Author Emre Gürlek, who mirrors the feeling of 'understanding' and emotional fatigue, which is the greatest need of modern man, appears before his readers with his new work titled "If You Don't Fall, You Cannot Grow" with the Hayy Kitap label. This book, which examines internal struggles and the spiral of sacrifice in depth, promises to be a psychological lifeline extended to readers exactly when they need it.
Jo Nesbø, the master writer of Scandinavian detective fiction, is back with his new novel "Time of the Wolf", which takes readers from cold Northern Europe to the spooky streets of the USA. The work, which is about a past full of secrets, an obsessive detective and the hunt for a serial killer pushing the limits, is a candidate to be one of the most ambitious works of the year for thriller enthusiasts.
Ahmet Ümit, the master writer of Turkish detective literature, invites his readers to a unique murderous adventure with his new novel "Five Days of Rome", in which he outlines the anatomy of social decay. The work, which is about the theatrical murders committed one after another in Rome, the capital of music, light and culture, looks at crime and human nature through a philosophical lens.
Alice Feeney, one of the rising stars of psychological thriller literature, took its place on the shelves with her new novel "Rock Paper Scissors", which will turn the readers' minds upside down. The work, which progresses in the shadow of a ten-year marriage, lifelong secrets and an unforgettable anniversary, offers a dark fiction that makes you question whether you really know your spouse.