The investigation quickly connects this crime to a tragedy from their shared past:
: While it is the third book in the Abad and Barroso series—following Belleza roja and La vida secreta de Úrsula Bas —it is designed to be readable as a standalone mystery. Author Information El Hombre Que Mato A Antia Morg Arantza Porta...
: The book is told through multiple perspectives, using an omniscient narrator for most characters but switching to first-person for Carlos Morgade , Antía’s brother. The investigation quickly connects this crime to a
: Their friend Antía Morgade committed suicide decades ago after being sexually abused by an educator, Héctor Vilaboi . : The group lived together as teenagers in
: The group lived together as teenagers in a supervised home for minors.
: Critics have compared the "closed group" murder mystery structure to Agatha Christie's classics, particularly And Then There Were None .