Millie and Enzo are about to marry, but someone intends to prevent their future together. This short story concentrates the series’ danger and hidden history into a single wedding day, when the promise of happiness collides with a threat that Millie cannot afford to dismiss.
The third Bloodsworn novel brings the saga's warriors toward the final struggle for Vigrid. Competing ambitions, dangerous gods and bonds forged through earlier conflicts converge as John Gwynne's Norse-inspired fantasy trilogy reaches its conclusion.
Phoebe arrives alone at a Rhode Island hotel and is mistaken for a guest at an elaborate wedding. Her unexpected connection with the bride unsettles both women’s plans, opening a story about disappointment, chance encounters and the possibility of beginning again.
In a Missouri town in 1975, an abduction binds the lives of Patch and his determined friend Saint. The search for answers grows into a story spanning decades, as memory, art and loyalty shape their lives and the possibility of finding someone refuses to fade.
Millie moves her family into a suburban house that seems to promise a fresh start. Uneasy encounters with the neighbours and their housemaid make that security doubtful. As suspicious behaviour accumulates, she must consider whether the past she hoped to leave behind is still within reach.
A forty-five-year-old artist leaves her family for a road trip from Los Angeles to New York, then stops at a nearby motel. What begins as a detour becomes an experiment in desire and independence, prompting her to reconsider the arrangements that have defined her adult life.
Justin and Emma share an unusual pattern: their former partners find lasting love immediately after dating them. They arrange a brief summer relationship, hoping to break the apparent curse. Family responsibilities and unexpected feelings soon make their carefully limited agreement much harder to keep.
An imperial officer dies when a tree apparently grows from his body. Detective Ana Dolabra and her magically altered assistant Dinios Kol investigate the extraordinary death. Their first case unfolds near the Empire’s dangerous borders, where biological transformations and hidden interests complicate the search for a murderer.
An aspiring true-crime writer arrives at a roadside hotel to reconstruct a family tragedy. His growing relationship with a young survivor draws him into the story he hoped merely to tell, making the distance between observer and participant dangerously small.
These poems consider a daily life shaped by screens, machines and distant relationships. Conversations across generations meet questions about work, bodily appearance and online intimacy. Gómez Molina explores both the discomfort produced by digital systems and the possibility of using them to build forms of companionship.
A son stays beside his dying father and tries to preserve the stories that shaped their shared life. Gardening becomes a way to think about care, memory and what remains after a death. Moving between intimate recollection and Bulgaria's recent past, Gospodinov explores the difficulty of finding words for grief.
Every Thursday, retired Nicasio visits his grandson’s grave, keeping a private ritual alive after the 1980 school explosion in Ortuella. Through the lives of the boy’s family, the novel examines how an ordinary community and its relationships endure an irreversible loss.
A police officer sent to Lanzarote expects to spend his final working years in obscurity. Investigating the death of a young woman hit by a vehicle instead leads him towards criminal interests spanning European cities. An apparently local case reveals the connections between private ambition, money and power.
Disturbing events in the region known as the Southern Triangle draw a group of investigators into a case shaped by old grievances. As the inquiry grows more violent, those seeking answers become targets themselves. The final novel in Andalucía negra connects revenge with secrets rooted in its protagonists' own lives.
Gabriel de León continues his effort to protect the Grail in a world trapped beneath an endless night. An uneasy alliance offers a possible route toward salvation, but old enemies and his own hunger make the journey increasingly uncertain.
In 1993, Blanca learns that her mother has left for good. As she grows up, she begins to fear that she possesses a supernatural gift, linking a child’s death to her own wishes. Abandonment, guilt and the search for belonging shape her passage through childhood and adolescence.
Hera helps Zeus overthrow their father, expecting to share the power of a new divine order. As Olympus takes shape, she discovers that victory has created another struggle for authority. This retelling follows her ambitions, anger and resistance beyond her familiar role as a jealous wife.
The Spanish Civil War fractures a family, a village and the wider territory around them. Historical violence meets impossible events in a narrative shaped by magical realism. Soldiers, children, artists and rural inhabitants form a collective portrait of a country coming apart and the absences it leaves behind.
Actor Tito Gil returns to his declining village with a theatrical project that might bring visitors and renewed hope. Finding the right actress becomes essential, and Paula enters the story. The collective performance draws together private longing and a community’s wish to survive, while theatre offers its participants another way to imagine their lives.
This historical novel imagines the origins of Tenerife’s Guanche communities and their resistance to Castilian conquest. Bencomo’s struggle intersects with rivalries between kingdoms and an enslaved woman’s search for her roots. Warfare and forbidden attachments connect personal destinies to the fate of an island.