Cornelia Bororquia, o, La víctima de la Inquisición

Un mujeriego, una chica poco delicada y un exconvicto. No podrían tener más diferencias. ¿Cuál es el único lugar donde todas esas diferencias desaparecen? En el dormitorio. —Entremos —dijo Liam, tomando la llave tarjeta del hotel a la cual Calla se aferraba. Ella lucía confundida hasta que Liam dirigió su mirada a Mack y añadió—: Todos. Calla abrió sus ojos, sorprendida, y abrió ligeramente su boca. Pero al abrir la puerta, entró y la mantuvo completamente abierta. Como invitación. M*ldito. Mack lo sentía en su pecho y en sus testículos: el deseo. Ella no entiende la...

"When childhood friend Victoria rejects his love, Jeremy takes his life on his twentieth birthday. On his twenty-first birthday, he wakes to find Victoria holding his hand, blissfully in love with him. Jeremy can't remember the previous year, but he savors the miracle of waking up alongside the woman he loves. The next time he wakes, two years have passed and Jeremy is now a spectator of his own life. Victoria has given him a child, but the man alongside her is a cruel, egotistical, seemingly unknowable Jeremy. Is it amnesia? Insanity? Or has Jeremy been cursed for his selfish, destructive...

During the years of Mexican President Calderone, drug cartels fought pitched battles against other cartels, the police, the army, and the good citizens of Mexico. Kidnappings, murder, threats, and intimidation by drug cartels impinged on every facet of Mexican life. This story of the de la Vega family in Culiacan, the state capital of the Mexican state of Sinaloa, tells of their struggles with the death of their beloved sister and the courageous brothers who become a force exacting revenge on the Pacific cartel ...

Cuban author Aida Bahr's new novel [Voices and Their Echos]. Published in Puerto Rico, a important example of today's Caribbean narrative.