Malart

At dawn, on the high seas aboard a yacht off the Barcelona coast, a heinous double crime has been committed. Inspector Milo Malart knew the victims well, an upper-class couple acquitted in the trial for the murder of a young woman thanks to the opportune contamination of the evidence. Tortured to the point of obsession, everyone in the Corps knew that the inspector was willing to stop them at any cost. That Malart does not forget. He doesn't even let go of the prey. And now he has disappeared without a trace. As evidence from the crime scene stacks up against him, it's all too easy for some to connect the dots. For others, on the other hand, the facts do not quite fit; however, they cannot answer a simple question: if he is innocent, why doesn't he show signs of life?His partner, Deputy Inspector Rebeca Mercader, does not believe him capable of having crossed the line. Working against the clock, she is determined to clarify what happened even against orders and despite the fact that she may ruin her career.Malart closes the tetralogy of elements. It is a novel unlike any other, with an unusual plot, where mind games have special relevance and masterfully closes the circle of injustice and infamy. A new and sublime twist.