A recovering addict finds welcome stability caring for a young boy, until his drawings begin depicting disturbing scenes. Their increasing detail suggests knowledge no child should possess, prompting her to investigate whether the pictures reveal an unresolved crime.
Lunja grows up in a Catalan village as the daughter of an Amazigh migrant family. In conversations with her psychologist, she revisits the racism, poverty and responsibilities that shaped her childhood. The novel follows her struggle to understand those experiences and rebuild a relationship with an identity she once felt compelled to reject.
Lucas, a child famous through advertising and social media, disappears. Guardia Civil lieutenant Candela leads the search while his mother and sister complicate the investigation. The case draws together family conflict, public visibility and competing ideas about protecting children in a world built around online attention.
After her daughter Alegría is killed by a gang, a mother faces a judicial outcome she cannot accept. Grief drives a transformation in which love and the desire for revenge become difficult to separate. The thriller follows the boundaries she crosses as the loss reshapes her identity.
Forced into mine work after her father’s accident, Aurora seeks another way to survive. A second-hand Singer received at her wedding becomes both a means of independence and a witness to a hidden event. Four generations later, her bond with great-granddaughter Alba begins to uncover the family’s guarded history.
Returning from extended leave, Indira Ramos must work again with Iván Moreno while keeping a personal secret. Fingerprints identify a notorious fugitive, but the crime that made him wanted can no longer be prosecuted. Indira searches for another victim whose case could finally bring him to justice.
Andrea Ros questions the expectations and inherited rules surrounding motherhood. Drawing on the perspective behind the Madremente community, she argues for mothers to describe their own experiences and articulate their needs. The book approaches raising children as a shared conversation rather than an ideal of effortless perfection.
Javier and Celia are raising two children while trying to improve their family’s circumstances. A trip to the Pyrenees abruptly changes their lives. The novel follows the distance opening between parents and children, revealing how adolescent loneliness and adult guilt can inhabit the same household.
An expert in reading facial expressions faces a case made terrifyingly personal by her own memory loss. A confession video appears to implicate her in a family’s murder, forcing her to interpret clues while doubting the person she knows least: herself.
After a damaging relationship, Charlie accepts a secretarial job with Emerson Grant, her former boyfriend’s father and the owner of an adult club. Their attraction complicates both work and family loyalties. This adult romance explores desire, negotiated boundaries and Charlie’s search for confidence in her own wishes.
After leaving prison, Kenna returns hoping to build a relationship with her young daughter. Most people refuse to trust her, but a connection with local bar owner Ledger offers a fragile opening that could also deepen the divisions surrounding her.
Bárbara works on a television programme and shares a flat with Maca, an aspiring actress facing repeated rejection. A reunion with former school friends exposes the distance between their expectations and adult lives. Victoria Martín uses dark humour to examine frustration, precarious work and friendships that time has changed in uncomfortable ways.
Javier Zamora recalls the journey he undertook at nine to join his parents in the United States. Leaving El Salvador, he travels with strangers through dangers he can barely understand, discovering unexpected forms of care and companionship along a route that lasts much longer than promised.
Twenty-five-year-old Meryem starts working in the offices of a supermarket chain in the Canary Islands. Office hierarchies, exhausting journeys and precarious expectations shape her days, while fan fiction offers an escape. Her sharp observations trace the distance between corporate promises and the life of a young employee.
The murder of Alaska Sanders appeared to be settled until new information emerges eleven years later. Novelist Marcus Goldman joins Sergeant Perry Gahalowood in reopening the investigation, finding that the old case reaches into the personal history of his friend.
A decade-old case involving local television draws the Thursday Murder Club into a murder investigation without a body. Meanwhile, a visitor gives Elizabeth a deadly ultimatum. Joyce, Ron and Ibrahim pursue the clues as their third case brings a threat directly into their friend’s life.
A live-in housekeeper sees a wealthy family’s polished image unravel from inside their home. Her employer’s erratic behaviour and the unsettling conditions of her attic room create growing unease, while her own concealed past makes the balance of power uncertain.
With a dragon god released, the struggles of Orka, Varg and Elvar become part of a much larger conflict. Searches for missing loved ones and sworn obligations draw rival warriors toward dangerous magic and the possibility of another divine war.
Wax and his companions follow a trail of stockpiled weapons toward a city under a rival god’s influence. A devastating new explosive and the involvement of outsiders transform their long investigation into a struggle with implications far beyond their world’s politics.
Andrew Morton traces Elizabeth II’s life from a childhood outside the expected line of succession to seven decades on the throne. The biography places family relationships and personal discipline alongside public duty, examining the pressures of maintaining a monarchy through political, social and cultural change.