Carl and his companions reach a dungeon floor built around four very different castles. To unlock their escape within fifteen days, they must cooperate with other trapped contestants, weighing dangerous alliances against the increasingly elaborate rules of the game.
Elizabeth’s past returns when an old acquaintance asks for help after being accused of stealing valuable diamonds. Soon the Thursday Murder Club faces a killer as well as missing jewels. Elizabeth, Joyce, Ron and Ibrahim reunite for a second investigation that brings danger to their retirement village.
A huntress searches for someone taken from her, a noblewoman seeks a warrior's life, and a former slave pursues revenge. Their journeys cross a land shaped by dead gods, whose lingering power threatens to draw its people into another war.
This omnibus brings together the three novels following the Perdomo family, whose life begins among the fishing communities of Lanzarote. Yaiza’s unusual gifts accompany a journey that crosses the Atlantic towards Venezuela. Island loyalties, dangerous landscapes and the search for a future link the family’s successive adventures across the trilogy.
A grandmother and her granddaughter share an isolated house in rural Spain. Their neighbours despise them in public yet come seeking their help in secret. Within the house, the persistence of resentment and the weight of earlier generations turn family history and social hostility into a story of supernatural dread.
Nineteen-year-old Lea has never left her village, a place of a few streets beside a forest. When she meets a man looking for a lost dog, she begins explaining why the world ended yesterday. Her account brings the enclosed life of the village and its relationships into unsettling focus.
In Valladolid, Inspector Sara Robles investigates a disturbing murder while a criminal mastermind prepares an ambitious museum robbery. The operation exploits the city’s underground passages and recruits a disparate crew. Art theft, organised crime and the investigators’ own conflicts feed an increasingly complicated confrontation.
After calling off her wedding, Margot meets David, a bartender also struggling with a breakup. They agree to help one another win back their former partners, and a trip to Greece brings them unexpectedly close. Their arrangement becomes harder to sustain as affection grows between people whose circumstances and expectations seem worlds apart.
Mechanic Beauregard Montage has built a family life far from his former work as a getaway driver. When financial pressures close in, a supposedly straightforward robbery offers a way out, but returning to crime threatens everything he hoped to protect.
Gonzalo’s reunion with Carla brings him into the life of her son Vicente, creating a family held together by affection and poetry. Years later, Vicente’s own literary ambitions intersect with an American journalist’s exploration of Chilean poets. The novel follows the uncertain bonds between parents, children and the communities people choose.
A mysterious ship prompts an expedition to Akinah, an island surrounded by dangerous storms. Shipowner Rysn joins the voyage seeking help for her sick companion Chiri-Chiri, and discovers that the island's secrets reach beyond a simple rescue mission.
In a village in northern Tenerife, two girls grow up beneath the low clouds known as panza de burro. Their unequal friendship shapes the narrator’s memories of childhood, her attachment to the more commanding Isora and the tensions of the world around them.
After Earth’s buildings vanish into an alien dungeon, Carl enters with his ex-girlfriend’s cat. Surviving its monsters is only part of the challenge: the contestants must entertain an interstellar audience whose attention and rewards can determine who lives long enough to descend.
A man wakes in an abandoned factory beside a body, with a bloodied stone and no memory of the previous forty-eight hours. Reconstructing what happened takes him through a coastal Basque town where other people’s secrets may be as dangerous as his own missing memories.
A year after Silvia Blanch vanishes, journalist Alex travels to Montseny to interview her family and reconstruct the disappearance. The last person known to have seen Silvia is dead, and Alex’s questions unsettle the village. Secrets and conflicting loyalties complicate an inquiry that becomes increasingly personal.
Ana Iris Simón revisits a childhood among fairground workers and farmers before examining her own generation’s urban life. Family memories become a way to question ideas of progress, independence and security, contrasting inherited working-class experience with the precarious expectations surrounding young adulthood.
Agnes and her husband build a family while his work takes him away from Stratford. When illness reaches their children, their lives are altered by an irreparable loss. This fictional reimagining of Shakespeare’s household follows marriage, parenthood and the different forms grief can take within a family.
Marie Kondo and Scott Sonenshein bring their approaches to organisation and working life together in a guide to professional clutter. Physical objects share attention with digital material, meetings and decisions. The book invites readers to reconsider what occupies their time and space, and what they want their work to support.
Chesca disappears after a night out, leaving her colleagues in the Case Analysis Brigade searching for a trail. Elena Blanco, who has left the police, returns to help as the investigation reveals a hidden world of captivity and escalating violence.
A ritual killing near Galicia’s Puerta Alén confronts newly arrived officer Raquel Colina with a difficult case. She has moved there seeking help for her sick son, but the local healer she hoped to find has vanished. Her personal search and police investigation begin to intersect.