A novel in the spirit of "Fucking history" from one of the most popular authors in the detective-thriller genre in France.

"Your grave should be written that you died by my hand..."

It was a nightmare for Lucia Guerrero, Lieutenant of the Judicial Police of Madrid. Flashes of lightning snatched out of the darkness a large cross towering above the top of the hill. And on it hung her partner, Sergeant Moreira. A screwdriver protruded from his chest, and the body was ... glued to the cross with super-strong glue.

Lucia cannot be involved in the murder of a partner - the law prohibits it. But with the consent of her superiors, she begins her own investigation. And he learns about a professor from the University of Salamanca who is developing a computer program to search for serial criminals. It is he who tells Lucia about several "artistic" murders that occurred many years ago. Then the bodies of the victims were also fixed with glue, and the plots of deaths were taken from Ovid's famous poem "Metamorphoses" ...

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