María Graham

La familia de Esther Solar es... rara. Según la maldición que los persigue, aquello a lo que le tienen más miedo terminará matándolos cuando menos lo esperen y, por eso, su padre no ha salido del sótano en seis años; su hermano sella los interrup­tores con cinta para que nunca se apaguen y lo que se oculta en la oscuridad no lo devore; su madre, una ludópata, vive rodeada de amuletos vivos capaces de alejar la mala suerte. Todo eso, claro, son cosas que pasan en cualquier familia...Aunque Esther aún no sabe cuál es su miedo, está segura de que cuando lo descubra se apoderará de...

Cuando la vida se puede leer de otra manera... Tal vez, la flauta del Flautista de Hamelín no podía con todo y el canto de la Cigarra servía para algo. Tal vez, las hermanas de Cenicienta no eran envidiosas y las cuentas de la Lechera eran muy cabales. Bendito el sueño de la Bella Durmiente y bendito el Lobo que protegía a Caperucita Roja, abandonada un día por una madre con prisas...

From his village in post-war France, Brodeck makes his solitary journeys into the mountains to collect data on the natural environment. Day by day he also reconstructs his own life, all but lost in the years he spent in a camp during the war. No-one had expected to see him again. One day, a flamboyant stranger rides into the village, upsetting the fragile balance of everyday life. Soon he is named the Anderer, "the other," and tensions rise until, one night, the newcomer is murdered. Brodeck is instructed to write an account of the events leading to his death, but his report delivers much...

A picturesque small town, a cozy community garden, a facade of tolerance and acceptance - but when three women with wildly different loyalties come together, what secrets and lies will be revealed? Tara Hooper is at breaking point. With two young children, a business in a town struggling under an unexpected crime wave, and her husband more interested in his sports team than their marriage, life is a juggling act. When new neighbors arrive and they’re exactly the sort of people the town doesn't want or need, things get worse. Life has taught Helen Demetriou two things: being homeless is...