The Sunflower Tragedy, by Benito Olmo

The Sunflower Tragedy
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Manuel Bianquetti is not going through his best moment. His times as a renowned police inspector are engulfed in a persistent fog of memories locked between feelings of guilt and remorse.

Dedicating himself to research in a private capacity becomes the only way out for a guy like him, with few prospects for the future beyond his years of performance, from which he has now been moved away as a result of a last case in which he ended up bungling her. .

Earning a living in the refuge of people who seek answers to alleged infidelities or who pay to learn about the movements of staunch enemies does not seem entirely worthy for his former condition. But it is what remains.

A new case, this time to provide protection services to a businessman visiting the city, is presented as a good opportunity to face his pressing financial needs. Except that the service, in principle simple for a guy like him, turns out to be a task that is poisoning itself until it completely surpasses him.

Around this commission a chain of murders is happening that does not manage to link with the supposed description of his protégé. Something escapes him ...

And to add insult to injury she appears. Some kind of miracle in his life. A new opportunity to find peace in his warm arms.

Waking up to such a dream is not always easy. Rather, it is never easy. Love obfuscates, her overriding need clouds reason to the point that only she matters.

At any other time, Manuel would have kept his distance or simply would have taken advantage of it until the final carom in which he took advantage of the girl and closed the case. But now it is not the same. The situation has caught him off guard and it matters little to take the blows.

Yes, Manuel is a sunflower at the cyclical whim of his new sun. And only outside his influence could he once again consider that the truth of what is happening is what is truly transcendent.

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