A new novel by Alfredo Conde, author of the famous The Griffin and The Wolf Man. Police Commissioner Andres Salorio investigates a complex chain of murders and assassinations in Santiago de Compostela, maneuvering between a capricious lover and the beautiful lawyer Clara, who is under the shadow of suspicion. Conde skillfully builds an exciting detective story, full of the most unexpected, sometimes discouraging twists and false versions. Ultimately, it turns out that the key to the solution lies in the sarcophagus of the Apostle James, one of the most revered Catholic saints. Sophisticated genetic analysis sheds light on whose relics actually rest in the sarcophagus and how this mystery is connected to the murders that shook the quiet Galician town.