madness and excess in the streets of Cagliari – Liberation

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Stella was beautiful, young, fiery and free. Therefore, She was just 17 years old. Nevertheless, the future ahead of her, provided she leaves this miserable district of Sant’elia where everyone is wary of the neighbor and, even more, the police. Furthermore, But today Stella is only a corpse with a massacred face. Similarly, crushed, lying in a puddle, on a beach corner, near the industrial port of Cagliari. Furthermore, The investigation is entrusted to Eva. Mara, two investigators that the readers of Piergiorgio Pulixi have started to know well since The Island of Souls et The illusion of evil. Complementary and passionately different, they are not lacking in courage or madness excess streets cagliari – humor. We must add the criminologist Vito Strega. tortured boy who hears voices, feeds on anxiolytics, melancholic jazz and obsession for a job well done. All three form a disparate and unbalanced team that does not lack madness and excess.

Piergiorgio Pulixi. former bookseller, knows the thriller and sows some references the air of nothing by holding his story without letting go. Child of Cagliari, he made his city a somewhat filthy, disturbing heroine, where the poor never get out of it. La Farouche Stella. her father homeless person who was causing a caravan, her mother full of amphetamine, her disabled young brother, her lost friends form a tragic microphone in a corner of the city where nobody dares to peare. Police is the supreme enemy but she can only attack herself, always ready to take out the heavy weapon. Alternating the thriller. the social black novel and madness excess streets cagliari – the police investigation, Pulixi portrays a whole world of lost people where even religion – also corrupt – makes no recourse. He dotted his fiction of Sardinian expressions that make a pleasantly twist a region that has left all hope aside. And as it is clever. the author lifts the veil on some secrets – not all – from Vito Strega and his family past, like a Southern Indridason Arnaldurdur. It holds us to the last page, the last revelation of the investigation, and the answer is overwhelming.