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  PLANETA AWARD 2020 A moving historical thriller that spans a century teeming  with revenge, incest and battles. "She acts like a lion. Charges like an eagle. Executes like a scorpion."   1137. The Duke of Aquitaine --France's most coveted region--is found dead in Compostela. His body turns blue and signs of the "blood eagle", an ancient Norman torture. His daughter, Eleanor, decides to take revenge and to do so marries the son... - 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

Judge Lola MacHor and her husband James, a medical researcher at the CSIC, have been together for more than 30 years. One evening, James invites two Friends over for dinner, J.J., an American doctor, and Rafael Scott, adviser to a Texan senator of Argentinian origin. Both have worked hard so that this year’s prestigious Wolf Award for Medical Research goes to James. During dinner, in which Lola wears a bracelet that belonged to her... - Read more

  This fascinating feminist science fiction novel has been awarded the I Premio Pinto y Maragota for sexual and gender diversity, organized by the City Council of Pontevedra y Generales. The jury highlighted “its exceptional literary quality and revolutionary reflection regarding the construction of sex and gender, of identities and sexual orientations, as well as a profound feminist and environmental vision regarding the planet's... - 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