Spanish writer Alicia Jimenez Bartlett became famous for a series of detective novels about police inspector Petra Delicado and her faithful assistant Fermin Garzon, whom critics call a modern-day Sancho Panza. The novel “Don't Call Me to Rome Again” is based on real events. A Barcelona businessman, a respectable father of a family, was murdered under unworthy circumstances - in the company of a young prostitute. Her pimp was accused of the crime, but he soon died from a bullet. The murders follow one after another, and the denouement is striking in its unexpectedness. And as the investigation progresses, readers, along with the characters, will walk through the streets of two of the most beautiful cities in Europe - Barcelona and Rome. Alicia Jimenez Bartlett's books have been translated into fifteen languages and have received prestigious national and international awards. Based on her novels, the television series “Petra Delicado” was filmed in Spain. Another series is currently being filmed in Italy.