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.
Four college friends arrive in New York with ambitions that change as their lives unfold over decades. Their bond centres increasingly on Jude, whose painful past tests the possibilities and limits of friendship, care and the families people build for themselves.
After killing a wolf, young huntress Feyre is taken from her home to the realm of the fae as payment for the act. Living with Tamlin challenges what she believes about this dangerous world, while a growing shadow threatens the people whose lives have become entangled with hers.
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.
After the success of a deeply personal book, writer Delphine struggles to return to her work. Her friendship with the intriguing L. seems supportive, then becomes increasingly controlling. The story unsettles the boundary between lived experience and invention as intimacy begins to threaten the narrator’s independence.
After the battle for Newcago, David follows unanswered questions to the flooded city once known as Manhattan. Finding Firefight means entering the territory of another powerful Epic, where his experiences with tyranny may no longer explain everything he encounters.
Bea loses her job and discovers her fiancé’s infidelity with a television presenter in a devastating run of events. Returning to her family offers a chance to regroup, though little proceeds according to plan. The romantic comedy follows the upheavals and unexpected possibilities of starting over.
Established among the Gold ruling class, Darrow continues his attempt to dismantle the Society from within. Ambition, family rivalries and shifting alliances give him opportunities to advance the rebellion, but each step deeper into elite life threatens the identity he keeps hidden.
In late nineteenth-century Barcelona, prosperity and urban transformation coexist with sharp inequalities. Juan Pedro and Candela become part of a story in which love crosses social divisions, while family ambitions and political unrest test personal loyalties. The city’s promises of progress expose the conflicts beneath its growing wealth.
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.
Wax, Wayne and Marasi investigate attacks designed to inflame social and religious divisions in a rapidly changing city. As technology and magic reshape daily life, the conspiracy threatens to turn political discontent into a crisis that could halt the society’s progress.
Writer Marcus Goldman looks back on the wealthy Baltimore branch of his family, once the centre of his youthful admiration. Revisiting friendships, rivalries and shared summers, he tries to understand the tragedy that shattered their apparently enviable lives.
A continental catastrophe coincides with a mother's discovery that her son has been killed and her daughter taken. In a society that fears and controls people who can command the earth, survival means confronting disasters both geological and human.
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.
Two sisters face the German occupation of France through different choices and dangers. Protecting loved ones and resisting the occupiers demand sacrifices that neither could have anticipated. Their intersecting stories follow the pressures of war within households as well as the risks taken beyond them.
Having lost his mining fortune, Mauro Larrea wins a Spanish vineyard in a gamble and travels to Jerez intending to sell it. His encounter with Soledad Montalvo opens a different future, linking ambition, family secrets and renewal across Mexico, Cuba and Spain.
Guille’s constant smile and vivid imagination conceal a family situation that the adults around him struggle to understand. When his teachers look beyond his cheerful answers, a child’s private world becomes the key to approaching an unspoken emotional wound.
This historical novel follows Spanish soprano Lina Codina and her marriage to composer Sergei Prokofiev. From the artistic life of 1920s Paris to imprisonment under Stalin, her trajectory links love and music to political repression, showing how public history can overturn a life built around private ambitions.
A valley survives under the protection of a wizard known as the Dragon, who periodically takes a young woman into his service. Agnieszka's encounter with him reveals unexpected abilities and draws her into the struggle against the corrupted Wood nearby.
