When Núria Bonmatí receives the mysterious phone call from an anonymous caller announcing a shooting in the Torres de Quart de Valencia, it has been a few years since the electoral victory of the Partido del Progreso has changed the social and political landscape of the Valencian Country. We are at the beginning of the 21st century, a time of euphoria, of great events, of waste and murky business that we will know through Núria, a free-spirited reporter, but conditioned by an uncomfortable sentimental relationship. She will have to report on a faceless political violence that terrifies and upsets rulers who are used to doing and undoing without anyone standing up to them. until now. This novel by Jota Martínez Galiana, that recalls an era, still recent, in which a journalist was fired if he published false news, raises a fast-paced uchrony based on real events. The portrait of a bad country, a land undone and ravaged by systemic corruption that advances unstoppably like a tongue of lava.
