Alone or in the company of others: True Crime

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

A new novel by Roberto Sánchez Ruiz where nothing is as it seems.

A true-crime turned into a novel.

In June 2018, a stranded yacht is discovered in international waters, engulfed in flames.

There's no trace of its crew, the Vila Monsonís —a well-known couple of lawyers from Fotheringale— nor of the boat's captain.

From that moment on, all hypotheses are open regarding what might have happened on the high seas. There are no witnesses.

The case generates significant media attention due to the prominence of the individuals involved and their connections to the business and political world of that remote tax haven.

Gradually, we will come to know the development of the investigation from three perspectives: a true-crime genre documentary film about the events, the manuscript of a thriller signed under a pseudonym by someone very close to the family, and the testimony of Ramón Santolaya, a Spanish writer and diplomat whom the president of the Republic of Fotheringale trusts to uncover what really happened to his friends.

About the Author:

Roberto Sánchez Ruiz

Spanish writer and radio journalist.

Author of the Spanish novels The Critic, Sitting on the Edge of the Bed, The World Without Love Letters, Asesinos de Series, Salvarás a mis hijos, Quienes manejan los hilos, Noche en Vela, Líneas cruzadas, and the series of game books of mystery stories, Playing Detective, which originated from the program Si amanece nos vamos directed by Cadena SER.