Watch out for the irruption of a John McMahon erected in the United States as a alternative to Harry Bosch more untimely and eccentric but always accurate. An inexhaustible protagonist like Bosch, born from the pen of Michael connelly, that perhaps it needs this relief in PT Marsh, the new protagonist of McMahon.
Surely little by little we will be entering the skin of PT Marsh. And although it is a lot to say that we can come to suffer as we do with Harry Bosch, a type of return of everything that sometimes even infuriates us from the deep empathy that ties us to his personality, the mere attempt of mutation towards Marsh is even necessary to detoxify ...
For Inspector PT Marsh, the last year has been a nightmare after losing his wife and son in a traffic accident. Refugee in alcohol, one night he assaults a neo-Nazi who mistreats his partner. The next day, this man turns up dead and the policeman does not know if it is his fault.
As an investigation that could target him progresses, Marsh and his partner Remy Morgan face another very disturbing case. The appearance of the charred corpse of a young black man in a field will awaken old demons in a city like Mason Falls, Georgia, where skin color has always been a source of controversy, violence and pain. Overwhelmed, the inspector must rise from his ashes or he will definitely sink, there is no middle ground.
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