Power, money, interest ... There can be no impediment to the cyclone of those three factors conspiring to make room for ambition. It is not just a matter of raising the amoral from the large multinationals that run the world, governments and countries. It is also about appreciating what we are capable of doing as individuals when we smell a slight aroma of easy money.
The renewable energy boom posed and poses a singular paradox. Green energy with which to improve our ecosystem and also green money for the lucky ones with optimal land for facilities of this type.
But there is more to Mistralia than all this. The late Esther Duarte, hanged in a new windmill seems to have succumbed to some kind of corporate dirty work…. But what detective Ricardo Cupido (a fundamental character in this author's general work) can discover will not end up pointing precisely to the most typical causes that appear between power, money and interests ...
An interesting plot where almost nothing is what it seems. Characters cleverly outlined to present the whims, the dark sides and the passions that not infrequently assail us in our current world.
Summary: In one of the modern wind energy mills to be installed in Breda, a woman is found hanged. This is Esther Duarte González, an engineer from Mistralia, the company that will operate that plant. Murder or suicide?
When the detective Ricardo Cupido receives the task of investigating what happened from the company, he does not imagine the many ins and outs that his investigations are going to lead him through. The wind farm has been and continues to be a source of conflict between neighbors: everyone takes the opportunity to sell their land, and it irritates them greatly that an environmental couple from Madrid, Vidal and Sonia, refuse to sell and ruin the business. Even among company executives, things are not clear. Cupido will learn of Esther's hectic love life and internal tensions at work through Senda Burillo, a young engineer destined to replace her and to whom he cannot help but feel attracted.
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