3 best books by Marcos Nieto Pallarés

It is quite common to find a surprising writer who sounds like a novel to us but who has been hardened in a thousand previous battles since desktop publishing. Marcos Nieto Pallares is already recognizable among readers of crime novels as a new case at the Javier Castillo or to Eva Garcia Saenz.

And it is that in a retrospective in the bibliography of this Catalan writer, we find that development of the author grown up in self-publishing, pointing to that gain of the trade from the imprint, the wood of the good writer. Also adding, in parallel, an ingenious marketing role to attract the attention of the first followers in a unique market such as Kindle readers.

With his undeniable predilection for the dark to address any genre, we can find books by this author clearly of the black genre but also with fantastic foothills, some science fiction and even romantic plots. A man orchestra of the letters that begins to sound everywhere.

Top 3 recommended novels by Marcos Nieto Pallarés

i will kill them for you

There are times when the term Nazi is used very lightly. It is even used to try to stigmatize everything that sounds contrary to one's ideology. But the point is that the horrors armed during the validity of this regime still find followers in redoubts of our society.

A novel that shows us remote abysses still claimed today by followers immersed in that disturbance of extermination as a solution to recover promised lands or racial legacies according to beliefs between the political verging on the religious and the insane. To the most unexpected extremes...

The lifeless body of an elderly Jewish man is discovered in an abandoned factory outside of Phoenix, Arizona. They drugged him, tied him to a wooden pylon, placed him in front of a concrete wall similar to the 'Auschwitz wall' - where the Nazis mercilessly shot thousands of Jews during World War II - and shot him with a Mauser Kar 98k , standard infantry rifle of the armed forces of Nazi Germany. The first hypotheses point to a crazy anti-Semite willing to continue with the 'final solution'. But the true motive for the murders is much more complex and disturbing.

The indelible killer

It is true that a traditional publisher always bets on the safe side and this novel is a leap, rather than a step, in the author's career. 'A brutal murder. A history of violence and redemption. A past that no one can escape Discover the thriller that readers recommend the most.

In the small and apparently quiet town of Between Forests they find the body of a brutally tortured young woman with several inscriptions "chiseled" into her skin. Next to the corpse, a boy covered in blood and in a catatonic state who repeatedly denies that he is the culprit. Detectives Jeff Sanders and Dan Patterson, who are in charge of the case, will soon discover that the crime scene itself contains a hidden message. That will be the first thread to pull to undo a tangle of heinous secrets from the past and discover who is the murderer they call "indelible."

A story in which violence and love, guilt and redemption are combined, while the reader sees how the minds of two of the best detectives in the Police Force work.

The lament of the innocents

Black novel that tells the adventures of a detective with a curious gift: Jayden Sullivan can review any event from the past. And he will have to make the most of his unique quality when a serial killer kidnaps and executes innocent women. It is a quick book, easy to read, short and very entertaining. Novel in its theme and that follows a theme in which this writer usually excels.

Our protagonist will face a serial killer who knows his most hidden secret, his gift. He needs to measure himself with him, only our detective can save five lives and yet only he will know the reason for their deaths. A struggle of wits, realities and traumas. Five randomly chosen victims who will suffer the consequences of a much longer story. A book that presents a man with too many demons and loads on his back.

Postmortem crimes

In the aforementioned plot versatility of this author, we find in this little novel a black plot with evocations of a Sherlock Holmes filtered through a more Gothic filter. Because we are moving in the late nineteenth century and among the nineteenth-century shadows we are entering a fantastic look like Tim Burton, with his dead badly dead and his pending accounts ...

A bizarre murder will lead Detective Alder McAlister to a grisly hate crime. The Ku Klux Klan, murders underground and dark and macabre religious practices: all that and much more you will find it in Post mortem crimes… They died and, like good Christians, they were buried. But after the burial they woke up underground. Someone is finishing off "dead" men, executing them in their own coffin. How is it possible? What motivates the murderer? Detective Alder McAlister will try to find out. He will venture into remote swamps and violent organizations in search of the truth.