From award-winning YA novelist Acevedo comes her debut book for adults about family, immigration, secrets, and sisterhood. Flor, who can predict when someone will die, decides to hold her own living wake and invites her family. Whose death has she seen? Hers? Someone else's? Find out in this moving, spirited magical realism novel.

With vulnerability and humor, Gomez relates coming of age as a gay, Hispanic man in a culture of machismo. Gomez's story spans from his childhood in Nicaragua to the queer spaces in the United States where he learned the joys of being both gay and Hispanic.

Moreno-Garcia's latest novel is historical noir featuring con artist, Ulises. Hoping to land his largest con, yet he's focused on deceiving Perla, a small town boardinghouse owner in beautiful Veracruz. But Perla is not as innocent as he suspected—and she has secrets of her own.

Two vibrantly illustrated stories are combined in one graphic novel. Jalisco is determined to find her missing mother and Santa is battling corrupt politicians in her hometown. Both Latina women are portrayed as strong, passionate, and resilient in their pursuit of justice. 

Using both historical and fictional characters, three storylines are followed in three different eras. Mexican novelist Enrigue's story focuses on the Mexican and United States frontier wars and the last days of the Apaches, as well as a modern-day family in this sweeping and dramatic saga.

Zamora writes this memoir in the voice of his 9-year-old self and recounts the perilous, desperate journey of his migration from El Salvador to the United States. What was supposed to take two weeks became two months of danger, suspense, and the moving connections he makes with his found family on the journey.

Inspired by the history and mythology of 16th century Mexico, the author combines themes of identity, colonialism, and indigenous beliefs with grand adventure and swordplay. Lady Leonora by day and Pantera by night, our hero must make a choice about fighting the tyranny of Spanish rule.