
Pulvis et umbra
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Mystery
Format
Kindle
Pages
335
Language
Italian
Published
Aug 31, 2017
Publisher
Sellerio
ISBN-10
883893696X
Description
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Aosta, a haunting mystery unfolds as the discovery of a trans woman's body sends shockwaves through the community. The stark reality of violence and prejudice emerges, with investigators navigating a complex web of societal issues while delving into the deceased's life and connections.
Simultaneously, another narrative thread weaves through the story, revealing the personal struggles and conflicts of those involved in the investigation. As they confront their own demons, the intertwining of the two storylines shines a light on themes of identity, acceptance, and the quest for justice in a world rife with shadows.
Through vivid descriptions and compelling character developments, the tale explores the fragility of life and the weight of existence, urging readers to reflect on the past and the transformative power of understanding in human relationships. With every turn of the page, suspense builds, leaving an indelible mark on those who dare to look deeper into the heart of darkness.
Simultaneously, another narrative thread weaves through the story, revealing the personal struggles and conflicts of those involved in the investigation. As they confront their own demons, the intertwining of the two storylines shines a light on themes of identity, acceptance, and the quest for justice in a world rife with shadows.
Through vivid descriptions and compelling character developments, the tale explores the fragility of life and the weight of existence, urging readers to reflect on the past and the transformative power of understanding in human relationships. With every turn of the page, suspense builds, leaving an indelible mark on those who dare to look deeper into the heart of darkness.
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