She's Antonia Scott, who has been cooped up in her Madrid ... filled with not-so-subtle meanings and clues. In the middle of "Red Queen," when things get a little pokey and the grisly details ...

Red Queen follows Antonia Scott, a brilliant woman indeed: she's got an IQ of 242 and is the smartest person on planet Earth. She uses her extraordinary intelligence to investigate a series of ...

“Antonia Scott allows herself to think of suicide no more than three minutes a day.” Antonia is a genius, whose off-the-charts intelligence and analytical skills have made her a valued member ...

A seven-episode series — that shares its monkier with the book series, Red Queen, it has been adapted from stars Vicky Luengo as Antonia and Hovik Keuchkerian as Jon — is streaming on Amazon ...

A misguided little angel: society is to blame, and all that crap. Excerpted with permission from Red Queen, Juan Gómez-Jurado, translated from the Spanish by Nicholas Caistor, Pan Macmillan.

Pitted against this insidious villain is Antonia Scott, a young Red Queen officer of impulsive reflexes and almost superhuman intelligence. She also happens to be the (mostly estranged ...

Minotaur, $28 (352p) ISBN 978-1-250-85371-4 Gómez-Jurado pulls out all the stops in the thrilling conclusion to his Antonia ... Scott’s exceptional intellect landed her a spot on the covert Red ...

He must convince Antonia Scott to stop being a hermit and come out of self-imposed retirement to help him.

Our Take: And yet, despite that seen-it-before feeling, Red Queen gives us enough juicy characters and quick-wit dialogue to keep us engaged. In Gutierrez and Antonia, we get a pair of whip-smart ...

Scott is a genius ... a group of secret detectives led by a man known only as Mentor. Antonia is essential to Red Queen and soon, Gutierrez discovers why. This book has plenty of interesting ...

“Red Queen’s” Opening Scene A high-in-a-blue-sky drone shot zooms in on the red-brick roofs of a traditional part of Madrid and to an up-shot of a woman, Antonia (Vicky Luengo, “Riot ...