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Mexico, 1942: this country has just declared war on Germany, and its capital has recently been invaded by the most unusual and colorful fauna: German communists, Spanish republicans, Trotsky and his disciples, Mimí, ladies hatter, Balkan kings, the most varied secret service agents and wealthy Jewish financiers. Much later, after the accidental finding of some documents, a historian interested in such a passionate context, tries to shed... - Read more

  What if your mother was the best forger of ancient books in history?  Someone who’s been dead forty years can’t be kidnapped and, surely, cannot bleed. Vitoria, 2022. Former inspector Unai López de Ayala —aka Kraken— receives an anonymous call that will change what he thinks he knows about his family’s past: he has one week to find the legendary “Black Book of Hours”, an rare... - Read more

In the sixties and seventies of the past century, hundreds of thousands of Spanish women immigrated to Germany in search of work. They were anonymous heroines that faced a new world and many a time hostile one, in an effort to help their families. This extraordinary novel is the story of one of them, but it could be that of all of them. It is the harsh but moving story of Ana, from leaving her native village in Ávila with a small... - Read more

The Discovery of an identity and an unknown and dramatic past. The author of this book was born in Barcelona and was educated as a catholic in Franco’s Roman Apostolic Spain. Many years later, after the long sickness and death of her mother, Dory Sontheimer discovers, in her home’s attic, the seven boxes that reveal an identity and a past as unknown as it is dramatic. Putting order to this emerging legacy, composed of... - Read more