Reyes Calderón is an award-winning Spanish novelist, university professor, economist and business administrator.
Throughout her career she has enrolled in several universities, such as La Sorbonne and Berkeley. And, although her academic career is admirable, the author stands out among her colleagues for having created one of the best-known suspense sagas in the country: the books starring Judge Lola MacHor.
Among the works belonging to this literary succession, the following stand out: “Las Lágrimas de Hemingway,” “Los crímenes del número primo,” “El expediente Canaima,” “El último paciente del Doctor Wilson, “La venganza del asesino par,” “Dispara a la la luna,” and “Clave Matisse.” These have received mostly positive reviews, which translates into great sales success.
