Victorian Psycho (Spanish Edition)

El se or y la se ora Pounds han contratado a Winifred Notty para que cumpla el rol de la perfecta institutriz victoriana: dar clases a sus pupilos (franc s y costura a Drusilla y lgebra e historia al peque o Andrew) y les contar cuentos antes de dormir. Pero Ensor House y sus habitantes ocultan m s perversiones y secretos que la perturbada se orita Notty, capaz de convertir un t con elegantes invitados y beb s en el sal n en un acontecimiento macabro. Qu ha pasado en su vida para que una fr a ma ana de Navidad todas las piezas del pasado y el presente encajen y un final opuesto al de un cuento de hadas nos estremezca como un regalo sangriento?

Cruelmente divertida, cl sica y moderna, y dickensianamente escalofriante, Victorian Psycho confirma el original talento de «la nueva dama del thriller ( ngeles L pez, La Raz n).

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

New York Times 100 Notable Book of 2025

The book that inspired the upcoming adapted film, starring Margaret Qualley.

Named one of the Most Anticipated Books of 2025 by Oprah Daily, Reader's Digest, Polygon, and Paste

Even more audacious and provocative, "Spanish Patricia Highsmith" returns at last, "the new lady of thriller" (La Raz n) that shocked the press, booksellers, and readers alike with Mrs. March, winning best novel at the Valencia Negra Awards and the Un A o de Libros award for best debut. One of the best novels of the year, according to El Pa s, El Cultural, La Vanguardia, Elle, and Telva.

Mr. and Mrs. Pounds have hired Winifred Notty to play the role of the perfect Victorian governess: she will teach her pupils (French and needlework to Drusilla, and algebra and history to little Andrew) and tell them stories before bed. But Ensor House and its inhabitants hide more perversions and secrets than the perturbed Miss Notty, capable of turning tea time at a salon filled with elegant guests and babies into a macabre experience. What has happened to her that, on one chilly Christmas morning, every piece of the past and present finally comes together, and the complete opposite of a fairy tale ending makes us tremble as a bloody gift would?

Cruelly entertaining, both classic and modern, and eerie in a Dickensian way, Victorian Psycho confirms the original talent of "the new lady of thriller" ( ngeles L pez, La Raz n.)