Monte Carlo is the sun and emerald waves of the Mediterranean Sea, casinos and snow-white villas, sailing regattas and Formula 1 races. Monte Carlo is a symbol of a serene life, an idyll, paradise on earth. But today there is horror here. An unknown person called live on Radio Monte Carlo and announced the start of a terrible game with the words “I’m killing.” Now he will offer musical clues to the police and city residents, and they must be able to prevent the next murder that he plans to commit. On the trail of a killer who steals human faces are Monaco Police Commissioner Nicola Hulot and his friend, former FBI agent American Frank Ottobre. The game has begun... The novel "I Kill" has it all - a tense and fascinating plot, the unique atmosphere of sun-drenched Monte Carlo, music from Schubert to Tom Waits, and in the center - a mysterious night killer who collects other people's faces, a character who will rightfully occupy its place between Dr. Hannibal Lector from The Silence of the Lambs and Patrick Suskind's great Perfumer. I Kill is the most famous Italian novel of the last decade. In two years, more than two and a half million copies of the book were sold.