Hiding a terrifying secret underground becomes the only alternative. From now on, the characters in this novel flee forward, with the vague memory that it had to be that way. There was no other solution ...
Years later, when Teresa Wyatt appears murdered mercilessly in his bathtub, those who shared his secret shudder at the thought that something was not well buried, death was not the end. But all of them are unable to confess what happened that night in which they gave ground to their sad circumstances.
Kim Stone (again a policewoman, continuing the trend that I already indicated in the novel review I'll see you under the Ice), take the controls of the rugged case. Because Teresa is only the beginning of the chain of macabre deaths that are happening to the astonishment of all citizens.
Will Kim Stone get to know the real motivations of the murderer? Will you know what really happened that night?
The origin of evil ends up being a distorted reflection, leading to unpredictable consequences. The threat of death stalks many of the characters in this story, who could well unravel the thread of tragedy.
But the truth, the origin of evil is too rugged, ominous, ignominious. And sometimes it seems as if they, those who participated in that remote night, assume that their execution is their turn. Kim probes the people around Teresa as the uncertain violence shakes them all. Kim discovers that a dark secret is the beginning of everything. And until you know it, you can't stop the sinister chain of deaths.
There is no worse judge than an enraged past that returns from the dregs of memory to cause insomnia, anguish, panic and more than a certain premonition that the next one could be you.
A fast-paced crime novel that will shake you out of your seat and that will trap you in the urgent need of solving the case.
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