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Sebastian Rotella

    The Convert's Song
    Twilight on the Line
    Rip Crew
    • 2018

      A shocking murder has international repercussions in this dark political thriller, perfect for fans of Don Winslow and Sicario.

      Rip Crew
    • 2015

      The Convert's Song

      • 487 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      A former federal agent finds himself at the center of a global manhunt after his childhood friend is implicated as the chief suspect in a terrorist attack. As he navigates the complexities of loyalty and justice, he must confront his past and unravel the truth behind the rampage, leading to a tense exploration of friendship, betrayal, and the moral dilemmas faced in the pursuit of justice.

      The Convert's Song
    • 1998

      Twilight on the Line

      Underworlds and Politics at the Mexican Border

      • 324 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      The narrative unveils a gripping tapestry of crime and corruption, featuring San Diego gang members entangled with a drug cartel in the assassination of a cardinal. It explores the challenges faced by border guards amid rampant lawlessness and highlights the complicity of Mexican federal police. The story delves into intricate smuggling operations, including a tunnel for cocaine concealed in jalapeño cans, and the shocking murder of a presidential candidate, possibly orchestrated by political insiders. Additionally, it portrays a surreal penal village where inmates and their families navigate a bizarre coexistence.

      Twilight on the Line