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Simon Bughin suspects that behind the unexpected suicide of his sister lies a stormy relationship with a satanic sect. His investigations bring him to Shimts, a small town in the north of Scotland. There he meets the shy and distant Max, a young cartoonist, who has arrived to this remote place lead by a similar preoccupation: his mother also committed suicide for unknown reasons a few weeks ago. Both characters live in the local hotel, an old... - 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

The young seamstress Sira Quiroga leaves Madrid months before the up-rising, dragged by her unbridled love for a man whom she hardly knows. Together they settle in Tangiers, a mundane city, exotic and vibrant where all the unthinkable can become real, even betrayal and desertion. Alone and hounded by debts, Sira moves to Tetuan, capital of the Spanish Protectorate in Morocco. With unspeakable schemes and the help of friends of ill repute, she... - Read more

An old Spanish historical mystery awakens the interest of a journalist, a retired “psychic spy” of a top secret US Air force program, and several cardinals in Rome. Its solution is linked to a Sixteenth Century nun, María Jesús of Ágreda (1602-1665), who was accused by the Spanish inquisition of travelling more than 500 times to the New Mexico territories using her power to ‘bilocate’ (to be in two... - Read more

Fear’s Skin “An excellent novel.” El país “A beautiful and well plotted novel” El Cultural, El Mundo The story starts with a couple shots a drunken father, crazed by hate, fires in the middle of the night. The narrator (“a man dispossessed of attributes, who incessantly rummages his consciousness, that dark zone where his writing aires itself”) suffers his first epileptic attack. What follows is... - Read more