Synopsis
Gaia, elegant, extremely rich, daughter of a former Franco minister, turns to detective Sol Aglaya because his wife has disappeared and the police are not taking the case seriously. The missing person is Selene, a poet with hundreds of thousands of followers on social networks. Lover of living life to the fullest, she maintains simultaneous relationships with three women in addition to the legitimate one. One is Haizea, a businesswoman, owner of an agency that represents a group of influencers.
The second is Mar, an actress with a long career and prestige. And the third is Fulvia, an editor who specializes in creating best-sellers. Each of them has reasons for wanting to make Selene disappear, and means to do so. Sol discovers that Selene was writing a book. A novel about her past in Argentina, when she fled from an organization involved in human trafficking, drug trafficking and political corruption. But is it possible that one of her lovers, or her wife, could have alerted Selene’s enemies to her new identity? A fast-paced crime novel that effectively and stylishly portrays recent landscapes of Spanish and Argentine history.
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A woman arrives at Sol’s small detective agency, specialized in marital infidelities, which has never been involved in a big case: Gaia. Elegant, very rich, daughter of a former Franco minister. His wife has disappeared.
But the police do not take the case seriously because it is not the first time that the girl takes her space, so to speak, and they believe that it is a marital argument.
The missing woman is an “internet poet” with hundreds of thousands of followers. She is also a womanizer, and maintains simultaneous relationships with three women in addition to her wife. One is Haizea, a businesswoman, owner of an agency that represents 60 influencers, prescribers of the great business that is social networks. The second is Mar, an actress with a long career and prestige. And the third Fulvia, an editor who specializes in creating bestsellers.
Each of them has reasons for wanting to make Selene disappear, and means to do so.
Sol discovers that Selene was writing a book. A book about her past in Argentina, when she fled a trafficking ring led by a politician. And she fears that it is that network that is behind her disappearance. But to what extent have her lovers or her wife warned Selene’s enemies of her new identity?
Can a third-rate detective, who doesn’t even have a weapons license, confront an organization that combines human trafficking, drug trafficking and political corruption? Does a girl who doesn’t weigh fifty-five kilos have the courage to pursue a psychopath who can crush her like a cockroach?
Source: https://algunoslibrosbuenos.com/selene-y-los-cuatro-elementos
