It is October, autumn is coming (hopefully at once), the ideal time comes to start looking for shelter at home with a good book, ideally Novelty those of us who are more fond of. Among the multiple titles that come out next month I choose these 7. A couple of native authors, the last RBA award black novel, the exquisite Perry, the German Bannalec and the haunting Fitzek and Katzenbach.
Disappearance in Trégastel - Jean Luc Bannalec
We are going for the 6th installment from the series starring the commissioner Georges dupin, whose greatest success is being achieved in Germany. Let us remember that Jean Luc Bannalec is pseudonym from the German publisher and translator of Breton origin Jörg Bong.
Georges Dupin, another example of European policemen whose cases take place in rural and seemingly peaceful settings, this time it seems that he takes some vacation. But since he cannot be idle, he entertains himself by taking a look at what is going on around him.
So soon he finds that a statue disappears of the port chapel, after they attack a deputy during a demonstration and finally also a woman disappears. But the bottom line is finding a corpse. Dupin will begin to investigate the cases in secret.
Seat 7A - Sebastian Fitzek
Since it bothered us enough with Experiment Fitzek has specialized in the thriller psychological. This time it takes us 40.000 feet up to get on a plane with Matt Kruger, what's wrong with it panic to fly. And it is such a great panic that it always does with a lot of manias and superstitions.
But it also goes with several tickets on seats according to the chances of survival What is in according to which rows and at what time of the flight. For this specific trip the LegendAir in Buenos Aires-Berlin has also even booked seat 7A, the most dangerous of all as it has been verified, so that nobody sits in it and does not run the risk of dying.
However, his entire plan falls apart when he receives a call where someone in berlin has kidnapped his daughter, who is about to give birth, and sets a single condition not to kill her: crash the plane. So the dilemma is served: save the lives of your loved ones, those of the 600 passengers on the plane and avoid the greatest of your fears: dying in a plane crash.
Check the psychoanalyst - John Katzenbach
Another specialist in thrillers psychological, Katzenbach returns with his doctor Starks and a second part of the title that elevated him to success.
Now we are five years later. Starks has rebuilt his professional life and returns to practice as a psychoanalyst She lives in Miami and cares for teenagers with serious psychological problems as well as wealthy patients from Florida society.
But one night, when he enters his office, he discovers on the couch the cause of his worst nightmare and that he believed dead, rumplestilskin. However, this one surprises him when he asks for help. And it is clear that Starks will not be able to refuse.
All the best - Cesar Pérez Gellida
The October 25 this new story by Pérez Gellida from Valladolid. It is already the ninth title of his career. He has reported it on his social networks where he has told us that this new novel maintains some themes from the previous ones such as his black style, a criminal investigation and a serial killer. But add others like the espionage and the Cold War, since it is set in Berlin in 1980.
The island of the last voices - Mikel Santiago
It has also come out already, but surely we will get the batteries with it in October. Santiago is another national teacher of the thriller and this has all the signs to be a new success.
This time we are going to an island lost in the North Sea where a temporary and almost all of them have already fled in the last ship. There are no more than fifty people left, including Carmen, a Spanish woman who works in the small local hotel, and a handful of fishermen. It is they who find a mysterious metal container next to the cliffs. From there we will see what they are capable of doing to survive.
Betrayal - Walter Mosley
It is the title with which this angelino writer just won the XII RBA Police Novel Award. It stars a detective in the tradition of the Raymond classics Chandler, named Joe King Oliver.
Oliver was an honest New York police officer with a single soft spot for women. But he also had powerful enemies in the Corps and was victim of a trap that landed him in jail. The consequences were the abandonment of his wife and the change to cynical and disenchanted with his vision of the world. Is now private detective and has the help of his teenage daughter, the only one who does not let him be alone.
But when you receive a letter of a woman where she confesses that she was paid for accuse you of a false sexual assault to imprison him, Joe decides to investigate what possible ex-teammates orchestrated his downfall and the reasons for doing so. His search for justice and personal redemption It will lead you through a tangle of corrupt law enforcement officers and sneaky attorneys all the while having to worry about protecting your daughter.
Death at Blackheath - Anne Perry
Anne Perry is one of the greatest ladies of the genre noir in its Victorian version. His most classic and admired characters are the inspector Thomas Pitt and his wife Charlotte. This title was the delivery number 29 of the series that they star in and now it comes out in pocket edition. This time the action takes place in her hometown, Blackheath, where the author was born in 1938.
In this story, and since he is commander of the Special Branchtasked with keeping Britain safe from spies and traitors, Pitt will be surprised to be ordered investigate two seemingly minor incidents: the discovery of blood, hair and broken glass at the home of naval weapons expert Dudley Kynaston, and the simultaneous disappearance of Mrs. Kynaston's maid.
However, later the mutilated corpse of an unidentified young woman near the Kynastons' and Pitt's home, you will understand that this is not just a police investigation.