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What lies beneath Tarsis? What is causing the tremors that threaten to sink it? An epic adventure set in mythical and mysterious Tartessos, one of antiquity's most enigmatic civilizations.

A movie-style heist, a locked building, and a soon-to-be-retired office worker every bit as bold and fearsome as John McClane himself.

It’s no ordinary day for Clarita: she’s retiring after thirty years at the same bank. Yet on her very last day, eight hooded gunmen burst into the office firing shots, hold all the employees at gunpoint, and lock them away as hostages to empty the vaults.

A ghost story with a basis in truth: the unhealed wound of a country that has failed to grant peace to all its dead.

Nieves has spent a couple of years working as a country doctor in a small provincial town, where the locals—wary of outsiders—still see her as a foreigner. One day, the primary school teacher calls for her help concerning the strange behavior of one of her students: Micaela experiences brief moments where she loses touch with her surroundings, haunted by sudden terrors she cannot bring herself to speak about.

A family—father, mother, and son—has just arrived for vacation in a seaside town. They've rented their dream home and car. As they cruise slowly down the town's main street in their red convertible Mercedes, moving through a summer-clad crowd squeezed between two rows of market stalls, the boy steals a straw hat from a homeless man.

The highly anticipated return of Inspector Petra Delicado. 2,000,000 readers worldwide.

A rebellious Manuel Vilas, bursting with fantasy and humor, introducing us to his earliest literature through a book written by a Kafka crushed through the pop-culture grinder.

We bring back Manuel Vilas's first short story collection, written between 1999 and 2000: Zeta is a pure, unadulterated explosion of literature built upon a gritty mysticism that seeks to uncover our deepest flaws and what we are as a society.

La mejor puerta de entrada al personalísimo universo de Ana María Matute.

A lo largo de su carrera Ana María Matute (Barcelona, 1925 – 2014) escribió un gran número de cuentos para semanarios o revistas que conforman, junto con sus grandes novelas, una de las obras de mayor calado de la narrativa española contemporánea.

El nuevo libro de Javier Cercas relata los últimos 50 años de la historia de España, que son los del diario El País, a través de un recorrido personal y una lúcida reflexión sobre los vínculos entre periodismo, literatura, política y libertades.

A dark, fast-paced romantasy with breathtaking worldbuilding.

Elysia turns its young fae into perfect flowers for the Kingdom: beautiful, docile, and destined to serve. Lady Vienna Daaé was raised to bloom without question… until one night of flames destroys everything.

The long-awaited return of the Nameless Detective, the most transgressive and riotously funny creation by Eduardo Mendoza.