Muerte es la sentencia

"You shouldn't be here. It's too late ..." These were the last words on the cell phone of Richard Pryce, a prestigious divorce lawyer, before he was beaten to death with a bottle of Chateau Lafite from 1928 valued at over £ 3,000. The most curious thing is that Richard Pryce was not even a good drinker. What was the bottle doing there, then? And why those last words recorded in the memory of your phone? The police also do not know how to interpret the three digits painted on the wall, and the suspects to kill Richard Pryce are numerous. Daniel Hawthorne undertakes the investigation with the help of Anthony Horowitz, again in Watson's role as a modern Holmes. As both characters delve into the dark skein of crime, Horowitz will realize that his partner has unspeakable secrets, which he wants to keep out of the light at all costs. Some of them may have to see it, despite the fact that this puts the author's life on the line.