Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Espido Freire builds a wonderful novel about the transforming action of love to overcome sadness. Elena and Sergio make-up a united couple, but the impossibility of becoming parents brings about the lack of love between them and Sergio decides, after twenty years of living together, to leave Elena. She falls into a deep depression that shakes all aspects of her life. Time goes by and Elena receives a request from a distant relative to host... - Read more

A few days before the harvest on the most important plot of the Marbil estate, where the grapes used for the prestigious VVV vintage are grown, the oenologist heading up the production, Esperanza Moreno, is found dead in her house, with her throat cut and a pool of blood on the floor. It appears to be a crime of passion because she is several weeks pregnant. Now a deputy inspector in the San Sebastián police force, Vicente Parra will... - Read more

No animal is as dangerous as the human being. Elena is an animal of the human species, a passionate veterinarian who spends her life at the Valencia zoo protecting the beings she loves: elephants, chimpanzees, lions... She takes care of them with affection and keeps them away from danger, until a shooter begins to sow panic. Who is this hidden criminal who intends to annihilate the most beautiful specimens of other species? The unusual... - Read more

With great psychological depth and a unique plot, Juan Bolea offers his readers a psychological thriller through the main character of the strict Elena Enciso, a Gijon gallery owner with a complicated life who has fallen on hard times. The business she inherited from her father is in financial difficulties; her ex-husband accosts, threatens and blackmails her; her stepson of 15, Alex, belonging to her second husband, is developing a worrisome... - Read more

Miguel and Helena meet in a nursing home in Tarifa, at an age in which they believe that they already lived everything. Miguel is afraid to fly. Helena is terrified of the sea. Both have adult children and feel that they have relegated them to an almost ornamental existence. The dramatic suicide of a fellow resident opens their eyes. They don’t want their last days to be spent remembering and yearning for supposed better times.  And... - Read more