Books like La Fiesta del Chivo by Mario Vargas Llosa

A dwarf in Nazi Germany who can break glass with his voice becomes embroiled in the lives of his neighbors and the history of Danzig.

A mysterious figure visits a bookstore in Barcelona, threatening to reveal a terrible secret that has been hidden in the city's dark memory for two decades.

An experimental novel by William Faulkner that tells the same events from four distinct perspectives, each with a unique narrative style, charting the decline of a once‑wealthy Southern family.

Max and Mecha’s forbidden tango romance begins aboard a 1928 transatlantic cruise and unfolds across Buenos Aires, Moscow, and Santiago, spanning forty years of passion, espionage, and political intrigue.

"Aquella era una gran fiesta, uno de esos eventos en que nadie hablaba de crisis, la mayoría de los asistentes porque tenían la oportunidad de divertirse, algunos porque otros problemas les preocupaban la mente, y la chica del cuarto de aseo del primer piso debido a que cuando te apuñalan dejas de pensar en los problemas para llegar a fin de mes. Cuatro personajes que no se conocen, o no sienten el menor interés en conocerse, se ven involucrados en la muerte de la chica. Ellos son los narradores y los encargados de esclarecer el misterio hasta llegar a un final como el lector jamás creería posible encontrar en una novela. Añádanle un inspector de policía capaz de convertir a Colombo en Caperucita Roja y respiren hondo, que despegamos. Mucho más que una novela negra."--Unedited summary from book. That was a great party, one of those events in which no one spoke of the economic crisis, because most of the attendees had the opportunity to have fun, some because other problems occupied their mind, and the girl in the cleaning supply closet on the first floor due to the fact that when you have been repeatedly stabbed, you stop worrying about making ends meet. Four people who do not know each other, nor do they feel the slightest interest in knowing one another, are involved in the death of the girl. These four are the narrators and clarifying this mystery is in their hands; thus arriving at an ending the reader would never expect to find in a novel. Add to this mix a police inspector capable of making Colombo look like Red Riding Hood. Take a deep breath, we are about to take off. So much more than a dark novel.

In 1808, a young soldier in Napoleón's army struggles to cope with the violence and death he witnesses and his growing sense of despair and guilt over his actions.

A captivating historical romance novel set on the island of Saint-Domingue during the 18th century, featuring a slave woman's journey to find love and freedom through music and magic realism.

With fifteen-century Spain rent with intrigue and threatened by civil war, Isabella became the pawn of her ambitious, half-crazed mother and a virtual prisoner at the licentious court of her half-brother, Henry IV. Was she, at sixteen, fated to be the victim of the Queen's revenge, the Archbishop's ambition and the lust of Don Pedro Giron, one of the most notorious lechers in Castile? Numbed with grief and fear, Isabella yet remained steadfast in her determination to marry Ferdinand, the handsome young Prince of Aragon, her only true betrothed.