En primavera, los jilgueros regresan a Alhucemas desde el desierto, el mismo desierto del que vuelve el hermano de Brahim tras participar en la Marcha Verde. Para Brahim, Alhucemas es su hogar, su hábitat, allí conoce a todos y todos lo conocen.

The Winter We Took Things Into Our Own Hands, literal translation but the Spanish title involves a play on words involving 'cartas' (letters) which are both a key feature of the book and part of the Spanish expression for taking things into yo

The novel opens with the announcement of the death of a father during a bedroom scene involving his son and closes on the same day of the year, over three decades later, in the same house, into which the intrusion of some burglars causes the past

It is the 16th century. King Charles V has asked his noblemen to assist him in his campaigns throughout Europe by providing horses, and the noblemen are doing their best satisfy his needs.

It is the 16th century. King Charles V has asked his noblemen to assist him in his campaigns throughout Europe by providing horses, and the noblemen are doing their best satisfy his needs.

Uncle Theodosius has returned from one of his journeys around the world and has brought back a most peculiar specimen: a dodo bird, which everyone believes to be extinct.

London is a city full of marvels and mysteries, especially for someone who can't help sniffing out trouble wherever he goes. And it seemed like this was going to be a peaceful holiday.

All places hide mysteries, but the city of Oxford, with its secret museums and peculiar professors, is richer in mysteries than any other. James Moriarty tends to get into trouble at the smallest opportunity.

A not-so-young man inspiring to be a writer, for whom routine and the necessity to make a living have spelt the end of various aspirations, discovers that one of his old texts from childhood has been plagiarised.

Israel works in a small concession of a shop set within another shop, on the ground floor of the La Vaguada shopping centre.