that it isn’t about who holds the power. It’s about a system that grants such power to a select few, and the men who built it that way. Claire isn’t anyone’s muse, and if she can’t fix the system from within, she’s determined to be the spark of revolution in the First American Kingdom.

American Royals meets The Winner’s Curse in the first book of a dazzling duology from New York Times bestselling author Brittany Cavallaro about revolution, love, and friendship in a reimagined American monarchy. The year is 1893, and war is brewing in the First American Kingdom. But Claire Emerson has a bigger problem. Claire’s father is a sought-after inventor, but he believes his genius is a gift granted to him by his daughter’s touch, so he keeps Claire under his control. As their province prepares for war, Claire plans to escape, even as her best friend, Beatrix, tries to convince her to stay and help with the growing resistance movement that wants to see a woman on the throne. When her father’s weapon fails to fire on the World’s Fair’s opening day, Claire is taken captive by Governor Remy Duchamp, St. Cloud’s young, untried ruler. Remy believes that Claire’s touch bestows graces he’s never had, and with political rivals planning his demise, Claire might be his only ally. The last thing that Claire has ever wanted is to be someone else’s muse, but she finally has a choice: Will she quietly remake her world from the shadows—or bring it down in flames?

Holmes y Watson como nunca los habías visto Jamie Watson siempre ha sentido curiosidad por Charlotte Holmes; después de todo, sus antepasados, Sherlock Holmes y John Watson, son la pareja de detectives más famosa de la historia. Pero Charlotte ha heredado las extravagancias y el carácter volátil de su trastatarabuelo, y su primer encuentro en el internado de Sherringford no augura una buena relación... Sin embargo, la terrible muerte de un estudiante en circunstancias terroríficas obligará a la joven pareja a cooperar a pesar de sus diferencias. Nadie está a salvo en Sherringford, y Jamie y Charlotte descubrirán que las únicas personas en las que pueden confiar para descubrir la verdad y salvar sus vidas son ellos mismos. " Los misterios de Charlotte Holmes es intrigante, juvenil, divertida, y un maravilloso juego de espejos con los libros de sus familiares Watson y Holmes, una mezcla muy atractiva para lectores de todas las edades." Juan Salvador López, librería Estudio en Escarlata "Diálogos ingeniosos, personajes bien dibujados y relaciones complicadas [...]. Una reinvención de Arthur Conan Doyle deliciosa." Kirkus Starred Review "Los fans de Sherlock y Elementary devorarán este libro con avidez [...]. Una de las parejas literarias más famosas de la historia." Booklist

Traditional Chinese edition of A Study in Charlotte (Charlotte Holmes Novel)

Thelma and Louise gets remade in this powerful, darkly funny novel from acclaimed authors Brittany Cavallaro and Emily Henry. When Winona and Lucille have had enough of the controlling men in their lives, they take their rage on the road to make a new life for themselves. Winona has been starving for life in the seemingly perfect home that she shares with her seemingly perfect father, celebrity weatherman Stormy Olsen. No one knows that he locks the pantry door to control her eating and leaves bruises where no one can see them. Lucille has been suffocating beneath the needs of her mother and her drug-dealing brother, wondering if there''s more out there for her than disappearing waitress tips and a lifetime of barely getting by. One harrowing night, Winona and Lucille realize they can''t wait until graduation to start their new lives. They need out. Now. One hour later, they''re armed with a plan that will take them from their small Michigan town to Chicago. All they need is three grand, fast. And really, a stolen convertible can''t hurt. Chased by the oppression, toxicity, and powerlessness that has held them down, Winona and Lucille must reclaim their strength if they are going to make their daring escape—and get away with it. Brittany Cavallaro is the author of the New York Times bestselling Charlotte Holmes series. Emily Henry is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Book Lovers, People We Meet on Vacation and Beach Read. Together, they have created "a razor-sharp union of sidesplitting dark comedy, fierce feminism, and poignant friendship, paced like an Alfa-Romeo at full throttle, and written in gleaming, perfect, gut-punch sentences." (Jeff Zentner, Morris Award-winning author of The Serpent King)

In the explosive conclusion to the New York Times bestselling Charlotte Holmes series, Holmes and Watson think they’re finally in the clear after graduating from Sherringford…but danger awaits in the hallowed halls of Oxford. Charlotte Holmes and Jamie Watson finally have a chance to start over. With all the freedom their pre-college summer program provides and no one on their tail, the only mystery they need to solve, once and for all, is what they are to each other. But upon their arrival at Oxford, Charlotte is immediately drawn into a new case: a series of accidents befell the theater program at Oxford last year, culminating in a young woman going missing on the night of a major performance. The mystery has gone unsolved; the case is cold. And no one—least of all the girl’s peculiar, close-knit group of friends—is talking. When Watson and Holmes join the theater program, the “accidents” start anew, giving them no choice but to throw themselves into the case. But as the complicated lines of friendship, love, and loyalty blur, time is running out—and tragedy waits in the wings.

Unhistorical draws on historical narrative, confessional poetry, and detective fiction to tell the story of a contemporary romantic relationship that begins in Scotland and falls apart in America, as the narrator finds herself in the role of spectator to her partner''s genius. Many of these poems draw from the elegiac tradition, following a speaker who is, at turns, tourist in and historian of a landscape that is foreign to them. The middle section of this manuscript, entitled The Resurrectionists, follows an alternate version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle''s Holmes and Watson as they journey to solve a mystery in Scotland while grappling with their own anguished friendship. /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name: Table Normal; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow: yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent: mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom: .0001pt; mso-pagination: widow-orphan; font-size:12.0pt; font-family: Calibri, sans-serif; mso-ascii-font-family: Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font: minor-latin; mso-hansi-font-family: Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font: minor-latin;}

The hotly anticipated and explosive third book in the New York Times bestselling Charlotte Holmes series. It’s been a year since the shocking death of August Moriarty, and Jamie and Charlotte haven’t spoken. Jamie is going through the motions at Sherringford, trying to finish his senior year without incident, with a nice girlfriend he can’t seem to fall for. Charlotte is on the run, from Lucien Moriarty and from her own mistakes. No one has seen her since that fateful night on the lawn in Sussex—and Charlotte wants it that way. She knows she isn’t safe to be around. She knows her Watson can’t forgive her. Holmes and Watson may not be looking to reconcile, but when strange things start happening, it’s clear that someone wants the team back together. Someone who has been quietly observing them both. Making plans. Biding their time. Someone who wants to see one of them suffer and the other one dead.

In the second brilliant, action-packed book in the Charlotte Holmes series, Jamie Watson and Charlotte Holmes are in a chase across Europe to untangle a web of shocking truths about the Holmes and Moriarty families. Jamie and Charlotte are looking for a winter break reprieve in Sussex after a fall semester that almost got them killed. But nothing about their time off is proving simple, including Holmes and Watson’s growing feelings for each other. When Charlotte’s beloved Uncle Leander goes missing from the Holmes estate—after being oddly private about his latest assignment in a German art forgery ring—the game is afoot once again, and Charlotte throws herself into a search for answers. So begins a dangerous race through the gritty underground scene in Berlin and glittering art houses in Prague, where Holmes and Watson discover that this complicated case might change everything they know about their families, themselves, and each other.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson descendants, Charlotte and Jamie, students at a Connecticut boarding school, team up to solve a murder mystery.

The poems in Brittany Cavallaro''s Girl-King are whispered from behind a series of masks, those of victim and aggressor, nineteenth-century madame and reluctant magician''s girl, of truck-stop Persephone and frustrated Tudor scholar. This "expanse of girls, expanding still" chase each other through history, disappearing in an Illinois cornfield only to re-emerge on the dissection table of a Scottish artist-anatomist. But these poems are not just interested in historical narrative: they peer, too, at the past''s marginalia, at its "blank pages" as well as its "scrawls and dashes." Always, they return to "the dark, indelicate question" of power and sexuality, of who can rule the "city where no one is from." These girls search for the connection between "alive and will stay that way," between each dying star and the emptiness that can collapse everything.