Crítics Matiners

Barcelona native and salty hero of The Summer of Dead Toys, Inspector Hector Salgado returns in another riveting crime thriller After a team-building retreat in a remote country house, senior staff members at Alemany Cosmetics return home with a dark secret. They’ve each received an anonymous email with a disturbing attachment: a photo showing dogs hung from a tree near the very same farm they all just left. And now they're committing suicide, one by one. The connection between the shocking photos and the suicides remains a mystery--one that racks Barcelona law enforcement and corporate think tanks alike, threatening a frightening end for everyone involved. Deciphering the insular power structures of these new executives isn't easy, but Inspector Salgado has his own ways of making them speak. Meanwhile, Barcelona is freezing, suffering from an unusual cold snap and Salgado's wife, Ruth, is still missing. Despite impossible odds, Salgado must try everything he can to bring the nightmarish events to an end, because for him it’s a matter of saving his city, and his family. THE GOOD SUICIDES marks Inspector Hector Salgado’s astonishing return in a novel that is dark, gripping, and unforgettable.