A quiet night. A routine walk. A kidnapping that will change everything.
Arturo Sánchez Brunete, a veteran war correspondent turned celebrated writer, is kidnapped in the small town of Navacerrada, where he has been living practically retired from public life. The crime surprises everyone, including the victim himself, who can find no motive for it. What no one can imagine is that the captors aren't seeking financial ransom, but something far more settling the score over a memory and a comment that sealed someone's fate.
Skillfully written, Kidnapping is a novel told through three voices in which Daniel Carazo takes us into the mind of the kidnapped man, lets us experience the kidnappers' motivations firsthand, and allows us to follow the police investigation from an insider's perspective.
In this Spanish psychological thriller charged with tension and humanity, a story of suspense and revenge unfolds where victim and perpetrator become blurred, and truth becomes just another form of punishment.
Blending contemporary crime fiction with literary thriller elements, Kidnapping explores the boundaries of guilt, memory, and redemption. An intense and vivid work set in the mountains of Madrid that will captivate readers from the very first page.
If you're passionate about novels of intrigue, crime, and psychological mystery, this story will leave you spellbound.