Women Who Forgive, By Camilla Lackberg

Women who do not forgive

The Swedish writer Camilla Lackberg accelerates more if she found her production rhythm and with hardly any respite she already presents in 2020 a new plot between the police and the thriller, in that perfect balance that makes this author one of the most widely read internationally . Having ...

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A thousand forbidden kisses, by Sonsoles Ónega

A thousand kisses forbidden

What's new about Sonsoles Ónega for 2020. A love story forbidden by circumstances but recovered for the cause of destiny. Sometimes coincidences become accomplices of wishes. Costanza and Mauro had been waiting for half their lives until an unforeseen meeting on Madrid's Gran Vía ...

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The lions of Sicily, by Stefania Auci

The lions of Sicily

The Florio, a powerful dynasty turned legend that left its mark on the history of Italy. Ignazio and Paolo Florio arrived in Palermo in 1799 fleeing poverty and the earthquakes that shook their native land, in Calabria. Although the beginnings are not easy, in a short time ...

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The Hour of the Hypocrites, by Petros Markaris

The hour of the hypocrites

There is a Mediterranean crime novel that runs like a current between Greece, Italy and Spain. In Hellenic lands we have Petros Markaris, in Italy Andrea Camilleri replicates and on its western side, the immeasurable Váquez Montalban was waiting for them until recently. So each novel by one of ...

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The Temptation of the Caudillo, by Juan Eslava Galán

The Temptation of the Caudillo

Zigzagging between the great historical novels and informative works, Juan Eslava Galán always arouses great interest among readers, the interest of the author seasoned in a bibliography as extensive as it is brilliant. On this occasion, Eslava Galán brings us closer to a well-known photograph. The one with the two dictators walking ...

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The book merchant, by Luis Zueco

The book merchant

After completing his medieval trilogy, the Aragonese Luis Zueco invites us to another exciting journey a century later, when the printing press began to shape a new world. Knowledge was housed in coveted libraries and the knowledge gathered in the growing volumes offered the power, the privileged information of ...

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The Fires of Autumn, by Irène Némirovsky

The autumn fires

A work that is recovered for the cause of the deepening bibliography of Irene Nemirovsky, already mythical author of world literature. Novel by the writer already consolidated in her profession, loaded with that transcendence of the work that could never be presented due to the unfortunate end that awaited her ...

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The Sixth Trap, by JD Barker

The sixth trap

Today's horror genre finds its most efficient preacher in JD Barker. Because under the first appearance of black genre, we end up discovering in the trilogy that closes with this sixth trap a volume made an investigative thriller in which the investigated is the devil himself. Because …

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Mathematics and Gambling, by John Haigh

Mathematics and Gambling, by John Haigh

Mathematics and, specifically, statistics, have been two of the subjects that have caused the greatest headaches in students of all times, but they are fundamental disciplines for decision-making. The human being is not a species especially gifted for the analysis of large ...

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Life Plays With Me, by David Grossman

Life plays with me

When David Grossman tells us that life plays with him, we can assume that at the end of this book we also discover how life plays with us. Because Grossman narrates (even in this case in the mouth of little Guili), from that internal forum that lives between the ...

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The map of affections, by Ana Merino

The map of affections

Who has not lived a forbidden love story? Even if only because all love always ends up meeting some kind of disapproval even from mere envy. It is true that less and less happens that what is prohibited is limited to sexual freedom, naturally. But there are always taboos ...

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With the water around the neck, by Donna Leon

With the water up to the neck

It never hurts to immerse yourself in a new story by the American Donna Leon and her indefatigable curator Guido Brunetti, someone in whom the writer turns her passion for the Italy of her youth. And I say that it never hurts because that way we can recover the old shine of ...

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