Addictive thrillers, recovered classics, great contemporary series, a couple of comics and a whole selection of current works to enjoy.

I know that summer started a few weeks ago, but we are still in time to recommend a series of novels (and a true crime as a gift) which are worth it for the remaining summer days.

On this occasion I have grouped them by theme because there were several coincidences: two excellent prequels of two contemporary classics, two of crime, two pioneers that come to the forefront, several classics, etc. In addition, I have decided to include some comics (what is being done in the genre is very remarkable). As always, not all of them will make it to the list, but it will be everything I can recommend from what I have read in recent months.

1. Tren bala by Kotaro Isaka, Ediciones Destino

2. 1795 by Niklas Natt och Dag, Salamandra

3. Los animales de ciudad no lloran by  Graziella Moreno, ADN

4. Colombian Psycho by  Santiago Gamboa, Alfaguara

5. El hombre celoso by  Jo Nesbø, Reservoir Books

6. Planeta by  Susana Martín Gijón, Alfaguara

7. Entre los muertos by Mikel Santiago, Ediciones B

8. En lo más profundo del sur by John Connolly, Tusquets

9. Hermanas by Bernard Minier, Salamandra

10. Maisie Dobbs Jacqueline Winspear, Maeva

See complete list here