Anne and Marco attend a dinner next door, leaving their baby at home and checking on her throughout the evening. When they return to an empty crib, suspicion falls on the parents. Detective Rasbach’s investigation exposes pressures and secrets beneath the couple’s apparently comfortable life.
Detective Erika Foster investigates a doctor's suffocation during a London heatwave. When another death follows the same pattern, she searches for the connection between victims whose private lives are carefully concealed, unaware of how closely the killer may be watching her.
Ritualised murders return to Vitoria just as the man convicted of a similar series is preparing for temporary release. Criminal profiler Kraken investigates whether the new deaths expose an old mistake or a new accomplice, amid a city steeped in history and folklore.
Oliver inherits a seaside house in Cantabria and begins renovating it, only to discover a baby’s remains concealed in a wall. Further deaths draw investigator Valentina Redondo into a case where the building’s hidden history unsettles the present.
An unnamed South Vietnamese army captain is secretly a communist double agent. The son of a French father and a Vietnamese mother, he enters a refugee community in Los Angeles after the fall of Saigon in April 1975, while continuing to report to his communist superiors. His political commitment conflicts with attachment to the people around him. The novel combines espionage, exile and satire through a narrator who sees the demands of opposing worlds.
Former con artist Eddie Flynn became a lawyer, then stopped practising. A Russian mafia boss forces him back into court by kidnapping his daughter and giving him forty-eight hours to win a murder trial. His ability to argue a case and manage deception is tested under a threat to his family. This is the first Eddie Flynn novel.
After her husband Chris dies in a car accident, Alice discovers that he was far from the route he should have taken. Following his final journey leads her to Robin Island near Cape Cod. Her investigation into his secrets becomes inseparable from grief and the question of her own future.
At Barcelona’s Sant Pau hospital, nurse Cèlia Matheu recognises an unconscious patient as Martina, a friend believed drowned many years earlier. The discovery reopens the shared past of Cèlia, Martina and Nora. As the present collides with memories of their youth, decisions once considered settled begin to demand new explanations.
From her daily train, Rachel watches a couple whose life she imagines to be perfect. A disturbing glimpse breaks that reassuring fantasy and draws her into events beyond the carriage window. What she saw, what she remembers and what others believe become competing parts of a disappearance investigation.
His sister’s death pushes lawyer Gonzalo Gil to investigate a revenge killing and his family’s concealed history. The search gradually unsettles the heroic image of his father, connecting present-day violence with the Soviet Union, Spain’s Civil War and choices made generations earlier.
A shocking arrest in Boston brings psychiatrist Jenkins and FBI profiler Stella Hyden into an investigation that reaches back seventeen years. As different timelines converge, disturbing connections challenge their understanding of the suspect, of his relationships and of the boundary between reason and obsession.
Writer Leire Altuna finds a murdered woman near the Faro de la Plata on the Basque coast. Drawn into the investigation and placed under suspicion herself, she follows connections between the crime, local interests and family secrets. The case also evokes the shadow of a nineteenth-century killer.
Years after his wife and son disappeared during a cruise, Martin Schwartz receives a call suggesting their fate is not settled. Returning to the ship, he encounters a missing girl who has reappeared carrying an object linked to his family.
A missing girl emerges from the winter woods near Fjällbacka and is struck by a car. Evidence of prolonged abuse leads Patrik Hedström toward other disappearances, while Erica Falck uncovers a connection to an older murder. Their investigations reveal how unresolved violence can reach into the present.
A debt prompts a risky plan to rob a criminal’s cash collector in Gran Canaria. A retired offender, drawn back by his wife’s medical needs, joins an uneasy crew. The heist pulls ordinary desperation into a world where divided loyalties and violence can rapidly destroy a carefully imagined escape.
A painter unable to recover from the loss of his family receives an unusual commission from a grieving cellist: portray the man responsible for her son’s death. The work draws him into a web of guilt, revenge and histories that refuse to remain separate.
Detective Amaia Salazar returns to the Baztán valley to investigate the murder of a teenage girl. Further evidence entangles the case with local beliefs and the landscape of her childhood, forcing her to navigate both a criminal investigation and memories she hoped to escape.
During a visit to the Prado, a young Javier Sierra meets a mysterious guide who offers unexpected readings of Renaissance paintings. Their conversations turn familiar works into clues to religious disputes and concealed traditions, drawing the aspiring writer into a mystery about how art preserves forbidden ideas.
Scholar Jonathan Lyons believes he has found a letter written by Jesus. When he is murdered and the document disappears, suspicion falls on his wife, who has Alzheimer’s disease. Their daughter Mariah searches for the missing parchment while trying to establish what happened and clear her mother.
Young archaeologist Adriana accepts a job at the museum in her hometown of Santander. Her new employer’s connection to the past proves far more direct than she expects: he belongs to a family whose lives span extraordinary lengths of time. Her discovery draws historical research into a mystery of identity and longevity.