Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Juan is married to Claudia and in love with Laura—all three know it. But what none of them know is what each is willing to do so that nothing remains as it is. “Goodbye to Men” is the story of a dilemma in silence, in defiance and in renunciation in order to obtain an amazing idea of love and thus avoid the wound of solitude. A novel of human passions, confessed or hidden, between men and women.... - Read more

  LAURA RESTREPO'S NEW NOVEL A double love story in a world on the verge of collapse, by the winner of the Alfaguara Awards, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and Grinzane Cavour. "Every myth that is born is reborn. Every myth that incarnates reincarnates." Obsessed with the Queen of Sheba, Bos Mutas, a young contemporary writer, sets out on a journey around the world to find her, just as historical figures of the likes of Solomon, Thomas... - Read more

Simon Sax could be a fortunate fellow. He is young, smart and is about to become a multi-millionaire if he is able to sell his wonderful invention—an amazing algorithm—to a multinational. However, he felt all alone. His success contrasts with his lack of social skills.Till one day he decides to check out a website for personal contacts where, and with the inexperience and passion of an adolescent, he falls madly in love with Irina,... - Read more

Financed by a mysterious American multi-millionaire and manned by an old Jewish archaeologist, a secret expedition delves deep into the Jordanian dessert. With the help of two sketchy maps, the exact location where the Ark of Covenant was buried by the Jews that saved it from the destruction of the Second Temple is pinpointed. One of these maps was amongst the Qumran scrolls, the other was found hidden in the inside a candle kept by a Jewish... - Read more

Seville, October 1936. Crisanta is given a dangerous assignment. A 16th century triptych by Jan Van Eyck has disappeared amid the looting. If she tracks it down and hands it in, she’ll get help her get out of the country. She realizes that there is no place for her in a Spain shrouded in obscurantism, and accepts, regardless of the fact that her divination instruments have advised her to stay clear of that enterprise. Legend has it that... - Read more