Once upon a time, Itala Caruso, a police queen who runs an extensive network of corruption, was forced to imprison a man who was falsely accused of kidnapping and murdering three teenage girls. Thirty years later, another kidnapping occurs - and the victim, sixteen-year-old Amala, realizes that she is unlikely to get out alive unless she finds a way to escape on her own. However, they are looking for Amala. Francesca Cavalcante, her mother's sister, is looking for her, a lawyer who thirty years ago failed to keep an innocent man out of prison - and now she suspects that the serial killer, who remained free at that time, is at work again. Amala is also looking for a certain Jerry, a dog lover and owner of extremely versatile knowledge in the most unexpected areas, seemingly just an Israeli tourist, who, however, rushed to Italy as soon as news of a new abduction became known, and is ready to do anything to save the girl. Even for murder. Sandrone Dazieri is a renowned Italian author of thrillers and noirs, bestsellers that are published with great success in thirty countries. The Evil People Do is his new novel, and it has everything we expect from a thriller: scary secrets, ghost chases, double-crosses, unforgettable characters - and if we're really lucky, maybe even a triumphant ending justice, although, of course, there are no guarantees.