Geopolitical thrillers where Swiss discretion meets European power politics.

European romances between equals: warm, clever and brave enough to be seen.

French-speaking Switzerland is her world. She lays every card on the table, and still you never spot the culprit.

The streets are real. The old legends are terrifyingly alive. Supernatural cases with dry wit and dangerous magic.

The person you trust most becomes the danger: psychological thrillers with a twist.

Quiet novels about grief and memory: what people reveal when they say nothing.

European myths are her worlds. There, magic costs something. So does love.

Traditional crafts. Hidden family secrets. And women who unravel both.

Whoever knows today what tomorrow holds can shape it. Science thrillers about a future that could really happen.

Epic fantasy in which ancient oaths and bonds decide the fate of entire realms.

What makes the news happens in the house next door in her novels: people of today who must decide what is right.

How much decency can survival afford? People in the Europe of kings and wars tell it themselves, with bitter wit and open eyes.

At sea, on campaign and across the Alps, he tells of companions united by their skills and divided by their loyalties.

She writes for everyone still reading the class group chat at two in the morning.

She hears what everyone else missed. Nordic Noir from Scandinavia and the Baltics.

Between desire and control live people who play with fire, discover themselves and, in the end, stand face to face with their heads held high.

His characters have good reasons to stay stubborn. Growing closer to other people along the way was not part of the plan.

Someone just wants to correct a mistake. Unfortunately, the bigger problem that follows is entirely by the book.

There is no horror, but there are villages where everyone knows why the windows are bricked up, except you.