Best Adventure Novels

The original miracle, by Gilles Legardinier

30/01/2020

In the time machine, by HG Wells we were already making an initiatory journey through the past and future years of our civilization. And in a more homely reflection, the recent Ministry of Time, or his literary work Time is what it is, offers us a fanciful plot ...

Dead or Alive, by Michael Robotham

30/01/2020

It may sound crazy, but Audie Palmer's escape, the day before her release, and after ten years in the shadows, has a well-justified cause. While he was in prison, everyone approached him with better or worse intentions to know the whereabouts of the loot of ...

Z, the lost city, by David Grann

29/01/2020

There are certain myths and mysteries that are cyclically renewed in the popular imagination, as well as in cinema and literature. The Bermuda Triangle, Atlantis and El Dorado are probably the three magical locations in the world. Those that have derived the most in ink rain for ...

The house of the golden compass, by Begoña Valero

29/01/2020

At first we do not know if Christophe loves books so much or if the real reason for his frequent visits to the printer François Goulart's workshop is the presence of Marie, the printer's daughter. The book La casa del compás de oro was born as a double story of ...

The imprint of a letter, by Rosario Raro

28/01/2020

I have always liked stories in which everyday heroes appear. It may be a little corny. But the truth is that finding a story in which you can put yourself in the shoes of that truly exceptional person, who faces cruelty, cynicism, abuse, ...

Time is what it is, by Anais Schaaf and Javier Pascual

28/01/2020

For lovers of the series The Ministry of Time, comes this literary work highly coupled to the original series. From the Middle Ages to World War II, a chain of missions leads agents past the fascinating doors that the Ministry reserves for the necessary ...

Farm Rebellion by George Orwell

28/01/2020

The fable as a tool to compose a satirical novel about communism. Farm animals have a clear hierarchy based on indisputable axioms.

Pigs are the most responsible for the customs and routines of a farm. The metaphor behind the fable gave much to talk about its reflection in different political systems of the time.

The simplification of this personalization of animals exposes all the pitfalls of authoritarian political systems. If your reading is only looking for entertainment, you can also read under that fabulous structure.

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The Count of Monte Cristo, by Alexander Dumas

08/05/2018

No other life story like Edmond Dantès. If you embark on how the Count of Monte Cristo came to be such, you will experience betrayal and heartbreak, loneliness, tragedy… circumstances that could bring down anyone. But Edmond ruminates on a plan in his hatred and the winds of luck are blowing in his favor ...

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Life of Pi, by Yann Martel

28/01/2020

Everything. The past with its good and bad memories, with guilt and frustration ... but also the future with its hopes, its destiny to write and pending wishes. Everything is concentrated in the present when the tragedy appears near. Being shipwrecked in an ocean kills you or you ...