Mares de sangre I

Me llamo Sara y últimamente me pasa de todo. Y nada bueno. Me he quedado sin trabajo, no encuentro un empleo decente por culpa de la crisis (o eso me quieren hacer creer), mi exnovio me acosa y, para colmo, acabo de cumplir treinta años. ¡Nada puede ir peor! Aunque puede que mi suerte empiece a cambiar, porque me he reencontrado con una antigua compañera de facultad y me ha propuesto algo que... No, definitivamente, no. No puedo hacerlo. Imposible. ¿O tal vez sí? Quizá no sea tan malo. La insidiosa vocecilla de mi conciencia me alerta: "¡No serás capaz!". Pero la ignoro. Me parece la ...

In 1982, when he was just three years old, Samir was abandoned by his mother on the beach of El Saler. She blindfolded him and said: Don't move, I'll come right away. But she never did. No one knew why she did not return and that child ended up in a juvenile center with no other identity than his name and a handful of memories. Samir grew up among orphans and disinherited from the world, but with the determination to have a chance in life. Thirty years after his mother left him on that beach, Samir is no longer a helpless child, but a captain of the Valencia Judicial Police. However, his past ...

Londres, 1872. En sus corazones, la atracción y la duda se fueron tornado abismo, deseo..., amor. Frances Atwood es una soñadora que plasma todo cuanto siente en resmas de papel. Desde muy pequeña, un solo deseo ronda por su mente: hacerse un hueco en el mundo de las letras. Admiradora de Jane Austen o de Christina Rossetti, Frances dista mucho de ser una jovencita casadera centrada en encontrar marido. Pese a ejercer un fuerte atractivo entre los hombres, su interés hacia ellos es prácticamente nulo. Ella se mueve en línea recta, sin curvaturas, sin baches, y es muy probable que no...

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