The Holiday Switch is a heartwarming novel about two women, Lila and Elena, who decide to swap homes for the holidays. As they navigate each other's lives, unexpected challenges and romantic opportunities arise, leading them to personal growth and a deeper understanding of themselves while exploring themes of love, friendship, and the magic of the holiday season.
Smaller and Smaller Circles is the first Filipino crime novel set in the Philippines. It revolves around two Jesuit priests investigating murders of young boys in a Manila slum. As they try to uncover the serial killer amid corruption, the novel explores themes of government inefficiency. In 1999, it won a literary award.
Gun Dealer's
The Holiday Switch is a heartwarming novel about two women, Lila and Elena, who decide to swap homes for the holidays. As they navigate each other's lives, unexpected challenges and romantic opportunities arise, leading them to personal growth and a deeper understanding of themselves while exploring themes of love, friendship, and the magic of the holiday season.
Smaller and Smaller Circles is the first Filipino crime novel set in the Philippines. It revolves around two Jesuit priests investigating murders of young boys in a Manila slum. As they try to uncover the serial killer amid corruption, the novel explores themes of government inefficiency. In 1999, it won a literary award.
Gun Dealer's
The Holiday Switch is a heartwarming novel about two women, Lila and Elena, who decide to swap homes for the holidays. As they navigate each other's lives, unexpected challenges and romantic opportunities arise, leading them to personal growth and a deeper understanding of themselves while exploring themes of love, friendship, and the magic of the holiday season.
Smaller and Smaller Circles is the first Filipino crime novel set in the Philippines. It revolves around two Jesuit priests investigating murders of young boys in a Manila slum. As they try to uncover the serial killer amid corruption, the novel explores themes of government inefficiency. In 1999, it won a literary award.
Gun Dealer's
Is a heart warming novel centered around two women, Lila and Elena, who decide to swap homes for the holidays. As they navigate each other’s lives, unexpected challenges and romantic opportunities arise, leading to personal growth and a deeper understanding of themselves. The story explores themes of love, friendship, and the magic of the holiday season, creating a delightful and festive read.
Title: Smaller and Smaller Circles
Author: F.H. Batacan Smaller and Smaller Circles is the first Filipino contemporary crime detective literature set in the Philippines. The mystery novel revolves around two Jesuit priests named Gus Saenz and Jerome Lucero who happen to perform forensic work. There have been murders of young boys in the slum area of Payatas. As the novel explores themes that deal with the corruption and inefficiency in the government, they hope to uncover the mysterious murderer behind the serial killings in Manila‘s slum area. In 1999, Batacan’s mystery novel won the Carlos Palanca Grand Prize for English Novel.
Title: Gun dealer’s Daughter
Author: Gina Apostol A young woman pieces together her troubled past in this story of rebellion and romance set in the Marcos-era Philippines. Soon after she leaves home for university in Manila, Soledad Soliman (Sol) transforms herself from bookish rich girl to communist rebel. But is her allegiance to the principles of Mao or to Jed, the comrade she’s in love with? Can she really be a part of the movement or is she just a “useful fool,” a spoiled brat playing at revolution? Far from the Philippines, in a mansion overlooking the Hudson River, Sol confesses her youthful indiscretions, unable to get past the fatal act of communist fervor that locked her memory in an endless loop. Rich with wordplay and unforgettable imagery, Gun Dealers’ Daughter combines the momentum of an amnesiac thriller with the intellectual delights of a Borgesian puzzle. In her American debut, award-winning author Gina Apostol delivers a riveting novel that illuminates the conflicted and little-known history of the Philippines, a country deeply entwined with our own.