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Cocktails & Drinks Book This extraordinary book offers an interesting review of the world of cocktails. It’s structured into two separate sections: the first deals with new cocktail concepts that the author has coined in his bars, the basic ingredients, the different types of drinks and alcohols, the tools and utensils needed to prepare a good drink at home; of the ways and means that need to be known, the knowhow, the tricks, and a... - Read more

After his heroic performance in the Battle of Ganimedes, Alex was hoping to be received like a hero and finally get the respect and admiration of all the officers. But the mysterious event that allows him and his friends to gain access to The Arrow and pilot it was witnessed  by  Captain Churé,  who  decides to expel him from MOTHER without a second thought. Alex is abandoned in the middle of an unpopulated place on... - Read more

75 years after the debut of Batman and much has changed for the bat since the 1960’s image of the man with the beer belly dressed by his mother for a school function. Beneath this image is a hidden character that is ambiguous, neurotic, unhealthily obsessive and marked by the assassination of his parents. A lunatic who does the right thing. A knight in shining armor that tries to stop the city’s sea of crime with his own two hands.... - Read more

A new psychological thriller that will take you into the dark depths of contemporary Russia. Moscow is plagued with a series of gruesome murders. Ksenia, an ambitious young editor in the news department of a small but influential online journal decides to track down the serial killer, devising an elaborate website to entrap him and thereby boost her company's profile. She soon realises, however, that her obsession with the psychopath reflects... - Read more

In Cela, piel adentro , the son of the Nobel Prize winner manages to create a portrait that is both literary and personal of Camilo José Cela, undoubtedly one of the crucial figures that Spanish literature produced in the twentieth century. In what is the best homage and account from he who was dreaming since his youth of the Nobel Prize of Literature, Cela Conde reviews the life of his father, the man who was to him, above all, a... - Read more