Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Nineteen cameras control the destiny of the inhabitants of the Bilbao neighborhood called San Francisco, the setting for the action of the novel. They are streets that were occupied in other times by miners and dockworkers, that attended to the emergence of republican ideology, and which were a space for freedom and diversion for generations. The closing of many of the shops, the emergence of heroine, and the massive arrival of immigrants upset... - Read more

612 euros, the government loan on which so many families depend, is the title of the second addition to the detective saga of Touré. Respected by his compatriots, watched by the police, and wanted by the white women, the displaced Touré survives by doing the most diverse of jobs. On this occasion, with the arrival of a supposed family member, he will find himself enveloped in a series of absurd obstacles, where, in order to get... - Read more

"When he left his home, the time traveler was unaware of his condition; it was still a few hours away before he realize that impossible certainty." Imagine if you could jump back in time and go at to some point in which you have made some sort of decision in your life. Would you try to win back a lost love? Would you use your power to become rich? Would you try to improve the world?   Victor Piñol, a lonely guy marked by an... - Read more

The return of the great inventor, who went as far as helping Elizabeth II herself with her rodent problem. Miss Bubble receives a letter from Elizabeth II and has to travel immediately to Buckingham Palace. The queen is in trouble: there is an invasion of rats in the city of London. They have managed to penetrate the palace and have stolen one of the most valuable pieces from Elizabeth's collection. The rodents act under the orders of Jack... - Read more

Alex Colt is an orphan who lives in a shelter. One day he slides down a sliding chute but never reaches the ground. His body disappears from earth and reappears aboard an alien spaceship. Alex is conscious of this when he sees the moon flying by the hatchway, like a sign on the road informing you that you are leaving your village. He hardly gets to see them from the other side of the glass cylinder in which he travels.... - Read more