The Barcelona Murders

Corruption, past crimes, invisible citizens, fate and punishment... for every riddle that is solved, another, even more disturbing, appears.

There are many ways to die, but being burned alive is surely one of the most horrifying. A well-known politician and financier of Barcelona is found hanging in flames after being abducted on the Pedrera, a building created by the Catalan genius, Gaudí. The judge handling the case decides to resort to desperate measures and Milo Malart, unorthodox inspector of a dark-talent, is reinstated to the Serious Crimes Department to help clarify the brutal crime. However, after analyzing the evidence, he formulates a theory that triggers an even greater confusion. He suspects that the police is facing a serial killer, who is already focusing on new victims. At first, his ideas are met with disbelief and scorn, but all too soon they are confirmed. In a desperate race against the clock, Milo is willing to sacrifice whatever it takes to stop the killer who threatens to litter Barcelona with corpses.