Sin retorno
Suspense and thrillers, Mysteries and crime stories
Human-narrated audio
Summary
"Irene Ochoa has long felt trapped in a dead end alley, an alley whose walls seem to cave in on her as the abuse by her husband Marcos becomes habitual. Her only weapon is her survival instinct and it is… very clear to her that it is either Marcós life or her own. The perfect opportunity presents itself on a Wednesday when Marcos comes home more drunk than usual and falls asleep. A couple of hours later, firefighters and policemen investigate the cause of a fire that took its only victim: Marcos. Everything has gone as planned, but there is one thing that Irene has no control over. That same night she got rid of her abuser and she is able to taste her freedom at last, she meets a man that could take it right from under her again. This man is Inspector Vázquez, the policeman in charge of her murdered husband's case. Their relationship signifies passion, longing and danger. Whilst Pamplona still is in a state of shock over the accident, Inspector Vázquez is in the midst of quite possibly his most lurid case of his entire career: several voyagers that had been on the Camino de Santiago were found dead in Roncesvalles, just a few kilometers away, which leads the investigators to believe that this was the work of a serial killer." -- Provided by publisher