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Guillermo Martínez
Un crimen dialéctico / A dialectical crime
Half thriller, half spy novel, Un crimen dialéctico draws on the perverse black humour of Patricia Highsmith and the masterful narrative style of John le Carré.
A university lecturer, who was previously an undercover agent in East Berlin, is orderedto eliminate another man. The Berlin Wall has recently fallen, but the Cold War continues to claim victims. His quarry, whose identity has not been revealed to him, takes him across the Atlantic to an enchanting guesthouse nestled in a remote and beautiful spot in the Andes.
May R. Ayamonte
El latido de las mariposas / The Heartbeat of the Prisoner
A fast-paced, twist-filled thriller that launches the universe of Inspector Barea.
Granada, 2025. Everyone knows Inspector Barea by her surname. Almost no one knows her first name, nor that she suffers from a heart condition that would force her out of her job, as her heart struggles with exertion, stress, and overwhelming emotions. When the city is shaken by a series of horrific crimes, Barea must face the most important case of her career—one that endangers not only the lives she has sworn to protect, but also her closest circle and her own survival.
Laura K. Roma
Lo que nunca fue nuestro
He’s a foreigner. She hates all foreigners. And fate has seen to it that they end up sharing a landing.
May R. Ayamonte
El maullido de la marisma
Winner of the 2026 Edebé Prize for Young Adult Literature
In the heart of Doñana National Park begins the story of Vera, a girl who grows up surrounded by marshlands, animals, and the quiet pulse of the wild. There she discovers that her life is deeply connected to nature and, in a very special way, to the fate of an emblematic species: the Iberian lynx.
Alba Cargol
Legado 1. Ecos de tormenta
Fight. Survive. And, above all, don't fall in love.
A deal signed in blood. A darkness that threatens to consume it all.
Elara, the best thief in the Archipelago of the Court of Storms, lives with no memory of her past, marked only by a mysterious scar and a power she doesn't understand.
Ena Lucía Portela
Una pequeña idea malévola / A Little Malicious Idea
A passionate, personal, erudite exploration of the myths of crime fiction—essential reading for lovers of the genre.
Ena Lucía Portela is not usually regarded as a genre author—she is, rather, considered one of the great voices of contemporary Cuban literature—but she is a voracious reader of crime fiction.
Gabriela Jauregui
Zorra / The Fox
The life of a couple portrayed through a tense and caustic exploration of desire and loyalty
A couple flees the city to set up home on a small farm, faraway from everything and everyone. She has shaken off her addictions. He is an artist. Neither of them knows anything about rural life so they have to learn to grow crops and care for the animals. But just when everything seems to be falling into place, two discordant figures disturb their life on the farm.
Javier Ruescas
Malada Madrina IV. El gran secreto (con Andrés Quinzaños)
A Forest, a Storm, and a Secret Waiting to Be Discovered
Among trees and winding paths, adventure comes to life in this narrative story. Magic intertwines with reality when a school group ventures into the forest and the ordinary gives way to the extraordinary.
Andrés Quinzaños
Malada Madrina IV. El gran secreto (con Javier Ruescas)
A Forest, a Storm, and a Secret Waiting to Be Discovered
Among trees and winding paths, adventure comes to life in this narrative story. Magic intertwines with reality when a school group ventures into the forest and the ordinary gives way to the extraordinary.
John Berger
To Tell a Story
Published for the first time, John Berger and Susan Sontag’s collaboration and correspondence across a quarter-century offers a rare glimpse into the minds of two intellectual giants of the twentieth century. Edited by Benoît Bourreau.
Despite their status as intellectual giants of the twentieth century, John Berger and Susan Sontag’s artistic collaboration – and intense friendship – remains virtually unknown.