An elderly man demands a new investigation into his son's murder conviction, claiming to have kidnapped people involved in the trial. Inspector Indira Ramos faces a deadline as she tries to establish the truth without accepting the father's violent terms.
Lali misses the deadline for choosing her teaching placement and discovers that she has been assigned to a convent school. Working with the children forces her to confront her fears and reconsider the responsibilities of adulthood. Her practical education unfolds alongside doubts about love, promises and the care adults owe to children.
University professor Diego Martín appears to have built a respectable family life, yet his father’s violent legacy remains unresolved. Across generations shaped by migration from rural to industrial Spain, the novel follows what families transmit and conceal. Diego’s present begins to fracture under the pressure of an inherited past.
After decades without a true sunrise, humanity struggles against the spread of vampire rule. Imprisoned Gabriel de León recounts his life as a holy warrior and the journey toward a possible means of ending the darkness.
Drawing on his grandparents’ history, Elías Taño follows a family divided by poverty and migration after the Spanish Civil War. A grandfather leaves La Palma for Venezuela, while a grandmother raises the family at home. Their separate struggles connect intimate memory with exploitation, political violence and the costs of searching for a livelihood overseas.
After separating from her partner, journalist Julia leaves Madrid for Galicia with her ten-year-old son Sebas. Living alongside her mother Luz brings three generations into close contact, revealing secrets and different ways of facing change. Family memory, ageing and humour shape their unsettled return to shared domestic life.
In a world that has surrendered to images, words lose their authority and children take power. The resulting order turns silence and spectacle into instruments of control. This dystopian novel follows the implications of that reversal, asking what remains of thought, memory and human relationships when language can no longer hold a society together.
Two women find an unexpected refuge in the stories they share. As one recalls her past and the other learns to listen, their different experiences illuminate each other. The novel follows a meeting between generations shaped by disappointment, courage and the possibility of beginning again.
A cholera epidemic spreads through Madrid in 1834, but disease is not the city’s only terror. The discovery of murdered girls fuels rumours of an unseen killer known as the Beast, turning already fearful streets into the setting of a darker investigation.
A narrator looks back on the friendships and loves that have shaped successive stages of her life. Summer becomes a measure of change, bringing encounters, departures and lessons that cannot be planned. The novel places the people who remain beside us at the centre of learning how to grow up.
A woman is stabbed during a festive parade in Hondarribia, and further deaths follow. Ane Cestero and her special unit investigate a killer who can disappear among the townspeople. The inquiry exposes hostility beneath the shared rituals of a community on the Basque coast.
Marta D. Riezu asks what it means to dress fairly in an industry driven by constant replacement. Attention shifts from the shop window to the people who make clothes and the resources behind them. Repairing, exchanging and buying less become ways to reconsider taste, responsibility and the everyday habits that fill a wardrobe.
A body preserved in Patagonian ice brings a decades-old shooting back into view. In Barcelona, Julián discovers that an unknown uncle has left him property in El Chaltén. His journey to sell the inheritance instead draws him into a mystery whose guardians are prepared to kill again.
In 1975, David moves with his schoolteacher mother to a Spanish village losing its inhabitants. His bond with Emerita, the woman hired to care for him, transforms them both. The remembered childhood becomes an examination of care, social change and the gratitude later generations can forget.
Belaundia Fu, Marta’s imaginary friend, narrates her passage from childhood into early adulthood. Games and family expectations give way to first love and decisions about the future. Watching Marta grow means watching her negotiate the names, stories and relationships through which other people, and she herself, define who she is.
Ryland Grace wakes far from Earth without knowing his name or why his crewmates are dead. As memories return, he pieces together an urgent scientific mission and must find a way to confront a threat to humanity with very limited help.
Two fathers with criminal pasts unite after their sons, a married couple, are murdered. Their pursuit of the killers forces them to confront old prejudices and the love they failed to express, alongside the violence of their search for revenge.
Written for developers already familiar with Rust's basics, Jon Gjengset's book explores the mechanisms behind more demanding programs. Ownership, traits, asynchronous execution and unsafe code sit alongside API design, testing and the organization of larger projects.
A woman asks Eladio Monroy to find her missing boyfriend, while another matter involving his friend Falo Moldura complicates his days. The two investigations lead through Gran Canaria’s conflicting worlds, testing the former sailor’s loyalties and his ability to anticipate danger.
Carl and Donut reach a dungeon floor built around a bewildering network of trains and tunnels. Surviving the Iron Tangle requires cooperation with other contestants, while an apparently unhelpful book offers Carl a different way to understand the game.