August it's always something loose in terms of literary novelties, since publishers reserve the big releases for the autumn season starting in September. But now later this month Yes, interesting titles are starting to come out. This is one selection including various genres and authors both national and international. We take a look.
August — Selection of news
Hellboy 31. Hellboy and the AIDP: 1957 — VV. AA.
We began this review of news in August, with a title of comic which stars Hellboy, a character with many followers. In it we have new stories that delve into his past as an AIDP agent.
Conclusion six new adventures which include those of a new edition of Witchcraft and Gustav Strobl's demonology that wreaks havoc; a ghost that haunts a mass grave; Woody's doubts as an AIDP cryptozoologist; that of a Tiger Man threatens a town in India, or what may be hidden in a old laboratory of the Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra.
They all have the drawings of various authors such as Laurence Campbell, Stephen Green, Shawn Martinbrough, Alison Sampson, Mike Norton and Ben Stenbeck, and the color of Dave Stewart and Lee Louhridge.
The time of the beasts - Victor of the Tree
One of the most followed and read writers returns, with what they already sell like a new thriller "epic and voracious", full of intrigue.
The protagonist is a police which is close to the retirement and who is banished to the quiet island of Lanzarote, where he must spend the last years of his career. But what neither he nor anyone else can imagine is that the investigation of the case of run over of a nineteen-year-old girl, originally from the East, is going to uncover a crime and power plot which extends through several European cities.
The forbidden —Nina Sweet
We continue with this novel that proposes an interesting premise, that of whether you would be capable of falling in love with a prisoner.
The stars Cora Quiroga, a young woman teacher of Literature who lives in a remote Galician town with his boyfriend, Mason Brown, a promising and ambitious lawyer. But work makes them move to Madrid. There Cora meets in prison Roque Gato, a very attractive and charming man who is fulfilling condemns for having killed a young man during a fight.
Inevitably, a relationship soon arises between the two. special chemistry which makes Cora consider her entire life and future.
The map of a new world — Luis Clog
It's not long since Luis Zueco's last success with the queen board and now he returns to immerse us again in a key period in the history of Spain, that of end of the reign of Isabel the Catholic.
So we go until 1496, when, after achieving the union of Castile and Aragon, conquering Granada and the Canary Islands, Isabel la Católica found herself in the final years of her life, but also in those she had the most power. And he does not want to lose that power and legacy, not even after his death.
Mrs. England — Stacey Halls
We continue with this novelty that takes us to the beginning of the 20th century until west yorkshire, in the Edwardian era.
Its protagonist is Ruby May, who will take care of the children of Charles and Lilian England, a couple of one powerful dynasty of factory owners. However, as she adjusts to life in the isolated Hardcastle House, it is clear that something is wrong with the beautiful and mysterious Mrs. England. The only one who is kind to Ruby, although in a way she doesn't like, is her husband: Charles England.
Thus, separated by the other maids and feeling increasingly uncomfortable, Ruby finds herself involved in some strange eventss that will force her to consider everything she thought she knew. Furthermore, she also hides a secret own.
The ladies of the secret circus —Constance Sayers
Finished this review of news from August, with this fantastic novel by the author of A witch in time. It is a magical story, told in two parts.
On the one hand, we are in Paris, in 1925. The Secret Circus is a world full of wonders and it belongs to it Cecile Cabot until he meets a painter young and charismatic, with whom he begins a passionate romance That could cost you everything.
And, on the other hand, we are going to Virginia, in 2004, where we have Lara Barnes, which is at its best until her fiancé disappears on their wedding day and all their future plans are blown up. Searching for answers, she finds the newspapers of his great-grandmother. It is then that the secrets about Lara's family and will reveal a damn that has been affecting the women in her family for generations, and that could have to do with the disappearance of her fiancé.