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What book to read this summer 2017

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Goodbye music

Goodbye music

A new case of the inspector John Rebus, the famous character created by the Scottish writer Ian Rankin, one of the current figures of the crime novel. This time, Rebus must investigate the suspicious death of a Russian poet while a Russian delegation is visiting Edinburgh. This investigation may jeopardize the inspector's retirement …

The music of goodbye, Ian Rankin
Ed. RBA, € 19

First of all, a lot of karma

First of all, a lot of karma

Second part of Do not blame karma for what happens to you as an asshole. Do not miss it if you want to know what happens to Sara now that her particular impossible love story has become real and she is with Aaron, with her perfect son, a job she dreamed of … and with new reasons to screw up even the bottom and complicate existence.

Above all, a lot of karma, Laura Norton
Ed. Espasa, € 19.90

Mrs. Stendhal

Mrs. Stendhal

The Spanish postwar period continues to inspire intense novels, like this one, which we don't want to talk too much about so as not to make spoilers. The ending is surprising, so all the ideas you make while reading it may not be as you imagine …

Mrs. Stendhal, Rafel Nadal
Ed. Destino, € 18.50

Calendar girl 4

Calendar girl 4

Yes, there are 3 novels before. If you have not read them, we recommend that you do it before taking this one and that you turn the air conditioning down to 7º or 8º, although we do not guarantee that you will not burn with Mia's hot stories. She is a young woman forced to work as a escort girl but who, instead of the harsh reality of prostitution, lives incredible fairy tales in the bed of gorgeous millionaires who are also gods of sex.

Calendar girl 4, Audrey Carlan
Ed. Planeta, € 17.90

The water rites

The water rites

It is the second part of the Trilogy of the White City. If the first novel is absorbing, the second does not lag behind. Inspector Unai López de Ayala returns from the dead to once again face another series of ritual cases. And if the murders are intriguing, the love life of the protagonist is no less intriguing.

The rites of water, Eva García Sáenz de Urturi
Ed. Planeta, € 19.50

Bad luck

Bad luck

Jack Reacher - whom Tom Cruise gave life in the cinema - has to investigate the murder of a member of the special unit of which he was part. As always, Reacher embarks on a fast-paced and ruthless adventure that we don't recommend to catch the dream of because they keep you in suspense until the last page.

Bad luck, Lee Child
Ed. RBA, € 19

Call me Alejandra

Call me Alejandra

An interesting insight into the family of Russia's last Tsarina, Alejandra, after her husband's abdication. The only thing she aspires to is seeing her daughters married, her son living in peace. When the girls ask her to tell them something about her past, the Tsarina recalls her great love story with Tsar Nicolas and her good friendship with Rasputin …

Call me Alejandra, Espido Freire
Ed. Planeta, € 20.50

New russia

New russia

If we had to summarize this novel in one word it would be DE-LI-RAN-TE. This 21st century Russia, which is a world from which new money and new power flow, and which changes so fast that it breaks all sense of reality, harbors a form of dictatorship much more subtle than any of the 20th century, and is ready to challenge the West …

The New Russia, Peter Pomerantsev
Ed. RBA, € 20

The lady of the well

The lady of the well

A gothic thriller that will catch you from the first page, when the corpse of a Roman maiden appears at the foot of a well of legend, which will give rise to all kinds of tricks. This crime will be followed by others and Octavio Reigosa will be the police officer in charge of stopping this massacre and finding the person responsible, to calm the spirits of a society that has gone into panic mode.

The lady of the well, Daniel Sánchez Pardos
Ed. Minotauro, € 17.95

Sons of the Stasi

Sons of the Stasi

East Berlin, 1975. Detective Karin Müller has to investigate the death of a teenage girl found next to the wall that divides the two Germanies. Müller is surprised to discover that the girl was trying to flee… but from West Germany. If so, then why doesn't the Stasi, the political police, want me to fully investigate the case when the evidence doesn't add up?

Sons of the Stasi, David Young
Ed. Harper Collins, € 18.90

Police corruption

Police corruption

Danny Malone surrounds himself with the smartest, the toughest, the fastest, the bravest … and, like him, corrupt cops. The masters of North Manhattan. But … every pig gets its San Martín, and Malone must decide between betraying everything he believes in - or believed - and his survival. Will there be any police left in it?

Police Corruption, Don Winslow
Ed. RBA, € 20

The indiscreet editor

The indiscreet editor

This story is reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window , but with a pregnant woman who has to rest completely to avoid losing her second child. Míriam kills time by reading police stories and either because of it or because of cheating, her neighbors will catch her attention and excite her suspicions …

The indiscreet editor, Francesc Bellart
Ed. Sphere of books, cpv

After Love

After Love

It is the novel winner of the Fernando Lara Novel Prize 2017. And it is a great love story, one of those that are written with legendary lyrics. Carmen is an unhappily married woman who embarks on a train trip during which she will meet Federico's eyes and thus turn her life upside down …

After love, Sonsoles Ónega
Ed. Planeta, € 21.90

Portico

Portico

Frederik Pohl is one of the great authors of science fiction, and Portico, a classic of the genre that in 1978 won the Hugo, Nebula and John W. Campbell Memorial Awards with this story about a kind of intergalactic "gold rush" in the that the discovery of an extraterrestrial space base allows men to access the riches of other planets, but also their horrors …

Portico, Frederik Pohl
Ed. Nova, cpv

Are you one of those who pay overweight for the suitcase because they cannot travel without carrying a book (or more than one)? Wouldn't the hours at the beach or pool be the same if after reading your Clara magazine you didn't also have a book to entertain yourself?

Or is it essential for you to read three or four pages to take a nap with enthusiasm …? If you are one of these (or some other "unidentified reader category"), we have a lot of news for this summer.

And we have them of all styles, so you can find what you want most: thriller, romantic novel, erotic novel, fantastic … Don't miss our gallery and good reading!