A naval historian dies before revealing the location of a coveted Atlantic treasure. Pietro Rivas and Nagore Freire investigate deaths linked to a vanished galleon, while events in Vigo in 1700 reveal how an entomologist, a nobleman and a pirate friar became part of its history.
After ten years without news of Aunt Lidia, the narrator unexpectedly sees her in a Madrid café. The encounter releases memories of the two years they lived together. Through that return to a formative relationship, the novel joins the story of growing up to an unusual and emotionally charged family history.
Paedyn Gray and Kai Azer return to Ilya to face a decision that could reshape their lives and the kingdom. In the conclusion to the Powerless trilogy, personal desire collides with the demands of loyalty and the future of those who depend on Paedyn.
Two sisters grow up in Lanzarote, surrounded by family rituals, the island’s landscape and a gift passed down through generations. Their childhood becomes inseparable from secrets and loss. A daughter’s perspective pieces together affection, fear and the silences through which a family remembers its own history.
As invaders from the stars threaten his people, a trapper ventures through a portal seeking a way to preserve their independence. His path crosses that of a dragon bound in human form and a ship’s crew struggling to retain their freedom.
Returning home after his father’s suspicious accident, Roman Carruthers discovers his brother owes dangerous criminals money. He offers his financial skills to protect the family, while his sister investigates their mother’s disappearance and the crematorium business becomes part of a lethal bargain.
During a book signing in Bilbao, novelist Quintana Torres receives material connected to Alba, whose death inspired an earlier book. The discovery sends her back to Urkizu and to a disappearance during the 1999 midsummer celebrations. Investigating the past means confronting the personal history she had turned into fiction.
A young woman’s disappearance brings investigator Alma Ortega back to her hometown of Almansa. Working alongside her sister, she must navigate strained family ties and a community’s buried secrets while trying to reconstruct what happened to the missing teenager.
A school outing to the zoo ends in disaster shortly before Christmas. Joséphine’s parents want to understand what happened and why their daughter seems central to the affair. As they follow the chain of events, each explanation unsettles the previous one, turning an apparently straightforward incident into an increasingly surprising investigation.
The death of Colombian sculptor Feliza Bursztyn in Paris becomes the starting point for a novel about an artist’s freedom. Juan Gabriel Vásquez reconstructs the crossings of family, exile, love and artistic ambition in her life. Following her story also means confronting the forces that restricted a woman determined to create on her own terms.
A painting entrusted to her sends young Louisa in search of the people hidden within its story. Twenty-five years earlier, four teenagers found refuge in friendship beside the sea. Their shared summer connects with Louisa’s present in a novel about art, loss and the bonds that outlast childhood.
With war under way and trust uncertain, Violet Sorrengail must travel beyond Aretia’s protective wards to seek allies. The journey tests the bonds with her companions as the need for an army, magic and answers draws her toward unfamiliar lands and dangerous secrets.
Pedro Ruiz approaches contemporary life through humour, polemic and occasional poetry. His observations turn to digital dependence, public outrage and social habits, inviting readers to examine the everyday absurdities in which they may also take part.
A young Spaniard arrives in 1920s Oran under the assumed name Cecilia Belmonte. Hard work and involvement in a crime threaten to trap her in another person’s control. Her struggle to rebuild a life unfolds alongside Spanish migration and the upheavals of French colonial Algeria.
Ari arrives in Camariñas to work as a guide in its lace museum. Around her, women whose labour sustains the town grow tired of the arrangements that keep them subordinate. Their response reaches towards older powers associated with the sea and lacemaking, bringing collective resistance into contact with local myth.
Awaiting punishment by the Inquisition, Leo Vicar dictates the story of his youth to a royal scribe. His account follows forbidden love, broken religious commandments and encounters with witches and demons through a world shaped by faith and brutality.
Laura C. Vela brings together memories, conversations and messages while revisiting abuse experienced during adolescence. The book follows the effort to find words for what happened and to reconsider her own history. Rather than arranging pain into a neat resolution, it records the uneven work of rebuilding a sense of self.
Brother Diaz receives an unlikely mission: lead a group of condemned monsters to place a thief on a contested throne. In a Europe threatened by war, plague and returning elves, even holding this dangerous company together may prove impossible.
A struggling lawyer sees an opportunity when a wealthy widow asks him to prepare her will. The promise of financial security becomes a trap when her story unravels and he faces a murder accusation, leaving him to uncover the real culprit.
On the eve of her daughter’s wedding, Gail Baines loses her job and receives an unexpected visit from her ex-husband. When the bride reveals a troubling secret, the celebrations become entangled with old tensions, forcing Gail and her family to reconsider love, marriage and their shared past.