El suicida más hermoso del mundo

The sixteenth installment of the Ricardo Blanco detective saga begins, as is his custom, with a strange death, all the more shocking this time because it's the supposed suicide of a successful businessman who seems to have a stroke of luck. From there, when Blanco is tasked with investigating, a hell of threats, intrigue, and corpses unfolds, entangling everything. The detective scours the streets and hidden corners of his city and island, ultimately encountering a gang of thugs for whom life, especially the lives of others, is worthless. With "The Most Beautiful Suicide in the World", José Luis Correa returns to his darkest form, without forgetting what the author himself considers non-negotiable: style. Readers of his novels will quickly recognize his vivid, almost lyrical, narrative style and the sardonic wit that permeates everything and has made language the hallmark of this Canary Island author.