Libros de Joan Fallon

Entre La Sierra Y El Mar

• 392 páginas

Cuentos De Santiago

• 254 páginas

La Ciudad Resplandeciente: Serie Al-andalus Libro 1

• 466 páginas

Dark Heart: A Jacaranda Dunne Mystery

• 316 páginas
• Set in southern Spain, 'Dark Heart' is the second crime novel in the Jacaranda Dunne..

Sophie Is Still Missing

• 338 páginas
• Jacaranda Dunne-known to everyone as JD-is an ex-Metropolitan police officer who has moved to Málaga to open a detective agency. At first, the work is routine, missing dogs, stolen passports and unfaithful husbands. Then one day a woman bursts into...

The Prisoner

• 306 páginas
• The Prisoner is an exciting, fast moving story of adventure and romance set in the exotic and vibrant 11th century city of Málaga, and is the third novel in The City of Dreams series. It opens when a young Moorish prince wakes to the filth and sten...

The Pirate

• 336 páginas
• Set in 11th century Málaga, The Pirate is the second book in The City of Dreams trilogy. This fast moving and exciting historical novel takes the reader into the medieval world of the merchants and seafarers who sail along the western coast of the...

The Apothecary

• In the first novel in a new historical series set in Moorish Spain, Joan Fallon sets the action in the busy medieval port of Málaga. Following on from the successful al-Andalus series, we meet up again with the younger members of the family who...

Palette Of Secrets

• Palette of Secrets is a mystery story about a famous artist, Nancy Miller. Nancy is growing old and is in the early stages of Alzheimers. She has been persuaded by her agent to publish her memoirs but needs a ghost writer to help her to write them. She...

Love Is All

• When Mark tells his wife that he has been having an affair with her oldest and dearest friend, he sets off a chain of events that reverberates throughout his whole family and changes the lives of those he loves forever.

The Thread That Binds Us

• On the surface Susan seems to have a normal, loving family, but there are secrets in her past that she cannot share with anyone. Because of this she is considered by those who know her to be an aloof and cold woman. One day her home is burgled and amongst...

The Eye Of The Falcon

• When the caliph of al-Andalus, al-Hakim II, dies leaving an eleven-year-old boy as his heir, Queen Subh knows that her son is in danger-other members of the Omayyad court have their eyes on the throne.

The Shining City

• This is the story of a city, a city that is now in ruins: Madinat al Zahra. The year is 947 AD, a time when southern Spain is under the rule of the Moors and now considered the Golden Age of Spain. The ruler, Caliph al Rahman III is rich, powerful and...

Daughters Of Spain

• Daughters of Spain gives a gripping account of the hard won changes within society for the women of Spain, through the eyes and experiences of the women themselves. I first began to think about writing this book in the late 1980s, when I lived in Spain...

Santiago Tales

The Only Blue Door

• It is September 1940, Maggie and her young siblings, Grace and Billy, are living in the East End of London with their parents. Their father has been killed at Dunkirk and their mother goes into hospital to have her fourth child, leaving the children with...

Spanish Lavender

• 'Spanish Lavender' is a love story set in the Spanish Civil War. In January 1937, Elizabeth, a young English girl decides to remain in Spain when the rest of her family return to the peace of England. Alone in the devastated city of Málaga...

Loving Harry

• Fashion designer Carla Kane has been too busy climbing the career ladder to sustain a long-term relationship until she meets the charming, charismatic Harry Wilkinson, and falls deeply in love for the first time. Theres only one problem: Harry is already...

The House On The Beach

• "The House on the Beach" is a novel set in the years after the Civil War, in a Spain ruled by the military dictator Francisco Franco. This is a time when women had little independence; they were expected to lead prescribed lives, dominated by...

A Relative Matter

• The making, undoing and remodeling of Geoffrey Doyle as he comes to terms with a disparate, controlling, contentious and very quirky Irish Protestant family.