CHILDREN OF HEAVEN LUIS MIGUEL ARIZA 
The adventure of the English doctor overcame the deadly epidemic of smallpox in imperial China
A NOVEL BASED SPEECH IN THE HISTORY OF A LEGENDARY REAL ISSUE THAT NOBODY HAD TOLD SO FAR
CHINA SEA, 1805. In a sinking ship travels about the Balmis Xavier, a English doctor visionary blinded by a mission that many considered folly: to carry smallpox vaccine to China within the bodies of orphans and slow the progression of the deadliest disease known to man. However, his brave deed is in danger: the dreaded Chinese pirate surround them, the country's authorities refuse any Western intrusion and Thomas, the last of the orphans who served Balmis as a transmission belt of the vaccine, has disappeared. Only when the emperor's nephew fall prey to the disease, Balmis get permission to carry out their plan: to vaccinate the population and ensure that the Empire did not disappear, but the cure depends on the life of one boy ...
On their way they will hit the terrible and beautiful woman-dragon, the queen of the pirates, with Victor, a spy for the emperor, who, accompanied by two eunuchs disturbing, must find the missing nephew, with witches, with opium traffickers and with unscrupulous British sailors willing to do anything to get on with their business. He
Luis Miguel Ariza is a biologist, journalist and novelist. He has been head of the Science section of the newspaper La Razon, has worked in the prestigious Scientific American and New Scientist and in 2000 coordinated the English TV series 2.mil. He has published three novels: The Shadow of the Shaman (2002), Kraken. Caught in the Abyss (2005) and Lazarus Project (2007). He currently writes for El País Semanal and interesting articles and informative reports on Science, Medicine and History. already available for purchase in ebook
Memoirs of a bitch Petrizzo, Francesca 
A ship off the Greek coast. On board, a woman tries to distinguish profile of the Peloponnese in the uncertain light of dusk. It is Helen of Troy, returned to their homeland by her husband, Menelaus, after the destruction of the proud city.
the wind and waves, she hopes her own story. His voice, melancholy, vibrant, tells of a love-hungry creature, full of passion and sensuality, but forced to marry a man she has chosen. A decision of the sorrows and tragedies to be born, because among other arms Helena seek that which has been denied.
Helena
The figure breaks into the story with strength, rage and tenderness of a real character, an archetype of all women through the ages have opposite reasons of the heart to those in power.
The Heretic's Daughter Sankaran, Vanitha 
France, 1320. A strange little girl, Snow White, was born while his mother died, and his appearance indicates that she is the daughter of the devil, and to prevent it say the word midwife cuts the tongue. But Auda is strong and survives. His father, a renowned manufacturer of paper in the city teaches you to write so you can communicate. His handwriting is so neat to find a job with the lords of the castle, where they will be safe from the Inquisition,
chasing all those suspected of having any dealings with Satan. The Holy Office however, Auda's father accused of doing business with the Good Men and sentenced him to death. Auda Will clear the name of his father in time to save his life?
Vanitha Sankaran has a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering from Northwestern University and a masters in creative writing from Antioch University. Several of his stories have been published in various print and online magazines. Is also the founder of the literary magazine Flashquake. Currently he is working on her second novel, about printing in Renaissance Venice.
