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Editor: Yi-Shin Lu Language: Chinese

Just 10 days before the handover of Hong Kong from British to Chinese rule, 007 is sent to investigate the infamous Chinese underworld of Triad. Discovering a diabolical plot of revenge that threatens to derail the return of the former British colony to China, Bond penetrates a deadly high stakes game of intrigue and treachery.

Illustrator: Lloyd Rognan

Eddie Zero is not your usual hero. He is a successful professional drummer from the 90s whose four interests in life are blondes, mozart, marijuana and cricket. This, his first novel, takes us from Barbados to a Bedouin encampment in the Jordanian desert, via Beirut and Swindon! You will find, amongst some beautiful women, turtles, transvestites, paedophiles, camels and drug taking. Eddie does not know how to use a gun or hit someone. He refers to himself as a wimp. He loves life, most of the time, and this novel will make you laugh, be shocked and maybe cry.

Illustrator: William Ashman

Dos historias de suspense: En la primera, Zeis; Alberto presencia un asesinato cuando se embarca en la investigación y persecución de su autor, colaborando con la familia de la víctima. Leo; Leo es el supuesto asesino de Ana, la amante del psicologo protagonista de esta segunda novela: Alberto. Todo empieza con una nota que el terapeuta recibe en su consulta, y la trama se soluciona a medida que quedan fuera los sospechosos encontrados por Alb

Percy Bysshe Shelleys Zastrozzi is a gripping and dark tale that is considered one of the early examples of gothic horror literature. The book follows the vengeful protagonist Zastrozzi as he seeks revenge against the man who wronged him, leading to a series of violent and tragic events. Shelleys writing style in Zastrozzi is characterized by its melodramatic and intense language, drawing readers into a world of passion and despair. The novels exploration of themes such as obsession, power, and morality make it a compelling and thought-provoking read, with elements of the supernatural adding to its eerie atmosphere. Set against the backdrop of the Romantic era, Zastrozzi reflects the gothic literary trends of the time, offering a blend of thrilling drama and philosophical introspection.