Utočište

Utočište

Patrick Mcgrath

„Azil“ (1996) Patrika Mekgrata je gotski psihološki triler, koji pripoveda dr Piter Kliv, psihijatar u mentalnoj ustanovi sa maksimalnim obezbeđenjem u Engleskoj pedesetih godina 20. veka. Zaronite u tamu strasti koja ruši sve zidove...

U idiličnom engleskom azilu za mentalno obolele, gde se psiha susreće sa tajnama, živi Stela Rafael - žena zarobljena u monotoniji braka i majčinstva. Ali leto pedesetih godina 20. veka donosi oluju: susret sa Edgarom Starkom, harizmatičnim vajarom osuđenim za ubistvo iz ljubomore. Njegova umetnička vatra i zabranjena privlačnost rasplamsavaju vatru koju Stela ne može da ugasi.

U ovoj gotičkoj mreži opsesije i ludila, Patrik Mekgrat, majstor psiholoških trilera, vodi vas kroz lavirint požude, izdaje i uništenja. Kroz oči manipulativnog psihijatra, otkrijte kako jedna strastvena ljubav može da razbije živote, razotkrije najmračnije želje i preoblikuje granice između ljubavi i opsesije.

Ako ste voleli „Rebeku“ Dafne di Morije ili „Bedu“ Stivena Kinga, ova priča će vas očarati - intenzivna, erotska i duboko uznemirujuća. Savršena za ljubitelje gotskih misterija i psiholoških dubina.

Original title
Asylum
Translation
Lile Petrović
Dimensions
22 x 14 cm
Pages
288
Publisher
Fidas, Zagreb, 1997.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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