Ayse Kulin

Kanadi Kirik Kuslar

From the international bestselling author of Last Train to Istanbul comes a novel based on true events that explores the depths of pride, devotion, and persistence as four generations of a family struggle to forge their destinies. As Hitler's reign of terror begins to loom large over Germany, Gerhard and Elsa Schliemann--like other German Jews--must flee with their children in search of sanctuary. But life elsewhere in Europe offers few opportunities for medical professor Gerhard and his fellow scientists. Then they discover an unexpected haven in Turkey, where universities and hospitals welcome them as valuable assets. But despite embracing their adopted land, personal and political troubles persist. Military coups bring unrest and uncertainty to the country, intermarriage challenges the cultural identity of Gerhard and Elsa's descendants, and anti-Semitism once again threatens their future in the place they call home. From World War II to the age of social media, one family's generations find their way through love and loss, sacrifice and salvation, tragedy and triumph--with knowledge hard won and passion heartfelt.

Without a Country

Aylin's body was found in her garden, her hair immaculately styled as usual. Her death came as a shock--after all, who would have wanted someone so admired and talented dead? Who--among the many she'd helped, the few she'd hurt, and all those she'd left behind--might have been driven to murder? In the course of Aylin's life, she had been many things: a skinny little girl, a young woman blossoming into a beauty, a princess married to a controlling Libyan prince, a broke medical student determined to succeed. She'd been a seductress, a teacher, a renowned psychiatrist, and a Turkish immigrant remarkably at home as an officer in the US Army. Through it all, she'd loved, been in love, and pursued truth without surrender. Whatever role she'd found herself in, she'd committed to it fully and lived it with her heart, mind, and soul. From internationally bestselling Turkish author Ayse Kulin comes Aylin, the story of one woman's life as she makes her passionate way toward a strange, sudden end.

Aylin

There is only one desire for a young woman who is suffering from a mysterious accident resulting in memory loss and is therefore called "mystery": to reach her own reality ... Having been in a private clinic for a while after being hospitalized, the mystery has been used in this closed environment with a young woman who has experienced traumas she cannot even imagine, and Orhan, a doctor who is especially interested in her. Kördüğüm tells of a stunning "return" story of a young woman trapped in today's cruel wheels in a delicate environment of her life. Ayşe Kulin reveals the struggle for survival of a young woman who is like her very loved wings of broken birds, who is shaken by the turbulence of her country but also has responsibilities for her passions.

Kordugum

Nefes Nefese

The bestselling author of Last Train to Istanbul returns with a tale of love defying all boundaries. Sabahat, a beautiful young Muslim woman, is known in her family for her intelligence, drive, and stubbornness. She believes there is more in store for her life than a good marriage and convinces her parents to let her pursue her education, rare for young Turkish women in the 1920s. But no one--least of all Sabahat herself--expects that in the course of her studies she will fall for a handsome Armenian student named Aram. After precious moments alone together, their love begins to blossom. Try as she might to simplify her life and move on, Sabahat has no choice but to follow her heart's desire. But Aram is Christian, and neither family approves. With only hope to guide their way, they defy age-old traditions, cross into dangerous territory, and risk everything to find their way back to each other. One of Turkey's most beloved authors brings us an evocative story of two star-crossed lovers inspired by her own family's history.

Love in Exile

Tutsak Günes

William Wenton baiatul care poate sparge orice cod se afla din nou in pericol insa de data asta unul care porneste chiar din interiorul sau. In momentul in care isi da seama ca o afectiune stranie il face sa-si piarda controlul – de spart coduri nici nu mai poate fi vorba – William Wenton hotaraste ca problema sa poate fi rezolvata doar intr-un singur loc: la Institutul de Cercetari Post-Umane. Insa Institutul nu mai arata deloc asa cum isi aduce el aminte. Camera sa seamana mai degraba cu o celula iar curtea si imprejurimile cladirii sunt permanent monitorizate de roboti aerieni si terestri. Profesorii nu vor sa-i spuna ce se intampla desi este foarte clar ca toata lumea se teme de ceva. Sau de cineva. Cand prietena sa Iscia ajunge la Institut William crede ca acum are un aliat insa si ea ii ascunde lucruri. Pe masura ce secretele ies la iveala baiatul isi da seama ca nu mai poate avea incredere in nimeni fiindca toti ii ascund adevarul. Va trebui sa se bazeze doar pe propriul instinct pentru a rezolva misterul din spatele evenimentelor stranii care se petrec la Institut. Cea de-a doua carte a seriei William Wenton a fost descrisa de School Library Journal drept „o parte Alex Rider o parte Codul lui da Vinci pentru copii o parte Artemis Fowl“. "

Ultimul tren spre Istanbul - Editura Nemira

Nefes Nefese Midi Boy

Taksiii

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Hüzün Dürbünümde Kirk Sene Midi Boy

1941-1964 Dürbünümde Kirk Sene - Cep Boy

Hayat

Umut

Füreya Ciltli

Hayal

L'ultimo treno per Istanbul

From the internationally bestselling author of Last Train to Istanbul. Ever since Nimeta was a child, she'd done exactly what was expected of her. She married a responsible man she met in college, had two children, and established a busy journalism career--and there was no reason to think anything would ever change. Then one day, while reporting on a protest in Zagreb, Nimeta's life takes a dramatic turn. Not only does she lay eyes on a handsome reporter who captures her heart, but a little-known politician by the name of Slobodan Milosevic delivers a speech fanning the flames of long-dormant Serbian nationalism. As her love affair intensifies and political tensions build, Nimeta is forced to reconsider everything she thought she knew about family, love, loyalty, and humanity itself. Navigating both the new landscape of her heart and that of her beloved war-torn city, Nimeta must draw upon her deepest reserves of inner strength to keep her family safe. A moving drama set against the backdrop of the crisis that rocked the Balkans in the 1990s, Rose of Sarajevo reveals the tremendous lengths people will go to in the name of love.

Rose of Sarajevo

Focusing on the experiences of one particular family living in one particular house during these historic events, Ayse Kulin mixes fact and fiction, soap opera and Tolstoy, to bring to light the effects of such political upheaval on a nominally comfortable and affluent household: the monied and intellectual class who find that their stake in Turkish life and culture is far more precarious than they could have guessed.

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