Nicolás Obregón crafts compelling narratives that delve into intricate mysteries within vibrant settings. His writing is characterized by its atmospheric depth and keen psychological insight into characters, offering readers an immersive and thought-provoking experience. Through his work, Obregón explores the complexities of human nature and the nuanced dynamics of the worlds he creates, ensuring a distinctive and engaging literary journey.
With just weeks to go before the Olympics and the world's eyes firmly fixed on Tokyo the body of young British student, Skye Mackintosh, is discovered in a love hotel. Tokyo's Homicide Department enlists the help of Kosuke Iwata. But it isn't long before he discovers the darkness in the neon drenched streets as Skye, like so many others, had her own secrets. Lies and murder haunt a city where old ghosts and new whisper from its darkest of corners and the truth is always just out of sight. . .
Harrowing and gripping. An astute police procedural . . . Switching between LA, Mexico and Tokyo both Iwata's present and past are cleverly interwoven in a truly heart-rending climax Daily Express
Inspector Kosuke Iwata, newly transferred to Tokyo's homicide department, is assigned a new partner, Assistant Inspector Noriko Sakai and a secondhand case. The case is complicated - a family of four murdered in their own home by a killer who then ate ice cream, surfed the web and painted a hideous black sun on the bedroom ceiling before he left in broad daylight.
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